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September 2017 Issue 92 September 2017 Page 1 September 2017 Issue 92 See Full ad and program details inside Next Issue:- Friday September 29th 2017 Deadline:- Thursday September 21st 2017 For Advertising & Copy Phone 9733 2183 Email: [email protected] 74 South West Highway, Waroona (PO Box 215, Waroona 6215) Office open Fridays 10:30 to 11:30 am Alcoa … proud supporters of the Drakesbrook Despatch Australia’s aluminium www.drakesdespatch.com.au September 2017 Page 2 TO A BETTER WAY THE PROFESSIONAL WAY WANTED HOMES ON ACREAGE for BUYER ENQUIRIES RENTALS AVAILABLE Preston Beach, Hamel, Waroona KNOWLEDGE RESULTS INTEGRITY DO YOU KNOW YOUR FINANCIAL POSITION? To know your true financial position it is essential to know the value of your property. We take pride in achieving exceptional results for our clients to offer you an up-to-date sales and rental appraisal. We can provide you with the following: • How to add more value to your property. • Recent sales in your area and comparable to your property. • The value of your property TODAY. • Rental return achievable per week. WE LOOK FORWARD TO ASSISTING YOU SOON PH 08 9733 2299 Community Calendar for Meetings, Church Services& Events Agricultural Society Really Really Free Markets Tai Chi 3rd Thurs—Alison Birch 9733 1092 3rd Saturday of each month Pisconeri Hts Park Memorial Hall - 1 to 3pm Thursday, 9.30am – Del Leahy Central Districts Axemen’s 9733 1201 Association. Linda Miller 9733 2098 Shop UNITING CHURCH Community Car 9733 3057 Thatcher Street, Waroona Resource Centre - Waroona 9733 2545 Worship Services & Sunday Ring or call at the School Coolup Craft Group ST VINNIES SHOP Each Sunday at 9:30am Wednesdays CWA Room, To make an appointment for A warm welcome is extended to all. Coolup 9530 3258 Elders: Daphne Bennell Welfare Jennifer Turner Phone: 0499 859 303 Coolup CWA Senior Citizens Welfare Minister: Rev. Robert Jetta 2nd Monday each month Last Wednesday - Jan Wood 9733 3701. Hall Hire: Shire Office 9733 7800 Wagerup Community Consultative Network Coolup LCDC (Landcare) South Mandurah Al-Anon Group For information contact 1st Monday of the month Evary Monday at 10am Uniting Church, Tom Busher at Alcoa on 9733 8768 Kim Wilson 9733 2628 2 Rees Place, Wannanup Waroona Arts and Crafts Centre Opening Times: Mon. 9:30 - Noon, Coolup Progress Association ST MARK’S then 1 - 3pm. Tues. 9am - 3pm. 1st Thurs of month 9 am Coolup Hall ANGLICAN Wed (fortnightly) 10am -2pm Bev Alexander 0407 381 281 CHURCH Fri. 9.30 - Noon. New Members Welcome. Dam Spinners WAROONA Fortnightly Craft Centre, Waroona Services are held on the 1st, Joy Jackson 9733 1810 2nd & 3rd Sunday of each WAROONA month at 9:00am and on the 4th CATHOLIC CHURCH First Waroona Girl Guides Sun. at 10:30am. Tuesdays 4pm Scout Guide Hall, Enquiries at Parish Office Mass Times: Fouracre St.(Excluding public holidays.) 9531 1248 Saturday at 6.00pm and Sundays at 8.30am FRAGYLE Seniors Recreation Council Parish Priest: Father Jay Johnson Preston Beach Hall 3rd Sat. of WA Inc -Peel Branch Bi- Monthly Laurie Snell 9733 1219 Ph: 9733 1225 Strong on Your Feet Email: [email protected] Exercise Class for Seniors Lake Clifton Landcare Contact: Nancy Fardin 9739 1154 Waroona Senior Citizens Hall Waroona Hamel R&SL Mondays 1 - 2pm -Cost $2 2nd Mon in Feb, Apr, June, Aug(AGM), Oct, Dec. Lake Clifton/Herron Residents For Further Information please contact: 4pm Memorial Hall Association - all welcome Meetings every 2nd month on the 2nd Monday Jan McGlinn Contact: Jenny Rose 0428 343 028 Ph: 9535 4749 Mob: 0427 088 615 President - Skeeta Newman WAROONA BUS to Ph 0402 346 793 Mandurah Forum then Secretary - Ivy Wilson Halls Head- THE SALVATION Thurs. Sept. 7th & 21st ARMY Ph 0421 734 446 8:30 from Birch St. then Family Worship With 9:00am from the Waroona The Salvos.Services every second Sun, Waroona Historical Society Hotel, South West Highway September 3rd & 17th @ 10am 3rd Thurs 4:00pm Mandurah Bus Charters Meeting at Waroona Community Debra Tyler 041 7 70 5 966 9581 6555 Resource Centre 10 Henning Street, Waroona Preston Beach Progress Assoc. EVERYONE WELCOME Waroona Lions Quarterly Meeting, Contact: Shirley - 0407 653 480 2nd & 4th Monday— phone 9739 2090 for details Grant Hewett 0417 919 777 September 2017 Page 4 Classified Ads. FOR SALE Ryobi ultra light garden blower vac 50 dollars o.n.o. phone 97331338 also Congratulations to the singer linen press 50 dollars o.n.o. following people with phone number as above. Birthdays in September For Sale 7 piece Dining Suite $150 ONO Waroona Lions Michael Rafferty Solid Melamine Top. Powder coated Graham Rafferty Tubular Legs. 6 Chairs Vinyl padded Farmers Market Maureen Alexander seats. Cream