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Distributed fortnightly in Fitzgerald, Hopetoun, Jerdacuttup, Lake King, Lake Varley, Munglinup, Newdegate and Ravensthorpe Issue 21 Thursday November 21, 2019 Hopetoun residents are urged to think twice about what they flush down the toilet or wash down the sink today on World Toilet Day after a 100 kilogram ‘pipe monster’ was found blocking the local wastewater system. Water Corporation Great Southern Regional Manager Adrian Stewart said wastewater blockages, also referred to as ‘pipe monsters’, had caused havoc in the local wastewater system. “Items like socks, jocks, wet wipes, nappies and plastic bags should not be flushed down the toilet as this material does not break down like toilet paper,” Mr Stewart said. “Service crews remove between 200 to 300 kilograms of material causing blockages in the local wastewater system each year – just like the 100 kilogram ‘pipe monster’ we had to get a crane to pull out recently, which makes it a costly exercise. “Even if you think it’s ‘just this once’, remember if every person thought the same we would have blockages everywhere and that can impact our ability to safely take away wastewater to be treated. Mr Stewart also said it was important to not pour fat, oil or grease straight down the kitchen sink as once cooled it solidified and caused blockages. “This will not only help protect the environment and our wastewater system, but also potentially save you money from having to call a plumber to fix any blockages that can happen within your home,” he said. “This year’s theme for World Toilet Day is ‘Leaving no one behind’ – we urge Esperance residents to not take this infrastructure for granted and to help look after it as remember not everyone across the globe has access to clean sanitation. “Just remember, only soap and water down the sink, and paper, pee and poo down the loo.” Water Corporation maintains around 11 kilometres of wastewater mains in Hopetoun, and residents and businesses play an important part in helping to protect this important part of Esperance’s infrastructure. Hopetoun residents urged to think before they flush ■ The 100 kilogram ‘pipe monster’ is removed from an aerator at Hopetoun’s wastewater treatment plant after being hoisted out with a crane.
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Distributed fortnightly in Fitzgerald, Hopetoun, Jerdacuttup, Lake King, Lake Varley, Munglinup, Newdegate and Ravensthorpe
Issue 21 Thursday November 21, 2019
Hopetoun residents are urged to think twice about what they flush down the toilet or wash down the sink today on World Toilet Day after a 100 kilogram ‘pipe monster’ was found blocking the local wastewater system.
Water Corporation Great Southern Regional Manager Adrian Stewart said wastewater blockages, also referred to as ‘pipe monsters’, had caused havoc in the local wastewater system.
“Items like socks, jocks, wet wipes, nappies and plastic bags should not be flushed down the toilet as this material does not break down like toilet paper,” Mr Stewart said.
“Service crews remove between 200 to 300 kilograms of material causing blockages in the local wastewater system each year – just like the 100 kilogram ‘pipe monster’ we had to get a crane to pull out recently, which makes it a costly exercise.
“Even if you think it’s ‘just this once’, remember if every person thought the same we would have blockages everywhere and that can impact our ability to safely take away wastewater to be treated.
Mr Stewart also said it was important to not pour fat, oil or grease straight down the kitchen sink as once cooled it solidified and caused blockages.
“This will not only help protect the environment and our wastewater system, but also potentially save you money from having to call a plumber to fix any blockages that can happen within your home,” he said.
“This year’s theme for World Toilet Day is ‘Leaving no one behind’ – we urge Esperance residents to not take this infrastructure for granted and to help look after it as remember not everyone across the globe has access to clean sanitation.
“Just remember, only soap and water down the sink, and paper, pee and poo down the loo.”
Water Corporation maintains around 11 kilometres of wastewater mains in Hopetoun, and residents and businesses play an important part in helping to protect this important part of Esperance’s infrastructure.
Hopetoun residents urged to think before they flush
■ The 100 kilogram ‘pipe monster’ is removed from an aerator at Hopetoun’s wastewater treatment plant after being hoisted out with a crane.
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■ My Marathon
We had over 50 participants registered with the Hopetoun Progress (HPA) My Marathon team and WOW what achievements we accomplished. Our aims for the project were to gain maximum participation and inclusion of people of all ages. Our focus was community health and wellbeing, creating awareness around heart health and maybe raising some money along the way.We set some goals of which we smashed and should be very proud. 64 companies registered in the My Marathon challenge 2019 and Hopetoun Progress came 4th on the fundraising ladder, raising over $7500!!! Thank you to all that supported our team and donated to the Heart Foundation.A huge congratulations to Karen Campbell who clocked up the most kilometres, a huge 212.9km!!! That is more than 5 marathons. Karen says that “she doubted her ability to make the target of 42.2km within the month.” Once Karen hit the My Marathon target, she dedicated the day to her brother, whom had a triple bypass in December 2016, and the day she cracked 100km was about her Dad who passed away 22 years ago after a heart attack. Her motivation kept many other participants moving.A special mention and congratulations to Tim Flannagan who hit the lead early walking 52.5 km in the first day, walking Hopetoun to Ravensthorpe. He raised over $1600!!Congratulations also to Donna Higgins who set a goal to walk 4 marathons within 4 weeks of which she accomplished. HPA also wanted to recognise all the dogs that were out walking the My Marathon challenge with their owners and ran a photo competition. Our judge was the newly appointed tourism Officer, Zara. Thank you to all those that entered and to Zarah for making the hard call and for Dave from Posh Pooch for donating the prize. Hank our My Marathon Dog 2019 will be in for a huge shock when he gets a good wash and dry. The project was not without its challenges, with many participants frequently visiting due to technical issues however such fun it was. :)A massive thank you to all that took part in My Marathon 2019 we look forward to seeing you all again in 2020.
And that’s a wrap!
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Word of the Dayofficious adjective | uh-FISH-usDefinition:1 : volunteering one’s services where they are neither asked nor needed : meddlesome2 : informal, unofficial
Did You Know? Don’t mistake officious for a rare synonym of official. Both words stem from the Latin noun officium (meaning “service” or “office”), but they have very different meanings. When the suffix -osus (“full of”) was added to officium, Latin officiosus came into being, meaning “eager to serve, help, or perform a duty.” When this adjective was borrowed into English as officious in the 15th century it described dutiful people and their actions. That use shifted a bit semantically to describe those eager to help or serve. By the late 16th century, however, officious was beginning to develop a negative sense describing a person who offers unwanted help. This pejorative sense has driven out the original “dutiful” and “eager to help” senses to become the predominant meaning of the word in modern English. Officious can also mean “of an informal or unauthorized nature,” but that sense is not common.
