Halls Creek Halls Creek Herald Bakery Community Newspaper - Locally Owned & Operated Distributed to: Halls Creek, Billiluna, Balgo, Mulan, Ringer Soak, Argyle Diamond Mine, Fitzroy Crossing, Turkey Creek Phone: (08) 9168 5199 Fax: (08) 9168 5299 Email: [email protected] Ed No: 046 14th February 2006 RRP: $2 in Halls Creek. All other areas $3.00 CURBING CRIME USING THE ARTS hildren and Cyoung people in the Shire of Halls Creek will be able to enjoy themselves at a new Mobile Disco and learn dance theatre skills, thanks to a $25,000 grant from the State Government's Office of Crime Prevention. The latest grant from the Indigenous Partnership Fund (IPF) is aimed at pro- viding social and development oppor- tunities for young people while at the same time supporting Anna Jamieson - Youth Services Coordinator, police, in reducing Trish McKay - Shire President and Tom Stephens - MLA anti-social behaviour and deterring crimi- school principals and necessary to use drugs Billiluna communities, would allow them to be nal activity. the Community or alcohol to have a would provide young included in regional, An initial cheque Development and good time." people with a variety of state and interstate for $13,750 was pre- Justice Departments. Mr Stephens said the skills such as costume events. sented to the Shire by "This is a great thing "Mobile Disco" would and set design, music He said the latest ini- Mr Tom Stephens for the Shire of Halls be similar to "Bluelight (such as guitar), song- tiative was yet another MLA, Member for Creek community as a Discos" conducted by writing, jewellery mak- demonstration of the Central Kimberley- whole," Mr Stephens Police and Citizens ing and dance that State Government's Pilbara, on behalf of said. Youth Clubs. The Shire would be enhanced by major commitment to "It will be of particu- of Halls Creek would the use of professional the State crime prevention and Government. lar benefit to young- provide safe, super- lighting and sound safer communities. The Shire will be sters who are exposed vised social and enter- equipment. "Supporting families responsible for to substance abuse, lack tainment activities for Mr Stephens said the by providing improved implementing and of parental guidance children and young availability of the coordinating the ini- and care, as well as people at night. These mobile equipment, developmental oppor- tiative, which also geographical isolation. would be held in Halls being used for both tunities for children and has extensive support They will be able to Creek and surrounding projects, would allow young people is just from the local com- have fun as well as communities within the the participants of the one of the ways the munity, shire coun- develop creative skills." Halls Creek Shire. "Dance Theatre Government is working cillors, local "Their participation in The "Dance Theatre Workshops" to organise towards this all-impor- Aboriginal corpora- the activities will show Workshops", to be con- productions of a profes- tant goal," said Mr tions, police, local youngsters that it is not ducted in the Balgo and sional standard that Stephens.

