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Media Release

Vincent Catania MLA Member for North West Central

Dirk Hartog 2016 celebrations 26th October 2016

A festival of music, art, culture and history was held to commemorate 400 years since Dutch discoverer Dirk Hartog made landfall in Shark Bay, Western Australia. Hartog’s landing is the oldest record of European contact with Australia, arriving on his vessel the Eendracht, in 1616.

Member for North West Central, Vince Catania attended the five of days of celebrations along with traditional owners, local residents and the many visitors who travelled from far and wide to participate in the memorable festivities.

“It was a privilege to be involved in the amazing celebrations in Shark Bay. All the events were incredible and there was something for everyone. The Traditional Mulgana songs heard for the first time in many years were beautifully performed and the sail in parade with the carborad boats was great and the whole weekend had fantastic community participation.” Said Vince.

Other Events included the Ocean Classic Yacht Race, outdoor concerts, Pyrophone Juggernaut – the largest hand operated multi-octave fire organ in the world, Spiegeltent - mirrored tent, interactive ‘portrait corner”, dressing in period costume, festival bar, food stalls, arts and crafts, spice markets, photographic exhibition, the Duyfken, the Shark Bay entertainers, historical events and the stunning Gala Ball. .

“Thanks to Royalties for Regions, the new Denham jetty, redeveloped town site and foreshore was a hub of activity for many locals and visitors. A striking art piece on the foreshore has become a focal point for many visitors.”

The new state-of-the-art digital multimedia panel interactive display at the Shark Bay World Heritage Discovery and Visitor Centre offers a modern and exciting opportunity to learn and explore the history surrounding Shark Bay.

“Denham is a tourism hub in the Gascoyne region and the significant investment into the revitilisation of the town will ensure the community continues to thrive and offer visitors new and exciting attractions.”

“This is another example of how Royalties for Regions is ensuring the viability and sustainability of regional towns and enhancing the lives of community members,’” added Vince.

“Congratulations to the Shire of Shark Bay, the volunteers and organisers who made the weekend so special. Well done to all on creating such a fitting and inclusive commemoration of this important part of Australian history.”

For media enquiries please contact Vince Catania on (08) 99412 999 or email [email protected]

[email protected] 20 Robinson Street Carnarvon WA 6701 Tel 9941 2999 www.vincentcatania.com.au PO Box 1000 Carnarvon WA 6701 Fax 9941 2000

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION CALL FOR NOMINATIONS Shire of Shark Bay

An Extraordinary Postal Election will be held on Wednesday, 14 December 2016 in the Shire of Shark Bay to fill the following vacancy:

Useless Loop/Pastoral Ward 1 Councillor Term to expire: 21 October 2017

NOMINATIONS OPEN on Monday, 31 October 2016.

NOMINATIONS CLOSE at 4.00pm on Monday, 7 November 2016. Nominations must be lodged with the Returning Officer • at any time during the above period by arrangement; or • between 2:00pm and 4:00pm Monday, 7 November 2016 (close of nominations) at the Shire of Shark Bay, 65 Knight Terrace DENHAM WA 6537.

NOMINATION REQUIREMENTS Candidates are required to lodge with the Returning Officer: • a completed nomination in the prescribed form, signed and witnessed. (This form is available from the Returning Officer, the Western Australian Electoral Commission or the Shire of Shark Bay); • a single A4 page profile containing not more than 150 words of information about the candidate; • a nomination deposit of $80 (cash, bank cheque or postal order); and • a recent passport-sized photograph (optional).

The Commission has developed an online system called Nomination Builder to assist candidates to complete their nomination form which includes the candidate profile. This is the preferred method of completing the nomination form and profile for elections conducted by the Commission. Candidates complete their nomination details and profile, print the completed form which has a reference number allocated and lodge it with the Returning Officer. The nomination builder can be accessed at www.elections.wa.gov.au

Where an agent lodges a nomination on a candidate’s behalf, it must be in the prescribed form with a written authorisation signed by the candidate.

The documents may be hand delivered, posted or faxed to the Returning Officer and must be received by the close of nominations.

INFORMATION Full details about eligibility and nomination procedures for prospective candidates can be obtained by contacting the Returning Officer on 0456 658 021 or the Western Australian Electoral Commission on 13 63 06.

Garry HAWKES RETURNING OFFICER

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If you call the Shark Bay Health Centre after hours you will be transferred through to Health Direct where a Silver Chain Shark Bay Registered Nurse will ask you a number Normal business hours of questions to determine whether you need further emergency assessment Monday to Friday by the Shark Bay nurse. If you require (excluding public holidays) further assessment, your call will be put through to the local nurse. 9.00am to 12.30pm & 1.30pm to 4.00pm Examples of an EMERGENCY include: • Breathing difficulties • Chest pain Telephone: 9948 1400 • Severe abdominal pain • Bleeding that can’t be controlled Silver Chain provides with first aid AFTER HOURS health services • Convulsions and fits for EMERGENCIES ONLY • Deep lacerations • Eye or ear injuries • Uncontrolled high fever After Hours Emergencies After Hours Emergencies • Loss of consciousness • Pregnancy – bleeding or onset of labour • A very sick child

Due to several RSL members being out of down, the RSL will not be organising Remembrance Day Service at Pionner Park this year.

Poppies for Sale at the CRC

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Executive Officer’s Report

THANKS GDC SENIORS WEEK A big thankyou to the Gascoyne Development The SBCRC has received grant Commission for providing the funding to support the funding through Caring for Older Australian’s (COTA) SBCRC’s Navigating the West, Mapping Australia to provide Seniors Week activities here in Denham. You projection at the Dirk Hartog Voyage of Discovery. are welcome to come down to the SBCRC on Tuesday A large collection of community gathered footage, 8th at 10am in November to participate in free gift card photos, imagery and materials were included in the making workshops. A luncheon has been organised projection which was created by Carnarvon’s Anton by the Denham Seniors group also on Wednesday 9th, Bloom, a visual artist. This projection is a valuable 12pm at the Azure Cafe, A big thankyou to COTA, and asset for our community and your most welcome to a the Shire of Shark Bay for supporting and assisting our copy on request. SBCRC to secure funding to ensure our local seniors are appreciated and acknowledged during Seniors Week 6th-13th November.

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Editorial Policy the Management Committee. All materials submitted by the community are to be Management Committee’s approval), but The Inscription Post is produced monthly factual and non discriminatory. The Editorial limited space is available, so please keep by the Shark Bay Community Resource Management Committee has the right to submissions short – a maximum of one Centre in good faith as a means of providing edit any items submitted for print, including page unless prior approval is granted by information to the community and to promote abbreviating, spelling, grammar and also the Editorial Management Committee. The the Shark Bay area positively. may withhold or not print at all, any material author’s name must be supplied for any considered unsuitable or offensive with no contribution. The articles printed in the An Editorial Management Committee of explanation needed. newsletter do not necessarily reflect the views Editorial Policy & Advertising Editorial Policy & the Inscription Post has been delegated of the Editorial Management Committee, staff the responsibility of the editorial role of We are more than happy to accept articles or volunteers or management committee at the Inscription Post and is supported by free of charge (subject to the Editorial the Shark Bay Community Resource Centre.

Shark Bay Inscription Post - November 2016 7 YEAR IN BRIEF It’s was a year of changes at the Shark Bay CRC during 2015/2016, as we experienced our second year The Shark Bay Community Resource Centre (SBCRC) of significant funding changes. Our main government recently held our annual general meeting and is supporter the Department of Regional Development, delighted to welcome a new member Sharyn Burvill, implemented a contract model of funding for CRC’s who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience at the start of the 2014/2015 financial year thanks to onto our management committee. It is disappointing Royalties for Regions funding. This funding has proved to have farwelled other members from our committee more beneficial for our CRC as we met and indeed over including Jill Dwyer from the Gascoyne Development succeeded in meeting our contractual requirements to Commission and possibly (if we can’t persuade her ensure we continue to support the economic, business to change her mind now they are staying in Denham) and social development in our community. Claire Harrower, one of our local school teachers. All past committee members Jill, Claire, Errol, Greg, Attached is a “hive of activity” extracted from the Rebecca, Karen, Julie, George, Derek and Joe SBCRC’s Annual Report which is a brief description have supported our local CRC and its staff to meet of what we have been proud to achieve at the CRC in exceptional performances during the 2015/2016 the last year. financial year.

Access to 696 clients supported to Government access Services Centrelink 20 Government Services (up 46) 2131 Inscription Hot Office Post newsletters bookings were sold made 245 clients 40 corporate

accessed bookings for our 213 Facebook government CRC hot office Likes information (up 85) 14 video 7 Business 1,667 likes on conferences to Development Facebook’s connect clients events held Shark Bay Buy with services Sell Swap page Economic and CRC Trainee Business announced as Development “Gascoyne Trainee of the Support Conversions of Year” 46 clients Building VHS cassettes to engage in DVD’s & vinyl business Community records to CD’s workshops Connections Introduced a started 99 clients 6 dynamic Commander engaged in one business Phone System on one training workshops held with internet workshops 5 Uni exams

Services and were held at the Products CRC under our Supervision Max Employment “Pop up Shop” agreed to established for Social permanent room local authors & Development rental groups in the Support CRC Partnered with 6,993 clients 4,174 clients Water Corp. to engaged in engage in provide a free Recreation focused social showerhead Centre activities and learning swap program activities 25 Free Trip 36 focused social Travel Vouchers and learning were booked activities held through the CRC 335 clients

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Annual Report 2014-2015 Shark Bay Community Resource Centre o Page 1 8 SHIRE PRESIDENT’S REPORT – October 2016

Dirk Hartog Festival of Discovery!