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■ Hopetoun Progress Association
A hug thank you to all our 50 volunteers whom registered and took part in the WA Beach Clean Up for 2019.
Congratulations to Tracy and Link on winning a prize donated by the Hopetoun CRC for the most bizarre beach find—a toilet brush!
Congratulations to the Jy, Claud & Kiara on winning a prize as they had to come back during the clean for another bag.
Congratulations also to the Smallman big boys for collecting the most amount of rubbish out at 12 Mile.
We covered from Myles in the National Park out to 12 Mile Beach.
A big hug to our lovely friends from Ray White for putting on a sausage sizzle for our busy volunteers and to Hopetoun CRC for the donation of a prize.
See you all next year...
—Hopetoun Progress Association
15th Annual Beach Clean Up
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On Sunday October 20th Ravensthorpe St John held our inaugural heart health awareness seminar called Shocktober. The purpose of Shocktober is to help educate our community on the importance of good heart health and being proactive about our approach to combatting heart disease.
We had roughly 80 people including our volunteers attend the day. We asked every child who walked through the doors had they ever practiced doing CPR? 40% of children answered yes and 60% had heard about it but had never had a go. We also asked every adult had they completed a first aid course in the last two years, we were surprised to learn that only 50% had.
We wanted to add an element of fun to the way we train first aid so we got hold of a CPR racing game. We had four CPR manikins which connected to a television via Bluetooth, each manikin was a different coloured car on the racing car track. The better quality the compressions the faster your car raced. This was so much fun and a great way to get the kids to have a go. We were absolutely speechless!
Cooper Smallman (10 yrs) scored a near perfect 99.31% followed closely by his older brother Jarvis Smallman (13yrs) 96.81%. The big kids couldn’t help but have a go—Helen Burton scored a solid 99.1% and one of our youngest recruits from North Ravensthorpe, Georgia Guest, performed the highest out of the team in green.
“They made a game of a serious medical emergency seem fun to hook you in and make you practice CPR” – Mitch (11 yrs)
The Hopetoun CRC showcased the latest in Virtual Reality Technology. Participants were invited to experience “ShareCare”, a real-time simulation of the human body that allows anyone to freely navigate and explore an anatomically accurate, 3D model of the human heart, inside and out. VR is interactive, immersive, and versatile. Sharecare’s award winning content delivers medically-accurate anatomy, physiology, disease, and treatment simulations in stunning 3D detail.
We had a very special guest, Kura the Ambulance Paramedic Bear, travel all the way from Perth to entertain our younger generation. We had a variety of kid’s activities, loads of games and giveaways.
Kura hosted story time and read a book called 000. Story time is a weekly event hosted by the Hopetoun CRC. The following morning at Storytime the kids read “Is this an emergency, Ambulance” and made little Kura the Ambulance Paramedic Bear face masks for the children.
Dr Manus Lochner was one of our guest speakers. Dr Lochner spoke about his experience performing open heart surgery then dissected a heart and explained the mechanics of how a heart works.
“Dr Manus dissected a sheep’s heart—I learnt about the different parts of the heart and I saw how it actually worked. He showed me the arteries and I saw all the fat around the heart. It was fascinating”. – Toby (9 yrs)
■ Continued page 9
Shocktober
■ Poppy doing CPR.
■ Dr Manus Lochner.
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Shocktober■ From page 7
Local artist Beryl Semple from Windspray Art kindly judged our heart art competition. We were delighted at the effort and creativity from the entrants. The winners of our competition were:
Category 5 – 10 Years: 1st place – My Heart by Kasyn Maxwell; 2nd place – Mandala by Maddelyn and Chloe Sinagra.
Category 10 – 16 Years: 1st place – Ambulance Officer by Brianna Sinagra; 2nd place – Hearty by the Sea by Olivia Bingham.
Category 16 Years and up: 1st place – Love your Heart by Clair Balasuberian; 2nd place – Is it real? Janet Lee
Our second guest speaker for the day was Community Paramedic from Katanning Sonia Brooker, commonly referred to as the Cardiac Queen of the Great Southern. Sonia’s presentation included a huge 3D model of the human heart and spoke about how the heart works, angina and heart attack. What fascinated us most was how she explained the “defib zone” and talked us through what happens within the first 10 minutes of a Cardiac Arrest.
“It was very interesting and enlightening. I learnt about the effects other things have on your heart and how your lifestyle choices can improve your heart health.” – Ursella (85 yrs)
Our volunteer ambulance offices showcased our new IMPACT CPR protocol—our skills and knowledge are continuously evolving within the ambulance service and we want to help educate the community on what we are doing and why. The first 10mins of cardiac arrest are vital and this is where
the community has to get involved. Good quality bystander CPR absolutely saves lives so our goal is to have as many people as possible learn and practice CPR and use the St John Ambulance first responder app.
“The dedication and commitment of the volunteers down here to their community and promoting health is phenomenal, I’m humbled to be working with such an amazing generous bunch of people. You couldn’t be in better hands” – Michelle Fyfe Community Paramedic Ravensthorpe.
We would like to thank all our sponsors and partners for the ongoing support and hope to see you at our next Shocktober event in 2020. Please ensure you have downloaded the First Responder App on your smartphone and stay up to date with your first aid.
To help keep our community safe and educated we are offering you 20% off your next HLTAID003 – Provide First Aid or HLTAID004 – Provide First Aid in an Education and Care Setting course when you mention codename: SHOCKTOBER. Offer valid to December 31st, 2019.