EDIITORIIAL & ADVERTIISIING DEADLIINE FOR THE NEXT EDIITIION IIS 5PM FRIIDAY 24TH FEBRUARY 2006 Page 2-Herald-14th February 2006 ADVERTISERS’ Our Weather INDEX Information supplied by the The Halls Creek Herald Bureau of Meteorology Office Halls Creek Word Puzzle N/A gratefully acknowledges the support given Day Halls Fitzroy = Not Available at Warmun TLLNSTLETBILPSPSHMGF by the following businesses. The Halls Date time of going Creek Crossing Creek Herald asks the Community to to press CEAOWRLARVLEURTTKSNL Mon Min 22.6 24.8 25.3 AVNI IAAFTARSIHXYEMIE support these businesses by Max 29.3 33.8 N/A buying local where possible. 30 Jan Rain 17.2mm 0.4mm 2.4mm RAOTMTMACFPOGEOI EDDS Halls Creek Bakery ...... Pages 1&3 Tues Min 21.8 25.3 N/A TRISMSSOEERITUNMPALY Max 27.7 32.3 33.2 NGTE IELCCILNROBI IMIM Halls Creek Taxis...... Page 2 31 Jan Rain 32.8mm 0.6mm 0.0mm OCAGNWTTTHOSME ZCSAUN Poinciana Roadhouse ...... Page 4 Wed Min 22.3 22.4 26.0 Max 29.9 32.4 34.0 CWNGGKEYGCEER J EEUGBI 1 Feb D & T’s Hardware ...... Page 5 Rain 0.2mm 0.0mm 0.6mm IYGUQDSIDLRSTHNTCENP Thu Min 22.2 23.9 22.0 Road Sense...... Page 7 Max 31.6 32.6 34.4 WL KSDCHBFEJAFC JAATXR 2 Feb Rain 0.0mm 1.0mm 0.0mm KNAPOERWCTPESMIWEXTE Croc Festival...... Page 8 Fri Min 22.7 23.3 23.3 YNVEJI LFHPARDNSRXBOM Max 32.0 32.4 36.0 Argyle Diamond Mine ...... Page 9 3 Feb Rain 0.0mm 0.4mm 0.0mm NTTEARX IOIAWSUEYSFUI ZRIPTROIGELUASCMXCRS Kimberley Retravision...... Page 11 Sat Min 24.2 23.4 25.0 Max 34.4 35.3 36.1 WNENVAN IPHRET I OASKIE 4 Feb Rain 0.0mm 0.0mm 0.0mm University of Notre Dame...Page 11 IRWQUTGPRATEUTTSTVNS Sun Min 25.7 25.9 24.8 Dept., of Health...... Page 18 Max 35.7 36.6 35.5 YQHOEMA INEDEHZCEWIGU 5 Feb Rain 0.0mm 0.0mm 4.0mm Kimberley Group Training..Page 18 POTDRFMCTQTEDQHJDFOC Mon Min 23.8 24.2 N/A GN I MOCEOAIRNBROWNHJN Stampede Rodeo...... Page 18 Max 33.9 34.8 34.5 6 Feb Rain 0.0mm 0.8mm 7.0mm DAERCWQECILHI F IREBSM Garnduwa ...... Page 19 Tue Min 24.2 25.0 24.7 Words to Find CROWN LOCAL START Max 35.7 35.1 N/A Dept., of Health...... Page 19 7 Feb Rain 0.0mm 0.6mm 5.6mm APPEARS DAMAGE MEMBERS SUGGESTION Wed Min 24.7 23.7 25.5 APPOINTED DELIGHTED MOTHER Baz Industries...... Page 20 Max 36.3 36.1 N/A 8 Feb Rain 3.0mm 13.6mm 0.0mm AWAITED EDUCATION MYSELF SUSPECTED EMERGENCY Thu Min 20.9 24.6 22.9 BROWN FIRE NATIONAL Max 33.9 31.9 N/A SWIMMING 9 Feb Rain 5.0mm 0.0mm 15.5mm BUILDING GRAVEL PERFECT NUMBERS TOP Fri Min 22.3 23.4 23.5 CEREMONIES HIGHLIGHTS PREMISES Max 36.0 36.3 N/A 10 Feb Police - Fire Rain 0.2mm 34.8mm 0.0mm COMING INSURANCE PRIORITY TOURING Ambulance Sat Min 22.9 23.7 25.0 COMMUNITY INTERESTED READ Max N/A N/A N/A WHILE 11 Feb Rain N/A 0.0mm 3.1mm CONTEXT INTERIOR REPAIR ...... 000 Sun Min N/A N/A N/A CONTRACT LITIGATE SMALL YOURSELF Max N/A N/A N/A RAC ...... 131111 12 Feb Rain 0.0mm 0.0mm 0.0mm See Solution Page 19. Aries—March 21 to April 19 Libra—September 23 to October 22 You will feel the need for some fun, and why not! You AAssttrroollooggyy Your sign is the sign of beauty and harmony You’re the need to offset the rather heavy influences affecting your Yourr Forrttniighttlly balancing influence of the Zodiac. However, you could ruling planet. So go for it! Sttarrs be chasing rainbows in your efforts to secure peace. Taurus—April 20 to May 20 Presented By Scorpio—October 23 to November 21 Your nerves will probably be a little more sensitive than You are likely to experience an unusual fortnight, usual, as you will tune in to other people’s needs and Halllls Creek abound with minor disruptions and temporary changes thoughts more than usual. Taxii Serviice that throw you off kilter. Take them all in your stride. Gemini—May 21 to June 21 Sagittarius—November 22 to December 21 Brace yourself for a few days of intensity and drama as TIILT TRAY Show your emotions, talk about your concerns and put events unfold around you. You’ll be feeling unusually TOWIING NOW whatever has been causing you grief behind you. Once thin-skinned, but keep your distance from trouble. AVAIILABLE! you are clear about what it is you want, it will be easy. Cancer—June 22 to July 22 Capricorn—December 22 to January 19 There will be a tendency for you to take on the role of Tellephone: It will be a fortnight for getting things done, for achiev- martyr and tend to everyone else at the expense of ing things, for completing things, and to establish a firm your own needs. workable routine. Leo—July 23 to August 22 00443388 Aquarius—January 20 to February 18 Gone are the strong influences affecting your ruling You’ll be in the mood for some fun, and the idea of strict planet that turned you into a super Leo. In their place is schedules won’t appeal to you at all. So if work is a calming aspect that will leave you feeling rather lethargic. imposing a rigid nine-to-five timetable try some fun activities. Virgo—August 23 to September 22 889977 Pisces—February 19 to March 20 You could receive a letter or an email from an old friend, Romance is looking favorable. You could be asked out but think before you respond, communication features on a hot date or maybe your partner is planning a sur- strongly for you. Misunderstandings will happen. 443388 prise cozy evening for two. Herald-14th February 2006-Page 3 PATRONS AND BAND PELTED WITH ROCKS ocal Band Members from “Black Out” con- Ltacted the Halls Creek Herald last week and informed us that patrons along with band members, had been pelted with rocks during their live performance at The Kimberley Hotel on Friday evening the 3rd of February. Band members told the Herald that the night start- ed out in an enjoyable manner. The band played and people danced. At approximately 9.45pm large hand sized rocks began being thrown over the fence at the hotel hiting both the band members and patrons. The situation could have been potentially danger- ous, band members said. These rocks were not small and if they had hit a person in the wrong place, they could have hurt someone seriously. Band members spoke to hotel security and the manager at the hotel, only to be told that it was not their responsibility, that it was the responsibility of the Police. After the manager of the hotel was informed, he asked the band to stop so that they could explain to patrons what was happening. The Halls Creek Herald contacted the Manager of The Kimberley Hotel, Gerald Enjalran who when asked about the incident on the night in question said, “Around two or three rocks, around three to four centremetres in size, had been thrown over the Carl Sebastian, George Demi, Peter Marshall and Malcolm Walagie fence and no one was seriously hurt. members of the band “Black Out” “I was told that one of the rocks flew past my head by one of the bar attendants. The police were con- tacted and hotel security kept a keen eye out for who it might have been throwing the rocks, however, no Halls Creek Hardware one was caught. is now “Due to differences we had with the band on the night, it is not likely that they will play at the hotel again”. Gerald Enjalran said. Peter Marshall one of the band members said, “The Band Members are determined to ensure that this does not happen again, to any band that appears at the Hotel. “Better security, better lighting, a better financial door deal and some sort of wire or protection from rocks being hurled over the fence, needs to be put in place to make sure that performers and patrons are safe. People just want to go and have a good time, without having to worry about rocks being thrown over the fence”. said Mr Marshall. The Halls Creek Herald contacted the local Police who said, “This incident was the responsibility of the Hotel and not the Police”. Located inside Halls Creek Bakery If you need to know, turn to your Bakery Open: Monday to Thursday 8am to 5pm local Community Newspaper! Friday 8am to 8pm Saturday 8am to 1pm The Halls Creek Herald Great Northern Highway Across from the Sports Oval “A Great Local Read Guaranteed” Phone: 9168 6031 Page 4-Herald-14th February 2006 Letttters To The Ediittor - Have Your Say Letters to the Editor write to: The Editor, PO Box 370 Halls Creek WA 6770. You must supply: Your Name, Address and Telephone Number. You may wish to have your Name Withheld! This can be accom- modated, however you must indicate this information on your correspondence. The Editor has the right to refuse publication of any Letter To The Editor. No correspondence will be entered into. From the Editor’s Desk A TRIBUTE TO A MUCH LOVED LOCAL t’s now official, The Halls Creeek Herald is Iup for sale. ust recently a popular identity passed away tragically. I will not reveal In October 2005 my personsal life changed dra- Jany names out of respect, but you know who I am talking about. matically. I knew at the time that this change would When we took over managemrnt of Alice Downs in the 70’s, I met this quiet have a bearing on my future to such a degree that I unassuming person, who then worked for me for 16 years as a stockman. had to make a decision about the Halls Creek Herald His loyalty, dedication, willingness to bend to the job was beyond question. within six months. The decision to sell, or close the Halls Creek Two attributes stick in my mind, a big bay horse called “Big Iron”, who could Herald, has without a doubt, be the toughest deci- throw him any time he bucked. Every year the horses were sorted for the sea- sion I have ever had to make. sons, he would say to me, “Give me Big Iron”. Since starting the Herald, it has held it’s own, and Another instance, when every man walked off camp during the night, leaving it’s future, if sold, will be bright, given that it is sold me with over 500 steers in a small paddock, he and his father (deceased) stayed to the right people. The Halls Creek Herald with the support of local on to walk the cattle from Little Panton to Roses Yard with me, a distance of business and readers has kept the Herald afloat and approcimately 15 kilometres. supplied my family with a modest salary. This is my small tribute to him, and his memory, and infectious laugh during To start a business from scratch in May 2004 was tough times in the stock camp. a huge risk. The risk paid off, and the Herald has continually been accepted by advertisers and read- At least he is now at peace from spiteful horrible kids, swearing and throwing ers. stones. The direction that my personal life is about to take A small man with a giant heart. is so far removed from the media, that mixing what Don McKay. I am about to do, and trying to run a busy local newspaper, would not work. Thus, the Herald will have to either be sold or On Reaching My 70th Year closed by the end of April 2006. My Sunday afternoons alternate I personally would rather see it stay with a local were calculated times to visit person or organisation and continue to be published, however, that decision is now with any prospective those now frail and aged, buyers. their times an indeterminate. Gerrard R Willett - Managing Editor/Proprietor Bessie, Mona, Gladys, these three removed from scenes long past: Poinciana Roadhouse a nuptial joy, the pregnant wait, Great North Highway – Halls Creek a hidden day, perhaps the saddest. Open 7 Days A Week "I love you" in nostalgic tone, 4.30am to 9pm from smallest print a reading of The Word, a Jaru yura in linguistic mode, Available: - BP Card Gladys, Bessie, Mona, a world their own. (Application Forms Available) Clumpy, Goondi, Jackamara, Mobil Card Mulun, Warmun, Balgo born, Grab Those Last Minute Essentials: supine, seated, undefeated, a teasing thought that last hurrah, ah! " Milk " Bread " Newspapers " Delicious Fast Food Pilot, Mick and Stephen, " Frozen Foods known for what they were before: " Grocery Items " Toys songman, dogman, that wandering man, " Automotive Accessories each anticipating now his heaven. " Telstra Pre-Paid Recharge Cards " To one and all I've known as Now Avaiillablle Daiilly:: Bessie, Gladys, Mona, Fresh Cakes Clumpy, Goondi, Jackamara, Pilot, Mick and Stephen, Freshlly Toasted Sandwiiches add Jack and Packer, Tommy too, with others plus the caring team: Free Coffee for Drivers Acquiring Fuel those Sundays were a bonus.