WOW! What an awesome week of festivities and activities that was, starting with the arrival of the Batavia longboat on Tuesday18th and continuing until the closing ceremony the following Tuesday.

I really hope you took advantage of all the events that were part of our Festival. Shark Bay really turned it on for our many and varied visitors during the week, including the magic weather during the weekend. The positive feedback from so many, not only locals but complete strangers, has made all the effort by everyone involved in organising and presenting the events so worthwhile.

On Thursday evening, we held a reception for the Duyfken crew and representatives from all local community groups, where we were treated to a narrative by the Foundation’s Chairman, John Longley, about the vessel’s journey north and the history of the original Duyfken and the replica. Fascinating stories! I trust you all had a chance to do a tour of the ship whilst she was in port and are in awe that 30 sailors lived and worked in such a small space for months on end whilst at sea.

The Opening Ceremony on Friday night attracted more than 400 people and included a welcome to country, dancing and singing by Malgana people, followed by a performance from the Lost Quays in the Speigeltent. They also put on impromptu appearances up and down Knight Terrace for the next few days and entertained the crowds with their shanty songs.

There was heaps going on during Saturday – the finish of the Ocean Classic Yacht race, an outdoor live telecast in Knight Terrace from ABC North West radio, the foreshore markets and the fantastic concert at the amphitheatre with music to groove to by All Our Exces Live in Texas, Blue Shaddy and of course Joe Camilleri and the Black Sorrows. Excellent performances by all three groups with plenty of people hobbling the next day after a few hours in the mosh pit!

The Phyrophone Juggernaught was truly remarkable. I cannot imagine the mind that came up with such unique fire and percussion music spectacle – using actual flames to make the pipes sing. It’s the largest hand operated fire organ in the world and we were privileged to have it here in the Bay!

Sunday’s Dress as a Pirate Day and the Box Wars Parade was great fun. Congratulations to all those who made cardboard boats and paraded their creations down the main street.

The only ticketed event of the whole Festival – the Golden Age 1616 Ball was held during the evening in the Speigeltent – what a fabulous venue! There were almost as many spectators outside of the tent as there were ball goers. With the majority of participants dressed in period costumes, it was a stunning display which really added to the atmosphere of the event. The catering was excellent and the entertainment included a string quartet, a band, trapeze artist and DJ. It was heaps of fun and everyone had a great time.

The Speigeltent on Monday night was a chance for local artists and musicians to showcase their talents and let’s not forget the daily program of events – the ND5 photographic exhibition in the Discovery Centre gallery, the Discovery Hub, MODA 1616 costumes, street performances by the Shark Bay Entertainers and Mapping the West projections on the Discovery Centre building.

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Dirk Hartog Commemoration

The Department of Premier and Cabinet (DPC) organised an event at Cape Inscription on Tuesday 25th to commemorate Dirk Hartog’s landing and a plinth containing the two replica plates from Vlamingh and Hartog were unveiled. Interpretive panels in the windows of the Lighthouse Keeper’s Quarters were also officially unveiled.

Then in the afternoon on the Denham foreshore, the Union sculpture art piece was officially made public and the Shire and Department of Transport works as part of the revitalisation project were officially opened by the Premier, Colin Barnett and Terry Redman, Minister for Regional Development. The nautical playground on the foreshore is already a huge hit with kids itching for it to be finished!

In the Discovery Centre, a new interactive multi-media display was opened, which has provided an exciting digital dimension to the exhibits already in the Centre. It’s a touch screen which transports you to different maritime events throughout history and I recommend that you go and check it out next time you’re passing the Centre.

Then the Denham Fishermen’s Association and the Shark Bay Fish Factory crew cooked up a storm at the foreshore barbeque using pristine local Shark Bay seafood, which was extremely well received by everyone, dignitaries included. This was followed by a traditional Malgana blessing and the Festival closing ceremony.

Thanks

A huge thank you must go to Geoffrey and his team of workers from production house, Strut and Fret, the Shire’s contracted event coordinators. There was an absolutely tremendous effort put into planning, organising and executing the events for this festival. We certainly couldn’t have pulled it off without these guys, who were so organised, professional and unflappable throughout the whole exercise.

Everyone at the Shire, from the CEO to the office girls, the community development team, the staff at the Discovery Centre, depot and outside crews – all put in an enormous effort for many months leading up to the Festival as well as during it. Thanks also to the Community Hosts who were invaluable in providing assistance and information to the many visitors we had to the Bay.

And also a massive thank you to the local community which embraced the Festival and worked with the Shire to bring the whole community together to not only celebrate and cement Shark Bay’s place in the European history of exploration and discovery of Australia, but also to promote to visitors our pretty unique lifestyle, our pristine environment and our tourism potential.

I acknowledge the external organisations which provided funding to assist with holding the Festival of Discovery – Premier and Cabinet, Tourism WA, the Dutch Embassy and the Royalties for Regions funding program – via the Gascoyne Development Commission.

So on behalf of the Shire, I hope you had an awesome time during the Festival. Rather than a one-off event, we hope to create a lasting legacy which will contribute to economic prosperity for the whole community into the future.

Cheryl

Cheryl Cowell President

Shark Bay Inscription Post - November 2016 10 Activity Report October 10 District Emergency Management (DEMC) - Geraldton 12 Interview Dutch journalist Special Meeting of Council Community Forum – Festival of Discovery 13 ABC Geraldton – radio interview 14 School assembly – WALGA Roadwise Award 17 Local Emergency Management (LEMC) exercise and meeting 20 Duyfken Welcome event – jetty marquee 21 Our Town TV program - interview Opening Ceremony – Festival of Discovery 22 ABC North West live radio interview 22-24 Dirk Hartog Festival of Discovery events 25 Official opening of Denham Foreshore Official unveiling Union Art Piece - foreshore Official unveiling Interactive Multimedia Panels – Discovery Centre A Taste of Shark Bay – Denham foreshore Conclusion of Festival 26 October Council meeting

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SHIRE OF SHARK BAY Telephone (08) 9948 1218 Facsimile (08) 9948 1237 65 Knight Terrace Email [email protected] Denham WA 6537 All correspondence to the PO Box 126 Denham WA 6537 Chief Executive Officer

PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE CYCLONE CLEAN UP

DATE AND TIME FOR THE ORDINARY Denham Townsite COUNCIL MEETINGS FOR 2017 MONDAY 14 NOVEMBER 2016

On Monday 14 November 2016 the Shire of Shark Bay will conduct In Accordance with the Local Government Act 1995 its annual clean up in the Townsite of Denham in preparation for the coming Cyclone season. Council wishes to advise that the Ordinary Council meetings for 2017 will be held as follows: The Industrial area is excluded from this pickup.

Residents are asked to place any materials imposing a Cyclone Risk January 2017 – No ordinary meeting of Council to be held; including green waste, on the road verge in front of their property. February 2017 – Wednesday 22 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; March 2017 – Wednesday 29 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; Please help the Shire keep verges clean for the Dirk Hartog April 2017 – Wednesday 26 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; Commemorations from 20 October to 27 October it is requested May 2017 – Wednesday 31 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; that; June 2017 – Wednesday 28 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; July 2017 – Wednesday 26 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; No Rubbish be placed on verge till after 2 November 2016 - August 2017 – Wednesday 30 Commencing at 9.30 am at Hamelin Station Reserve; Materials placed on verge before this date will NOT be September 2017–Wednesday 27 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; removed. October 2017 – Wednesday 25 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; Residents are asked to clearly separate metal items and green November 2017 –Wednesday 29 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; and waste from normal materials. December 2017 – Wednesday 20 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers. Asbestos, tyres, batteries and putrescible (household) rubbish will not be collected and must not be placed on the verge. Penalties Paul Anderson apply for the dumping of these materials. The cyclone clean up will commence at 7.30 am on Monday 14 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER November 2016.

Any items placed out after this date will not be picked up and will be the responsibility of the resident to remove.