—Holly Wood
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■ Hopetoun VFES
On Friday November 1st the Hopetoun Volunteer Fire & Emergency Services (VFES) hosted their Annual General Meeting.The meeting was well attended by our local volunteers. We would like to acknowledge Captain Gary Webster – Ravensthorpe Volunteer Fire and Rescue Services (VFRS), Steve Peterson – DFES Area Manager Esperance, Tina Zacher – DFES Volunteer Management Support Officer Albany and Ash Peczka – DFES Community Emergency Services Officer Ravensthorpe for your ongoing support and attendance on the evening.We are proud to announce our newly elected Management Committee for 2019/2020.Captain – Scott Lawry Lieutenant – Ethann SinclairSecond Lieutenant – Johnny ByrneApparatus & Equipment Officer – Eddie AllanTraining Officer – Holly WoodSecretary – Genna Van HinsbergTreasurer – Darryl QuinnPublic Relations & Community Preparedness – Holly WoodThe highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Department of Fire and Emergency Services 10-year service medals. Three outstanding members of our community received their 10 Years Service Award Recognition for their outstanding commitment in helping the community. We would like to congratulate Keith Dunlop, Ann Dunlop and Darryl Quinn for your tireless commitment and all the work you do for combined Fire and Emergency Services Hopetoun.Our immediate goal is to get
10 year Service Awards Recognition
all our volunteers trained up to a Level 1 Pathway. This includes AIIMS (Australasian Inter-Service Incident Management System) Awareness, Bush Fire Fighting and Introduction to Fire Fighting. These accredited courses will be held over the next four weeks in Hopetoun with a DFES facilitator coming to train us. Moving forward into 2020 you will see us out in community with monthly training held on the first Wednesday of the month at 7pm. We are joining forces with Ravensthorpe VFES, St John Ambulance Ravensthorpe and Hopetoun and local government to participate in multi-agency training quarterly. This training is vital to test our readiness to responding to major incident in our community. There are so many benefits to volunteering! Volunteering helps you stay physically and mentally healthy. It provides a sense of purpose, brings fun and fulfilment to your life, helps counteract the effects of stress, anger and
anxiety. Volunteering also helps combat depression with helping you connect with others and make new friends. You gain experience and learn new skills, helping your community and provides the opportunity to challenge yourself in a supportive environment.We are recruiting now! We are wanting enthusiastic people who are committed to attending monthly training to join our team. For more information of becoming an Emergency Services Officer please contact us! You can reach the Captain Scott Lawry on 0434
023 868, email us at [email protected] or find us on facebook @HopetounVFES.
—Holly Wood,PR Hopetoun FVES
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■ Jerdacuttup Primary School
Jerdacuttup Primary was fortunate to again have Samuel Newman attend school to make some noise. Sam arrived with a myriad of musical instruments, synthesisers, microphones, cameras—a real production studio, and spent the entire day of Thursday November 7th sharing his expertise and enthusiasm.
Sam’s brief was to incorporate this year’s theme of Indigenous Studies to create a song and video promoting some of the pre-primary to year five students’ learning associated with the theme. The process included a ‘free session’ using the variety of instruments and synthesisers.
Children were able to discover the range of sounds using the various knobs, dials and switches on the electronic instruments and to use our custom made tapping sticks. Sam then spent time recording individuals using the equipment—making music based on specific sounds, e.g. dance, dreamy, water or alien sounds. Words for the song were incorporated from poetry the senior students had written based on their Noongar animal ‘totem’. Children sang the poems to a beat, them performed body percussion—all of which were recorded.
After a quiet break, a collaborative planning session between the kids and Sam came up with the sequence of the poetry with children adding their own dance interpretations. Sam’s genius came to the fore when, during the recess interval he was able to slice and splice the combinations of sound takes together to create a cohesive track ready for the next stage of the process, a complementary video.
Children also recorded the cappella Nidja Noongar Boodja Koort, ©Honey Webb.
Sharee Saunders, our dance specialist, assisted with movements on the children’s music and poetry but this was driven by the students. Video was taken at various outside locations to support the Noongar theme.
Poems were magpie, echidna, dunnart and racehorse goanna; kulbardi, nyingarn, dhunart and karda. Students wore their indigenous dance costumes highlighting Aboriginal culture, combined Sam’s images and one taken by staff of the students.
The final products will be a compact disc with music only, the completed video and a blooper/funny version (of which there were many)!!
—Niki Crane
Making more noise in Jerdacuttup
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Volunteers at the DunnArt Centre in Dunn Street opened the gallery door for a 10th Annual Community Art Exhibition on Friday September 6th.
A record breaking community effort of 177 entries meant the small gallery space was filled to capacity.
An estimated 60 people attended the evening event—buying local art work, watching the award presentations and celebrating the opening of the new “shudio” building (shed + studio = shudio!).
Jenny Chambers, the Ravensthorpe District Art Group Chairperson, gave an excellent speech summarising the past 10 years of accomplishments thanking all volunteers concerned with the new building, all art related workshops and the 2019 September community art exhibition preparations. Jenny also thanked the large number of sponsors helping to make the exhibition so successful.
After the awards were read out, the crowd then toasted 10 years of exhibiting with champagne and delectable eats from a grazing table which had been beautifully arranged by Hayley Wisewould.
Congratulations go to the following artists who entered work into the 2019 Ravensthorpe Community Art Exhibition.
The annual $750 Ravensthorpe Shire Acquisitive prize went to local photographer, Chris Biddulph, for his large photograph of an echidna. If you visited the 2019 Ravensthorpe Wildflower Show you may have seen his beautiful work displayed for sale.
The 2019 $500 Blooz Award for a painting or drawing depicting the Fitzgerald River National Park Coastline was won by Leonie Rennie for her watercolour painting of “Cave Point from West Beach FRNP”. The judge, Marcia Leonard from Esperance, said “Good use of colour—the artist’s eye for detail captured
and represented the theme well.” Leonie, now retired, hadn’t lifted a paint brush for quite a while so it just goes to show that it’s never too late to enjoy the art process and enter a piece or two! Why not dust off those brushes and start a piece for 2020?
The two photography sections have become very popular - a combined prize pool of $600, kindly sponsored by the Alan Carmichael Family Trust, enticed local photographers to enter a total of 46 entries.
Both photography sections were judged by three members of the ACE Camera Club (Inc) which is situated in the Vancouver Arts Centre, Albany. Mr Bob Symons, president of ACE, plus two other colleagues, were very impressed with the standard of photography and, in particular, the junior entries. They strongly encourage the children to “continue exploring the world through their photography. “
The winner of the 2019 $500 Alan Carmichael Fine Photography Award was Leonie Rennie for her photograph titled “Been here long?” “Since the last high tide!” - a photograph of two globe fish washed up on a local beach. Judge’s Comment: “A very creative image with excellent exposure and detail.”
Tamara Miller’s “Bread and Milk” photograph was awarded a Highly Commended with the judge’s comment being “Great composition with a very good overall balance.” This impressive, large canvas print of the Ravensthorpe Silos at night impressed quite a number of visitors.
Graham Richardson received a Highly Commended for his photograph of a spoonbill bird in flight. It was called “Fly Me High” and received the judge’s comment “ Beautifully captured with excellent exposure, composition, focus and back-lit wings really sets off the image.”
The winner of the 2019 $100 Alan Carmichael Junior Photography Award went to talented Hopetoun artist Jarvis Smallman for his entry called “Mountain Bug” - a photograph of a ladybird on East Mount Barren in the Fitzgerald River National Park. The judge’s comment: “A very interesting concept - very well executed with great depth to image.”
Congratulations Jarvis - it is hoped you will enter again next year.