Ph: (08) 9168 6164 Fax: (08) 9168 6227 Noel McMaster - Jurien Bay - 6 February 2006 Herald-14th February 2006-Page 5 Local Telephone Directory Now INDIGENOUS ARTS PROJECTS FUNDED Closed he Kimberley the diverse dances and the profile and under- Western Australia. he Halls Creek TAboriginal Law cultural activities of standing of Wunambal "They are giving local THerald wishes to and Cultural Centre Kimberley language people’s stories and art- Aboriginal artists an thank those people (KALACC), groups," Mr Stephens work to visitors and the opportunity to showcase who took the time to Kimberley Language said. community." original artworks, as complete the free list- Resource Centre and "It also outlines the Yiyili Community well as giving locals and ings data entry form Yiyili Community history of the region and Aboriginal Corporation visitors alike the chance that has been placed Aboriginal it’s impact on law and will receive $5,630 to to enjoy and celebrate within the past few edi- Corporation are three culture - giving the fund fourteen artists Indigenous culture and tons of the newspaper. of 11 projects receiving community an opportu- from Laarri Gallery heritage," he said. The job of collating funding in the latest nity to enhance its (within Yiyili Culture and the Arts round of indigenous understanding of indige- Community) to travel to data and producing the Minister, Sheila Arts grants. nous culture." Broome to promote telephone book will now McHale, said the State Local MLA Tom Kimberley Language their artwork at the start in earnest, with the Government will con- Stephens said KALACC Resource Centre will inaugural 'Gooniyandi' directory due for release tinue to encourage and will receive $15,000 for receive $10,000 to bring exhibition at Short in March. support established and Some advertising the production of a adults and children from Street Gallery. large-scale book for the Kandiwal communi- The opening event will emerged Indigenous space may still be avail- artists and organisa- able. young Kimberley ty to work together with be documented with a tions. It is likely that most if Aboriginal people and Elders and individuals view to encourage fur- "The State not all telephone num- non-indigenous from Kalumburu. ther community partici- Government is commit- bers will be checked Australians. "The group will work pation amongst young ted to supporting within the next couple of "The book weaves together to produce a artists. Indigenous arts and cul- weeks prior to the tele- together oral histories of series of bi-lingual illus- Mr Stephens said phone book going to cultural leaders, and trated books on through these grants, the ture throughout Western print. explains traditional law Wunambal stories for State Government is Australia, and to support The books will be and culture in relation- self-publication," Mr funding exciting cultur- projects that give an available free of charge ship to governance; the Stephens said. al experiences for indigenous perspec- from selected outlets. visual content depicts "The books will raise indigenous groups from tive," Ms McHale said. DD && TT HHaarrddwwaarree The Hardware Store located in a Hardware Store! Howz that for original! All your hardware requirements plus power tools and gardening requirements