Paul Anderson PUBLIC NOTICECHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

DATE AND TIME FOR THE ORDINARY COUNCIL MEETINGS FOR 2016

In AccordancePUBLIC with the Local NOTICEGovernment Act 1995 Council wishesPUBLIC to advise that NOTICE the Ordinary Council meetings for 2016 will be held as follows: DATE AND TIME FOR THE ORDINARY JanuaryDATE 2016 –ANDNo ordinary TIME meetingFOR THE of CouncilORDINARY to be held; COUNCILFebruary 2016 – Wednesday MEETING 24 CommencingS FOR at 3.00201 pm6 in Council Chambers; MarchCOUNCIL 2016 – Wednesday MEETING 30 CommencingS FOR 201 at 3.006 pm in Council Chambers; April 2016 – Wednesday 27 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; IMayn Accordance 2016In Accordance – Wednesday with with 25 theCommencingthe Local Local Government atGovernment 3.00 pm Actin Council 1995 Act Chambers; 1995 June 2016Council – Wednesday wishes to 29advise Commencing that the Ordinary at 3.00 pm Council in Council Chambers; CouncilJuly 2016meetings – wishesWednesday for 201 to 627 advisewill Commencing be held that as follows:atthe 3.00 Ordinary pm in Council Council Chambers; meetingsAugust 2016 –forWednesday 2016 will 31 Commencing be held as at 9.30follows: am at Useless Loop; SeptemberJanuary 2016 2016 ––WednesdayNo ordinary meeting 28 Commencing of Council to be held; at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; February 2016 – Wednesday 24 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; JanuaryOctoberMarch 20162016 2016 –– –NoWednesdayWednesday ordinary 30 Commencingmeeting26 Commencing of at Council 3.00 pm at in 3.00to Council be pm held; Chambers; in Council Chambers; FebruaryNovemberApril 2016 2016 2016 ––Wednesday –WednesdayWednesday 27 Commencing 24 30 Commencing Commencing at 3.00 pm in atat Council 3.003.00 pmChambers; in Council Chambers; and DecemberMay 2016 2016 – Wedn – Monesdayday 25 Commencing19 Commencing at 3.00 pm at in 3 Council.00 pm Chambers; in Council Chambers. March June2016 2016 – Wednesday – Wednesday 29 30 Commencing Commencing at 3.00 pmat 3.00in Council pm Chambers;in Council Chambers; April 2016July 2016 – Wednesday – Wednesday 2727 Commencing Commencing at 3.00 at pm 3.00 in Council pm in Chambers; Council Chambers; August 2016 – Wednesday 31 Commencing at 9.30 am at Useless Loop; May 2016September – Wedn 2016esday–Wednesday 25 Commencing 28 Commencing at 3.003.00 pm pm in Council in Council Chambers; Chambers; JunePaul 2016October Anderson – Wednesday2016 – Wednesday 29 26Commencing Commencing at 3.00at 3.00 pm in pm Council in Council Chambers; Chambers; July 2016November – Wednesday 2016 –Wednesday 27 Commencing 30 Commencing atat 3.00 3.00 pm pmin Council in Council Chambers; Chambers; and December 2016 – Monday 19 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers. AugustCHIEF 2016 EXECUTIVE – Wednesday 31 Commencing OFFICER at 9.30 am at Useless Loop; September 2016–Wednesday 28 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; OctoberPaul 2016 Anderson – Wednesday 26 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; NovemberCHIEF 2016 EXECUTIVE –Wednesday 30 OFFICER Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; and December 2016 – Monday 19 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers.

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NEW CHRISTMAS PRESENTS As a suggestion for those who find it difficult to find a present for those family members that seem to have everything they need. If your older parents or family are those that hitch up the caravan and head off into remote parts of our country or even just for a day’s outing; then you may wish to consider giving them a personal locator beacon (or PLB) as a present.

These are similar to an EPIRB that boat users must have in their vessels but are designed primarily for land use. PLB’s must be registered with the Australian FEATURES PROVIDES SIX INDEPENDENT Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) so the emergency groups can respond efficientlyMEANS OF RESCUE : when ✓ 406MHZ TRANSMISSION ✓ 121.5MHZ HOMING SIGNAL the PLB is activated. They can be used by people when they experience trouble✓ GPS LOCATION that is ✓ VISUAL STROBE ✓ SIGNAL MIRROR life threatening such as breaking down in a remote area or getting lost while walking✓ WHISTLE ON LANYARD away from their camp site or another emergency. The PLB’s will transmit the coordinates every five minutes for at least 24 hours and are accurate to within 3 meters.

The PLBs can also be used by wind surfers, kite boarders’, kayakers and even people sailing alone on yachts or boats if they cannot reach their boats EPIRBs. The PLB does not replace the need for the boat to have an EPIRB but can be used as an additional safety measure when worn. They are water resistant to a depth of 10 metres for 24 hours.

The Shark Bay SES unit is fund raising by through the sale of PLBs and we thank the CRC for displaying and selling them on behalf of our unit.

Shark Bay Inscription Post - November 2016 13 Local news from… SHARK BAY POLICE STATION Durlacher Street, Denham WA 6537

Shark Bay Police would like to pass on their thanks to the organisers, volunteers and community members that put on such an amazing, mainly trouble free event.

Police co-ordinated a series of well attended Local Emergency Management, two District Emergency Management meetings and an exercise, to ensure all planning was sufficient for an event of this size and geographical remoteness.

Extra Police were placed on the roads ensuring the event was traffic accident free.

Water Police, with the assistance of Department of Transport and VMR ensured there were no serious accidents on the water.

Police sent a strong message early to anyone wanting to spoil the event by arresting a 38 year old Ice dealer from Perth during the opening speeches. He was conveyed to Geraldton with the courts ensuring he was not permitted to return to Shark Bay!

Police also assisted with the ceremony on Dirk Hartog Island, which was trouble free and applauded by some over excited whales seen playing in the background.

OPERATION NICCORAMA

[email protected] Ph: 9948 1201

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St John Ambulance Shark Bay Sub Centre

WHY PAY AMBULANCE MEMBERSHIP FEES? ST JOHN AMBULANCE SHARK BAY Because it can save you a lot of money! One Day Course Do you know that a basic ambulance “Provide First Aid” call out from the Shark Bay Hotel HLTAID003 PFA1 to Silver Chain will cost you $484? For Membership fees of just th $69 per single and $113 per family Friday November 18 2016 you would be covered for all of these costs. Pre learning needs to be completed before this date This amounts to a little more than $1.30 per week for a single Save a life - or 18 cents per day. it could be that of a loved one! Most pensioners over 65 are covered (please check your eligibility). For all enquires and registration contact Sally : 0429 929 175 It makes sense to pay St John Ambulance fee, Linda: 9948 3023 doesn’t it? [email protected] [email protected]

AGM Wednesday 16th November at 6.00pm.

Followed by Drinks & Nibbles All welcome!

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The Shark Bay Sub Centre Volunteers would like to say a big “Thank you!” to our visiting Volunteers & Paramedics from Geraldton & Northampton who allowed SJA’s local volunteers to relax/enjoy/work during the Festival.. !

Back row: Dennice, Sally, Fay, Nic, Lyn, Lynne, Lorna, Peter, Wilanda, Geoff, Derek They too , le Front row: Jens, Sharna, Phil, Sylvia, Patricia ft a p la t Although they had a dozen call outs, they managed to e find some spare time, to enjoy some of the festivities and ! even write a poem (and put on a show of their own) & leave a plate, to commemorate it all... Seems like they were inspired by Dirk Hartog & The SB Entertainers...!

“SJA Voyage of Discovery 20/10/16 Twas 10am on Thursday when we set sail for Shark Bay With lunch at a Billabong along the way, we arrived in Denham later that day. With time to kill and an induction from Phil. We were all safe ... but Mike was he stuck on some hill??? HILL!! SAND!! DIGGGG!!

On Friday we were all set and ready to go. So down to the foreshore to watch the opening show A couple of jobs and patients to mooove Look out at the runway, it’s full of damn roos! PATIENT!! AMBULANCE!! ROOOOOS!! Nic Chadbourne - Community Paramedic Central Midwest, Outdoor concert and Golden Age Ball Christine Sylvester - Regional Training and Development Officer, a sight to see for all involved Lorna Teakle - Volunteer Support Paramedic Geraldton, Some band-aids, some Panadol, a tampon and one fall. Lynne Hunt - Midwest Regional Manager, So now we all leave you, our work here is done, Stacey Rogers VAO - Irwin, We have enjoyed your hospitality. We hope you had FUN Lyn Piper - VAO & VDO Geraldton, BAND-AIDS!!! PANADOL!! TAMPON - ewwww”!! Peter Tupman - VAO Northampton and...... not shown, as they were based on Dirk Hartog Island: © Geraldton Crew Mike Weston and Jake Lymn!

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IMPORTANT NOTICE Please note that due to legislative changes, new tax rates have been in place from the 1st October 2016 for the FY 2016/17. Please update your payroll and tax tables which can be downloaded from https://www.ato.gov.au/Rates/Tax-tables/

ANNUAL ELECTORS' GENERAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given, in accordance with Sections 5.27 and 5.29 of the Local Government Act 1, that the Electors General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 30 November 2016 at the Shark Bay Recreation Centre, Francis Street Council Chamber commencing at 6.30 pm.

Order of Business -

1 Receiving of the Annual Report of the Shire of Shark Bay for the year ending 30 June 2016. 2 Presenting of the Auditors Report. 3 Presenting of the Presidents Report. 4 Any Other General Business.

Questions that may require research are requested to be submitted to the Chief Executive Officer in writing no later than Friday 18 November 2016.

Copies of the Annual Report are available from the Shire Office during normal office hours and on the Shire of Shark Bay website at www.sharkbay.wa.gov.au.

Paul Anderson Chief Executive Officer

Shark Bay Inscription Post - November 2016 17 Shire Community Notices HMAS SYDNEY II 75th ANNIVERSARY 19th November 1941 – 2016

Visit the Shark Bay World Heritage Discovery & Visitor Centre to learn more about Australia’s greatest naval tragedy. Footage of the ship in its final resting place will be shown in the Discovery Centre.