The Ravensthorpe District Art Group wish to sincerely thank the ACE Camera Club for judging all photographs and for the constructive comments written for each one. (If you entered a photograph and wish to view your comment, please contact Cat.)
Mrs Marcia Leonard, an artist and art teacher from Esperance, took over 4 hours to complete the judging of the rest of the art categories using a point system. The following 5 criteria were used: creativity/innovation; communication of ideas; visual language; selection of media and/or materials and application of skills and/or processes.
Congratulations to the following artists (NB not all of the following categories have highly commended awards and/or comments from the judge):
$250 Painting Award (sponsored by the National’s Peter Rundle - Member for Roe): Megan Lemon - “Cumulus Dreams” – acrylic. Judge: lots of drama in it - intriguing use of visual language - the use of rich jade colour is exciting.
Highly Commended – Painting: Leonie Rennie - “Cave Point from West Beach FRNP” - watercolour.
$200 Ravensthorpe Progress Association Sculpture Award: Theresa Francis - “Eagle’s Nest” - welded metal and rocks. Judge: effective use of visual language + skills + media - sensitive and thoughtful artwork - protective use of eggs imagery.
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Highly Commended - Sculpture: Sue Lee - “Eekie the Echidna” - welded forks.
$150 Drawing Award - 2 winners - $75 each (sponsored by the Danatural Way and the Ravensthorpe District Art Group):
1. Louise Lodge - “Love My Bush” Judge: work shows creativity and suitable use of visual language. Demonstrates refined application of media.
2. Hayley Wisewould - “Scarlet Banksia”. Judge: use of visual language (texture, line and pattern) is refined and shows imaginative thinking. Effective use of skills.
$150 Textiles Award - 2 winners - $75 each (Sponsored by Crazy Granny’s):
1. Maureen Youngs - “Primrose”. Judge: very good use of visual media language and imaginative communication of ideas
2. Kier Douthie - “Diversity on the table” - dyed table cloth. Judge: use of skills & media effectively used and shows sensitivity plus use of visual language.
Highly Commended – Textiles: Corina Harp - “Shoreline”. Judge: work is creative and shows imaginative thinking. Effective use of skills and media.
$150 Mixed Media Award (sponsored by the Ravensthorpe District Art Group): Corina Harp - “My Home Town”. Judge: I was drawn to this piece of art from the moment I saw it – good balance of features and colour - imaginative.
Highly Commended - Mixed Media: Maureen Youngs - “September”. Judge: very good balance and use of colour.
$150 Printmaking Award (sponsored by the Ravensthorpe District Art Group): Judy Harp - “Turtle”. Judge: the art work is unique and successfully resolved.
Visual language is used effectively.
Highly Commended – Printmaking: Louise Lodge - “ Summer Time”. Judge: work is creative and well presented. Appropriate selection and use of media used to resolve piece. Sound visual language.
$200 Ceramics Award (sponsored by Madden Rural): Lesley Bailey - “Birdhouse”. Judge: creative use of colour glaze combinations - interesting idea and well finished.
Highly Commended – Ceramics: Anne Fairhead - “ Set of 4 Mugs”
$150 Other Category Award (sponsored by the Ravensthorpe District Art Group): Tamara Miller - “Gold Rush” - set of 3 – jewellery. Judge: Innovative use of resin art - colour and texture used with a sense of sensitivity + design in keeping with natural material.
$100 Young Achiever Award - ages13 to 21 - 2 winners - $50 each
(sponsored by Yummy Licious Candy Shack):
1. Toby Francis - “The Wind” - welded sculpture – windmill. Judge: expert design and welding technique used to produce an iconic rural feature.
2. Amber Giles - “ Solar Dream”. Judge: enjoyed the creative brush strokes used making it quite animated.
The RDAG wish to thank Marcia for making time to travel to Ravensthorpe to judge the entries for 2019. It was not an easy job with the high standard of work.
Throughout the exhibition all visitors to the gallery are asked to vote for their favourite piece of art. The Most Popular Vote for 2019 is a photograph of two blue wrens called “Eclipse” taken by Catherine Tink. Her name and the name of the art work will be placed on the Russell “Jungle” Jaeger
memorial seat.
The last award winner to mention is one which is chosen by the people who hang, label and arrange the art works entered. The $150 Hanger’s Pick Award goes to Cassidy Chambers for her extra large and spectacular painting called “Tetraptera”. The hangers were immediately struck by the shapes and colours used to depict this gorgeous endemic species. Masterfully painted.
During the exhibition a beautiful quilt, sewn by those clever ladies at Crazy Granny’s, was raffled off to help raise money for the DunnArt Centre. The winner was Elsie Schofield from Hopetoun who bought the lucky ticket! The quilt depicted black silhouettes of animals on hand-dyed sunset pieces. A second prize, a beautiful resin necklace made and donated by Tamara Miller, was won by Tegan Smith. The 2019 raffle raised $418 which will be put towards next year’s community art exhibition and future art workshops. All monies donated during the exhibition are also used for this purpose.
All primary aged children who entered art pieces received a gift which, once again, was sponsored by the wonderful people at Ravensthorpe Mechanical Services.
The Ravensthorpe District Art Group, situated at the DunnArt Centre in Dunn Street, would sincerely like to thank all the artists, volunteers and sponsors who have helped to make this art centre so vibrant and successful.
If you would like to take part in art workshops or volunteer your time just pop on to our face book page (Dunnart Studio Gallery) and take a look at what’s happening.
—The DunnArt Centre Volunteers
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■ Building Better Regions Funding Round 4
The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development, the Hon Michael McCormack MP, has today announced the opening of Round Four of the Building Better Regions Fund (BBRF). Round Four is aimed at supporting drought-affected regions by targeting projects that will benefit communities affected by drought.
Two streams of funding are available:
1. The Community Investments Stream will fund new or expanded local events, strategic regional plans, or leadership and capability strengthening activities that provide economic and social benefits to drought-affected communities.
2. The Infrastructure Projects Stream supports projects which will involve the construction, upgrade or extension of infrastructure in drought-affected areas.
Applications will be ineligible if
projects are not located in a drought-affected location, and if satisfactory evidence is not provided to support the applicants claims. The BBRF Guidelines list examples of what evidence can be provided to support claims that projects are located in a drought-affected region.
For more information on grant guidelines and eligibility please visit www.business.gov.au website.
The closing date for applications is December 19th, 2019.
Funding for localities affected by drought
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Hopetoun CWA had 13 members attend the November meeting, with Judy Plowman attending as a visitor.
Business arising from last meeting sees the bathroom floor area being tiled next Monday. The room will have the cupboards removed after closing on Saturday.