PHONE AND FAX ORDER WELCOME Ph: (08) 9168 6020 Fax: (08) 9168 6056 It we cant get it, it hasn’t been invented. Servicing the Kimberley and Halls Creek for 30 years Page 6-Herald-14th February 2006 Station News with sexual harass- By Jane Pindan oven-hot tin shed for THE BASS ment for kissing a The heavy rain has months. These sup- eased off, the wind plies had to be finished classmate; teens sus- blows up and the before the new order of REPORT pended from school patchy clouds let the food was started. for using mouthwash sunshine through . The This leads to a story The Sad Passing of after lunch; and a roads are drying out about bags of flour. Common Sense. but water continues About 1 month into a teacher fired for repri- running in the creeks. "wet" store order, you Today we mourn manding an unruly The land however is would begin to see the passing of a student, only wors- well soaked and further more than the occa- beloved old friend, ened his condition. rain takes a long time sional weevil in the Common Sense, Common Sense lost to be absorbed - flour. Four to five unsuspecting drivers months on, weevils, who has been with ground when parents Margie Bass wanting to check dead and alive, would us for many years. attacked teachers for fences or mills can to live after a woman be all through the flour, No one knows for doing the job they easily be bogged. which by now was dis- failed to realize that a Stations have to be sure how old he was, themselves failed to coloured and had a steaming cup of cof- stocked with fuel and stale smell. Sifting the since his birth do in disciplining their stores before the wet, flour 2 or 3 times records were long unruly children. fee was hot. She when roads and creek crossings become removed some of the ago lost in bureau- It declined even fur- spilled a little In impassable for months weevil bits but not all. cratic red tape. ther when schools her lap and was for trucks, and days When made into bread He will be remem- the dough did not rise were required to get promptly awarded a and weeks for 4 wheel bered as having cul- parental consent to drives. A muddy motor- well. The baked loaf huge settlement. was rather dark, small tivated such valuable administer Panadol, bike ride may be possi- Common Sense ble to collect mail from and doughy with weevil lessons as knowing sun lotion or a sticky the station next door, or highlights. The bread when to come in out was preceded in was best eaten ( if plaster to a student, at the main road, but lit- of the rain, why the death by his parents, tle else can be carried. eaten at all) smothered but could not inform In days gone by most with vegemite or jam. early bird gets the the parents when a Truth and Trust; his stations had a camp On this particular sta- worm, life isn't student became preg- wife, Discretion; his where the local aborigi- tion, the weevilly flour always fair, and nant and wanted to daughter, nal people lived. They was put on a trailer in were the workforce of the sunshine, to be maybe it was my have an abortion. Responsibility; and the station. Store covered with a tarp at fault. Common Sense lost his son, Reason. orders were necessari- night, and when rain Common Sense the will to live as the He is survived by ly large to feed any was imminent. Yes the lived by simple, Ten Commandments number of people vary- weevils left but the flour three stepbrothers; I sound financial poli- became contraband; ing from 30 to 250. An did not improve. The Know My Rights, order for 5-6 months new store order arrived cies (don't spend churches became supplies was delivered but several bags of old more than you earn) businesses; and crim- Someone Else is to before the rain started - flour remained which and reliable parent- inals received better Blame, and I'm A usually early had to be used first. December. The food The old flour disap- ing strategies treatment than their Victim. had to last until after peared very quickly. (adults, not children, victims. Not many attended the wet when roads The station cook, and are in charge). His Common Sense took his funeral because were once again dri- the wives of two sta- vable. There were no health began to a beating when you so few realized he tionhands, sneakily deteriorate rapidly couldn't defend your- SES rescue drops in overfed the mules and was gone. If you still those days. There when well inten- self from a burglar in the chooks with the remember him, tell were many cartons of awful flour made into tioned, but overbear- your own home, and everything, eg tinned johnny cakes - a fried others, If not, join the vegies, fruit, powdered ing, regulations were the burglar can sue flour and water batter. set in place. you for assault. Majority and do noth- milk, baked beans, The horses wouldn't spaghetti etc. Big bags eat it. Reports of a six- Common Sense ing. of sugar, flour, rice; tea These days weevils year-old boy charged finally gave up the will Margie Bass chests of loose tea or seem to hide out else- later, packet tea; many condiments eg. where. Supplies do not sauces, salt and pep- have to last that long to per; washing soaps for feed that many people. dishes, clothes, peo- With the advent of effi- ple; and a few frills like cient generators that biscuits, dried fruit and power aircons, deep Looking For Something? cordial. If new to the freezers and all sorts of job of doing a station electric equipment, store order, it was food preservation over guess work to get the the wet is hardly a order right - enough problem. Flour comes Prior Editions of the Halls Creek Herald food to last the dis- in vacuum sealed tance but not an over drums these days and order. If this happened can be stored in the you'd be eating old dis- "cool room" along with coloured tasteless the killer, perishables, are available for sale. Call (08) 9168 5199 food, which had been beer, chocky and dried sitting on shelves in an fruits. Herald-14th February 2006-Page 7 MINISTER ANNOUNCES GRANTS FOR KIMBERLEY, PILBARA AND GASCOYNE nfrastructure projects in the the Carnarvon One Mile Jetty Interpretive ditions. IKimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne Centre; "These grants will significantly advance will benefit through grants allocated · $300,500 to the Shire of Derby/West many different regional sectors throughout under the State Government's Regional Kimberley for the construction of hard- the State, including increasing tourism Infrastructure Funding Program stand and access roadway for the Derby potential and improving important infra- (RIFP). Wharf Enhancement project; structure such as transport links and hous- A total of 19 infrastructure projects in · $500,000 to Southern Cross Care (WA) ing facilities," the Minister said. regional Western Australia will benefit Inc to help establish a new residential aged "The State Government is ensuring from $5.7million as part of the State care facility in Broome; and regional Western Australia receives it’s fair Government's four-year $80million · $345,000 to the Shire of Derby/West share." Regional Investment Fund to help with the Kimberley to assist with the construction Mr Ford said the program had attracted economic and social development of the of the Fitzroy Crossing Community wide interest from regional communities State's regions and improve community Resource Centre. and local governments, and he was pleased access to regional services. All areas of the State will also benefit The Minister for the Kimberley, Pilbara from the $500,000 given to the Country to see such a wide range of projects fund- and Gascoyne, Jon Ford, said the grants Housing Authority to provide funding ed. represented good news for many regional assistance through the Housing Further information can be obtained from communities who would enjoy new and Development Incentive Program. the Department of Local Government and improved facilities through the projects Mr Ford said the RIFP would provide Regional Development on 9217 1500, that had been allocated funding. valuable assistance in attracting invest- Freecall 1800 620 511 (country callers The grants include: ment and increasing job prospects in only) or visit the website · $300,000 to the Carnarvon Heritage regional areas where many communities http://www.dlgrd.wa.gov.au/regionDev/fin Group Inc to assist with the construction of were experiencing buoyant economic con- ancialAssist/RIF.asp School Speed Zone Campaign olice Commissioner Karl lives at risk," Commissioner PO'Callaghan says WA Police O'Callaghan said. will continue to target speeding "There was plenty of warning that motorists in 40 km/h School Zones school was starting last week, so to after a disturbing start to the 2006 have more than 500 drivers a day school year. caught speeding through school zones In the first three days of school last week (Wednesday to Friday) 1529 is inexcusable." motorists were caught speeding in 40 "Police will continue to target school km/h zones across the state. zones until motorists start paying "Quite frankly that is disgraceful. attention to the speed signs," the These drivers are putting children's Commissioner said. No Secretary - No Rodeo hen the hard working secretary Charmaine Grott of the Kimberley WStampede Rodeo Club left for greener pastures late last year, the committee knew that Charmaine would be hard to replace. With this year’s rodeo now in the planning stages, the committee need anoth- er person to take on the position as Secretary. The President of the community organisation Merv Wortley has called for the Annual General Meeting to be conducted on Sunday the 19th of February 2006 from 9am at the Halls Creek Rodeo Grounds. Merv has asked that all committee members attend along with any other inter- ested persons. The position of Secretary is crucial to the success of the Rodeo and the posi- tion must be filled. With no Secretary there will be no rodeo, it’s as simple as that. Should you want to be part of the most exciting event on Halls Creek Calender, and willing to give your time free, you should attend the meeting and become involved in this long running and dedicated community organisation. If any other person feels that they can assist please feel free to contact Merv Wortley on 9168 8915. Page 8-Herald-14th February 2006 CROC FESTIVAL TO RETURN IN AUGUST ollowing the success of the 2005 Croc FFestival in Halls Creek, and some heavy RESPECT YOURSELF lobbying by locals, the Croc Festival will return RESPECT YOUR CULTURE to Halls Creek in August 2006. The Festival is a culmination of events that educate 2006 Croc Festival® youth and broaden their horizons in all sorts of Halls Creek ways. Last year’s festival was hailed as one of the best Community Meeting events to ever take place in Halls Creek, and judg- ing by the amount of people who attended and The Croc Festival® organisers are holding a community became involved in the Festival, this year should be meeting to discuss the Croc Festival® in Halls Creek. bigger and better than 2005. Events such as this, require a lot of careful plan- ning and community input. The first meeting with Thursday 23 February, 2006. Festival Organisers will take place on Thursday the Telecentre Halls Creek 23rd Of February 2006 at the Telecentre meeting Time: 4pm room. All welcome to attend. If you would like to become involved it is impor- tant that you attend. Children from all over the Kimberley converged The Halls Creek Croc Festival® will be held on Halls Creek for the Festival last year, which by from August 15 -17, 2006. all accounts was, and is still fresh in the mind of the youngsters who attended. If you can be of any assistance in the planning and Contact Liz Boyer, Event Assistant on (02) 9417 4122 actual presentation of the Festival you really need to or 0417 282861 for further information. become involved now. Herald-14th February 2006-Page 9 ADVERTISEMENT AADDMM NNEEWWSS FOOTY LEGEND VISITS THE OUTBACK

