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Pictorial collection name: Halls Creek Shire Register. A Photographic History 1995. Volume 9 Collection number: BA1343/14 Collection Item Photographer Caption Description Provided by Donor Date No. No. BA1343/14 /1 Derek Keene The Brockman This small portion of a stone hut, is 1995 ruins all that remains of a once thriving gold mining settlement, about 15 kilometres from old Halls Creek and twice that distance from the present townsite. In a 10 kilometre radius from this hut the greater portion of Halls Creek gold was discovered. This area was known famously as the Brockman and even today Aboriginal people come to this place to look for gold after a big storm or heavy rain, and they nearly always pick up specs of gold. BA1343/14 /2 Derek Keene Halls Creek Back row: Julie York - Clerk/Typist, 1995 police force Shannon Massam - 8803 First Class Constable, Geoff Cramp - 8364 First Class Constable, James McKenzie 143 First Class Police Aide, Kim Massam 8762 First Class Constable, Darryn Heath 7331 Senior Constable, Glenn Dewhurst 8239 First Class Constable, John Birch 8 Senior Police Aide, Charles Moylan 7009 Senior Constable. Front row: Terry Dobson 6453 Senior Constable, Philip Bell 4882 Sergeant, Jonathan Snow 8487 First Class Constable. BA1343/14 /3 Derek Keene Halls Creek Back row: Simon McGlasson - 1995 Shire - Councillor, William (Bill) Atyeo - Councillors PEHO (Principal Environmental and Health Officer), Peter McConnell - Administrative Financial Controller, Christopher Staff. William (Bill) Molloy - Assistant Shire Clerk, Dennis Mangan - Councillor. Front row: Philip Foster - Shire Clerk, Warren Dallachy - Councillor and Deputy President, BA1343/14 1 Copyright SLWA ©2014 Collection Item Photographer Caption Description Provided by Donor Date No. No. Josey Farrer- Councillor and Shire President, Jan Halpin - Shire Clerk's Secretary, Stanley Bedford - Councillor, Sharron Atyeo - Clerical officer. BA1343/14 /4 Derek Keene Halls Creek Jo Newton - Registered Nurse, 1995 District Barbara Edwards - Cook, Lisa roe - Hospital - Aboriginal Liaison Officer, Dr Nursing and Rosemary Lee - Doctor, Joy Coffey - Administrative Receptionist, Kathy Daw - Enrolled Staff. Nurse, Vicki Dennien - Director of Nursing, Cathy Cramp - Clerk, Tarryn Pritchard - Registered Nurse, Robyn Long - Administrative Assistant, Ronnie Sianipar - All Purpose Orderley. BA1343/14 /5 Derek Keene Halls Creek Back row: Ricky Long - Aboriginal 1995 Community Health Worker, Philip Wallaby - Health - Environmental Health Worker, Nursing and richard Flanagan - General Administrative Community Nurse, Julie Grosser - Staff. Senior Community Nurse. Front row: Joy Coffey - Secretary, Flora Ahchoo - Environmental Health Worker, Gail Davies - School Health Nurse, Dr Rosemary Lee - Senior Medical Officer, Beverley Johnson - Aboriginal Health Worker. BA1343/14 /6 Derek Keene Yura Yungi There are only four people in this 1995 Medical year's annual photo of the Yura Service - Yungi Medical Service, but at least Nursing and they are represented in this year's Administrative album. Evelyn Macadam - Staff. Administrator, Lindsey MacSween - Registered Nurse and Clinic Co- ordinator, Patrick Fletcher - Senior Health Worker, and Raelene Banks - Health Worker. BA1343/14 /7 Derek Keene Frail Aged Despite many visits to the Frail 1995 Hostel - Aged Centre, I was only ever able Administrative to get three members of the staff Staff together, so in the end I simply had to snap this photo of the staff that was available. Deborah Keddie - Cook, David Briffa - Hostel Assistant Manager, Kazzandra Butler - Hostel Manager. BA1343/14 Page 2 of 20 Copyright SLWA ©2014 Collection Item Photographer Caption Description Provided by Donor Date No. No. BA1343/14 /8 Derek Keene Halls Creek The Principals of the Halls Creek 1995 District High District High School during 1995 School - were as follows: Andy Gorton - Principal Deputy Principal Primary, Terri Administrative Turner - Principal, Pauline Wray - Staff Deputy Principal Secondary, Dean Finlay - Deputy Principal Secondary. BA1343/14 /9 Derek Keene Halls Creek Lesley Boddington, Roslyn Rosas, 1995 District High Ken Goatley, Dorothy Carey, Freda School - Carter, Natasha Bailey, Charles Teaching and Warren, Jodie Weaver, Sema Administrative Selamet, Rachel Monamy, Peta Staff. Ewart, Diane Fraser, Olivia Mottram, Patricia McKay, Therese Gorton, Freda Ogilvie, Shaun Henderson, Jenny Hempsal, John McHale, Katarina Popp, Madeline Love, Andrew Gorton, Pauline Wray, Beverley Long, Ika Zekis, Teri Turner (Principal). In front: Glen Rosas, Bill Reddick, Peter Campbell, John burke, Gordon Staines, Dean Finlay, David York. BA1343/14 /10 Derek Keene Halls Creek The officers that ran the weather 1995 Branch station during 1995 were: Dave Meteorological