The building licence for the verandah has been applied for by John Brouwer. We are hoping the work will be finished before Christmas.
At this time of the year Hopetoun CWA does their yearly donations to various organisations, namely CWA Head Office , Hopetoun Bowling Club, Ravensthorpe District High School, Jerdacuttup School and Hopetoun School.
The members wish to thank Bill Auburn for installing a Defibrillator Box on the outside wall of our building. The defibrillator has now been placed in this box. If the CWA rooms are not opened, access to the defibrillator is done by ringing 000 to get the code to open the box. If the CWA rooms are open, there is a key to open the box. Instructions are on the outside of the box.
Coralie Thomas has requested the use of the CWA rooms over the Christmas holidays for
Hobbytex,
which will be held from January 6th to January 16th, 1pm to 4pm. Coralie has been doing this for some 25 years and last year she had a mother attend with her children, and she herself had attended as a child.
The members are planning to have a busy bee making more toilet bags to donate to hospitals.
Special thanks to Shirley and Tom Reynolds for donating a shelf to put our DVDs on. Come in and have a look at our display.
It has been decided to have our Christmas Luncheon at our own building on December 9th with every member bringing food to share. Tina Harris from Hopetoun CRC will speak at 10am, our meeting will follow, then our lunch.
Flower winner was Madeline Bell with a flowering Cacti. Elsie Schofield won the raffle.
The members wish Wendy Zani a happy birthday on the November 28th.
Members enjoyed afternoon tea supplied by Coralie Thomas and Ann Dunlop.
—Pam Cousins President
CWA News Thank you from Crazy Granny’sA huge thank you to all the lovely folk who answered our call for books to restock our book exchange. This is very popular with tourists, and for those who don’t have a book to exchange, we encourage them to take one free as a gesture of goodwill. So, again, thank you all.For those who may not have noticed, we have changed our opening hours. We still open at 9am but now close at 2pm on a week day and 12 noon on Saturday. We will be closed over Christmas and New Year. Closed on Tuesday December 24th at 2pm and re-open at 9am on Thursday January 2nd. We plan a major re-arrange over this period. Thank you for your support over the past 2 years and we wish everyone a safe and happy Christmas and New Year.
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Windspray Arts was the last venue at the eastern end of the trail that started in Pemberton and included Albany and surrounding towns. Four Ravensthorpe member, Kerry Dickinson, Judy Harp, Corina Harp and Lynnell Belli, and two Hopetoun members, Louise Lodge and Beryl Semple took part in the Exhibition held at 65 France Street, Hopetoun. The exhibition was launched on September 12th and continued until Sunday October 13th with open days Wednesday to Sunday.
Included in the exhibition were paintings, drawings, textiles, hand-made books, baskets, prints and cards. The exhibition was spread throughout the house and accessed through the garage facing the road. The garage was set up with the portable screens, transported from the previous Windspray space in Maitland Street transforming the room into an ideal mini gallery. Bruce Alford provided the framework for a sculpture which Judy dressed in a colourful skirt to become our mannequin (artist working at her easel) in the front garden. Bruce also made colourful flowers from CD disks which were scattered across the front garden.
Demonstrations and workshops were also a draw card to the venue during the 4 week event. Beryl ran a Coptic Bookbinding workshop and Louise ran A Beach Rope Basket making workshop and Painting for children and youth. Judy demonstrated Needle Felting.
Approximately 150 people visited the venue coming from other regional areas of the state, interstate, Perth and overseas. The launch of the exhibition on Thursday 12th was well attended and included visitors who had come to see the Ravensthorpe Wildflower Show.
It was due to the Wildflower Show that we started the event a week earlier than the official Art Trail commencement date to coincide with the Spring Festival and school holidays when more people are visiting Hopetoun. We were visited by the co-ordinator of Artsouth WA, one person from the UK as well several interstate people.
The event provides an opportunity for local artists to sell work, for Windspray Arts to raise funds and also the profile of the group. Small items such as cards and prints were a popular purchase and two paintings, one quilt and an unframed sketch were also sold.
The raffle was a great fundraiser thanks to Judy, Lynnell, Corina and Beryl. Judy donated a spectacular yellow flower quilt, Lynnell a watercolour of one of our local eucalypts, Corina a cutting board decorated by her resin work and Beryl donated one of her published story books. The quilt was won by Isobet Tuckett from Albany.
The team in Albany who organise the Art Trail run a great project. They offer promotional opportunities through social media and their website. The venue themselves, also promote the event.
■ Continued page 19
Windspray ArtsVenue 86 in the 2019 Southern Art & Craft Trail
■ Bookbinding workshop,
■ Painter at Easel (mannequin).
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■ WA Farmers
WAFarmers welcomes the arbitrated outcome reached between CBH and Arc Infrastructure (formerly Brookfield Rail) that provides a long-term access agreement to the rail network.
For the past 5 years, CBH on behalf of Western Australian growers have been working to achieve fair access for grain growers to the rail network.
WAFarmers President, Rhys Turton welcomed the outcome saying it was a positive result following a long and arduous process, “CBH have received an outcome that will provide certainty and security well into the future for West Australian grain growers,” he said.
“The outcome will allow CBH to confidently invest in the grain receival network and position the cooperative well into the future.
“While the outcome regarding Tier 3 rail lines is disappointing at this time, it was clearly an economic decision not to invest in the degraded Tier 3 lines, this will be the best overall decision for growers in the long-term.
“At a time when grain growers are faced with significant international competitiveness, it is imperative the CBH network remain at a minimum cost pathway from site to port.
“Today’s outcome has brought certainty to both growers and CBH to the long-term use of grain on rail in WA.
“Given the position is clear on Tier 3 rail, it is now imperative that state and federal governments ramp up their expenditure on Western Australia’s wheatbelt and regional road network for the safety our of regional communities,” Mr Turton said.
WAFarmers will continue to work on transport issues for the best outcome on behalf of its members and urges members to attend the rail arbitration outcome community meetings hosted by CBH in Bruce Rock and Kulin.
Details of the community meetings can be found by emailing the Grower Service Centre at [email protected].
Arbitrated outcome reached on rail access
Windspray ArtsVenue 86 in the 2019 Southern Art & Craft Trail
■ From page 17
We had a profile on Facebook, article in Community Spirit, invited members and friends to the launch and did our own posts on both Windspray Arts and Ravensthorpe and Surrounds Buy and Sell and displayed posters around town.
The Wildflower Show referred people to our venue as did Hopetoun CRC and Crazy Grannys and we are grateful for their support.
