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August 2013 Page 1�

Next issue�Friday Aug. 30th�

Deadline�Friday 23rd August�For�

Advertising & Copy�9733 2183�

drakesdespatch@gmail.com�74 South West Highway�(PO Box 215, Waroona,�

6215)�Office open Fridays�

10:30 to 11:30�Or by appointment.�

Drakesbrook Despatch�A volunteer monthly newsletter for the residents of�

Waroona, Preston Beach, Lake Clifton, Hamel, Coolup & Yarloop.� August 2013 www.drakesdespatch.com.au Issue 44�

COMING UP IN WAROONA�

alcoa . . .� proud supporters of the drakesbrook despatch�

Lions Farmers Market�Sunday. August 4th 8 am till Noon�

Memorial Hall Waroona�

Wednesday 7th August�Sea to Art Exhibitors Morning Tea�10am Visitors Centre�RSVP 9733 1506�

Saturday 24th August�Daffodil Ball�Tickets on sale 25.5.2013 from :�The Country Cafe between�8 - 10 am�

Sunday 8th September�Vintage Machinery Rally�

Saturday 12th October�Waroona Agricultural Show�

Saturday 19th October�‘The Battle of the Sausage’�Children’s disco, Italian sausage�comp. Spaghetti Night�St Joseph’s School Waroona�

Saturday 26th October to�Monday 4th November�‘Sea to Art Exhibition�

Waroona Lions has received a large amount of�surplus furniture since their Annual Monster Auction�

and desperately needs to quit it before the�Agricultural Show.�

They are holding a Garage Sale on Saturday 17�th�

August in the Walmsley Pavilion at the Waroona�Show Grounds and�everything must go!�

From 9am to 3pm�Come along for a sausage sizzle and grab a bargain.�

Enquiries:�Bill Rafferty 9733 1388 / Grant Hewett 0417 919 777�

COMMUNITY CALENDAR�

Regular Meetings�1st Waroona Girl Guides�

Mondays 4pm Scout Guide Hall, Fouracre Street�(Excluding public holidays.)�

Agricultural Society�3rd Thursday—Alison Birch 9733 1092�Central Districts Axemen’s Assoc.�

Linda Miller 9733 2098�Clifton Cwilters�

Fortnigtly 10am Tuesdays 9739 1484�Community Car�

Waroona Resource Centre - 9733 2545�Coolup CWA�2nd Monday�

Coolup Craft Group�Wednesdays CWA Room, Coolup 9530 3258�

Coolup LCDC (Landcare)�1�st� Monday of the month Kim Wilson 9733 2628�

Dam Spinners�Fortnightly CWA Rooms, Yarloop�

Joy Jackson 9733 1810�FRAGYLE (Preston Beach Hall)�

3rd Saturday Monthly Hilary Wheater 9733 1219�Lake Clifton/Herron Progress & Sporting�

Association�1st Tuesday—Tracey Timmins 0427 442 781�

Lake Clifton Landcare�1st Tuesday - 7:30pm Fiona O’Connor 9739 1727�

Nulsen Haven�2�nd� Wednesday – Jan Wood 9733 3701�

Preston Beach Progress Assoc.�1st Saturday 10:00am�

Really Really Free Markets�Every 3rd Saturday Memorial Hall�

Senior Citizens Welfare�Last Wednesday - Jan Wood 9733 3701.�

Hall Hire: Shire Office 9733 7800�South Mandurah Al-Anon Group�

Evary Monday at 10am�Uniting Church, 2 Reees Place, Wannanup�

St John Amubulance�3rd Monday 7:30pm - Carol Racco 9733 2122�

Tai Chi—Pisconeri Hts Park�Thursday, 10 am – Del Leahy 9733 1201�

Wagerup Community Consultative�Network�

For information contact Tom Busher at Alcoa on�9733 8768�

Waroona Arts and Crafts Centre�Bi monthly, 1st Monday 11:30am - 9733 3086�

Waroona Historical Society�3rd Thurs 4:00pm�

Debra Tyler 041 7 70 5 966�Waroona Lions�

2nd & 4th Monday—Grant Hewett 9733 2903�Waroona Hamel R&SL�

1st Fri, bi-monthly Brent Gibson 9733 2017�Waroona Pensioner’s Social Club�

1st Wednesday—Dot Hansen 9733 1892�Waroona State Emergency Service�

Training every Wednesday. 9733 1477�

ST MARK’S ANGLICAN�CHURCH WAROONA�

Normal Services are held on the�1st, 2nd & 3rd Sunday of each�month at 9:00am and on the 4th�Sunday at 10:30am.�

St Mary’s Anglican Church,�Coolup�

Services are held only on the 5th�Sunday of a month at 9.00am.�

Rev Karon Austin�Pinjarra 9531 1248�

WAROONA CATHOLIC CHURCH�Waroona/Yarloop Mass Times:�

Waroona�: Sundays at 8.30am�Yarloop�: Second and Fourth�Saturday of the Month at 6pm.�

Parish Priest:� 9733 1225�

UNITING CHURCH�Thatcher Street, Waroona�

Worship Services�& Sunday School�

Each Sunday at 9:30am�A warm welcome is extended to all.�Elders: Rob & Charlotte Bruce�

Phone: 9733 1018�Minister Robbie Jetta�

0478 243 765�

WELL OF LIVING WATER�Meetings at 7 Butler Retreat Waroona�

7 pm every 2nd Friday�Needed, prayer Warriors for our�

Nation from 2 Chronicles 7v14�All welcome supper after.�

Sub Centre Opening Times�Tues & Thurs�

9:00am - 1:30pm�Phone: 9733 2122�EMERGENCY: 000�

www.waroonaambulance.com.au�

EMERGENCY NUMBERS�(�Police 9733 7400�(�Fire Brigade 000�(�Ambulance 000�(�State Emergency Service 000�(�Waroona Taxi 9733 1481�(�Water Corp (faults) 13 13 75�(� W�estern Power (faults) 13 13 51�

TransWA�F�OR�TRAIN�TIMES�AND�BOOKINGS�

1300 662 205�BOOK�YOUR�TICKET�ONLINE�OR�VISIT�

LOCAL�AGENT�AT� A�UNTY� J�ACK�’�S� V�IDEO�

www.transwa.wa.gov.au�

Articles and advertising cannot be�accepted unless provided with a�

name, address and phone number�for contact purposes.�

Disclaimer:�Articles in this newsletter are the sole�responsibility of the contributor. We�

reserve the right to edit where�necessary.�

WAROONA CHRISTIAN�FELLOWSHIP - AOG�

Services 10am Sundays (except 3rd Sun�each month then 5 pm) at the Senior�Citizens Centre, Millar St.�We are a local church in our community.�We have mid-week small groups, great�worship, children's ministry, Bible based�teaching and prayer for the sick. You are�welcome to attend.�Info: Ps Stephen Griffiths 9593 6717�

MANDURAH - WAROONA BUS�Thurs. 4th & 18th July�

Thurs. 1st, 15th & 29th Aug.�at 9:00am from the Waroona�Hotel, South West Highway�

Mandurah Bus Charters�9581 6555�

THE SALVATION ARMY� Family Worship With The Salvos�Services every second Sunday,�

Aug 4th & 18th @ 10am�Sept 1st, 15th &29th @ 10am�

Meeting at Waroona Community�Resource Centre�

10 Henning Street, Waroona�EVERYONE WELCOME�

Contact: Shirley - 9733 1842�

NOTICE OF MEETINGS 2013�The Council of the Shire of Waroona�

will hold its Ordinary Council meetings�on the following dates during 2013:�

23 July,�27 August,24 September,�22 October, 26 November,�December (To be advised)�

Meetings will be held in the Council�Chambers, at 52 Hesse Street,�Waroona commencing at 4.00pm.�

Members of the public are welcome to�attend.�

Ian Curley CEO�

SHIRE�OF WAROONA�

August 2013 Page 3�Quambie Park News�

Dinosaur Concert�

O�n the 2�nd� of July 2013 – Pam Corker�House residents were treated to a�special concert from the grade one�students of Waroona Primary School.�The theme for the concert was�Dinosaurs. The children presented a�wonderful show of song and theatre�as they sang and entertained the�residents and staff with their take on�Dinosaurs, with some scary Dinosaur�masks and costumes. Some of the�Dinosaurs even played a mean guitar.�All of the residents enjoyed and have�commented on how lovely it was for�the students and teachers to attend�Pam Corker and share the concert�with them. The residents also�received a handmade card from the�students and got to meet the�performers at the end of the concert�to thank them in person. The�residents would like to extend a�welcome invitation for the Students to�attend and share future performances�and thank them for their Concert.�

ALCOA Volunteer Garden Crew�

Quambie Park Retirement Village�garden and grounds facing Henning�Street received a well deserved�makeover by a welcome crew of�ALCOA Volunteers.The team of�Volunteers arrived with a mission-�transform a couple of garden beds�with some native plants, and plant�some olive and citrus trees. True to�form, the crew worked through what�was to be an unpredictable day of rain�and more rain.�

Quambie Park Waroona Inc .�gardener Jim Hook supported the�volunteers group program by making�sure all the required plants, soil�improver ,food and refreshment were�available for the busy team of�workers. On behalf of Jim and�Quambie Park we would like to�extend a huge thank you to The�ALCOA volunteers for their time,�support and great outcome.The�gardens look wonderful and add a�special view for the Retirement Village�residents and general community. �

Birthday Wishes for August�Happy Birthday to the following people who celebrate their�birthdays in August:�

Angus Gardiner Lois Hindmarsh�Peter Lorraway Roma Brown�Dot Rankin Eileen Doran�Garry Sutton Joel Catalano�Dot Rankin Barbara Green�

MONDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY�

PIZZA & PINT SKIMPY NIGHT SUNDAY ROAST�$15 4pm - 8pm�

DINING ROOM�OPEN 7 DAYS�12 - 2.30PM 6 - 8.30PM�Menus available at:�www.thewaroonahotel.com.au�

DRIVE THRU�BOTTLESHOP�

TAB�RESTAURANT�

ACCOMMODATION�

$12�

OPENING TIMES�Monday - Sunday�

11am - Late�Saturday�

10am - Late�

Start thinking of your Melbourne Cup�Luncheon. Why not spend the day with us?�

Local Drummer has Success�

Local 15 year old drummer, Dylan�Conroy, recently competed in the�Bunbury Eisteddfod with a high level�of success. From his five entries, he�received four firsts and one second.�Two of his entries were in the open�section, which is for 16 years of age�and older and open to both amateurs�and professionals. Two of his entries�were also for his own music�composition. Dylan was then invited�to attend the Gala Concert and�Presentation night, where he received�the U16 Percussion Aggregate Award�and the Daisy Harries Life Member�Encouragement Award. Dylan is�studying Music at MCC and plans to�continue onto a career in music after�school and hopefully WAAPA. Dylan�has recently started his own business�aimed at teaching beginners how to�play the drums. Lessons are available�on Saturday mornings and bookings�can be made through Drumworks on�0447 022 940.�

ALCOA WAROONA SUSTAINABILITY FUND�Applications are invited from enthusiastic and dedicated persons from the community to fill two�(2) positions as community representatives on the newly formed Alcoa Waroona Sustainability�Fund Advisory Committee.The Advisory Committee will be responsible for administering the 2�funds which make up the Alcoa Waroona Sustainability Fund (AWSF) which currently totals�approximately $1.2m.�The Committee will have the responsibility of developing guidelines for grants and making�recommendations for successful grants to the Shire of Waroona for final approval.�A guiding principle of the fund is that the fund is to be used for one-off, innovative, larger�community development type projects that make a net position contribution to the sustainability�of the region surrounding the Wagerup refinery, with a focus on the areas of Waroona, Lake�Clifton, Preston Beach, Nanga Brook, Wagerup and Hamel.�Prospective applicants need to be aware that they may be called upon from time to time to�make difficult decisions when it comes to analysing large-scale projects and making�recommendations for funding.�The committee, once fully operational, anticipates meeting 2 to 3 times per year.�Application forms and further details are available from the Shire Office or on the Shire website�

www.waroona.wa.gov.au .�Completed applications are to be received by no later than 4pm on Wednesday 14 August�2013. Applications can be submitted by post, email or handed to:-�The CEO�Shire of Waroona�PO Box 20�52 Hesse Street�Waroona 6215�Or emailed to: warshire@waroona.wa.gov.au�

0 - 5 years of age�OPEN: Mon, Tues & Thurs�

9:30am to 11:30am�

Henning Street, Waroona�9733 1979�

HILLAWATERS RD, OFF NANGA BROOK RD WAROONA.� www.thelonebarn.com.au�

THE LONE BARN RESTAURANT�BOOKINGS 9733 3567�

OPEN� FRIDAY:�

DINNER 6PM TILL LATE� SATURDAY:�

LUNCH 12 - 4PM�DINNER 6PM TILL LATE�

SUNDAY:�LUNCH 12 - 4PM�

TASTY LUNCHES FROM�only $13.�

Memorable functions�are our specialty, also�special dietary needs�are catered for. Beer,�

wine, spirits at sensible�prices�

Now fully air conditioned�for your comfort�

DOES YOUR�CHILD LOVE ART?�

DON'T WANT THE MESS�AT HOME?�

Well bring them to me for a truly�unique, fun and quirky place to�

create with Recycle-Art....�

THE NIFTY NOOK�theniftynook@hotmail.com�

Jnr Art Clubs after school and hols.�Exclusive Arty Parties for small�

ages�Recycled art materials for sale.�

A place to create and store�your next art project.�

Please call Angie�0413 56 4939�

Natural�Healing�Services�

0420 284 672�Medium�

Reiki�Colour Readings�

2013�Hard Refuse�

Collection�

Will be commencing on�

Tuesday 13�th�August 2013�Preston Beach Townsite &�

Lake Clifton�

Tuesday 20�th�August 2013�Waroona & Hamel�

Townsites�

Please refer to Council’s�Hard Refuse Collection�Policy & Guidelines for�further information or�

contact the Shire Office�on 9733 7800.�

Hilda Hicks�Spark of life�

We extend our gratitude to Peter�Wallace and the magnificent staff�

at Pam Corker House for the�caring of our dear mum over the�last 5 years. Thank you to our�

friends for your help in the�preparation of mum’s celebration�

of her wonderful life.�We appreciate the kind words and�thoughts conveyed in the cards�

and flowers also your attendance�at mums funeral.�

J�ohn Hicks • Hilda Williams •� Cheryl Heron�

Thank you to all of the wonderful�people who answered our appeal for�blankets, doonas and warm clothing.�We appreciate your help. Special�thanks to Coral’s Knitting Ladies for�their donation of crocheted and knitted�rugs. The Shop is most grateful for�your donation of the knitted scarves.�The Shop is still in need of volunteers�so if you have been thinking of doing�something now is your chance either�stop in and see the Manager or ring on�9733 3057. Welfare clients you can�receive help by making an�appointment through the shop. We�see and interview clients on�Wednesday mornings. If you are a�Senior and receive a Government�Pension or are receiving a Disability�Pension we now have the application�forms for the Foodbank in Mandurah.�Put your name down for an�appointment as your application needs�to be signed and stamps by a Welfare�Organisation such as St Vinnies.�Come in and inquire and we can give�you the information.�

St Vincent de Paul News�

ST VINCENT DE PAUL,�WAROONA WELFARE�

Wednesday Mornings�Please Ring Retail Shop to make�

an appointment on:�

9733 3057�Retail Shop�

Open 5 Days A WEEK�

NATIVE TREE AND SHRUB�SEEDLING - $1.20�

Advanced trees and Citrus�

BULK ORDERS – HALF PRICE�HUGE RANGE NOW AVAILABLE�

PLANT PILLS, TREE GUARDS,�PLANTERS�

MONDAY TO FRIDAY…9am till 4pm�SATURDAY morning�

By Appointment�Phone 9530 3685�

ATTEIN ROAD, COOLUP�www.hamelmursery.com.au�

HAMEL NURSERY�

Supporters, families, along with�Agricultural Societies from the South�West gathered on June 29th at the�Dinninup Hall to watch the finals of�the Rural Ambassador award.�The award is open to young men and�women between 20 and 30 years of�age who have an Agricultural�background or affinity, who would like�to further networking, communication�and promotion of youth in the�Agricultural Sector, and enjoy a�challenge.�Local farmer Anthony Snell�represented Waroona, commencing�with an initial trial final and dinner held�at the Drakesbrook Tavern. At the�finals, Anthony and three other South�West representatives presented�judges with their resumes, delivered a�two minute speech on a rural topic of�their interest and then were�questioned on issues facing Rural�Australia today.�Supporters were entertained by a�fashion parade, a local choir and an�Australian Bush Poet whilst the�entrants were being judged. Anthony�spoke of his involvement with his�families Beef farming operations both�

in Waroona and at Wongawol and�Carniegie Stations in the north. He�then stated his concern over the�divide of understanding between city�and rural backgrounds and the need�to broaden the city knowledge of rural�concerns through social media.�The South West finals were won by�Jessica Sheehan from Donnybrook,�however Anthony's farming�knowledge and experience were�obvious through his meaningful�speech.�Anthony is the Rural Ambassador for�the Waroona Show and amongst his�other community involvement, will be,�as his family has done for many�years, assisting with the many helpers�at the 2013 Waroona Show on�October 12th.�

Congratulations Anthony! �

Rural Ambassador Award�

Our thanks to�everyone who�donated to the�2013 Red Shield�Appeal here in�Waroona. A grand�total of $2,612�was raised.�

this generous community of ours can�be justly proud of their compassion�and big heartedness. Thank you also�to the people who volunteered their�time to collect around town. Your�willingness to assist is invaluable. The�people who helped with the�collecting met with friendliness and�some wonderful stories of how the�Salvos have helped in peoples’ lives.�

RED SHIELD APPEAL�THANK YOU�

Adv.Dip. Hort./Arboriculture�

0402 274 259�

NULSEN�

Nice to see a bit of rain, it certainly�makes a difference around the place.�We, NULSEN are having a Birthday�on 14th August, members are asked�to bring either Sandwiches or Sweets,�whichever you have already pledged�to bring, also, if you have anything�suitable for a raffle, please bring�along, this should be a great day,�looking forward to it.�Perth are bringing some of the staff�and also residents along for this�celebration. Lunch is at 12noon, if you�can come along earlier to set up�tables it would be appreciated, many�thanks.�If you are new in town and want to�know what NULSEN is about, our�meetings are on the second�Wednesday of every month, the�meeting starts at 12.30pm. We have�Bingo after each meeting, this is to�raise funds for Nulsen.�Regards�Jan Wood (Secretary) phone�97333701 �

Contemporary writing is a composition�that is set in the ‘here and now’. This is�where the setting, characters, and�dialogue are modern. For example, in�a contemporary setting we would have�the technological advances of the day.�These would include cars, telephones,�and computers to name a few. The�characters would dress in modern�clothing such as jeans and sneakers,�and would possibly have piercings,�modern hairstyles etc. The dialogue�would carry the popular sayings of the�day, common words, euphemisms and�expressions, such as ‘whatever’, ‘no�problem’, ‘babe’, ‘what-the-hell’,�‘Google’, ‘LOL’ etc. All these things�need to be taken into consideration. It�is easy to revert to the speech an�author may have used in a different�era, so the writer needs to be vigilant�in these matters when writing a�contemporary story.�To connect with Jeanette go to her�website�:�www.jeanettehornby.com.au�

Writers Corner with�Jeannette Hornby�

Scan 4 health�Holistic Clinic�

86 Fouracre St.�Waroona 6215�

Ph: 0420 284 672�

www.naturalhealthperth.com�

CORAL’S CHARITY KNITTERS�

KUA(Karate Union of�Australia)�

Waroona Dojo. Josephite Centre�

NEW STUDENTS WELCOME�

Monday and Thursday Evenings-�

Juniors:- 5.30 to 6.30 pm,�

Seniors:- 6.30 to 7.30 pm�

Saturday Evening-�

Seniors:- 5.00 to 6.00 pm�

Are you over 35 and would like to try�some of the benefits of martial arts without�the physical contact?�A weekly session will be run at the Dojo�from�4.00 to 5.00 pm on Saturdays�concentrating on slow movements,�breathing and stretching.�Come to a session and try it out.�

Enquiries: Anton Bombara 9733 1284� Gerry Freeman 9733 2153�

Name Change for Support Services�As from the 12th�August 2013 the�Waroona Family�Support Service�will be known as�Family Support�Service. The�

service will be delivering support to�the Waroona and Harvey Shires�including offices in Waroona, Harvey�and Yarloop. The Family Support�Service aims to support families and�individuals to acquire knowledge,�skills and confidence to effectively�manage their lives.�Families and individuals are helped to�explore their own solutions to�problems, by linking them to�community resources, including�support networks: by offering:�

Practical assistance, links to�Emergency Relief Services, Informal�Counselling, Advocating, Information�and referral to other services,�Development of personal networks,�Fun and educational programs,�Information about community�resource/ services, NILS—No Interest�Loan.�Days of Service Delivery:�·�Waroona @ Waroona Community�Resource Centre, Monday – Thursday�9am – 5pm�·�Harvey @ Harvey Community�Resource Centre, Tuesday and�Thursday 9am – 5pm�·�Yarloop @ Yarloop Community�Resource Centre, Monday 9am – 5pm�For information please contact�Waroona Office on – 9733 2902�

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Due to the�recent cold snap�in the weather,�there has been a�call for scarves�and beanies so�our ladies have�

been busily knitting scarves for�Vinnies as well as beanies for the new�babies at Peel Health Campus.�Thanks go to Yvonne, Ella and�another lady whose name we did not�catch. Please let us know who you�are! All these beanies were made�from the pattern published in Last�Month’s Despatch. Judy gave us a�very interesting talk on the work of St�Vinnies in general. We never realised�just how much call there is for help in�

the community, yes, even in small�country communities such as ours.�Times are proving difficult for many�people. To help us help others we�still need donations of wool (8ply is�our favourite) and fibre fill which can�be left at the library.�In September we are having a talk by�Suzanne Hunter on the work of the�Strong Angels, a group in Gelorup�who support an orphanage in Bali.�Her website�strongangelaus@yahoo.com.au� tells�us of the great work they do there.�Donations of children’s wear,�household linen and school supplies�are very welcome.�Nola Turner�

WAROONA CREATIVE�ARTS CENTRE�

We recently farewelled one of our�very much loved members,�

Bobbie Plotecki. It was with great�sadness we attended the service�held at St John’s Anglican Church�and it was our privilege to host the�luncheon for her family and friends�

who came from Perth and the�Eastern States to say their�

farewell. Bobbie was a member�for many years and President until�

her illness caused her to leave�Waroona. As “Mrs Polly,” she was�

very popular with the children in�our after-school classes in recent�years. We extend our sympathy to�

her children, grandchildren and�great grandchildren – they have�lost a gentle, loving nanna. We�

have lost a gentle friend.�

Waroona Pensioners Social Club�Our July meeting was our AGM and�Eileen Doran our President,�announced her retirement after 22�years at the helm, so she did not�stand for re-election. She did,�however, agree to take on the position�of Vice President for 12 months to�ensure a smooth transition. Eileen will�be a hard-act to follow but our new�President, Dot Hansen, who has been�our very able Secretary for 7 years,�will we are sure, soon settle into the�job. The new Secretary is Grace Lay�and Jan Lepper was re-elected�unopposed to the position of�Treasurer. Eileen thanked the club�members for the support and respect�they had always shown her. Our�monthly Bingo on the last Friday of�the month at the Senior Citizen’s�Centre starting at 1.30 p.m. will�continue and everyone is welcome to�

attend. You do not have to be a�Pensioner’s Club member. It would be�good to see some new faces there.�Money raised helps finance our�outings. The Casino trips are also�open to everyone so if you’d like to�come along for a good day out, look�for the date of the next trip in the next�edition of the Drakesbrook Despatch.�Dot Hansen will still organise the�Casino trips so for more information�ring Dot on 97331892.�Our Christmas in July dinner is on 29�th�

July and is being held at the Waroona�Country Café. The Drakesbrook�Despatch will have already gone to�print by then so a report of that next�time.�Anyone needing more information�about the Pensioners Social Club or�the monthly bingo, please contact�Grace Lay (Secretary) on 97331950.�

Waroona Historical� Society News�

Clothes, Jewellery, Toys, Sweets,�Incense, Giftware, Art by local artist�s�

Corner of�South West Highway &�Coronation Road�Waroona�0414 356 720�

Kelly Norris - Manager�

Kelly’s Emporium�New & Used�

Do you ever wonder�how our local roads get�their name and what is�the story behind the�name?�We recently learnt�more about where the�

road name Wingate Vista originated�when we received an enquiry from the�great-great granddaughter of John�Sutton. Wingate was the name of the�property owned by John and Betsy�Sutton of Burney Road in Hamel. John�Sutton was the first secretary and a�member of the Drakesbrook Settlers�Association which later became the�Drakesbrook Road Board and in that�capacity was never backward in�expressing his opinions. Mr. Sutton�took part in almost every movement�that would contribute to the prosperity�and progress of this district, also being�a local preacher for the Methodist�Church. John was also a keen apiarist�and so named his farm Wingate Bee�Farm. John became the State’s first�bee and apiary inspector for the WA�Agriculture Bureau and presided as a�honey judge at the Royal WA�Agricultural Society Show in the early�1900’s and also travelled the suburbs�giving talks on bee keeping. The�Waroona Historical Society now has�two photographs to add to the�collection thanks to his great-great�granddaughter – a portrait of John and�Betsy and a scene of bee hives at�Wingate Bee Farm. Both pictures can�be found on our Facebook Page and�also the Society’s website -�http://waroonahistsoc.myclub.org.au�

SENIOR CITIZENS�

Wow, what a week, according to our�rain gauge, we have had almost�75mls of rain , that's great news, the�dams should be looking a little fuller�with this, hope so.�On the 31st July we are having our�A.G.M, all members are requested to�come along, the meeting starts at�1.30pm sharp. Bingo will follow.�All of our Members that have been�unwell, hope you are on the mend�and hope to see you soon.�Regards�Jan Wood (Secretary) phone�97333701.�

First Aid�Course�

Our next Apply�First Aid�Course being�held on�Tuesday the�

6th and Wednesday the 7th�of August, 8.30 am to 4.30 pm�both days at a cost of�$199.00.�

Waroona Community Resource Centre�10 Henning Street, Waroona WA 6215�

Waroona Community Resource Centre are happy to announce that�Mandurah Podiatry are now visiting the Centre once a month. They have�

been on board since November servicing the Waroona Community. To�make an appointment with the Podiatrist please call their office on�

95359143.�

Counselling for Individuals,�Couples and Families.�

Phone: 9583 6000�

At the Waroona Health & Community Resource Centre�

Fees on sliding scale, concession�rates available.�

Book appointments through�Mandurah Office�

TOY LIBRARY�OPEN EVERY�WEDNESDAY�10am to noon�

Phone: 9733 3011�Email: wccsdo@westnet.com.au�

www.waroonacrc.net.au�CENTRE OPENING HOURS�

Monday to Thursday�9:00am to 4:00pm�

Friday 9:00am to 3:00pm�

9733 1461�

Your local medical centre�

Surgery Hours�Mon,Tue,Wed & Fri 8.30am-�

5pm�Thur 8-5�

For all after hours�emergencies contact Peel�

FORREST MEDICAL�WAROONA SURGERY�

Dr Chad O’Connor will be�at the Waroona�

Community Resource�Centre each week.�

For appointment days and�times please phone Chad on�

0458 940 981�

OC CHIROPRACTIC�Peel Community Legal Service is�providing a FREE legal advice�service in Waroona.�

FREE 30 minute appointment�with one of our fully qualified�

solicitors, who can provide�

general legal advice on a range�

of matters.�

Please phone or email the office�for appointments.�

or� hello@peelcls.com.au�

FREE LEGAL�ADVICE�

Family�Support Service�

Funded by the Department for Communities�

Cheryl Wainwright�Family Support Officer�

Phone: 9733 2902�Email: wccfam@bigpond.net.au�

This Service aims to support families�and Individuals to acquire knowledge,�skills and confidence to effectively�

manage their lives within the Waroona�

FOR ALL YOUR�HEARING�NEEDS� • Hearing tests� • Hearing aid sales� • Free hearing aids for� pension card holders and�Veteran*� • Repairs to all makes� and models of hearing� aids� • Amplified telephones� and TV headphones� for sale.�

Support local business - for all�your hearing needs, make an�appointment to see local�clinician Helen Jones.�Regular clinic now held at�Waroona Community Resource�Centre.�Home visits can also be�arranged*.�*Conditions apply.�

PH. 9535 7185�Info@peelhearing.com.au�www.peelhearing.com.au�

Jim Hull Reunion a Great Success�

Barry Jackson - Dunsborough�Alby Johnson - Waroona�Alan Jeffery - Waroona�

The “Jim Hull”�Waroona�Contracting�and Services�reunion held on�Sunday, June�

16 at the Waroona Hotel was a great�success. Our many thank go to Stan�Cox, Bill Davis and Jenny Littlejohn�for getting the ball rolling five years�ago. We all had a memorable day�meeting work mates, looking at�photos and sharing memories and in�

some cases adventures.�Vickie Cooper, Don Murphy’s�daughter, brought along daily time�books and pass for Alcoa’s Pinjarra�site. Working days and conditions�were clearly very different. Don’s�books and the many photos prompted�our memories including one of Denis�Farrell’s photos taken in 1963 on�Johnson Rd, Yarloop of a CAT D7�dozer that had slipped off a bogged�Atkinson Prime Mover (Les Wood).�They had been trying to pass a�

bogged Hines log truck. Les’s Quad�Log Loader was used to shift the�dozer. Denis did not leave is contact�details if you know where he is please�tell Jenny or Phillipa.�I’ve looked at the 2015 calendar and�have pencilled in mid-March of that�year for the next reunion of WC&S.�Keep in touch with each other, Jenny�and I will of course remind you all to�come again with family and friends.� Phillipa�

Graham Chiver - Nedlands�Jenny & Ted Littlejohn - Mandurah�

Ron Young - Sth Yunderup�Geoff Stacey - Waroona�Ross Bell - Pinjarra�Kerry Vuletic - Pinjarra�

Lionel Tyler - Lake Clifton�Neville Chinnery - Warwick�

Syd Reimers - Meadow Springs�Brett Hodgson - Warnbro� �

Dave Smith - Waroona�Dave Edwards - Greenfields�Ian Fiegeat - Lake Clifton�Ted Leach - Mandurah�

www.drakesbrookrealty.com.au�

Deb Clancy�Sales Consultant�0417 964 332�

Annee Smith�Principal/Licensee�

0423 039 788�

Kelly Marsh�Property Manager�

9733 2299�

Nina Scott�Receptionist/PM Asst�

9733 2299�

9733 2299�50 South West Highway, Waroona�the real estate�

people in�your neighbourhood�

PROPERTIES SOLD & UNDER OFFER - JUNE / JULY�COOKERNUP�

42 Mirasole Road - SOLD�

131 Salisbury Road - Under Offer�

HAMEL�70 Roberts Road - SOLD�

19 Pitt Street - SOLD�

LAKE CLIFTON�88 Haub Road - Under Offer�

PRESTON BEACH�10 Fairway Terrace - SOLD�

3 Beachcast Close - SOLD�

WAROONA�8 Butler Retreat - SOLD�

38 Millar Street - SOLD�

123 South Western Highway - SOLD�

63 Richardson Road - SOLD�

23A Sundercombe Loop - SOLD�

13 McLarty Street - SOLD�

4 Green Street - Under Offer�

45 Millar Street - Under Offer�

5 Waltham Court - Under Offer�

What a day!�What a great�crowd! Good on�you Waroona for�your awesome�spirit in giving�towards the�

Cancer Council WA. My friend Fiona�Wells who passed away two years to�the date of our BMT , would be so�happy to see how far we’ve come.�This year we choose to do our BMT at�the Waroona Farmers Market due to�the success at my home last year�raising a wonderful $7500 –�Mohawking in Memory of Fiona Wells,�and hoping to get more people to the�Local Farmers Market, to make it a�‘Win/Win’ situation for everyone, the�Lions Club kindly donated their trailer�and crew for the Big Breaky with�volunteers Linley Young, David�Battye, Gail Black and Glen Millier.�We also had a mulch raffle which was�won by Lisa Carrati and wine raffle�won by Roly Richardson (hot-rodder).�We also had The Biggest Morning�Tea in the hall. This was run by my�sisters Shirley Ducker, Denise Eade�and friend Barbara Hunt who catered�for a nice crowd. Also thank you to the�wonderful people who made cakes�and all the yummy goodies, on top of�all this we had a truck load of native�plants donated by WA Horticultural�Services. All proceeds from BMT,�Lions trailer, Raffles, Cakes and�Trash n Treasure raised a wonderful�$3000 on the day, with another $1500�

Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea a Great success�

Glen Millar, Denice Eade, Barbara�Hunt, Julie Rowles & Shirley Ducker�

on line donations and pledges making a�wonderful success of $4500.�I would also like to say thank you to all�the Hot Rodders who brought their cars�to show on this very cold but Sunny�morning, all the people who donated�part proceeds from their stalls,�Waroona Tourist Centre and Post�Office for the donations to the BMT�Raffle. Also all the volunteers and�everyone who joined the spirit, and�local papers and radio who advertised�this event. These events are not only�about Fund Raising for a cause, but it is�also about Community Spirit and once�a again I Thank you Waroona for your�help.�Also a reminder to everyone who didn’t�come to the Farmers Market last�month, please try to go this month it’s�worth the visit for the whole family,�there is so much there Breakfast,�Conserves, Pickles, fruit and vegies,�gifts, really cool handbags and hair�

pieces, jewellery, candles, a man that�makes cool stuff out of recycled�things, body wraps, embroidery work,�baby goods, trash n treasure, ice�cream, cactus lady, Lena Deleo the�list goes on!�Why I do this was a question a friend�asked. I started doing this with a�friend Fiona Wells when she first got�Lung Cancer in 2009, Fiona saw how�much the Cancer Council helped her�with her illness and approached me to�do a Big Morning Tea together. Since�both of us don’t do anything by halves�we did a Trash n Treasure and BMT�and raised over $2500. The next year�Fi wasn’t well but we proceeded with�the cause raising $1200 , Fiona later�passed away on the 7�th� July. Last�year my friend was gone, but I�decided in memory to go hard at my�home with Hot rods, BBQ ,BMT AND�Mohaking raising a whopping $7500.�Since my friend got Cancer it has�opened my eyes to all the people�around us that have been touched by�cancer and the help that is needed.�Our Government doesn’t fund�everything and an illness like this can�be so draining on families in so many�ways, so for me I do this, as I can’t�walk away and stop helping our�friends and families around us.�Donations and Comments can still be�made to�http://�wa.cancercouncilfundraising.org.au/�thinkpinkforfriendsandfamily2013�, �

Nigel� MLC�Your State Member for�South West� Region�

ph. 1800 664 080 (free call)�nigel.hallett@mp.wa.gov.a�u�

Bunbury.�Unit 2, 10 Victoria St, Bunbury WA 6230�

SERVICING THE WAROONA�DISTRICT�

DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL�SERVICE�

FREE QUOTES�FULLY INSURED�

PENSIONER DISCOUNTS�

CONTACT: TROY�0417 175 049 9537 8180�

WHEN PROFESSIONAL�ADVICE MATTERS�

FROM ROOF TO�SEWER, FOR REPAIRS�

OR RENOVATIONS�CALL RYAN�

Woodbu�ry�Plumb�ing�

0419 711 979�Woodbury Plumbing is an accredited�

Envirowest Plumber�

PL7042 GF 8462�

If you meet the HACC’s Criteria�We can provide:�

• Domestic Assistance�• Gardening (Mowing & Edging)�• In Home Respite�• Personal Care�• Social Support�• Transport to and from�

Sundowners & Flojoe’s Clubs�• Meals on Wheels�

Senior Citizen’s Hall, Cnr Pinjarra�Rd & Forrest Street Pinjarra�

Monday to Thursday�10:30am to 2:30pm�

Activities include Bingo, Pool,�Billiards, Carpet Bowls, Darts, Board�

Games, Quiz’s as well as Chair�Exercises, Monthly Outings and an�

Annual Holiday.�Morning Tea and a Cooked Lunch�

for only $20.�For Further Information call�

9531 2076�

PEEL COMMUNITY�CARE INC.�.�

SUNDOWNERS & FLOJOE’S�SOCIAL CLUB�

HEALTH BUZZ�

“The 6 Pillars�to Perfect health”�

Presented by�Dr Daniel Plane -�

Chiropractor�

FREE includes coffee & tea�

Bring a friend�Thursday 8th August�

7.15 pm for a 7.30 pm start�@�

Waroona Senior Citizens�Hall in Millar Street�

Enguiries: Christen Smith�043 941 004�

See article this page for�further details�

The second Waroona Health Buzz is�on Thursday, August 8th at 7.30pm.�The Health Buzz is an information�filled evening about health and�wellness and is sponsored by�Neways Australia, who are pioneers�of safety conscious health and�wellness products. The talk is by Dr�Daniel Plane a chiropractor of seven�years experience. Dr Plane studied�at a tertiary level for 8 years to�obtain 3 degrees. He has always�been fascinated by the psycho-�somatic relationship in people,�particularly as it relates to their�health and well being. The evening�is free and tea and coffee will be�provided. You are more than�welcome to bring along a friend. The�talk will be at the Senior Citizens�Centre in Millar street and the doors�will open at 7.15pm.�The Health Buzz will be held on the�second Thursday of each month.�For any further enquiries please�contact:�

Christin Smith on 0432 941 004�Warren.christen@wn.com.au�

Waroona Health Buzz Returns�

$10,000�

WDHS CHAPLAINCY�BAROMETER�

$7,936.40�

THANK YOU TO OUR�AMBULANCE VOLUNTEERS�

�Over the past few years I have had to�call our ambulance in the early hours�of the morning and�taken to Peel�Hospital.�At 3.30am this morning�3.30a I fell out of bed. After much�laughter�and my partner trying to pick�me up�I had to call our ambulance�again�laying on the floor for nearly 1hr�.�T�his big burly bloke Big Pete and�another volunteer (sorry cannot�remember your name) got me up�within 10 mins and all was ok, nothing�broken.�A big thankyou to all you�people�who volunteer and get called�out�of your beds. Pete, yes I am sore�all over today.�Thelma Burston� Humpty Dumpty.�

Many thanks to�the Waroona�Uniting Church for�their donation of�$500.00.�Please continue to�support us with�collecting old�mobile phones�and recycling them�in the collection�boxes which are�located at the�Waroona Post�Office and the�WDHS front office.�We have nearly�

reached 400 but still need to continue to�collect old mobiles to achieve the�highest possible payment and to keep�them from going to the tip.� O�ur Term�Deposit is steady at $47,914.95.�

Anglican Op Shop�

Thankyou to all the people who�donated vacuum cleaners to us.We are�still trying hopefully to raise funds for�our new op-shop.We help many people�with really cheap clothing and nic-naks.�Also we have kind word and a hug for�those in need of some T L C. We have�outlets for childrens and baby clothes�to orphanages and schools in Uganda.�Also to the mission for Seaman in�Bunbury and Fremantle. We even�donate old jeans to help start the�steam trains. We are not just a group�of ladies who volunteer in an old tin�shed. Donations toward our new op-�shop would be very much appreciated.�Please ring Lyn on 97331672 or drop�in and see her.�

Building a Tradition – 4�th� Annual Foodbank Run Set to Begin�For three years now, Nationals’ Member for the South West Region Hon. Colin Holt has done an annual�Food Drive for Foodbank WA. Travelling from Mandurah to Albany collecting food donations and�delivering them to local Foodbank Branches. Delivering more than 7 tonnes of food – the equivalent of�11,000 meals.�

These donations have proven to be making a tremendous difference,�directly helping members of our own community. Last year saw a fantastic�response from the South West community; the donations provided a much�needed boost to the supplies at Foodbank depots across the South West�Region.�

Preparations have begun for the fourth Run, Foodbank will soon be delivering the�bins to local stores in your area – look out for the large maroon bins at your local�store. Every donation makes a difference; even a tin of soup is truly appreciated.�

Other businesses are also providing essential support for the run,�this year the team at�Classic Hire� have generously donated the�use of one of their trailers for the duration of the run.�

In September, I will drive around and collect the bins, delivering them to the nearest�Foodbank branch.�

“I call on anyone who is able to, to please help this worthwhile charity.”�

Anyone wishing to contribute can contact Mr Holt’s Office on 98417144 to find out more information.�

Foodbank WA is the pantry for the welfare sector and in partnership with over 1200 agencies it delivers�hunger relief to people state wide. It also operates life changing health programs including the Schools�Breakfast Program which provides a healthy breakfast to more than 15,000 students every week. Each�month 55,000 Western Australians receive food that has originated from Foodbank WA. Many of the�beneficiaries of Foodbank are located in regional WA and our support will help many families.�For additional information on Foodbank please visit�http://www.foodbankwa.org.au�

“We all know the importance of helping our community look after their own,” Colin said.�Media Contact: Hon Colin Holt MLC - 0418 902 204 or�colin.holt@mp.wa.gov.au�.�

Animal trackers Part 1: Livestock identification�Some small landholders who own, say, just a riding pony or a pet alpaca may believe they are exempt from the livestock�ownership and identification regulations under the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007, or they may not�even be aware of the legislation. All livestock owners, even of a single animal, must register as such. They will be issued�with a card containing their Property Identification Code (PIC) for the property where stock is kept and where their�allocated identifiers may be used. To register, contact the Brands Office on 9780 6207 or email brands@agric.wa.gov.au�Making your mark�The types and where an identity tags is placed varies between different animal species. Animals must have identification�tags before they leave the property of birth or before they reach a specified age.�Stud� animals may be identified with the approved Breed Society mark applied as per that society’s guidelines rather�than with their registered brand or earmark.�

Alpacas and llamas� must be identified by age six months or before leaving the�property of birth, with either an ear tag imprinted with your brand or with your earmark.�Cattle and buffalo� must be branded�or� earmarked before they leave the property�or by six months of age. The brand, if used, must be either a fire- or freeze-brand�on the left rump or shoulder. Buffalo may be fire-branded on their horns. All buffalo�and cattle must have a National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) electronic�device in their right ear before movement from a property. Movement of cattle or�buffalo on to your property must be recorded on the NLIS database.�Sheep� must have ear marks by weaning or the age of six months, or before they�leave the property. They must have an NLIS ear tag imprinted with the owner’s PIC�or registered brand. It is advisable to tag lambs at marking.�For sheep born on the property, use a year of birth colour tag in the opposite ear to�the earmark. For sheep brought on to the property, use a pink tag attached on the�same ear as the earmark before transporting but it is recommended you tag on�arrival.�Goats�must have an NLIS ear tag imprinted with the PIC or owner’s registered�brand by age six months or before they leave the property. Stud dairy goats are�exempt from NLIS identification if already identified with the approved Breed Society�mark.�Movement of sheep or goats on to your property must be recorded on the NLIS�database.�Deer� must be either branded with an ear tag in the designated ear, or be earmarked.�

Horses� should be fire- or freeze-branded on the left shoulder.�If a horse is already branded when purchased, you do not�have to re-brand.�Pigs� over 10 weeks of age must be identified with a pig slap�brand no more than seven days before leaving the property.�The brand is placed on the left shoulder if the owner has bred�the animal or on the right shoulder if the owner is not the�breeder.�Registration and identification of�ostriches� is optional.�However, if owners are registered and wish to identify their�birds, this must be done by using a neck tag or a leg band�embossed with the registered brand or Breed Society mark.�For further NLIS information email�nlis@agric.wa.gov.au�Register for reliability�Identification of livestock assists with returning stray or stolen�stock and in the tracing of animals as they are moved from�one property to another. Should a disease breakout occur, it�is essential that an animal’s movements can be traced�throughout its life.�Registration is valid for three years, with this frequency maintaining the reliability of the register to have current property�owner and stock details.�

Visitors Centre News�Invitation to Aritists and Artisans�

Sea to Art 2013,�A summer event�proudly supported�

by Alcoa Australia and the Shire of�Waroona, is held over ten days and is�open to residents of the Shire of�Waroona, Yarloop and Coolup. With�the official opening on Friday, October�25th now is the time for exhibitors to�start thinking about their entries.�Categories include fine wood craft, art�works in fibres and textiles, art works�in fine metals, jewellery and glass,�painting, drawing, sculpture and�printmaking. Entries can either be for�sale or for exhibition only. A morning�tea will be held on Wednesday August�7th at 10 am and those considering�exhibiting are encouraged to come�along to meet the Gallery staff,�volunteers and other exhibitors. This�will be a great opportunity to get�familiar with the process and to meet�like minded artists and artisans. Entry�forms will be available on the day and�the morning tea will be held at the�Waroona Visitor Centre & Gallery at�34 South West Highway in Waroona.�

The Gallery is open daily from 9.30am�- 3.30pm .To RSVP, or for further�information, please contact Manager�Tracy Goldsworthy from Tuesday to�Friday on 9733 1506 or email:�Visitorcentre@waroona.wa.gov.au.�

PAUL 0417 918 205�OR�

CRAIG 0400 002 814�www.fanfencing.com.au�

COLORBOND FENCING AND GATES�

DECORATIVE FENCING AND INFILLS�

CALL FOR FREE�MEASURE AND QUOTE�

POOL AND SECURITY FENCING�

Licensed Family�Day�

Care Centre Waroona�

Now taking new enrolments�Centrelink rebates�Nutritious Meals�

Guided by the Early Years�Learning Framework Guidelines�

Member of Wanslea Family�Services Family Day Care�

Scheme�Please phone Dianne for more�

information�

0477 990 018�

WAROONA POST SHOP�

HERE COMES FATHER’S DAY�

Come and check out our clothes and giftware lines� for your special fella�

20% off all Mens Warm Tracky pants�..........and that’s just a start�

Happy Birthday to all the Horses!�Returned Mail�If you have mail to return, we really�appreciate it if you can pass it to us�across the counter and explain what�the reason is. This better ensures that�the mail does not end up back at your�place. If there is a problem and it is�returned just thru the slots, it can be�difficult for us to know what the�problem was. We do understand that�this is an extra burden on your time,�but it should ensure that less time is�wasted overall.�Mail Packaging�Sometimes when you have an item to�post , it can be very confusing to work�out the most appropriate packaging.�The alternatives are many and varied.�Your starting point should be "Am I�posting a document or a parcel". If the�answer is Documents , then you need�to ask is it Domestic mail or�International mail? Each type has a�variety of envelope options ( size,�

weight, pre-paid, registered etc). If�the answer is Parcel, the next�question is the same as for the�documents, ie. Is it domestic or�international and a gain there is a�variety of purpose made packaging.�So when does a 'document' become a�parcel….once it is over 500gms in�weight and more than 20mm thick.�Post office staff are more than happy�to assist you with your selections.�Choosing the wrong packaging and�writing on it can be an expensive�mistake!�Bookings Please - reminder�Just a reminder that for those identity�interviews that the Post Office is�authorized to conduct, we appreciate�it if you can make an appointment�booking. This can be done online, or�customer care will book it for you if�you call 131318. We can also take�bookings across the counter.�

Appointment hours are between�10.am and 3.30pm. Doing this helps�us manage things better for all our�customers. Thanks for your support�with this.�Mail Munchers�It’s a good time to do Winter�maintenance on your letterbox. With�lots of rain about, your mail can get a�bit soggy if water gets in your box.�Mail is also very delicious for snails�about right now, so its good to take�precautions to deter them where�possible! Have you spotted Sharon?�Some of you may have thought you�were seeing things this week when�our previous Postie Sharon took to�the bike again! Sharon says there�were already a few cobwebs she had�to dust off but she is happy to be�helping Robyn out now and again.�Don’t forget to give her a wave!�Happy thoughts to all for�August…..Nearly Spring!�From the Post Office!�

POST OFFICE PATTER�

Come and meet staff from Perth�South Coastal Medicare Local�

Date: Wednesday 7 August 2013�

�Time: 10.00am to 1.00pm�

Waroona Chemmart Pharmacy�

We will have information on:�

. Diabetes and diabetes education�. Healthy Lifestyle Programs�

. Mental Health Programs�. Immunisation�

. Smoking�. eHealth�

. Who we are and what we do.�

Deborah Williams�Marketing, Media and Public Relations�

Manager�

Perth South Coastal Medicare Local LTD�(ABN 26 147 531 673)�

22B Pace Road, Medina WA 6167�

Phone: 08 9439 9500 � fax:08 9419 4805�

email:�dwilliams@pscml.com.au� �web:�www.pscml.com.au�

� �

Waroona Chemmart Pharmacy�74 South Western Hwy�WAROONA WA 6215� Ph: 08 9733 1315�

Waroona�Lions capped�off a�successful�year with their�annual�Changeover�dinner which�

saw the installation of a new�President to head up an experienced�and dedicated Board. Patrick Deleo�will lead the club in the coming year�with Secretary Colin Oliver and�Treasurer Gary Witney both fronting�up for their second year in the roles.�Outgoing President Kevin O’Brien�wished the new board every success�in the coming year and assured�members and guests that the club�was in good hands.�While conducting the installation�ceremony, past Zone Chairman Allan�Cooper paid tribute to the hard work�

Lions Club of Waroona Changeover Dinner�of the Waroona Lions in donating over�$19,000 into service projects and�donations during the past year, the�majority of which was spent in the�local community. Over $2400 went to�the local schools, $2000 to local�individuals in need of emergency�support, $1000 to the Youth Centre,�$2500 to the Waroona Oval lighting�project and $500 to sponsor a young�soccer player.� Mr Cooper was also called on to�present Life Membership to club�stalwart Larry Scott who has just�completed 36 years of service in the�club, has held most positions on the�board and has coordinated many�activities over the years including the�Waroona Show catering and Australia�Day breakfast.�Allan reminded members of the great�legacy that has been gifted to the�Club by past and present Life�

Lion President, Pat Deleo (front centre) flanked by board�members following the installation�

Past Zone Chairman�Allan Cooper and new�

Life Member Larry Scott�

Members�and that�Larry Scott�now joins�this�celebrated�group.�Waroona�Lions Life members include Larry’s�father Bert Scott, Bill Rafferty, the late�Jim Deleo, Kevin Gardner, Len Miller,�Bob Slee and Ray Steinbacher.� The evening also provided the�opportunity to welcome a new�member into the club. Lisa Fry is well�known in the community and is keen�to get involved in the range of�community activities the Waroona�Club has to offer. Lions members�greeted Lisa warmly following her�formal induction into the club.� �

New Lion Lisa Fry is welcomed�by her sponsor Gary Witney�

Incoming President�Patrick Deleo with Allan�

Cooper�

Meet Paul Foletta�Business Development Manager�With more than 20 years experience in banking, Paul thinks it’s his role to�help you achieve your financial goals - whether you’re building your first�home, saving for your kids’ education, or building a retirement nest-egg.�

“Every product or service we offer delivers money�back to our community. It’s great to be part of�that.” Paul explains.�

So make a difference - to your�own banking and your community.�

Drop into your nearest branch at:�

Pinjarra�7c George Street�Phone: 9531 4470�

Waroona�83 South Western Highway�Phone: 9733 3498�

9.30am to 3.30pm Daily�37 South West Highway,�

Waroona. 9733 1506�

WAROONA VISITOR� CENTRE & GALLERY�

visitorcentre@waroona.wa.gov.au�

IMC Chiropractic & Rehabilitation�Dr Margaret Durnan�

BSc (Chiro), B Chiro�• Manual Therapy�• Muscle Therapy�• Rehabilitation�• Dry Needling�• Sports Injuries�• Nutrition & Supplements�

Shop 2, 61 South West Highway, Waroona 6215�

Hours:�Mon, Tues & Thurs 8:00 to 6:30pm�

Friday 2:00 to 7:00pm�Appointments:�

Phone: 08 9733 2039�

I�ntegrated�M�usculoskeletal�C�are�

BUNBURY�T�ELEVISION� C�ITY�T�ELEVISION� C�ITY�

Antenna Installation Specialists�Satellite •�

Free to Air •�Sales & Service •�

Digital Set Top Boxes •�

9721 3190�0408 935 159�

Josephine’s Salon de Beaute on the�main street of Pinjarra in the Old�Post Office building, introduce�SUPERIOR IPL�treatments in their�dedicated, professional clinical�environment with Janine Rushton.�

Recently back from the Flemming�Institute in Melbourne, Janine is�fully accredited, trained and�experienced with permanent hair�reduction, pigmentation, acne,�broken capillaries and�

call us: 9531 3656�

We Now Offer 10% Discount For�Aged Pensioners.�

Our Services Range From Wheel�Alignments, Services, Tyre�Repairs, Shockies, Brakes,�

Exhausts, Mufflers, Front End�work, Batteries, Oil Supplies,�

Battery Checks as well as minor�and major services.�

For Great Service And Prices On�All Tyres And Mechanical Work�

Call In And See Us from 7.30am to�4.30pm Monday to Friday�

62-64 South West Highway,�Waroona or�Phone 9733 1007�

Waroona Tyre & Mechanical�Waroona Tyre & Mechanical have�been under new owners for a little�over a year now and it is about time�we all got to know the staff there.�They have a new young apprentice,�Mario , Rick is the licensed mechanic,�Leigh is the receptionist and Mark is�the owner. Together they have made�significant improvements to the�Waroona Tyre and Mechanical�workshop.�Their office hours are from 7.30am to�4.30pm Monday to Friday and you will�always be greated with a happy smile.�They have a 10% age pensioner�discount and were the first to the first�to put their hand up when Betty�Derrick was looking for someone to�service the Community Car. Some of�their other services on offer are�mechanical call outs, engine, gearbox�and diff rebuilds, clutches, brake,�suspension and auto electrical work.�They now have the state-of-the-art�wheel alignment machine. They use�top quality Penrite oils and are a�Maxxis and Mickey Thompson tyre�dealers. They also sell other brands of�tyres including Hankook, Hifly,�Kumho, Federal, BF Goodridge tyres�to name a few. Tyres and tubes for�tractors, trucks and bikes. Remember�also that they are MTA approved and�are a licensed repairer.�

Waroona Tyre & Mechanical�Celebrate 12 Months as the�

New Owners�

Community Car Lucky�Numbers & Raffle�

Thank you to the following people:�Annette for a money donation, Jill�for the beautiful patch work quilt,�Faye and Nola for the crochet rugs,�Anne for the garden bulbs, Olive for�the DVD’, Lena for gifts to raffle,�Mary for the donation of goods and�Pauline for doing Derek’s job.�The Lucky number winners were:�Chart one - 1st Meg, 2nd Mary�Chart two - 1st Cynthia, 2nd Millie�Chart three - 1st Sue, 2nd Lena�The Raffle Results were:�P’work Quilt – Claudia, Red C77�B’m Scales – M Harris, Blue C07�Cream Jug & Sugar Bowl – Sandra�Goodchild, Orange C27.�

We raised $970 for the car�Thank you all for your support.�Betty Derrick�

The second�Waroona Vintage�Machinery Rally�in conjuction with�the Waroona�Shire and the�

Waroona Lions Club, will be held on�the Waroona town oval on Sunday�8th. September 2013 from 9.00a.m. -�4.00p.m. This rally caters for the�whole family. Dad can look at the�engines, cars, tractors, motor cycles,�and tools, while mum can look at all�the stalls in the hall, and also outside.�The children will be entertained�by Helena making objects out of�balloons, there will be a bouncy�castle, train rides and face painting. In�the Walmsley Pavillion there will be�lady spinners and the Mandurah�Wood Turners will be demonstrating�their craft. So come and enjoy the day�Hope the weather is kind to us. More�information can be obtained from our�website.�www.waroonavintagemachineryrally.c�om.au�.�

Sandra Twaddle coordinator.�

Vintage Machinery Day�

St Joseph’s�School -�Waroona is�now interviewing families�interested in enrolling their�child/�children�for Kindergarten in 2014�.�St Joseph’s School welcomes�enrolments from new and old�families within�the Waroona Shire�,�we welcome all to our small�community school. St Joseph’s�School endeavour�s� to nurture all�children to grow as confident,�independent, life-long learners,�enabling them to contribute to�society with dignity, respect and a�spirit of service. Please contact�the Administration Officer, Mrs Lyn�Della Franca on 97826500 to�arrange an application for�enrolment.�

During July/�August we have�been reading Deb-�bie Macomber an�American author�of over 150 con-�

temporary novels and winner of many�literary awards. Macomber writes�mainly for the female audience. Her�books encompass modern lives with�the issues of relationships, romance�and death. For those readers who like�a story with a bit of romance you will�find that the relationships in most�cases lead to marriage and if there is�any sex involved it usually ends at the�bedroom door for the reader. Ma-�comber has written a number of “series�books” which involve people living in�one location and amongst these are�the Cedar Cove books (which we have�been reading), another about a town�called Texas, the Midnight Sons�(which takes place in frozen Alaska),�and another which take place in Blos-�som Street. As Macomber is a fanati-�

cal knitter this latter series takes place�around a Yarn Store in a fictional�street. She has written many other�stand-along novels. Macomber’s�heart-warming novels are always filled�with love and laughter. In the last few�years Hallmark Television have begun�to make the Cedar Cove books into�television films with one of the leads�being played by Andie MacDowell.�Some of our members stated that they�will read Macomber again whilst others�found her a bit light, or that there were�too many characters in her stories and�because of this there is always a list of�characters in the front of the books.�Some members said that the stories�weren’t gutsy whereas another said�that they were too complex. So if you�like a modern day romance try reading�Debbie Macomber, but remember if�you do, try to read them in order so�that you are able to keep the story lines�and characters straight although this in�not strictly necessary. Meanwhile until�next Book Club.- HAPPY READING.�

St Joseph’s School News� Invitation for all Waroona Football�Club members and community�supporters to attend the last�

qualifying home fixture in the�game of the round.�

Waroona Demons Versus�Rockingham Rams.�Sunday 4�th� August.�

Colts 10.30 am .�Reserves: 12.30 pm .� League: 2.30 pm.�

Witness Waroona gain revenge for the “Fevola�Showdown” in Round Seven in the League.�The League Squad needs to keep winning to�sneak into first spot at the end of qualifying�rounds. The Reserves are in equal top spot but�lead on percentage. The Colts are a talented�young team on the way up. Come along and�Scream for your team in a great family day out�this Sunday.� BE THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!�

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Waroona Veterinary Clinic News�When will my Pullet lay? By Kellie�De Rosa RVN�Size, breed and maturity affect age of�lay. On average pullets will lay at�about 21-26 weeks of age. Slow�maturing breeds can take up to 32�weeks. It takes a hen 24-26 hours to�form an egg. The amount of eggs laid�varies tremendously between breeds�with other factors such as health,�stress, weather, feed quality and�daylight all playing a role in egg�production.�One important point to remember is�that a Hen that runs out of water for�as little as 4 hours may not lay�another egg for 6 weeks. Water is�extremely important for egg�production.�Can you tell if your hen is laying?�Yes, she will have a red waxy comb�and her feathers maybe a little dull as�she is putting lots of energy into eggs�and not into plumage. If you look at�her vent it should be moist/pink. If she�is not laying, her comb will be pale,�her vent will look dry and her pubic�bones will feel sharp.�What about hens that won’t lay?�Some hens are better producers than�others. Assuming that you've already�

done your research to figure out which�hen best fits your expectations for egg�laying, we can move on to some other�factors.�Diet:�On the diet issue, make sure your�girls are receiving a good complete�feed like a "laying" feed. This usually�comes in either a pellet or crumble.�Despite what a feed store may tell you,�scratch mix or wheat isn't a complete�feed. A complete feed on the other�hand will not only have the sufficient�protein for layers, but also a vitamin/�mineral package. The feed should be�fresh, so that the nutrients haven’t�degraded. Remember these are the�building blocks of eggs. Also to�produce good eggs your hens require�calcium in the form of shell grit.�Lighting:� The success of your laying�"team" also depends on lighting. To�keep up good production, hens depend�on 14 hours a day of light. That's why�so many people find their hens shut�down their laying in the winter; because�of�less daylight hours. You can 'trick'�hens by turning on lights in the coop in�the morning to make up a full 14 hour�daylight day. Most people just wait and�let the girls have a well-earned rest�Environment:�

Sometimes the girls will decide that�conditions aren't right for egg laying�despite your good feed and proper�lighting. Sometimes they feel too�vulnerable while laying and so they�just don't lay. You can help alleviate�their shyness by providing little�"nooks" in which they can lay and also�try encouraging them by putting 'fake'�eggs in their nests.�Remember, your girls do not lay�during times of stress like when they�molt (from around April- July�depending on breed, weather & age)�or illness.�

For those of you who don’t know�Waroona Veterinary Clinic has a�veterinary nurse who specialises in�Poultry. Nurse consults with Kellie for�your poultry can be made by calling�the clinic on 97331356. Kellie also�offers a FREE 12 page booklet she�has written herself with lots of�information on caring, feeding and�diseases seen in poultry; this can be�picked up for free at the Clinic.�This is the third in a series of articles�on chicken care by Nurse Kellie; look�out for more in upcoming issues.�

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Whispers in the Night�

It was only a whisper but always the same.�It was at night in his dreams that she whispered his name.�

Always together all the night through.�Never an ending – tomorrow will do.�

The nights were his pleasure, the days were his thoughts.�Reliving the dreams and the pleasure they brought.�

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We need your help to have an impact on�hoon driving. Please continue to report�hoon activity. Let’s keep our streets safe�

and clean�

Phone:�9733 7400�Fax:�9733 2044�

22 nd. July, 2013 8/2013�

CAREY PARK MAN SOUGHT TO HELP WITH INQUIRIES�

We are seeking the whereabouts of a man who can assist with our inquiries into�driving,�burglary and motor vehicle stealing offences.�Justin James COYNE, 28 years of Carey Park, is described as being Aboriginal,�180cm tall with brown hair and blue eyes.�He is believed to be travelling in�a 1994 white Toyota Landcruiser�with a tray back – registration�number KD 451.�He is wanted to help with inquir-�ies into two incidents in Wagerup�

on 16 July 2013, in which police pursued a vehicle�later found abandoned and the stealing of a motor�vehicle from a shed.�If sighted, members of the public are advised not to approach him but to�contact police on 131 444.�Do you know someone who would like to receive our CRIME ALERTS and Newsletter?�If so, have them email us at�Waroona.Police.Station@police.wa.gov.au�to be included on our distribution�list.�Crime affects all of us and we need your help to ensure that the Shire of Waroona remains a�safe and secure place in which to live.�Call Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000�9 Recreation Road, Waroona WA 6215�email: Waroona.Police.Station@police.wa.gov.au�9 Recreation Road, Waroona WA 6215�Phone: 9733 7400 Fax: 9733 2044�

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Waroona Demons News - by Forward Pocket�Waroona Colts�have greatly�improved from the�start of the season�and have�performed well�under the guidance�of Coach Rhys�Newman and�Club�

Legend Glen Wilson. They are likely�to finish in sixth spot just behind�South Mandurah in fifth spot.�Last�Sunday they outscored Souths by two�goals in the last term on the slippery�Falcon Oval.�Josh Commisso has had�an outstanding season and played in�all three grades in many different�positions.�He was also a member of�the Peel Combined U 18 Team and�an all-star in the great Southern�Carnival. Josh was also a member of�the State U 18�Country team as well.�Damien Young has also displayed his�talent by playing in the Ruck and as�an attacking half back.�Jayden Caratti�and Rowan Gardiner have also shown�their class when released from the�Peel Thunder Colts team in the WAFL�Competition.�Mitchell Morley as an U�20 has supported his younger�teammates and Jake Wilson as a�running wingman has improved every�game and also named in the Peel�Combined Team for the great�Southern Carnival.�The Bury Brothers�Robert and Ben earn the hard ball�despite their size and Joshua�Falkstrom is third in the Colts leading�Goal kicker Award with 28 goals.�Kohen Hart-Cole displayed his�versatility by competing in the Ruck�and Key Position.�This is a very young�team that will continue to improve and�provide Waroona Football Club with�great playing stocks in years to come.�Waroona Reserves lost only their�second game for the season against�South Mandurah by nine points last�Sunday.�They still lead the�Premiership ladder by percentage�from their nemesis South Mandurah�and are in a great position to defend�their first title in 42 years with their�success last season.�Playing Coach Rocky Caruso who�played his 251�st� club game on the�weekend is in the best form of his�career and has not missed a beat�since taking over as Coach in round�five.�His assistants Juddy Giumelli�,Vince Vitale together with vice�Captain Lindsay Gilbert who has�experienced the misfortune of serious�arm injuries have also played their�roles�Key Defenders Luke Hamson�

and Ben Howell are underrated and�supported by the best back pocket in�the league Adam Simpson.�Mathew�Mortimer and Jackson Hiscock give the�midfield real grunt and Alfred Angi is a�goal kicking forward pocket specialist.�Steve “Sav” Srhoj Goalsneak is second�on the Reserves Goalkicking�Tallyboard with 28 goals and brings�other forwards into the game with his�unselfish football.�Daniel Johnson can�play Ruck or a roving Centre Half�Forward and has been a great mid�season addition.�Rhys Newman and�Michael Vellacott lack nothing in skills�and Grant Coxon once he learns to�keep his feet will become an even more�allrounded player adding to his�smothering ability.�Zac Indich is an�improving defender and Utility player�Kurt Brown gives the team options.�A�Key to their finals success whether first�ruck Ayden Crook is on song and team�discipline is maintained at all times.�The team will be further strengthened�when talented Colts players Josh�Commisso and Damien Young become�available in the finals.�Waroona League Squad is in a great�position to win their fifth consecutive�League Premiership title and appear to�have more depth than last year.�They�have only lost two games for the�season and which included the “Fevola�Showtime”in Round 8.�The Ruck is well�covered with Steele Court and Mat�Thomas as the “Springing Jack”�backed up by Matt Atcheson and�Cameron Sommerville when they�become available.�Adam Clancy is�enjoying his best season for a couple�of years and with 43 goals is sitting�third on the League Goal Kicking�Tallyboard and blended well with Alan�“Foxy” Wilson.�Rover Eli Smith is in�scintillating form in his second League�season and displayed that form at a�higher level. Joel Catalano is back to�his form of a couple of years ago and�Utility Courtney Lakay�Skills will be�evident in the Fairest and Best Count.�Liam Thomas has settled down in the�backline and has allowed Rhys�Bloxsidge freedom to move further up�the ground.�Dusty Roberts has covered�the loss of Ben “Chief” Mathews Herald�on a wing and Jayden Derosa is�improving every game and especially�his leg speed.�Chad Peters, Ryan�McKinley and Tommy Carroll are all�tough hard players and when available�together form the best half back line in�the League.�Former Coach and AFL�Player Craig Callaghan and Captain�Benny Wright when they come off the�

injured list will be the trump cards.�Aaron Payrits can play either back or�forward and is running into form after�a short pre-season.�Clay Smith can�play in the Ruck, Key Positions and�showed his talent by holding Rod�Tregenza to only five goals when�covering for regular Full Back Ryan�Court last Sunday. The South�Mandurah and Goalsneak Rocket�Tregenza has kicked 95 goals this�season. Having Ryan Court available�who is tough and dour gives coach�Dean Taylor more options.�Rhett�Mason has returned from Peel�Thunder League Squad and this�talented utility player loves running,�kicking goals and rebounding from�defence, nothing like returning to your�home town and playing with your�mates.�League Coach Dean Taylor�still gives the midfield grunt and has a�great vocal assistant John Mason�running the bench which cannot be�undervalued.�Quinn Smith with a�serious knee injury is a loss the team�will have to cover as the rebounding�half back flanker was in great form�prior to his injury.�The documentary�on Win TVV earlier this year was a�great story.The teams ability to both�apply and defend under pressure is�another fine example of why the team�has done say well.�After Round 15 the�League Squad is in another strong�position to defend their title and break�another record.�They need to stay�mentally strong, disciplined and will to�win. Pinjarra Tigers have gone on a�recruiting drive andRockingham�Rams are desperate to beat Waroona�so it will be the toughest test in the�past five years.�

Forward Pocket.�

An injured forward pocket�

League� P� W� L� D� F� A� %� P’T�S�

1� Pinjarra� 15� 14� 1� 0� 1676� 874� 191.76� 56�

2� Waroona� 15� 13� 2� 0� 1672� 824� 202.91� 52�

3� Rockingham� 15� 12� 3� 0� 1578� 904� 174.56� 48�

4� Baldivis� 15� 6� 9� 0� 1158� 1267� 91.40� 24�

5� Centrals� 15� 6� 9� 0� 1181� 1349� 87.55� 24�

6� S’Mandurah� 15� 5� 10� 0� 1273� 1423� 89.46� 20�

7� Halls Head� 14� 3� 11� 0� 936� 1386� 67.53� 12�

8� Mandurah� 14� 0� 14� 0� 701� 2148� 32.64� 0�

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1� Waroona� 15� 13� 2� 0� 1143� 687� 166.38� 52�

2� S’Mandurah� 15� 13� 2� 0� 1251� 768� 162.89� 52�

3� Pinjarra� 15� 9� 5� 1� 1176� 875� 134.40� 38�

4� Halls Head� 15� 6� 9� 0� 952� 1113� 85.53� 24�

5� Mandurah� 15� 5� 9� 1� 922� 1038� 87.86� 22�

6� Baldivis� 15� 5� 10� 0� 912� 1038� 87.86� 20�

7� Centrals� 15� 5� 10� 0� 865� 1162� 74.44� 20�

8� Rockingham� 15� 3� 12� 0� 768� 1292� 59.44� 12�

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1� Baldivis� 15� 14� 1� 0� 1349� 706� 191.08� 56�

2� Mandurah� 15� 11� 4� 0� 1264� 853� 148.18� 44�

3� Rockingham� 15� 9� 6� 0� 1219� 770� 158.31� 36�

4� Pinjarra� 15� 9� 6� 0� 1172� 859� 136.44� 36�

5� S’Mandurah� 15� 8� 7� 0� 1043� 1040� 100.29� 32�

6� Waroona� 15� 5� 10� 0� 847� 1072� 79.01� 20�

7� Halls head� 15� 2� 13� 0� 783� 1463� 53.52� 8�

8� Centrals� 15� 2� 13� 0� 749� 1663� 45.04� 8�

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In�Memoriam�

Having just�witnessed a beautiful�

memorial service to our�dear friend:�

Len Mason�

On behalf of all his friends�at the Bowling Club, I would�

like to offer our sincere�condolences to Carol and all�his family. We all learnt a lot�

more about Len at the�service and saw many�

different sides to him. He�will be sadly missed by all�

of us.�

Bowls has�continued�right�through out�the winter.�We have�only�missed one�Thursday�afternoon�

Scroungers game due to bad�weather. If you are interested in�playing Scroungers just come along to�the Club by 2.15pm and nominate.�We are usually on the green by�2.30pm and stay for a few drinks after�the game. Don’t worry if you haven’t�played much before, they are all a�great group of guys and a few old�chooks, all easy to get along with,�very social, very enjoyable, come�along and join us.�Saturday afternoon Meat pack Triples�is well under way. We like teams to�be nominated by Friday night. We�have had between 6 and 8 teams�each week. We play two games and�the winning team wins the meat�packs. We also have a meat raffle�with a first and second prize. We�normally have a few nibbles and�socialize after the games. If you dont�have a team, let the club know by�Friday night that you are interested,�as we often have teams looking for�spare players.�We often have people enquiring about�playing bowls, usually someone�wanting to learn. This year we intend�making more effort to teach beginners�how to play. Starting soon we will be�giving lessons to anyone who is�interested. We have plenty of bowls�available at the Club, a size to suit�any hand. The time for the lessons is�yet to be negotiated, but will be�starting soon. If you are interested at�all, please contact one of the following�

The Club Opening Day for the new�season will be on Sunday, Sept.1st.�This will be round two of ‘The War of�the Roses”. That means we need all�players in attendance. If you have�other plans, cancel them. We dont�want the Ladies to have an excuse�when they get beaten again, that�several of their good players were�missing. We also don’t want the men�to get beaten by NOT being able to�field their best team. So write that in�your diary and make sure you come�and have a practice before hand. We�are not playing for a sheep station,�just man pride.�

The Bowling Club - 9733�1406Mark Hiller - 0428 933 616�Benny Goodman - 0416 462 654�Hazel McCall - 9733 2221�Terry Clark - 9733 1430�Give it a go, you might find you are�good at it, and most of all you might�find you like it.�

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Phone Sherryn of�S.J.Originals�

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Annual General Meeting�

The Annual General Meeting for the�Waroona Historical Society will be�held on Thursday 15�th� August 2013�at the Old Road Board Building�commencing at 4pm. Anyone is�welcome to attend the AGM or to�become a member – membership is�$5 per year.�

Waroona Junior Soccer Club� �W�ood Raffle - 26�th� July 2013�Winner - Blue ticket B57 - Glenys�Gilbert�$100 note�Winner #86 – Dom Caruso�Thank you to everyone who�supported our raffle�

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