ormer West Coast make it physically and men- dling and coordination skills FEagles centre half back tally to the highest level of of the students at both Glen Jakovich travelled to the sport of their choice. schools. Sister Alma pre- the East Kimberley last Glen also signed memorabilia sented Glen with a pair of week to visit two remote for fans and umpired a game clapping sticks made by Gija community schools at Glen of football, Glen Hill style. elder Polly Widaldjil. Hill and Warmun. Funded by The next day, Dawul School After 270 games with the Argyle Diamonds and the from Doon Doon travelled to AFL, Jakovich retired at the Gelganyem Trust in con- Warmun to meet Glen along end of the 2004 season to junction with Argyle Police, with students from pursue business interests the visit highlighted the Ngalangangpum School. and to spend more time with return of the school year, Around 150 students, family. Visiting schools to with the intention of teachers, parents and com- speak about the importance encouraging regular school munity members turned out attendance and healthy to listen to Glen speak of a good education, goal lifestyle choices. about his life journey and the setting, healthy living and On Monday 6 February, importance of a good educa- personal development is high many parents and communi- tion and respecting one on Glen’s agenda. "You know ty members attended the another. Children benefited that the event has been a session with students at from personal coaching tips success when the children Jungdranung School. It was and fun-filled activities, while are smiling and having fun an opportunity for students Glen was extremely participating in sport" Glen to find out what it takes to impressed with the ball han- said. PageHalls 10-Herald-14th February 2006 Creek Herald Is Now For Sale!

Due to personal reasons the Halls Creek Herald is now being offered for sale. The Herald commenced publication in May 2004 and has continually been published and distributed every 14 days. The business is a sound investment, still growing with steady turnover and an established client base.

The business comes with: * A 40 foot Airconditioned Containerised Office and Storeroom * New Large Volume Colour Photocopier with Finisher * Fully Serviced Large Volume Colour Laser Printer * Computer System with associated graphics and desk top publishing software * Digital Imaging Hardware. Digital Camera and A4 Colour Inkjet Printer * Forward booked sponsorships, advertisements and a lot of good will * Masthead Option for the Shire of Derby (The Derby Herald) * Ongoing training and support as required (3 months)