The Southern Art & Craft Trail is an annual event so if you missed it this year put it on your calendar for next year and if you want to join in and exhibit become a member of Windspray Arts.
—Louise
■ Turtle quilt by Judy Harp.■ Lynnell Belli’s painting & prints
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Phone 9071 5777
Public Notices
THINK TANK ANSWERS FROM ISSUE 20:
1. Jay Z; 2. Vincent Price; 3. Berlin; 4. Justin Rose; 5. Florida; 6. Bazaar; 7. West Ham FC; 8. Poland; 9. 1960’s (1968); 10. Laurence Ol-ivier; 11. 1993; 12. Pennsylvania; 13. Batgirl; 14. Denmark; 15. Death; 16. Darth Vader; 17. McFly (Harry Judd); 18. Neptune; 19. New York; 20. Club; 21. 1; 22. Earth; 23. The Angel Falls; 24. Augusta; 25. Fergie; 26. Ludacris; 27. Xeme; 28. Sarah Michelle Gellar; 29. Ariel; 30. I’m Backing Britain
TANKthinkthink
1. On a map of the London Underground, what colour is the Northern Line?
2. What material are clubs used at the tee often known by? Wood, Metal, Ice, Stone
3. How many BTU’s (British Thermal Units) in one therm?
4. In architecture, where in a house would you find a purlin?
5. In 2000, who became the first British rower to win gold medals at five consecutive Olympic Games?
6. A labeorphilist collects what type of bottles?
7. The Kosheh Massacre took place in which African country in 2000?
8. The novels of which English author are set in the ‘Five Towns’?
9. Which African country is home to Point Noire Airport? Nigeria, South Africa, Mali, Congo
10. Who scored a number one hit with “All I Have To Do is Dream”? The Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly, Bobby Darin, Little Richard
11. In May 1994, the Channel Tunnel was formally opened by Queen Elizabeth II and which French President?
12. Which scientist wrote a letter in 1704 in which he predicted the end of the world in 2060 after studying Biblical texts?
13. In earth days what is the orbital period
of Mercury? 88, 6, 116, 34
14. In what year did Alfred Vulpain discover the function of the Adrenal Gland? 1856, 1956, 1656, 1756
15. Which act had a hit with the famous track “Be Bop A Lula”? Eddie Cochran, Johnny Cash, Gene Vincent, Carl Perkins
16. Which English beer is known as ‘Newkie Brown’?
17. What is the name of Dr Who’s time machine?
18. Which two British boxers were threatened with a life ban after brawling at a news conference in Munich in February 2012?
19. What is a ‘billets-doux’ in Engllish?
20. What is the smallest country on mainland Africa?
21. The National Art Library is in which London museum?
22. Who played Bodie and Doyle’s boss, George Cowley, in the UK television series ‘The Professionals’?
23. Markswoman and entertainer Phoebe Anne Mozee (or Moses) was better known by what name?
24. Seal Point and Blue Point are types of which cat?
25. Who wrote the novel ‘The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie’?
26. Which planet is second closest to the Sun? Earth, Jupiter, Venus, Mars
27. What is the name of the two-handled, narrow-necked jar, used by ancient Greeks and Romans for holding oil or wine?
28. New Kids on the Block had a No.1 in 1990 with “Matter of….”? Us, Time, Love, Luck
29. What is the title of the 2009 film, directed by Richard Curtis, about a pirate radio station?
30. Three Men Walking is a prominent sculpture by whom? Kazimir Malevich, Martin Kippenberger, Paul Klee, Alberto Giacometti
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ANGLICAN CHURCHSt Andrews Ravensthorpe service on the first and third Sunday of the month at 11am.Peter the Fisherman, Hopetoun service every Sunday at 9am followed by morning tea.Enquiries Kevin and Lyn Hosking, 9838 3130.
CATHOLIC CHURCHSaturday before 1st Sun of the Month Hopetoun 6pmSaturday before 3rd Sun of the month Hopetoun 6pm1st Sunday, Ravensthorpe, 8.30am3rd Sunday, Ravensthorpe, 8.30 amFor enquiries please call Fr A Chukwu 0470 439 768.
RAVENSTHORPE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIPOur services for 2019 will be on the second and fourth Sunday’s. Second Sunday at 10 am and fourth Sunday at 10am OR 2pm.For enquiries contact Rob Lloyde 9838 1153 or 0427 381 153 or Ron Ross 9838 1188 or 0429 381 188
UPCOMING EVENTS
REGULAR EVENTS
CHURCH NOTICES
HOPETOUNBOOTSCOOTING Fridays 1.30 til 3.30 at Mary Ann Haven, Veal Street Hopetoun please Phone Rosa 0428 383 034 or Trix 9838 3378.BOWLS Wednesday Ladies 8.45am, Mixed Scroungers 1pm, Thursday 9.30 am Coaching with Coral. Friday 4pm Roll up and fun. Sunday 1pm Social Bowls. Everybody welcome. CRAFT Mondays from 1pm at Mary Ann Haven, all welcome.CRC, Library & Visitor Centre Open Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm. Saturdays 10am to 12pm (Visitor Centre only). Committee Meetings bi-monthly, ask at CRC.CWA 2nd Monday 1.30pm at CentreCWA SHOP Saturdays 8.30 to 11.30. Library, secondhand goods, fresh vegetables, fruit, eggs, cakes and pies, honey, jams,and relishes, Asian food.FIRE BRIGADE TRAINING Last Sunday of every month at Emergency Services Building, Veal St.GOLF Saturday Ladies and Men’s Golf 18 holes - Winter season names in by 11.30 Tee Off 12 noon, - Summer Season names in by 12 noon Tee Off 12.30.Thursday Scroungers Ladies and Men’s Golf 9 or 12 holes depending on the weather, names in by 1.15 Tee Off 1.30. Visitors and Learners are always welcome.HACC HEALTH SERVICE Day Centre Program, Tuesdays, alternating weekly between Hopetoun and Ravensthorpe. Contact HACC for details.HOPETOUN LOCAL MARKETS first Sunday of each month except June, July and August when the markets go into recess for the winter. Ray White Real Estate outside area at 9am to 1pm. January markets will also be the first Sunday of the month. Please contact Robyn Cockram 0429 925 569 or [email protected] for more details HOPETOUN PROGRESS ASSOCIATION Tuesday – Friday 9am till 2pm. Phone/fax 9838 3363. Monthly meeting last Tuesday of the month 7.30.MACHINING GROUP Thursdays phone Wilma 9838 3098 or Mary 9838 3243.MEN IN SHEDS Tamar St Tues & Thurs 8.30am-12, 1-3pm and Sat 8.30am-12pm. All men welcome contact Darryl Quinn 0428 442 517.MEN’S STAY ON YOUR FEET Tuesday and Thursday, 9-10am at Men’s Shed, Tamar St.OLD BASTARDS CLUB Men only BBQ, Fridays. Contact Geoff Earl 0418 905 555 for details.POOL COMPETITION/DARTS Wednesdays 7.30pm Port Hotel.POOL COMPETITION Wednesday 7pm Wavecrest Bar and Bistro.SEA SEARCH AND RESCUE Monthly training at Emergency Services Building, as indicated by regular signage on Veal St.SENIOR CITIZENS Thursday 1.30 pm. Meetings 1st Thursday every second month from June, 10 am at Mary Ann Haven. SOUTHERN SCRIBES Fourth Saturday 1pm, phone 9838 3472.STAY ON YOUR FEET Tuesdays & Fridays 9am-10am Mary Ann Haven.