75th Anniversary The Shire of Shark Bay and members of the community Commemorative consider it important to commemorate the loss of the merchandise will also be available for purchase. HMAS Sydney II and its entire crew of 645 men during one of the great maritime battles off the Australian coast during World War II. This year will mark the 75th Anniversary of this battle. Open Weekdays The sinking of the Sydney II on 19 November 1941 has 9am – 5pm & long been a part of the history and culture of the region, Weekends and there is special significance of the Shark Bay location 10am – 4pm for those who have family links to the lost crew. The HMAS Sydney II Memorial Wall depicts a silhouette image of HMAS Sydney II which sensitively commemorates the event and is made up of the names and roles of each of the lost crew. The memorial serves as a poignant reminder of the bravery of those men who gave their lives during Australia’s greatest naval disaster. Please make time this 19th November to visit the memorial and remember those lost. LEST WE FORGET

Shark Bay Inscription Post - November 2016 18 Community Notices BOAT 4 SALE

the first Sunday of the month For sale Bellcraft 1/2 cabin fibreglass runabout 4.25metres Om licences trailer with LED lights.

Community Notices NEW 40HP 2stroke engine with electric start, 30 hours just run in NEW jockey wheel NEW Bimini (still in box) Complete with EPIRB, jackets, flares, sounder, 27meg radio. Ready to go Flared bow makes this an ideal “Bay boat” and crabber, massive 45L tank Swivel seats $5,000 call 0409 115 060

We wish Jane & Robert Marley & Asia the very best for their new adventure in England!

Safe travels & remember to come back and visit! Margaret, we wish you all the best for your new adventure in Darwin and look forward to seeing you back in Shark Bay!

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November 2 Robert Pedersen 2 Steve Copeland 3 Brody Child 5 Luke Dair 8 Alison Beales 8 Ada Fossa 9 Win Crawford 11 Beryl James 13 Corina Robins 14 Shane Guthrie Happy 3rd Birthday 17 Hayleigh Russell 20 Rhonda Mettam 24 Quoin Sellenger Pippa Jane 28 Florence Cross Love Daddy, Mummy & Kaylee 4 Seth Burton 18th November

Special Thank You Thank you for the condolence messages and support we received from friends and residents of Denham with the recent loss of Cliff Wheeler. Community Notices Also thanks to Denise and staff at the Silver Chain for their care The Dirk Hartog Voyage of Discovery of Cliff in the past few years. Celebrations was enjoyed by all. Win, Paul, Mark and Jill Wheeler To The Shire of Shark Bay, all others involved and the Shark Bay Community, Yours Sincerely you have done us proud! My thanks to all my families for being here with me and special thanks to Bianca McNear. The Spiegel Tent was really amazing. Wishing you all a safe and Happy Xmas and New Year. Tell your families and friends you love them. Treasure each moment you share with them as life is so precious. Love and God Bless. Ada Fossa “Gone Fishing’’

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“1616 Hartog” 2016

I would like to think that we have been able to With a cast ranging from teenagers to seniors or contribute to the 1616 celebrations amongst such a more than five times their age, we came together. wonderful array of artists that came to and performed Extroverts, introverts, musicians, singers, poetry in Shark Bay. lovers, people who love to be on stage, to people who have never “trod the boards” before - we The Shark Bay Entertainers’ (TSBE) group was entertained. formed a little over two years ago and was given a chance to show off its existence and talents thanks On top of the short lead time up to the performance to the Gascoyne Development Commission (GDC) date, not only did we entertain, we did this in the most Royalties for Regions - Gascoyne Community Chest challenging of circumstance - “street performance”. Fund, and the Shire of Shark Bay. Undoubtedly a challenge that no one was expecting With the finances made available to the TSBE in July to add to their resume. The Shark Bay wind did and just six weeks out from the 1616 celebrations we not get the better of us, when the wind changed had no idea what form this performance would take. its direction we change ours, without microphones, All we knew was that we had a daunting challenge lights, stage or curtains we performed “live and raw”. before us and we were “shaking in our boots”. We all had an experience that can go down in history Challenges were to include; what to perform, alongside Dirk Hartog’s and hope that the visitors to who would be available, what talents would these Shark Bay did as well. Congratulations must go not performers have, and where and when to set the only to our little group, who I am very proud of, but stage during such a prestigious moment in time - to StrutnFret, in particular Geoffrey Masters and his 400yr celebrations? team, also to the Shire of Shark Bay, in particular Linda Butterly and Bec Stanley. With the wonderful assistance of Polly a multi- talented fantastic teaching artist with a lot of Thank you everyone for making Denham come alive experience as an actor, dramaturge, playwright and and leaving us all with the feeling that we all “came voice specialist from the Black Swan State Theatre, together” and succeeded in doing our best for the we were on our way! community. Polly not only put together a format for performances, Derek Weston, she wrote the script, did the casting, and coached us Chairperson of TSBE with various exercises for both voice and body. She “proud to belong” encouraged us all to extend ourselves well beyond our usual comfort zones. © Photos by Janine Guenther and Belle Cuadro Arriola © Photos by Janine Guenther and Belle Cuadro On the new foreshore! Monday night inside the Spiegel Tent

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Hailyuri Arriola Johan Bakker Wilanda Keith Capewell Fay Castling Bakker-Princee Ruzell Gabriel Curita

Maggie Hargreaves Rosemary Lewis (+ Polly Low Shanoline Shannon Chrissy Costumes & Props) (Dramaturg Morrison Fonseka McMonagle Pukk-Locke & Co-Director)

Hailyuri Arriola Tamala Sellenger John Sentenneller Patricia Derek Weston Renoir-Weston (+ Co-Director) (+ Stage Director)

Special thanks to: Linda Butterly Shark Bay Shire Jill Dwyer Gascoyne Development Commission Polly Low Black Swan State Theatre Company Geoffrey Masters StrutnFret Barbara Storman Costumes Watch this space for our next performance: Carols on Wheels!

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Wednesday 23 December 2015 OPEN 10-12 no opening fee Thursday 24 December 2015 OPEN 10-12 no opening fee Friday 25 December 2015 CLOSED Saturday 26 December 2015 OPEN 8.00am – 12.00, 1.00pm-3.00pm Sunday 27 December 2015 OPEN 8.00am – 12.00, 1.00pm-3.00pm Monday 28 December 2015 OPEN 8.00am – 12.00, 1.00pm-3.00pm Tuesday 29 December 2015 OPEN 8.00am – 12.00, 1.00pm-3.00pm Wednesday 30 December 2015 OPEN 10-12 no opening fee Thursday 31 December 2015 OPEN 10-12 no opening fee Friday 1 January 2015 CLOSED

Uncovered or improperly covered loads on the way to the refuse site may result in a $200 on the spot fine or up to $1,000 imposed by the court.

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Primary Health Exchange allows community to have their say on health

7 October 2016

WA Primary Health Alliance (WAPHA) is excited to launch its new online consultation hub, Primary Health Exchange.

WAPHA regional manager Jodie Green based in Geraldton said the online community engagement website would allow people in the Midwest to have their say on projects and share their thoughts on the planning and design of primary health care in their local community.

“WAPHA, which oversees the strategic commissioning functions of WA’s three Primary Health Networks, including Country WA Primary Health Network, primary objective is to improve health outcomes and patient experiences through the commissioning of appropriate services where they are most needed.

“We recognise that engagement is an ongoing process and Primary Health Exchange provides a platform where people can exchange ideas, opinions and experiences across primary health,” Mrs Green said.

“Primary Health Exchange is designed to support and encourage people to get involved in the planning of local primary health care in the Midwest to support the PHN to meet the health needs of our local community.”

Mrs Green said WAPHA’s community engagement framework aims for participation of local communities in policy development, planning and service delivery.

Current topics which people can have their say and join the conversation on include Innovation in primary care, Patient Stories and changes in primary care for Aboriginal people.

For more information about Primary Health Exchange and to register to participate, visit the website phexchange.wapha.org.au

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For more information: Jodie Green Regional Manager WA Primary Health Alliance Tel: 0439 282 636 Email: [email protected]

t 08 6272 4900 f 08 9277 5304 2-5, 7 Tanunda Drive P.O Box 591 e [email protected] Rivervale WA 6103 Belmont WA 6984

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Media Release

Vincent Catania MLA Member for North West Central

Regional residents to shape their future 10th October 2016

Member for North West Central, Vince Catania is urging regional residents to have their say and help shape the future of their region by completing the Living in the Regions 2016 survey.

Made possible by Royalties for Regions, the survey is a safe and convenient way for regional residents to contribute thoughts about their region.

The survey was a great opportunity for residents to share their perceptions and experiences of living in WA’s regional communities.

“Royalties for Regions is transforming regional WA through the provision of essential infrastructure and services,” Vince said.

“Finding out more about residents, what attracts them to live in the regions and what they like best about their region, are simple but crucial elements that are instrumental in supporting the ongoing sustainability of our regions.”

Vince said it was anticipated government agencies, private organisations and community groups will use the survey findings to support decision-making and policy development across regional WA.

More than 10,000 people responded when the West Australian survey was last conducted in 2013, the largest and most comprehensive of its kind in the country.

“I am looking forward to seeing what this year’s results will show,” added Vince.