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International Letter Writing Competition or many, email and mobile phone communication have become everyday events. But life requires balance. For some the humble let- Fter has taken a bit of a tumble during this era of modern technolo- gy. Ouch! To highlight the fun of receiving letters, International Pen Friends (IPF) has recently launched its first letter writing competition based on the theme: “In this era of instantaneous communication, I am writing to tell you why it’s worth waiting for a letter.” There are four different age group categories for prizes (8-14 years; 15-20 years; 21-60 years and 61 years and over), with prizes ranging from US$25- US$100 in each category. There is also a separate prize group category for stu- dents (from 10-17 years) who join IPF through it’s school class service, with prizes ranging from US$25-US$100 for the winning students, and prizes from US$75-US$250 for the schools of winning students. Julie Delbridge, IPF’s President said: “IPF receives a huge amount of feed- back, from people in all age groups, regarding their experiences of writing and receiving letters, including school teachers who incorporate the pen friend hobby into their language and cultural studies classes. There are many positive aspects of written communication that cannot be gained through speedy elec- tronic communication. The competition is designed to be a celebration of those positive aspects, and to promote both child and adult literacy skills.” Entry is free to everyone who has a current IPF membership, including people who join IPF before the competition’s closing date of 31 July 2006. Full details and entry form can be found at IPF’s web site www.ipf.net.au, or by sending a stamped self-addressed envelope to: International Pen Friends, PO Box 156, Suffolk Park, NSW 2481. 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Tues 21st Feb Wed 22nd Feb Thurs 23rd Feb Fri 24th Feb Sat 25th Feb Sun 26th Feb Mon 27th Feb 6:00 CHILDRENS PROGRAMS 6:00 CHILDRENS PROGRAMS 6:00 CHILDRENS PROGRAMS 6:00 CHILDRENS PROGRAMS 5:00 RAGE (PG) 6:00 RAGE (G) 3:55 CHAMPIONSHIP 10:00 BEHIND THE NEWS 10:00 COUNT US IN 10:00 FOR THE JUNIORS 10:00 TAKE ON 6:00 RAGE (G) 6:30 CHILDRENS PROGRAMS SHEEPDOG TRIALS 10:25 OUR HISTORY 10:15 JUST WRITE 10:15 OUR ANIMALS TECHNOLOGY 11:10 OUT THERE 9:00 INSIDERS 4:30 MOVIE: CARRY ON 10:35 ARROWS OF DESIRE 10:30 BEHIND THE NEWS 10:20 BEING ME 10:15 BEHIND THE NEWS 11:35 GIRLS IN LOVE 10:00 INSIDE BUSINESS DICK (PG, 1975) 11:05 GRAND DESIGNS 10:55 AUSTRALIANS 10:40 LIKE IT IS SPECIALS 12:00 STATELINE 10:30 OFFSIDERS 6:00 CHILDRENS PROGRAMS 12:00 MIDDAY REPORT 11:05 BATTLEPLAN 11:00 REGENCY HOUSE 10:30 SCIENCE BANK 12:30 AUSTRALIAN STORY 11:00 ASIA PACIFIC FOCUS 10:00 FOR THE JUNIORS 12:30 THE NEW INVENTORS 12:00 MIDDAY REPORT PARTY (PG, RPT) 10:45 HAZARDS, DISASTERS 1:00 FOREIGN 11:30 SONGS OF PRAISE 10:15 WE ARE FROM 1:00 THE EINSTEIN 12:30 NATIONAL PRESS 12:00 MIDDAY REPORT AND SURVIVAL CORRESPONDENT 12:00 LANDLINE 10:30 EXTRA GERMAN FACTOR CLUB ADDRESS 12:30 LOVEJOY 11:00 WILD AFRICA 1:40 WORDS 1:00 GARDENING 10:55 TATE MODERN 1:30 FORCE OF NATURE 1:30 TALKING HEADS 1:30 STRICTLY DANCING 12:00 MIDDAY REPORT 2:00 MOVIE: HOT ENOUGH AUSTRALIA 11:00 LANDLINE 2:00 THE BILL (PG, RPT) 2:00 THE BILL (PG, RPT) (PG, RPT) 12:30 GRASS ROOTS (PG) FOR JUNE (G, 1964) 1:30 MESSAGE STICK 12:00 MIDDAY REPORT 3:00 CHILDRENS PROGRAMS 3:00 CHILDRENS PROGRAMS 2:00 THE BILL (PG, RPT) 1:35 MEN BEHAVING BADLY 3:30 WALKING WITH 2:00 THE PRIVATE LIFE OF 12:30 THE PILOT HOUR 6:00 EXTREME ANIMALS 6:05 ROSEMARY 3:00 CHILDRENS PROGRAMS 2:00 KATH AND KIM (PG) CAVEMEN A MASTERPIECE 1:30 HEAD 2 HEAD 6:35 THE DOG LISTENER 6:30 THE COOK AND THE 6:00 HUMAN 2:30 SPICKS & SPECKS 4:00 WILD AUSTRALASIA 2:50 PROUD POSSESSORS 2:00 PARLIAMENT 7:00 ABC NEWS CHEF CONTRAPTIONS (PG) 5:00 BRADMAN 3:00 CUBA MIA: PORTRAIT QUESTION TIME 7:30 THE 7.30 REPORT 7:00 ABC NEWS 6:05 THE LIFE OF 3:00 CHILDRENS PROGRAMS 6:00 HEAD TO HEAD OF AN ALL-WOMAN 3:00 CHILDRENS PROGRAMS 8:00 GRUMPY OLD MEN 7:30 THE 7.30 REPORT MAMMALS 6:00 MESSAGE STICK 6:30 GARDENING ORCHESTRA 6:00 FROM THE HEART 8:30 THE BILL (M) 8:00 THE NEW INVENTORS 7:00 ABC NEWS 6:35 A PLACE IN SLOVAKIA AUSTRALIA 4:00 IN SEARCH OF 6:30 TALKING HEADS 9:20 FOREIGN 8:30 SPICKS & SPECKS 7:30 THE 7.30 REPORT 7:00 ABC NEWS 7:00 ABC NEWS SHAKESPEARE 7:00 ABC NEWS CORRESPONDENT 9:00 LITTLE BRITAIN (M) 8:00 FORCE OF NATURE 7:30 STATELINE 7:30 DOC MARTIN (PG) 5:00 THE SECRET OF 7:30 THE 7.30 REPORT 10:05 GREAT ARTISTS 9:35 THE GLASS HOUSE 8:30 BOMBER CREW 8:00 COLLECTORS 8:20 ABC NEWS ELDORADO 8:00 AUSTRALIAN STORY 10:30 LATELINE 10:05 AT THE MOVIES 9:30 THE WEST WING 8:30 TRIAL AND 8:30 THE BILL (PG) 6:00 AT THE MOVIES 8:30 FOUR CORNERS 11:05 MOVIE: THE 10:35 LATELINE (PG) RETRIBUTION (M) 9:20 ABC NEWS 6:30 THE EINSTEIN 9:20 MEDIA WATCH CELLULOID CLOSET 11:10 FOUR CORNERS 10:55 LATELINE 9:45 THE CHASER'S WAR 9:25 PARKINSON FACTOR 9:35 ISRAEL AND THE (RPT, 1995, M) 11:55 MEDIA WATCH 11:30 PALACE OF DREAMS ON EVERYTHING 10:10 BETWEEN THE 7:00 ABC NEWS ARABS 12:45 MOVIE: EVERYTHING 12:10 MOVIE: EYEWITNESS 12:20 MOVIE: THE ROYAL 10:15 ALI G IN DA USAIII (M) SHEETS (M) 7:30 LIFE IN THE 10:35 LATELINE IS THUNDER (PG, 1936) (RPT, 1956, B&W, M) BALLET (G, 1959, RPT) 10:45 LATELINE 11:00 RAGE (M) UNDERGROWTH 11:10 CLEOPATRA (PG, RPT) 2:00 MOVIE: A STITCH IN 1:35 MOVIE: LOVE STORY 2:30 MOVIE: CHILDREN 11:20 THE GLASS HOUSE 5:00 RAGE (PG) 8:25 ABC NEWS 12:30 PARLIAMENT TIME (G, 1963, B&W) (G, 1944, B&W, RPT) GALORE (G, 1954) 11:50 RAGE (M) 8:30 AGATHA CHRISTIE QUESTION TIME 3:35 HEAD START : CRASH 3:25 NATIONAL PRESS 3:30 TENNIS: ATP MASTERS (PG) 1:30 MOVIE: PASSIONATE AND BURN CLUB ADDRESS CUP 10:05 COMPASS SUMMER (PG, 1958) 4:30 MOVIE: MAD ABOUT 4:30 MOVIE: DOUBLE TAKE 4:30 MOVIE: EASY MONEY 10:35 JULIE TAYMOR 3:00 MOVIE: HEAT WAVE MEN (G, 1954, RPT) (G, 1972, RPT) (G, 1948, B&W, RPT) 11:20 MOVIE: CARAVAN (G, 1935, B&W, RPT) (PG, 1946, B&W, RPT) 1:20 MOVIE: BRITANNIA OF BILLINGSGATE (G, 1933, B&W, RPT) 2:40 MOVIE: OH, DADDY! 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Ayers Rock Northwards in each region. The new series will through the Outback to This is an 8 part series feature the Award Darwin, Eastwards of half hour pro- Winning travel presen- across Northern grammes to be broad- ter, Hector O Queensland to Cairns cast in Autumn 2006. hEochagáin making and then South along The Programme his way around the Gold Coast to Layout will look like Australia on the Full Sydney and then further this : Circle route from South to Melbourne tak- Programme 1. Begin at Darwin to Darwin. ing a quick trip to Ayer's Rock, Alice He’s been on the beat Tasmania before Springs and Northward with the NYPD in New embarking on the trip to Darwin York City, roamed the Westwards through Programme 2. Darwin streets of Amsterdam Adelaide and Coober across Northen looking for love, taken Pedy to Perth before Queensland to Cairns an undercover tour of taking to the North Programme 3. Cairns Bolivia’s most notorious again as he speeds up to Brisbane and down prison, been on stage the West Coast through the Gold Coast. Hector O hEochagáin with the Ladyboys in Broome to return to Programme 4. esting activiites, festi- people to interview, Bangkok, trained with Darwin hopefully in one Brisbane to Sydney to vals at the time, unusual weird things, interest- the Foreign Legion in piece ! Melbourne. experiences and people. ing, off track, wacky French Guyana, sang At this moment in time Programme 5. They want to keep out stories etc. Anything Irish songs with the they hope to be heading Tasmania to Adelaide of the capital cities this that would be really mad Indians of the Amazon off for Australia in early Programme 6. Coober time unlike what they television viewing. in Brazil, got his kit off April 2006 making their Pedy to Kalgoorlie and have done in Asia and They will be doing the with the world-famous way to Sydney about 3 Coolgardie. South America where normal stuff as well, but Chippendales in the Rio to 4 weeks later. They Programme 7. Perth to they spent their time it is the other content in Vegas, run with the would then return to Port Hedland and the walking the streets and that really makes the bulls in Pamplona, rid- Ireland, and then return West Coast getting into the food and programme what it is. den with the cowboys in in mid May for another Programme 8. The the people in that way. Any ideas would be Nashville, and had a 4 weeks to conclude the Final Trek through This time just as in most welcome. The Irish chinwag with Hugh project. Broome and back to Africa, they hope to be people have had a long Hefner and the Playboy The programme is shot Darwin. on the move as though and very fruitful rela- bunnies at the Playboy using a digital cam- The producer is look- Hector is moving tionship with Australia Mansion in Beverly corder, no bigger that an ing for pretty off beat through the country by and so this series will be Hills … The list goes on ordinary Hi 8 camera. stories, however, they Jeep or other forms of very poular. and on ... There is no extraneous would be interested to transport and experienc- If you can be of any Most recently he has sound or lighting equip- hear from anyone as to ing the people through assistance contact Evan taken the Epic Trip ment. The whole opera- what are the obvious meeting them in their Chamberlain by email: overland in Africa from tion is of necessity very areas of interest. For natural home setting. goodcompany@eir- Cairo to Cape Town. compact. With a crew of example, Indigenous They are looking for com.net or visit the He has one continent 3 (which includes stories, customs, inter- mad stories, unusual website at www.tg4.ie . Information - Education - News Halls Creek Herald A Great Local Read Guaranteed! Herald-14th February 2006-Page 17 Herald Court Report On 24-25 January 2006, the following matters were dealt with before the Halls Creek Magistrate's Court: Desley Anne Copley, 43 years of Halls Creek Ralph Peter Martin, 50 years of Halls Creek Unlawful Wounding 10mths imp., suspended 18 Excess 0.08% $1200. MDL disq. 10mths months No MDL $1200. MDL disq. 9mths cum. Paul Jamie Rivers, 25 years of Halls Creek Kingston Angus Ejai, 36 years of Halls Creek Damage Property $300 Carried an article with intent to cause fear $300 Damage Property $300 Unlawful Assault (aggravated) x 3 9mths imp. Susp. James Frederick Gordon, 33 years of Halls Creek 18mths Drive contrary to extra-ordinary MDL $600 Phillip Rivers, 50 years of Halls Creek Janet Rose Hester, 28 years of Halls Creek Excess 0.08% 14mths imp. MDL disq. 14mths DUI $800. MDL disq. 6mths No MDL $1200. MDL disq. 9mths cum. No MDL $250. MDL disq. 3mths Leilyn Lee Skeen, 26 years of Halls Creek Unlawful Assault (aggravated) $750 Steven James, 31 years of Willagee Breach Bail Conditions $300 Unlawful Wounding 12mths imp. Susp. 18mths Vincent Edward Skeen, 34 years of Halls Creek Miranda Jane Johnson, 22 years of Halls Creek Witness disobey summons $400 Carried an article with intent to cause fear $300 Desmond Stretch, 34 years of Halls Creek Clive John Jugari, 29 years of Halls Creek Possess alcohol on community land $400 DUI 14mths imp. Susp. 24mths Obstruct Public Officer $600 Drive Contrary to extra-ordinary MDL $800. Extra-ordi- Remain on Licensed Premises $400 nary MDL cancelled