Colour.Good condition John Lay Ph 0419 831 786 Next Markets Sandra Twaddle Sept. 3rd & Oct. 1st Natalie Bavaro Community Car Lucky in the Memorial Hall Seniors News Number Winners Bay prices are $20 and sellers Lucky number winners. First Hello everyone. Well winter is here prize BOB WADE second prize can set up from 6.30am with a vengeance, but Spring will AUDREY SMITH Thank you to Garry For more information about arrive in two weeks, the wildflowers Bunbury T V for all gifts to sell for our the markets, or to book a stall, are coming into bloom and looking great service to the community. please contact: lovely, although it’s nice to see the Thank you to Grace for helping John green of the bush and paddocks, it’s while i was sick. God Bless Betty D’ nice to see some colour. Lisa Fry 0415 954 993 Well our AGM went off very well, Ian Pensioners News Curley officiated and our Committee At our August Meeting there were 18 This is a non-profit event by the is as follows. members present. Hope Betty Derrick, Lions Club of Waroona and all President. Ivy Wilson, Vice President Peg Plant, and Yvonne Hill-Warner are proceeds go back into the Dorothy Hansen, Jnr Vice President all recovering, and will soon be back Community. Sandra Twaddle, Secretary Janet with us. The Pensioner,s are going on a Please Support ALL Wood, Assist. Secretary Sandra mystery trip with the Seniors, when the Johns, Treasurer. Thelma Burston weather fines up. This should be a Lions activities Social Committee: Carmel Lindley, interesting day. President Dot is Jan Lepper. Amelia Cirello, Yvonne holidaying in Bali, hope the weather is Hill-Warner, Thelma Rafferty. better over there! See you all on the Many thanks to Ian, and to all who 6th. September. Waroona Pensioner’s attended. And congratulations to you Social Club all. We are planning a Mystery Trip Stories from the Fireground 1st Wed—Dot Hansen 9733 1892 Either in September or early October, should be a lovely day. Please put In September 2016, the Shire of Harvey your name on the list at the next commissioned the production of a book Waroona Playgroup Seniors Meeting if you would like to containing stories from community Playgroup is open Mon, Tues and come along. There have been some members who were impacted by the Thurs 9-11am for children 0-5yrs old of our Members on the sick list, we January 2016 Bushfires. Over 100 2 Henning Street Waroona WA 6215 hope you are on the mend and will submissions were received from people Facebook - Waroona Playgroup 2017 describing their experience and these [email protected] see you soon, take care. If you are new to town and are a Senior, please include stories, poems, photos and join us at our next meeting which is on drawings. The book was officially WAROONA ST JOHN September 27th at 1.30pm in the launched at a function in Harvey on 26th AMBULANCE Seniors Hall situated in Millar Street July. Copies of the book are available Sub Centre Opening Times opposite the St Joe,s School, free locally for purchase for $30 through the Tues & Thurs afternoon tea, and Bingo afterwards. Waroona Historical Society – contact Debra Tyler on 0417 770 5966 or 9:00am - 12 noon, Regards to all. Janet Wood Glenece Walmsley on 97331687. Other then 12:30 to 3pm (Secretary) 97333701 outlets are the Shire of Harvey Phone: 9733 2122 Administration office, Harvey Visitor EMERGENCY: 000 Centre and the Yarloop Community www.waroonaambulance.com.au Resource Centre. All fees collected from the sale of the book will be put into trust to be used for a further reprint of the book WELL OF LIVING at a later date. The Shire of Harvey would WATER like to acknowledge everyone who has contributed to this project, sharing Meetings at 7 Butler Retreat experiences such as this has not always Waroona been easy and we thank everyone who 7 pm every 2nd Friday has taken the time to do this. The Shire Needed, prayer Warriors for our of Harvey would also like to thank the Nation from 2 Chronicles 7v14 sponsors - Lotterywest, Minderoo and All welcome supper after. Alcoa for their contributions to the project. September 2017 Page 5 Waroona Veterinary Clinic News With the warm weather on its way we the most cost effective antivenin for that they can’t get rid of. In the early expect Tiger snakes to be out once your animal. Handle the dead snake stages the hair is visible and could be day time temperatures stay over 16 by the tail with extreme caution (avoid removed, however over time tartar degrees consistently. Dugites will the head) and do not allow children to forms over the hair and hides the follow soon after. handle the snake under any problem. So what should you do? Be aware of the signs of snakebite circumstances.
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