Regional residents will also receive the survey in the mail, with 50,000 copies distributed at random across regional WA. The survey will remain open until 30 November 2016 and results are expected to be available mid-2017. Results from the 2013 survey are available on www.drd.wa.gov.au.

The survey, conducted by the Department of Regional Development via Ernst & Young, is available online at: www.drd.wa.gov.au/Regions2016.

Fact File:

 The survey is open to anyone above 18 years of age living in regional WA

 All individual responses will be kept confidential

For media enquiries please contact Vince Catania on (08) 99412 999 or email [email protected]

[email protected] 20 Robinson Street Carnarvon WA 6701 Tel 9941 2999 www.vincentcatania.com.au PO Box 1000 Carnarvon WA 6701 Fax 9941 2000

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LIVING IN THE REGIONS SURVEY 2016 Want to contribute to the future development of regional WA? Got 10 minutes to spare? Get online and tell us about your region!

10 OCT - 30 NOV 2016

www.drd.wa.gov.au/Regions2016 • Open to 18 years and above

• Individual responses will be kept confidential

• Find out more from your local Commission or Community Resource Centre

REMEMBER TO The Shire of Shark Bay employees work very hard to keep Denham tidy. COVER YOUR LOAD Please help us to maintain the cleanliness of the town by transporting waste to the refuse disposal site responsibly. Do the right thing cover or secure your load.

PENALTIES APPLY FOR UNCOVERED LOADS IF YOU DON’T YOU MAY BE SUBJECT AND LITTERING TO SUBSTANTIAL LITTERING FINES

The Shire of Shark Bay employees work very hard to keep Denham tidy

Please help us to maintain the cleanliness of the town by transporting waste to the refuse disposal site responsibly

Do the right thing cover or secure your load

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HERE’S WHAT WAS SAID IN 2013!

Where did 2013 respondents come from?

Born in the region they live in Moved from Perth to the regions

26% 32%

What did 2013 respondents 24% value most about living in the regions? Moved from the eastern states/ 14% 4% overseas to the regions Moved from the regions to Perth Regional people value: Moved from one Family Career region to another

Lifestyle Social life

What did 2013 respondents nominate as primary reasons for living in specific regions?

Safety $ Kimberley

Lifestyle Pilbara Sense of community $ Gascoyne Employment prospects

$ Financial situation Mid West Education and training

Wheatbelt Goldfields-Esperance Health and wellbeing $

Community connectedness Peel Great Southern

South West Happiness

Shark Bay Inscription Post - November 2016 26 Fun Times @ Kindy Gym

Shire of Shark Bay and WALGA RoadWise Is your child’s car restraint fitted correctly? SENIORS FREE ROAD SAFETY CHILD CAR FORUM RESTRAINT

Find out more: Shark Bay • Safe road use CHECKS • Sharing the road Recreation Centre • Travelling and trip planning Shark Bay • Licensing Monday • Recreation Centre Motorised scooters 7 November 2016 • Risks and health carpark • Road rules WHEN: 2-4 pm AFTERNOON TEA PROVIDED Monday Have your say: FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO • Road safety issues RSVP 7 November 2016 • Road safety solutions Engel Prendergast WHEN: 11am-1pm Ph: 0437 413 225 BRING SEAT AND CAR MANUALS [email protected] FOR MORE INFORMATION Engel Prendergast Ph: 0437 413 225 [email protected]

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Licensed Charter Vehicle Introducing a “taxi” type service On the Deck @ Shark Bay is pleased to announce the commissioning of a new Licensed Charter Vehicle which is available to transport passengers to destinations of their choosing. This is a newfor class Shark of “on demand Bay passenger vehicle” as defined by the WA Dept of Transport which provides services similarAre to ayou taxi but going also specific out purpose for charters. the evening

The vehicle will be operated -by enjoy fully licensed a “f”drink class drivers. with your meal The vehicle is recognisable as a white Toyota Prado with the licence plate CVL 1018 - don’t drink & drive

The vehicle is available for the- transferuse ourof passengers charter in and around vehicle the Shark Bay district.

Each fare will be quoted before theServices commencement include of the journey and will include up to four passengers.- Private function transport Each fare will be for a one way trip unless otherwise agreed.

Each fare will be payable in advance- Airport, and at this stage Monkey will be cash Mia only. A & receipt will be provided. Ocean Park transfers

Sample fares include: • Denham to Denham $10 • Shark Bay Airport transfers to orPlease from Denham phone $20 for prices • Denham to Monkey Mia $45 and bookings in advance: Ring or email us for a quote0409 on your 481 specific 957 journey. or 0409 378 864 Ideally bookings will be made in advance by phoning 0409 481 957 or 0409 378 864 or email: [email protected]

The Shire of Shark Bay would like to say thank you to all the volunteers in our community!

Monday 5th December 7am – 8:30 am for Breakfast

Shark Bay Emergency Services Precinct

Volunteers please RSVP by December 2nd at the Shire.

Volunteers include – Emergency Services, St Johns Ambulance, Sporting Groups & Clubs, Craft Groups & Clubs, Work with Seniors, Work with Teenagers & Children, Animal Care & Rescue, Community Events & Groups and much more. Anything that you do freely and without payment. WE WANT TO THANK YOU!

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SANDAKAN THE STORY THAT MUST BE TOLD Borneo Exhibition Group Shark Bay committee

SHARK BAY SCHOOLS SANDAKAN SCHOLARSHIP

The Borneo Exhibition Group’s Shark Bay committee have announced that the closing date for applications for the annual scholarship will close on Friday 18th November. The selection for the successful candidate will take place on Saturday 10th December and the result will be announced at the school presentation concert.

The committee urges any student interested in participating to contact Joe on 0419 902 895 to obtain the necessary nomination form and information pack.

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The ILC is heading to Denham

The Independent Living Centre (ILC) provides free information, advice and trials of assistive equipment and technology to improve quality of life and participation experiences in daily living, school and work activities.

See our Occupational Therapist, Minna Porter to browse and trial hundreds of pieces of equipment on display.

We will be presenting and setting up our caravan On: Wednesday November 23rd 2016 At: Shark Bay Community Resource Centre 10 Denham Road From: Denham Seniors (over 55’s) 10am – 12pm General public (12 – 2pm)

Please direct your enquiries to request specific equipment to Minna Porter on 1300 885 886 or email [email protected]

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Emergency Services Precinct, Dampier Rd Denham 6537 [email protected] Supports Shark Bay SES

Hello Everyone and Happy CHRISTMAS PRESENT IDEA November! Christmas is just around the corner, if you are stuck for Not much to report for the past month, thankfully there a Christmas present for your other half, parents, Aunties, were no big incidents over the festival weekend, so we all Uncles etc. Why not consider buying them an EPIRB got to relax and take part in the wonderful activities and or Personal Locator Beacon. Our Unit is often called events on offer. A huge thank you to George, Joe and Judy out on searches, involving lost people over our vast land for dropping everything and assisting Police with parking and ocean. By having a beacon with you, that has a at the Dirk Hartog concert on Saturday 22nd October. We GPS function installed it makes our job easy and time hope to have quiet month, other than the usual training effective. There for less stress on those lost. They are nights (the first three Mondays of the month starting at $330.00 each and available at the Shark Bay Community 5pm) we have a Basic General Rescue/Urban Search Resource Centre. and Rescue training weekend on the 4th November. Keep Francesca Van Der Horst your eye out for hand held Radio training which we are currently organising for December. For further information on Shark Bay State Emergency CYCLONE PREPERATION Service contact: Joe McLaughlin, Unit Manager (0419 902 895) or A reminder to all residents and land owners cyclone Bryan Riddick – Deputy Unit Manager, (0402 222 082) season is coming up!! Last month we talked about the increased chance of cyclones in our area because of the start of the La Nina cycle so please take steps over the coming weeks to prepare your properties and get rid of any clutter that may have built up over the year. Take advantage of the Shire’s free cyclone rubbish pick up service to clear your property of any loose material or potentially damaging NEW objects that may be lying around and if you have a minute or two re-familiarise yourself with cyclone preparation and safety procedures, information on this can be found on www.dfes.wa.agov.au

FOR SALE at the CRC all profits go to your $330 Shark Bay SES unit each

The unit has places another order for more EPIRB’s and PLB’s and wish to advise that they should be FEATURES arriving shortly. We thank those people that have PROVIDES SIX INDEPENDENT supported us through their purchases and hope that MEANS OF RESCUE : they never have to use them but they can be assured ✓ 406MHZ TRANSMISSION ✓ 121.5MHZ HOMING SIGNAL that should they ever be in a position of having to, ✓ GPS LOCATION they do have a high quality unit to alert AMSA of their ✓ VISUAL STROBE position. ✓ SIGNAL MIRROR ✓ WHISTLE ON LANYARD

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GOLF NEWS

Boolbardie players visit Carnarvon.

The Carnarvon Golf Club (CGC) held their annual Open Golf Weekend on the 8th & 9th October in windy and sometimes wet conditions. Three hardy players from Denham's Boolbardie Country Club competed in the field of more than 70 golfers which included players from Exmouth & Karratha as well as Carnarvon locals.

Our own Lyn Harding was runner-up to the winner in the Ladies B Grade - well done Lyn! Jillian Hill was fortunate to win the Saturday B grade Nett on a count back from 4 other players all on the same score, while Scott Lowe brought home a prize from the Raffle.