Quentin James Jugari, 25 years of Halls Creek Paula Sturt, 24 years of Halls Creek DUI $2500. MDL disq. 2 years Unlawful Wounding $750 No MDL $250 Paul Tex, 41 years of Halls Creek Lloyd Lightning, 40 years of Halls Creek Reckless Driving 9mths imp. MDL disq. 9mths Unlawful Assault (aggravated) $500 No MDL 12mths imp. MDL disq. 12mths No MDL 16mths imp. MDL disq. 9mths DUI 16mths imp. MDL disq. Life Damian Loomoo, 40 years of Balgo No MDL 14mths imp. MDL disq. 9mths cum. Shane Gilbert McAdam, 33 years of Halls Creek DUI 14mths imp. MDL disq. 16mths Unlawful Assault (aggravated) 9mth conditional release order ($500) ON THE BEAT PIRATED DVDS WET SEASON misreading the conditions when crossing rivers. In another instance, a group of peo- Halls Creek Police recently seized a TRAVELLING ple, including young children, had to be quantity of pirated DVD movies from a It seems that despite several warnings local business that were being displayed evacuated by helicopter after they became issued both from Police and others within for sale. The sale or supply of such items is stranded by swollen creeks and river cross- the community, there are still those who a breach of the Commonwealth Copyright insist on carrying out unnecessary travel to ings, despite being advised not to under- Act and carries heavy penalties if a prose- locations where the risk of becoming take the travel. Apart from the obvious cution occurs. Anyone seeing pirated stranded, due to local flooding, is very costs involved, such actions often unneces- DVD's or videos being offered for sale is high. Over the last few weeks there have asked to contact the Halls Creek Police or been a number of vehicles lost or severely sarily place volunteers in dangerous situa- Crimestoppers on 1800 333000. damaged due to driver's impatience and/or tions. Page 18-Herald-14th February 2006 HHeerraalldd CCllaassssiiffiieeddss Employment Vehicle for Sale 2002 Toyota Hilux (3.0lt Diesel). 120lt Tank, CD/MP3, A/C, PS, Tint Win, Tow Bar, Just serv- iced. New Windscreen, Battery, Tonneau Cover, Rubber tray lining. Extra's, 49,000km's, Excellent Condition. $26,000ono. Must be sold within the next two weeks. Phone: (08) 9168 5959 or 0402 141 984. Public Notice KIMBERLEY STAMPEDE RODEO CLUB (INC.) Annual General Meeting To be held on 19th February at 9.00am