Miller - Technical Officer Grade 2, Office and Robin Paton - Technical Officer Administrative Grade 2, and Dave Edwards - Staff. Officer in Charge. BA1343/14 /11 Derek Keene Australia Post - The Australia Post Office in Halls 1995 Administrative Creek is a privately owned and Staff operated postal facility. The staff are: John Flynn, Timothy Dimond - Licensee, and his wife Jan-Thelma Dimond. BA1343/14 /12 Derek Keene Department of Mille Hills - A1 Team Leader, Susan 1995 Family and Swan - Clerk/Typiste, Ashley Children Johnson - Acting Aboriginal District Services - Officer, Fiona Bellazina - Graduate Administrative Welfare Officer, Christine Elliot - Staff. Aboriginal Child Protection Officer. BA1343/14 Page 3 of 20 Copyright SLWA ©2014 Collection Item Photographer Caption Description Provided by Donor Date No. No. BA1343/14 /13 Derek Keene Ngoonjuwah Back row: Robyn Long - 1995 Council - Department of Social Security Administrative Agent, Vicki Butters - Accountant, Staff. Sharon Carter - Jobskill Trainee, Steven Carter - Aboriginal Legal Service, Lenny Long - Gardener, Charlie Alec - Community Field Officer. Front row: Dennis Mangan - Trainer Officer, Mary Rivers - Receptionist, Sandra Rivers - Administrative Clerk, Angeline Petrevski - Assistant Accountant, Dwarka Dass - Administrator. BA1343/14 /14 Derek Keene Halls Creek Members of the student council 1995 District High during 1995 were as follows: Jody School - Weaver - Teacher, and students Student Kelly Ashmore, Juanita Petrevski, Council. Preston Carter, and Jillian Edwards. BA1343/14 /15 Derek Keene Halls Creek Pictured here at the six Aboriginal 1995 District High Education Workers who assisted at School - the school during 1995 and they Aboriginal are: Roslyn Rosas, Lesley Education Boddington, Glen Rosas, Dorothy Workers. Carey, Patricia McKay, Freda Ogilvie. BA1343/14 /16 Derek Keene Kimberley Michael Angelo - Executive 1995 Language Committee, Bonnie Deegan - Resource Chairperson, Mavis Wallaby - Centre - Cleaner, Doris Fletcher - Executive Administrative Committee, Daisy Andrews - Staff. Executive Committee, Theresa Polkinghorne - Secretary, Joe Fox - Literature Production and seated on floor Anna Mardling - Co- ordinator. BA1343/14 /17 Derek Keene Ngaringga The new refuge centre of "safe 1995 Ngurra house" opened earlier this year, Aboriginal andthis is the first time the staff Corporation - have appeared in the annual Administrative albums. The staff is: Lorraine Staff. Carter - Co-ordinator, Kathy Ryder - Refuge Worker, Lionie McCoombe - Refuge Worker, Sandra Butters - Refuge Manager, Kitty Nocketta - Refuge Worker, Megan Martin - Refuge Worker, Jodie Copley - CDEP (Community Development Employment Programme) BA1343/14 Page 4 of 20 Copyright SLWA ©2014 Collection Item Photographer Caption Description Provided by Donor Date No. No. BA1343/14 /18 Derek Keene Western The Engine Drivers that operated 1995 Power the powerhouse during 1995 were: Corporation of Simon McGlasson, Sue McGlasson Western and Geoff McGlasson. Australia. BA1343/14 /19 Derek Keene Halls Creek I was only able to get a photo of 1995 Branch State four members of the Emergency Emergency Services personnel this year and I Services. caught up with them after they had completed a training session. David York, Robyn Paton, Jodie Willox and Leader Stuart Montgomery. BA1343/14 /20 Derek Keene Alcohol This new eduational and 1995 Education and counselling service opened during Counselling the year with the main goal to Centre - educate people to moderate their Administrative drinking or give it up altogether, a Staff. tough ask for this town which has a large core of very heavy drinkers. There will be a lot of interest to see how this service performs during the next two years. Above are the inaugural staff and are appearing in the annual albums for the first time. Lyn Blanche-Fenn - Co- ordinator, Alison Watkins - Health Worker/Counsellor, Samuel Ryder- Health Worker/Counsellor. BA1343/14 /21 Derek Keene Kimberley Loretta Bradshaw - Receptionist, 1995 College of the Tina Rivers - Administrative TAFE Halls Assistant, Alan Scott - Campus Creek Campus Manager, Timothe Johnson - - Teaching and Aboriginal Development Officer. Administrative Staff. BA1343/14 /22 Derek Keene Halls Creek Scott Herring - Co-ordinator, 1995 Youth Services Kristen Churnside - Sports - Development Officer, Michael Administrative Ogilvie - Recreation Officer. Staff. BA1343/14 /23 Derek Keene Halls Creek Allan West - Customer Service 1995 Branch Officer, Paul Sheehy - Area Homeswest - Manager. Administrative Staff. BA1343/14 Page 5 of 20 Copyright SLWA ©2014 Collection Item Photographer Caption Description Provided by Donor Date No. No. BA1343/14 /24 Derek Keene Halls Creek After almost 11 years as Councillor,
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