The big field of players made for lots of fun and as usual the event was well run and organised by the Carnarvon club - Congratulations Carnarvon!

The golf season is winding down for 2016 and Boolbardie players look forward to once again welcoming Carnarvon players to the Denham Open Golf Championship in 2017.

Photograph: Left to right

CGC President Greg Rose, Lyn Harding, CGC Vice Captain Adam Sims and CGC Ladies Captain Liana Frzop.

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Every Wednesdays from 8:30pm

STARTING FRIDAY NIGHT 23TH SEPT 2016… “The Last Chance Crevv” karaoke & open mic night COURTESY BUS DROP OFF FROM THE PUB TO YOUR HOME – KEEPING OUR PATRONS SAFE & SOUND!!

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Trading hours: 10am - late (Monday to Saturday) 10am -10pm (Sunday) Phone: 9948 1203 www.sharkbayhotelwa.com.au Restaurant: Lunch 12-2pm, Dinner 6-9pm, open every day [email protected]

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On 24 September, Boolbardie Golf Club held its annual Bradley Deschamps Memorial Shield game, followed by a BBQ. The day was proudly sponsored by Jill Deschamps. A great day was had by all and congratulations to the prize winners. Ladies Mens Winner Lyn Harding Scott Lowe Runner Up Sue Naldrett Norm Waters Nearest to Pin Sue Naldrett Brian McKellar Longest Putt Lyn Harding Rob Blennerhassett Longest Drive Jill Hill George Livesey

The Boolbardie Golf Club would like to thank Brian McKellar for all of his tireless hours of voluntary work that he has done for the club, we would also like to thank Trish for her catering for the Denham Open Days. They will be sadly missed – Thank You We would also like to thank Robert and Jane for all they have done for the club, there support and attendance has been exceptional and we wish them all the best with there move – Thank you

WANTED: Golf Players CRITERIA: High / Medium / Low handicaps and beginners BENEFITS: Fun company, good views, exercise, after game drinks and presentations, attend games as often as you like. TIME: 2pm Wednesdays and Saturdays EQUIPMENT: Golf clubs and carts available for hire. WHERE: Monkey Mia Road – Boolbardie Golf Club CONTACT: Jill Deschamps – 9948 3224 or turn up at the golf club 20mins prior to tee off.

Shark Bay Inscription Post - November 2016 34 The second term began where the It was fantastic to see some of the Footy first term finished with Shark Bays younger born and bred Shark Bay rucks Dan and Brendon dominating talent on show talent with the likes On Saturday 8th October, we had and supported well by the midfield of chase, Ben and Jakob who really played our annual Shark Bay Sea and half back line to give constant stood up on the day and provided Eagles vs Kalbarri Kakkas Football supply into the forward line. Credit to about 80 percent of the teams run. game in Kalbarri. Kalbarri’s defence they were able to contain our scoring and once again Once again after the game Kalbarri The local boys had been training we couldn’t convert on the score put an amazing show - credits to for the game for about 8 weeks board and went into half time only Cheyne Fletcher for all his hard work prior to game day. I use the word two goals up. in welcoming our shark bay crew yet training as a lose term as numbers again. fluctuated between 1-15 people and The third term the breeze picked up occasionally ending in a beer drinking and we were kicking to about a 3 goal Sunday morning saw the victorious team bonding session before training advantage. Kalbarri put up strong bus trip home. A big thanks to Kelvin started. fight despite being much smaller and Francis for his huge amount of managed to contain our scoring and patience as the boys made a number The day began quite miserable with going into the last term the game was of stop offs on the way home to take a lot of rain and dark clouds hanging still in the balance with us only having photos with the trophy as it made around. Kalbarri had managed to a 3 goal advantage with a strong its way back to Shark Bay for the recruit a secret weapon in the likes of breeze favouring the Kakka’s to first time in 3 years. If you haven’t Andrew Johns (NRL legend) who the come in the final quarter. At 3/4 time seen the trophy it’s on display at the Kakka’s boys convinced Friday night coach Shaun gave the team a rev up Heritage Resort and will also be on at the pub to pull on a Kakka’s jersey. and emphasised that Kalbarri would display at the Old Pub and Yadgalah be coming home with the breeze so before the next game next year. As per usual on game day we had we would have to hold tight and play people come out of the wood work defensive football. This year Kalbarri did the organising and were able to fill a complete side and we didn’t chase any sponsors. consisting of 16 people that live in The 4th term despite the wind However true to Shark Bay’s Shark Bay and 10 that previously advantage Shark Bays talls and community spirit sponsors contacted lived in Shark Bay. The game began defensive team through Ed, Sam and us and a huge thank you goes out strongly with a fierce contest through Blue held strong and were able to to Shark Bay Ray White, Heritage pressure on the ball carrier from both repel most chances. We finished the Resort, Shark Bay Old Pub, Shire sides. Fortunately, we were able to game 19 point winners. of Shark Bay and Yadgalah. Your get on top from midway through the support and donations this year first quarter and the ball stayed in our It was great to see a few generations along with previous years was greatly forward half for the remainder of the playing together and working together appreciated by everyone involved. quarter. The team didn’t capitalise as a team. We even had a father son however kicking 2 goals 8 and went combination in Steve and Jessie! Byron Francis into the first break with a 2 goal lead.

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Shark Bay School Newsletter Edition 10 26th October 2016

VACSWIM— January SNAKES Shark Bay School is Allergy Aware 2017 Swimming Program Snakes are territorial. Before the school was built, the land Parents are asked not to include was probably home to several snakes. These snakes may nuts and nut spreads in their Enrolments for travel through the school grounds. If you see a snake; stand children’s lunchboxes. Please discuss with your children not to VacSwim’s December and January still and move away quietly. Keep your eyes on the snake at share food and to wash their swimming lessons are now open. With all times. Try not to block its path and it will move away from hands before and after eating swimming pools and beaches part of the you. Avoid garden beds, as snakes may hide in them. Try to especially if they have had oranges, watermelon or WA lifestyle it is important for every child keep doors closed so snakes stay outside. Snakes are more rockmelon in their lunchbox. afraid of you than you are of them. Don’t harass or disturb to learn to swim and develop essential Your consideration is a snake because if it feels threatened, it will try to defend appreciated. Information is water safety skills. Find out more and itself. Tell an adult if you see a snake available at www.health.wa.gov.au/anaphylaxi enrol online a n d t he direction it was travelling. If you s or www.allergyfacts.org.au education.wa.edu.au/swimming. loose something in a garden bed, tell an

adult.

Shark Bay School End of Year Concert

Melbourne Cup Hat Parade 8.30am Tuesday 1st of November is the school’s annual Melbourne Cup Hat Parade. Students are invited to wear their best hat for the parade. All students who wear a hat receive a raffle ticket and two winners are chosen from each class.

We hope to see you on the 1st of November.

Monday 12th of December 5.30pm

In the Undercover Area Followed by a light supper We hope you can attend The school would like to thank all the people and organisations who were involved in the amazing activities during the 1616 celebration Week. Students enjoyed every excursion and event P&C Meeting Wednesday 23rd November at 4.30pm is the next and have learnt so much about the history of Shark Bay. meeting. Meetings are held in the School Library. Dental Van Everyone Welcome School Council The dental van is back in Denham from the 10th of October 2016. Dental Health Services offers free dental Monday 14th November 2016 at 3.30pm in the School treatment for school children up to and including year 11. Library. SCHOOL VISION: Shark Bay School aims to be an MISSION STATEMENT: All students are If your child attends high school in Perth, Geraldton or Interested parents who are keen to be involved in the educational community where educational and social development are provided a learning environment allowing for the best elsewhere please contact either Dental Health Services School Council can contact Reception on 9948 0000 to valued. We aim to be a school of excellence where all students are teaching and learning opportunities to achieve their personal on 93139555 or the Dental Van on 0447 854 272. nominate. encouraged to achieve their personal best. best.