STORYTIME Every Monday 10am (except school and public holidays) at Hopetoun Public Library (inside Hopetoun CRC) Free stories, songs, rhymes and craft. Suitable 0-5y.WINDSPRAY ART We meet every Thursday 10-2 at 65 France St. New members ALWAYS most welcome to join us. Watch CRC notice board for upcoming courses. Enquiries: Beryl Semple 0428 411 171, Louise Lodge 0427 700 613.
MUNGLINUPGOLF Ladies Golf: Wednesday by 8.45am Men’s Golf: Saturdays by 11.30am.
RAVENSTHORPEGOLF April- October Ladies Golf: Wednesday names in by 9am Men’s Golf: Saturday names in by 12pmGYM membership available. Contact Ravensthorpe Shire 9839 0000.HAND GUN CLUB Every second Sunday 9am Contact Trina 0437 090 303.HOSPITAL AUXILIARY meets on second Tuesday of every second month at the red room. Starting Feb 14, 2017. Contact Judy Harp 9838 1565.MUSEUM/INFORMATION CENTRE Open 10 am to 4 pm Monday to Saturday or by appointment 9838 1044 or 9838 1583.OP SHOP trading 10am to 1pm Tuesdays to Saturdays.PROGRESS ASSOCIATION MEETINGS held on the third Wednesday of each month (except September & December) at 7pm, Red Room, Ravensthorpe. New members always welcome.RAVENSTHORPE BASKETBALL For more information contact Ethan Clarke 0452 261 717.RAVENSTHORPE PLAYGROUP Thursday 9-1130am at the Ravensthorpe Youth Club building. Please bring a piece of fruit to share.RAVENSTHORPE REGIONAL ARTS COUNCIL RRAC Dance Program (During School Term2, 2019) Weekly Dance Classes for Adults and Children. Hopetoun, Ravensthorpe & Lake King. Contact Kirsty [email protected]. au or 0438 945 405. Facebook: RRAC DanceSTATE EMERGENCY SERVICE meets at 7.30 pm on second and fourth Wednesday of month at SES HQ, Morgan St.STAY ON YOUR FEET EXERCISES exercises at Senior Citizens Centre, Fridays 10-11am.COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTRE & LIBRARY Open all day from 9am-5pm Monday to Friday.TAI CHI Senior Citizens Center each Wednesday 9.30 am - 10.30am $2. Contacts Jessie Fairhead 0429 389 023 or Liz Aberline 0427 839 988.YOGA CLASSES Ravensthorpe District High School Hall. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from 6:45 PM to 7:45 PM. Check Facebook: ‘Philachyan Life Skills’ for schedule updates
If you know of any changes that are required to REGULAR EVENTS, please ensure you notify us
November21 Bubs & Toddlers First Aid Session, 9am,
Playgroup (Ravensthorpe Youth Group Building)
22 Ravensthorpe CRC closed due to power outage
22 Breastfeeding Telehealth Class, 2pm23 Sewing Basics Workshop, 10am, Hopetoun
CRC26 Facebook Course, 10am-12pm, Hopetoun
CRC26 Centrelink visit, 11am-4pm, Hopetoun CRC30 Christmas Stocking Workshop, 10am-12pm,
Hopetoun CRC
December1 Hopetoun Markets5 Kings Park Fashions—Pop Up Shop, Mary
Ann Haven Hall, Hopetoun6 Santa in the Park10 Smartphone Workshop, 10am-12pm,
Hopetoun CRC10 Southerners General Meeting, 7pm11 Ravensthorpe Shire Seniors Christmas
Luncheon, noon, Hopetoun Community Centre
13 Club Merlot14 Ravensthorpe Community Christmas Tree20 Christmas Carols, Anglican Church,
Ravensthorpe, 6pm. Bring a plate of supper to share.