Part Time Field Officer – Halls Creek At the Halls Creek

Kimberley Group Training Inc is seeking a highly Rodeo Grounds motivated person for the above position. Applicants will Secretary need to have good communication skills, an understanding of Aboriginal Culture and able to work Required, No within a team environment. Secretary No

The Field Officer position is responsible for the RODEO! monitoring of and mentoring of traineeship and apprenticeship participants in the Kimberley Region and Could all liaising with the Kununurra Field Officer. committee

For further information or to obtain a Job Description and members please Selection Criteria contact Natasha Cross on 08 9168 3808 attend! or email [email protected] Meeting open to Indigenous persons are strongly encouraged to apply. any persons Section 51 of the Equal Opportunities Act Applies to this interested position All enquiries to Find your new job in the the President Mervyn Wortley Halls Creek Herald Tel 9168 8915 Herald-14th February 2006-Page 19 HHeerraalldd CCllaassssiiffiieeddss Employment

Recreation Officer x 2 Halls Creek

Garnduwa, in partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek, is looking for two people to work as part of a team to deliver sport and recreational programs within the Shire.

Duties will include assisting with after school and holiday programs, running sporting programs for the youth such as basketball, football, netball, athletics, softball, tennis, etc, working with schools and other activities both in the town of Halls Creek and it’s outlying communities.

The successful applicants will also be expected to assist supervise on roster at the Aquatic and Recreation Centre and the Halls Creek Youth centre.

Please note all applicants need to be on or willing to be on CDEP and have the appropri- ate police clearances in relation to working with children.

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Solution Solution Contact Barrie Andrews Puzzle Ph: 8932 8311 Mobile: 0408 088 127 Local Support available in Halls Creek HERALD CLASSIFIEDS Page 20-Herald-14th February 2006 Garnduwa First Term Events 2006 arnduwa programs for first term from January to April will focus on Level 1 Softball Coaching 15th and 16th Feb in Gdeveloping Basketball for juniors, youth and seniors in Coaching Kununurra (delivered by Softball Australia). Level 1 Basketball Coaching 2nd March in Level 1 and 0 (interested parents and volunteers are encouraged to partic- Halls Creek ipate). The Basketball Coaching program is delivered by Trevor Menmuir Level 0 Basketball Coaching: accredited his Level 2 Certificate in 2005. o Kalumburu January 25th o Bililluna February 21st o Balgo February 24th 137 Duncan Road, Ph: 9168 6150 Halls Creek WA Fax: 9168 6202 16's Basketball Competition starts on Feb 1st in 6770 Halls Creek DL. 01299 Kununurra 16's North West Championships, 20th to 23rd April in Broome.

SEDANS & WAGONS Garnduwa Primary School 12's Basketball car- 1984 Mazda 929 Sedan, Manual ...... $3,300 incl nivals: 1988 Nissan Pintarra ...... $3,500 incl o Warmun 21st March o Kununurra 23rd March 1996 Toyota Camry Station Wagon ...... $5,500 incl o Wyndham 28th March 1996 Toyota Camry Sedan, V6 Auto, Airconditioned ...... $12,500 incl o Balgo 14th March 4X2 - 4X4’S - VANS - BUSES o Halls Creek 16th March 1984 Nissan Patrol, 4x4 SWB Petrol ...... $6,500 incl Junior U/16 King of the Kimberley in Halls 1997 Ford Courier XtraCab Ute, Manual, Petrol ...... $12,000 incl Creek 1st and 2nd April 2000 Ford Courier DualCab, Manual, Petrol ...... $20,000 incl 1994 Toyota 80 Series Station Wagon, Auto, Petrol...... $16,500 incl Garnduwa Ord Valley Muster Basketball 1993 Toyota Hilux T/Top 4x2, Petrol ...... $8,800 incl Carnival 2006 1994 Toyota 4 Runner, Auto, V6 Petrol, 4x4 ...... $15,000 incl 19th to 21st May in Kununurra 1996 Toyota Liteace, Manual, Petrol ...... $6,600SOLD incl Team divisions are 1990 Toyota Landcruiser Personnel Carrier, Diesel ...... $12,500 incl 17 & Under Girls and Boys 1997 Toyota Landcruiser HZJ75 T/Top, Low Km’s...... $25,500SOLD incl Senior Men and Women 1998 Toyota Prado V6, Auto, Air Con, New Tyres ...... $26,500SOLD incl 2003 Toyota Kluger 4x4, Auto, 35,000km’s, Fact Wty...... $35,500 incl If you are interested in attending or would like further information please contact Garnduwa 1989 Toyota Coaster 21 Seater Diesel ...... $15,500 incl Kununurra Office on Ph: 9168 3933. 1999 Toyota Landcruiser Station Wagon...... $35,000SOLD incl TRUCKS & HEAVY MACHINERY 1992 Isuzi Truck, Flat Top 6 Cyl Diesel ...... $22,000 incl 1992 Hino 4x4, Table Top, Air Con ...... $35,500 incl Howard Porter Semi Trailer, Tri Axle, Super Single 1/2” LOOKING FOR Ring Feeder Road Train, Spec, Gates, 3 ring...... $15,000 incl Brentwood Boggie Low Loader ...... $27,500 incl Komatsu Forklift 2.5 Tonne Diesel ...... $15,000 incl ALL TRUCK AND TRAIILOR PARTS NEW & USED TYRES & NEW BATTERIIES SOMETHING? Sea Containers - 20 foot and 40 foot...... For Sale or Hire Coates Pneumatic Tyre Machine ...... $1,500+GST Molasses ...... 20lt, 200lt, 700lt, 1000lt and Bulk GENTECH Generators ...... NOW IN STOCK Prior Editions of the Halls Creek ENGEL Fridges ...... NOW IN STOCK REFRESH SPRING WATER Herald are available for sale. (Endorsed by Kidney Health Foundation) 15litre Refill Bottles $15 Call: (08) 9168 5199 1000lts Pallecom Bulk Containers...... $350+GST