Shark Bay Inscription Post - November 2016 36 Shark Bay Stingray’s Softball News

Well what a fantastic year this has been for softball in our The girls got all frocked up and it was an awesome night. community. The softball began with an incredible influx of The awards for the night went to; new players ready and keen to play in the annual Shark CATCH OF THE DAY: Jamie Burton Bay vs Kalbarri softball/football match, which was held in BEST PLAYER ON THE DAY: Fiona Oakley Kalbarri this year. HIGHLIGHT OF THE GAME: Natalie Dul There were quite a few that hadn’t played before so we decided to train twice a week. Training was lots of MOST IMPROVED: Sharna Timmer fun and it was a fantastic opportunity for all the girls COURAGE AWARD: Amber Phillips to train and get to know each other. The girls decided COMMITMENT AWARD: Alana Eru it would be great to have team shirts and hats, so we COACHES AWARD: Claire Harrower organised a fundraiser at the Bowling Club. I can’t thank the community enough for all their kind donations and Well done to all the girls, you all came together to make support that they contributed to the fundraiser and softball up our fantastic team, that are a part of our amazing in general. There were lots of amazing prizes and over community. I can’t thank you all enough for your $2,000 was raised and put towards the softball. It was a commitment, your time but most importantly for your huge success and lots of fun was had by all. community spirit and friendship. We may not have won the game but we did manage to bring a community We were lucky enough to have some amazing cash together and that was more important than winning donations as well before the fundraiser and this brought the game. the softball kitty up to $3,000. We purchased shirts and hats with our new logo and name on them and the girls With the leftover monies raised the softball girls have were super excited when they arrived. decided to purchase a start-up pack and donate it to Shark Bay Sports & Recreation Association (SBSARA). The girls made amazing progress at training and a This equipment will be available to any member of the fantastic bond was being formed. We all travelled to community to use at any time and will also be very handy Kalbarri on the weekend of the 7th October to the 9th for the kids to use as we discovered many of them are October. We all had a quick catch up Friday upon arrival very keen on playing softball. and then Saturday at 11am was game day. There were lots of great moments on the day and the girls played In regards to the future of the softball the girls have decided really well under the circumstances. Unfortunately they would like to play in a competition in Geraldton that though, we lost by 14 runs with the final scoreboard would suit. Kalbarri would also like to join forces with us reading 23-9 in Kalbarri’s favour. Kalbarri girls played a which would be fantastic. The girls are already having great game too. The presentations saw Erin Walton and withdrawals from not throwing the ball around or having a Amber Phillips both receiving awards for Shark Bay. Well hit so we will be having a throw around again soon. done girls and a huge thankyou to the Kalbarri girls on Finally, we would sincerely like to thank our community what was another awesome weekend of softball and for their support and encouragement. To all the people/ thanks very much for having us. The whole weekend was businesses that donated cash and prizes… a huge success and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. THANK YOU!!! Just recently we finished the softball here with a team wind up which was held at the Denham Waterfront Hotel.

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Shark Bay Stingrays would like to thank all our generous sponsors for their kind donations

Shark Bay Supermarket Shark Bay Hotel Anonymous donation of $500 Karen & Milton Denham IGA X-Press Surf’n’Dolphin Shark Bay Fishing Club Inc Shark Bay Pizza’s Shark Bay Marine & Hardware Old Pearler Restaurant Gavin Oakley “Omega” Belinda Russell Ray White Shark Bay Sam Williams Glen Brodie “Miss Phoenix” Shire of Shark Bay Denham Waterfront Hotel Shark Bay CRC Shark Bay Bowling Club Shark Bay Ark Project Shark Bay Fuel, Fishing & Camping Glen Hoult “2ks”

Shire of Shark Bay Refuse Site

OPENING HOURS

Monday 8:00 am – 12:00 noon 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Tuesday 8:00 am – 12:00 noon 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Wednesday 10.00am – 11.00am – Additional $10.50 fee applies on this day Thursday 10.00am – 11.00am – Additional $10.50 fee applies on this day Friday 8:00 am – 12:00 noon 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Saturday 8:00 am – 12:00 noon 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Sunday 8:00 am – 12:00 noon 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Commercial Waste Domestic Waste Minimum charge $5.00 Minimum charge $5.00 per cubic metre $10.00 per cubic metre $5.50

Contaminated green waste Contaminated green waste (Green waste mixed with other waste) (Green waste mixed with other waste) per cubic metre $7.50 per cubic metre $3.50

Clean Green Waste

(Including grass clippings and sawdust) FREE

Asbestos Disposal

Miscellaneous Charges Burial of Asbestos per cubic metre $81.00

Per Sheet $2.50 Car/Light Truck Tyres $7.50 Loose material per kg $0.25

Truck/Tractor Tyres $15.50

Car Batteries FREE Gas Bottles Liquid Waste FREE Grease trap, sewage and per Kl $40.00 De-gas Refrigeration Unit $7.50 Offal Car Bodies, Trailer, Small Boats $37.50

per kilo litre $40.00 Truck Bodies, Large Equipment $56.00

Electronic Waste $2.00

White Goods $5.50

SHIRE OF SHARK BAY 65 Knight Terrace Denham WA 6537 Phone (08) 9948 1218 Email: [email protected]

Shark Bay Inscription Post - November 2016 38 October at the Rec Centre

The last school holidays were a big success at the rec centre. We had a variety of planned craft activities and in the courts we set up different things that all ages could participate in, ranging from dress ups, block building and jigsaw puzzles to volleyball, badminton or basketball.

To tie in with the “Voyage of Discovery Festival”, the kids enjoyed making and decorating their very own ‘Duyfken’ sailing boats that were made out of recycled plastic bottles. Being able to decorate masquerade masks and telescopes were also a hit amongst the patrons. Another popular activity that gave the kids a challenge was to create their own maze with straws and test them with marbles. All in all we had 471 people attend the Rec centre in the two weeks of the holiday program.

Even though the Rec Centre was closed in order to prepare and have storage for the Dirk Hartog festival, the CRC staff had the privilege of assisting the Box War guys with their workshops which ran from Tuesday 18th to Sunday the 23rd October. It was great to see young and old(er) participate in these free workshops and the fabulous street parade to show off all their awesome boats and costumes, well done crew! A whopping total of 334 people attended the Box Wars Workshops which explains why we were all a bit tired by the end of the week, but it was well worth it.

Now that the Rec Centre is back to normal opening hours, remember to come and support all the regular activities like Kindy gym, Ralph’s Night sports and SB SARA’s Dodgeball. We are always open to suggestions but they need your participation to keep things going. This term Mr Riddick will be running after school sport for school aged children at the Rec Centre so we look forward to seeing you all for the fun.

See you at the Rec Centre!

Natt, Judy and Ralph

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Shark Bay Inscription Post - November 2016 40 Denham Seniors

Join in for a cuppa!

We meet every Wednesday morning at the SB Shire Hall (corner of Hughes & Durlacher Streets) Please come along and have a cuppa and enjoy a chat. We welcome anyone 55yrs and over to join our group. Any visitors to Denham please feel welcome to join us , even if you are only passing through our town.

$3 only for a coffee tea & homemade cake!

We thank the CRC and staff for the use of their facilities during October and hope to meet there sometime again in the future. We’ve enjoyed our cuppa’s under the umbrellas as it’s a cosy atmosphere. Please be reminded that Seniors Week is coming up 7th – 11th November. Activities are listed elsewhere in the Inscription Post. We would also like to acknowledge the passing of one of our great members, Cliff Wheeler. Cliff was always uplifting, humorous, friendly and always ready for a chat with anyone. We look forward to welcoming Win back into our group and would like to reassure her family that we will do our utmost to look after her and include her in our get together. From all our members we offer our sincere condolences to Win and all her family on the loss of such a great gentleman.

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PROGRAMME OF EVENTS Monday 7th November: Bridge Club 1pm at the Town Hall, FREE

Seniors Road Safety Forum 2pm-4pm, Shark Bay Recreation Centre, FREE

Tuesday 8th November: Create your own birthday/Christmas/gift cards 10am Shark Bay CRC, FREE

Denham Crafters 1.30pm at the Town Hall, FREE

Wednesday 9th November: Denham Seniors Luncheon 12pm at the Azure Cafe

Thursday 10th November: Create your own birthday/Christmas/gift cards 10am Shark Bay CRC, FREE

Friday 11th November: 10.45am Remembrance Day Shark Bay School

SHARK BAY Celebrate later life

Denham Crafters

Denham Crafters will be returning to the Shire Hall on Tuesday 8th November @ 1.30pm and will be meeting there until the 13th December. We will then be going into recess until approximately the end of March 2017 when the weather begins to cool down. As you are aware Trish has left us for cooler climate and Irene is taking control of our small group. We are looking for new members to bring some new blood and ideas to our group so if you are interested give Irene (99483016) a call to ask for details. Check the Inscription Post in the New Year for when we will resume our meetings.

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TRAVEL Santa’S Spy

SAFETY Be ready for Dec 1st get your mischievous “Elf on the Shelf”

On sale at Shark Bay’s Community Resource Centre

$ 10.00 (no clothes) $15.00 (with clothes) ATTENTION ALL TRAVELLERS When you travel out of town within the Shark Bay Shire please tell someone where you are going, whether it be: Friends, Family, or your place of Accommodation. In case something goes wrong this simple action saves time & money and allows emergency services

to get to you quicker.

PUBLIC NOTICE – DECLARED BUSHFIRE PRONE AREAS

The Fire and Emergency Services Commissioner has declared certain areas within the Shire of Shark Bay as “bushfire prone” – mapping available on www.dfes.wa.gov.au It includes parts of Denham townsite, Nanga, Hamelin Pool, Dirk Hartog Island, and Monkey Mia.

The Western Australian Planning Commission has released a number of documents which outline planning requirements for new development on land identified as bushfire prone.

A new State Planning Policy, State Planning Policy 3.7 Planning in Bushfire Prone Areas (SPP Road Closures 3.7) was gazetted on Monday 7 December 2016. If your land is within a bushfire prone area you may be required to lodge a site specific Bushfire Community Meetings Attack Level (BAL) assessment with any planning or building permit application. Mosquitoe Fogging Program Dates A BAL assessment is an assessment set out in Australian Standard 3959 Construction of Buildings in Bushfire Prone Areas. A BAL assessment determines a proposed buildings Community Events potential for bushfire exposure. For habitable buildings, a BAL assessment is used to establish the construction requirements that can be used to improve the protection of a Rose Freycinet Gallery Displays building from bushfire attack. As of the 8 April 2016, all planning applications for a dwelling on lots greater than 1100m2 are Project Updates required to include a Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) Assessment, all building permit applications for habitable buildings and some outbuildings will also require a BAL assessment. A BAL assessment will also be required for commercial and industrial development in a “bushfire prone” area.