25 Christmas Day26 Boxing Day31 Vacswim
January 20201-24 Vacswim10 Club Merlot13-25 2020 Summer FEstival14 Southerners General Meeting18 Fitzgerald Coast FQM Festival, Hopetoun
February22 Hopetoun Colour Run
For contributions to the Calendar of Events email the details to [email protected]
For contributions to the Calendar of Events email the details to [email protected]
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BUSINESS AND SERVICES DIRECTORY
ALBANYAlbany Fitness ......................................... 9842 1200 • [email protected] Smash Repairs.................9842 2838 • [email protected]
www.smashrepairs.com.auSmith’s Aluminium ........................................9842 2617 • [email protected]
DOCTOR’S SURGERYHopetoun Ravensthorpe Medical Hopetoun—Mon, Wed, Fri 9am-5pm ....................................9838 3854 • F 9838 3729Ravensthorpe—Tues, Thurs 9am-5pm ....................................................... 9838 1600Community Transport Vehicle Co-ordinator ...................................... 0439 335 147
ESPERANCEARC Accounting .................................... 9071 5833 • [email protected] Smart Remedial & Relaxation Massage Peter Dempster ............ 0428 422 368
[email protected] • Saturday morning appointments availableCompass Conveyancing (WA) ................9071 1655 • [email protected] Bay Dental .................... 9071 5888 • www.esperancebaydental.com.auEMG Ford ........................................ 9071 0100 • [email protected] Insurance Broker Rod Parsons ................9071 3600 • M 0427 712 902
[email protected] • www.espib.com.auEsperance Toyota ........................... 9071 0100 • [email protected] Motorcyles ............................. 9071 1780 • [email protected]
www.powerplantmotorcycles.com.auSportspower - Greg Bower .........................................9071 2365 • M 0402 124 681
HOPETOUN4 Rivers Plumbing & Gas ......................0407 358 983 • [email protected] Mini Earthworks ....Ph 9838 3898 • M 0427 027 003 • [email protected] Cleaning ................................................... [email protected] Cartage Contractors .....M 0429 049 114 • [email protected] Beachfront Chemist ............. 9838 3333 • [email protected] Community Resource Centre ... 9838 3062 • [email protected] Earthworks & Concrete Supply .....................9838 3336 • 0427 383 336Hopetoun Garden & Property Services ............................................. 0400 716 885
[email protected] General Store ................................. 9838 3052 • [email protected] IGA .................................................. 9838 3919 • [email protected] Mobile Crane Steve ................. 0427 282 116 • [email protected] Slashing ............................................................................... 0429 049 114Hopetoun Transport and Haulage ...................................................... 0429 049 114Hopetoun Tyre Service ........ 9838 3156 • M 0407 313 062 • [email protected] Legal—PO Box 4189 Mosman Park 6912............................... 0438 738 965
[email protected] Little Barrens Early Learning Centre ... 9838 3278 • [email protected] Control Local & Termites ............ 0429 801 295 • [email protected] Hotel ........................................ 9838 3053 • F 9838 3036 • Kitchen 9838 3375
www.porthotel.com.auRay White Rural South Coast WA ...... 9838 3100 • F 9838 3250 • M 0429 299 797
raywhiteruralsouthcoastwa.com.auWavecrest Bar & Bistro ................... 9838 3400 • [email protected] Village ..........................................9838 3888 • [email protected]
JERRAMUNGUPJerramungup Electrical Service .......M 0428 351 171 • [email protected]
LAKE KINGLake King Agencies & Roadhouse .......................................................... 9874 4094Lake King Tavern, Motel & Caravan Park ............................................... 9874 4048
[email protected] • www.lakekingtavernmotel.com.auLandmark Lake King—Ross ................ 9874 4004 • F 9874 4005 • M 0428 105 059
RAVENSTHORPE4 Rivers Plumbing & Gas .....................0407 358 983 • [email protected] Livestock and Bulk Pty Ltd Ben Sutherland ................................ 0428 271 818Dingo’s Dog Kennels & Riley’s Cattery ......................9838 1092 • M 0427 381 092Eremia Camel Treks & Camel Museum ......................9838 1092 • M 0427 381 092
[email protected] Daw & Sons ........................................................ 9838 1008 • [email protected] Lines General - Murray .............9838 1343 • F 9838 1382 • M 0427 381 211Hannaford Seed Grading ....M 0427 268 136 • [email protected] Haulage - Cameron & Dana Fairhead...............0429 389 013 • 0428 389 013
[email protected] Rural ...... Jordan 0428 542 428 • Mick 0429 380 081 • Steve 0428 380 081
[email protected] Agencies, Toys, Gifts and Post Office .................................... 9838 1276Palace Motor Hotel ........................................ 9838 1005 • [email protected] & L Construction .......................................................9838 3888 • M 0428 381 232R and R Heavy Diesel Services ............. M 0438 164 616 • [email protected] Agencies - B&R Biddulph ....... 9838 1236 • [email protected] Ravensthorpe Agricultural Initiative Network ........... 9838 1018 • M 0417 174 299Ravensthorpe Bulk Haulage ........................................................Ph/fax 9838 1497
[email protected] • Wayne 0427 381 497 • Debbie 0428 381 497Ravensthorpe Cellars...............................9838 1808 • [email protected] Community Resource Centre ......................................... 9838 1340
[email protected] Mechanical Service ............................ 9838 1146 • M 0428 381 146
[email protected] Motel ...........................................................9838 1053 • F 9838 1366Ravensthorpe Pharmacy ............. 9838 1020 • [email protected] Coastal Agencies, Landmark ....................................................... 9838 1081
[email protected] • M 0417 912 318 [email protected] • M 0403 782 887
Yummylicious Candy Shack 89 Morgans St, Ravensthorpe ........Ph: 08 9838 1647 [email protected]
EMERGENCY NUMBERSEMERGENCY TO REACH ALL SERVICES .......................................................... 000Ambulance NON-Emergency ......................................................................... 13 12 33Hopetoun Volunteer Marine & Rescue ........................................................ 9838 3207Lake Grace Hospital .................................................................................... 9890 2222Police – Hopetoun ....................................................................................... 9838 3724Police – Jerramungup.................................................................................. 9835 0222 Police – Lake Grace .................................................................................... 9865 1007Police – Ravensthorpe ................................................................................ 9838 1004Ravensthorpe Hospital ................................................................................ 9838 2211State Emergency Service ....................................................................... 1300 130 039
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All Makes & Models All Work Guaranteed 0418 936 0109842 2838
Albany Smash Repairs
Sport News
■ Hopetoun Bowls
On Sunday November 3rd Social Bowls were played with 18 players playing pairs and a triple 12 ends then pairs with 10 ends.
Ladies Bowls November 6th with five ladies playing.
Mixed Scroungers with 16 players sponsored by Alan Corby. Rink winners were Jimmy Palmer, Eva Flanagan, Bill Pike, Coral Grant and Kevin Herbert. The winners were Eva and Herbie.
November 13th with 15 players. Rink winners Joe Jones, Des Barr, Ron Davis, Fred Payne and Kevin a visitor from Victoria, winners Des and Kevin. The day was sponsored by Caroline and Geoff Earl.
Lotto Winners November 2nd 13 S McGlinn, 40 Rusty Lee. Nov 9th 14 Andrew Cronin and 18 Lance Goddard.
On Sunday November 10th the Ladies Pairs were played with three teams playing a round robin in very hot morning conditions and very cool afternoon conditions.
The winners winning two games were Coral Grant and Margot Hawkins, runners up winning one game was Moira Macmahon and Trix Boyd.
Coral, Margot, Trix and Maureen Dillon travelled to Scaddan to play in the League play-offs with Maureen and Trix being runner up in the Minor Competition to winners Condingup.
In the Major the winners were Scaddan from runners up Esperance.
—Pam Cousins, Ladies President
FORTHCOMING EVENTS:
November 23-24: ILRR Pairs at Brookton
November 24th: Social Bowls
November 27th: Ladies Bowls 8.45am; Mixed Scroungers 1pm, sponsor Alan Corby.
December 1st: Professional Day at Esperance.
December 4th: Ladies Bowls and Mixed Scroungers, Sponsored by Bill Pike.
December 7-8th: Men’s and Ladies Championship Triples and Christmas Party. There will be a General Meeting on the December 4th so look on the noticeboard for times.
Bowlers do well in Scaddan