If a development does not require planning approval, a BAL assessment may still be required as part of the separate building permit process.

Where a BAL rating between 12.5 and 29 is identified, there may also be a requirement for a Bushfire Management Plan to be endorsed jointly by the Shire and state authority for emergency services.

Please fill in the information below and drop it off at the Shire Of Shark Bay Reception, or Please be advised that the Shire has not declared the bushfire prone areas, however is come in and register your details. obligated to enforce new requirements introduced by State Government.

Name ______Information is available on the Department of Planning website - Mobile Phone Number 1) ______2) ______http://www.planning.wa.gov.au/8194.asp and Building Commission website - www.commerce.wa.gov.au/building-commission/building-designated-bush-fire-prone-areas Email Address ______

Paul Anderson CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Shark Bay Inscription Post - November 2016 43

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SHIRE OF SHARK BAY Telephone (08) 9948 1218 Facsimile (08) 9948 1237 65 Knight Terrace Email [email protected] Denham WA 6537 All correspondence to the PO Box 126 Denham WA 6537 Chief Executive Officer

FFOORR AALLL FIIRREESS R RININGG 0 000 0

DATES YOU MUST REMEMBER

BURNING BURNING BURNING PERMITS PROHIBITED PERMITS REQUIRED REQUIRED

1 OCTOBER 15 DECEMBER 1 APRIL EACH YEAR EACH YEAR EACH YEAR TO TO TO 14 DECEMBER 31 MARCH 30 APRIL EACH YEAR EACH YEAR EACH YEAR

INCLUSIVE INCLUSIVE INCLUSIVE

THE ABOVE DATES ARE SUBJECT TO VARIATION

BUSH FIRE NOTICE AND REQUIREMENTS

NOTICE TO ALL OWNERS AND/OR OCCUPIERS OF LAND IN THE SHIRE OF SHARK BAY

In accordance with Section 33 of the Bush Fires Act 1954-81, you are required to carry out fire prevention work on land owned or occupied by you in accordance with the provisions of this order. This order is made to advise individual land owners that it is their responsibility for fire prevention. THE PENALTY FOR NONCOMPLIANCE WITH THIS NOTICE IS A MAXIMUM FINE OF $5,000, AND NOTWITHSTANDING PROSECUTION, COUNCIL MAY ENTER UPON THE LAND AND CARRY OUT REQUIRED WORKS AT THE OWNER’S/ OCCUPIER’S EXPENSE.

An inspection of firebreaks and hazard removal will be carried out in Rural and Urban areas on or after 1 November each year.

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SHIRE OF SHARK BAY Telephone (08) 9948 1218 Facsimile (08) 9948 1237 65 Knight Terrace Email [email protected] Denham WA 6537 All correspondence to the BURNING PERMITS PO Box 126 Denham WA 6537 Chief Executive Officer

HOW TO OBTAIN PERMITS BURNING PERMITS Burning permits can be obtained from the Shark Bay Shire Office, Town Fire Brigade Captain and Chief Bush Fire REQUIRED Control Officer. See telephone numbers below. When applying for a permit you will be required to provide house and FIRE BREAK NOTICE 1 OCTOBER lot numbers and street/road of the property for which the TO permit is to apply. WHEN TO OBTAIN PERMITS FIRE BREAKS 30 APRIL Permits are required 1 For burning bush and grass at any time between 1 October Must be installed before 1 November INCLUSIVE and 30 April inclusive. and maintained clear of inflammable material up to and including 30 April WHEN AND HOW TO BURN BUSH FIRES ACT 1954 SHIRE OF SHARK BAY NOTICE TO ALL OWNERS AND/OR OCCUPIERS OF LAND IN THE SHIRE OF SHARK BAY HINTS FOR BURNING Control Officer. If you have any questions contact FIRE BREAK NOTICE 1 Do not light fires on a hot windy day. them. The safety of the whole community is at stake. 2 Do not try to burn more than you can control. VOLUNTEER BUSH FIRE AND TOWN Pursuant to the powers contained in Section 33 of the 3 INFORM YOUR NEIGHBOURS. BRIGADES BUSH FIRES ACT 1954, owners or occupiers of land in 1 TOWNSITE LAND In respect of land owned or 4 Make sure smoke and sparks will not affect These Brigades will welcome people who are prepared the Shire of Shark Bay are hereby required to carry out occupied by you in the Townsite of Denham neighbours washing or open windows. firebreak work on land owned or occupied by you in 5 Do not burn wet or green garden clippings, tyres, to join in and assist in fire prevention and fire fighting. (a) Where the area of land is 2,024 square metres or Ring your local area Fire Control Officer for the Bush accordance with provisions of this order. less, remove all flammable material on the land plastics and chemicals as they are likely to cause Fire Brigade or 9948 1329/9948 1272 for the Town from the whole of the land. dense, acrid smoke and cause inconvenience to “FIREBREAK” means ground from which all neighbours. Brigade and say you would like to join. Induction flammable material has been removed and on which no (b) Where the area of land exceeds 2,024 square training is available for all new volunteers. metres, construct firebreaks at least 2 metres 6 Do not burn bottles, aerosol cans, etc as they are flammable material is permitted during the firebreak likely to explode. period. wide immediately inside all external boundaries of 7 Cut or rake long grass around trees, buildings and the land and also immediately surrounding all PLEASE NOTE buildings situated on the land. fences before burning. “FLAMMABLE MATERIAL” defined for the purpose of Extra care is to be taken when burning off due to this notice to include bush (as defined in the Bush Fires 8 Burn against the wind. (c) In respect of any land owned or occupied by you, the heavy growth this year. Act), boxes, cartons, paper and the like flammable which there is situated any containers/installation 9 On sloping block, burn from the top down. materials, rubbish and also any combustible matter but used for the storage of flammable liquid or gas 10 Have a hose or spray pack to dampen down fierce does not include green standing trees, or growing bushes fuel, you shall clear the land of all flammable fires. or plants in gardens or lawn. material. BURNING IS PROHIBITED ON VERY HIGH OR Owners or occupiers of land in the Shire of Shark Bay are 2 RURAL LAND Other than Townsite land EXTREME FIRE DANGER DAYS. required to have firebreaks constructed prior to the (a) A firebreak shall be constructed not less than 2 firebreak period which is FROM 1 NOVEMBER TO 30 metres in width immediately inside and along the ADVICE IS AVAILABLE APRIL INCLUSIVE. whole of the external boundaries of the property Further advice on how to protect your home, and when or properties owned or occupied by you. and how to burn off, is available from your Shire Persons who fail to comply with requirements of this order may be issued with an Infringement Notice or prosecuted (b) Where buildings are situated on the property, Council or your local Town Fire Brigade or Bush Fire and face a fine of up to $5,000. Additionally the Shire may additional firebreaks not less than 2 metres in carry out the required work at cost to the owner or width must be provided within 20 metres of the occupier. perimeter of such buildings in such a manner as to completely encircle the building. BURNING PROHIBITED ON VERY HIGH If for any reason it is considered impracticable to comply SPECIAL ORDERS SECTION 33 with the provisions of this order, you may make a WRITTEN application for a variation of the order which The requirements of this order are considered to be the OR EXTREME FIRE DANGER DAYS must reach the Shire not later than 1 November. Approval minimum standard of fire prevention work required to to any such variation will only be granted where the Bush protect not only individual properties but the district Fire Control Officer for the area has first signified his generally. In addition to the requirements of this order, the PENALTIES approval to the variation by his signature on the written Shire Council may issue separate special orders on application. If the application is not approved by the owners or occupiers if hazard removal is considered Major offences may result in court action with fines ranging from $5,000 SHIRE COUNCIL you shall comply with the necessary. requirements of this notice. THE BIGGEST PENALTY OF ALL Standing in the wreckage of your home or your neighbour’s home knowing the smouldering mess is your fault because YOU did not take the proper precautions. Protect Your Home and Property

DENHAM VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE

Captain Steve Copeland Emergencies Only 000

BUSH FIRE CONTROL OFFICER

Chief Fire Control Officer Paul Anderson 9948 1218 Deputy Chief Fire Control Officer Brian Galvin 9948 1218

PASTORAL STATIONS AND/OR FIRE CONTROL OFFICERS

Name Area Phone

Greg Suosuari Hamelin Pool Station 0421 3326 558 Harold Crawford FCO Nerren Nerren Station 9962 9592 Harold Crawford FCO Meadow Station 9962 9592 Brian Veitch FCO Tamala Station 9948 3994 Sam Fenny Yalardy Station 9942 5915 Shirley Birch Talisker Station 9942 5902 Sam Fenny Carbla Station 9942 5915 Tony Millar FCO Carrarang Station 9948 3997 Geoff & Daphne Brockman Coburn Station 9942 5913 Gilroyd Station 9941 8340 Nanga Station 9948 3992 Sam Fenny Woodleigh Station 9942 5915 Kieran Wardle Dirk Hartog Island 9948 1211 Faure Island 9572 3853 Steven Nicholson DPAW Estate 9948 2226

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Coral Coast Dance Academy’s Concert ‘Believe’. Saturday 26th of November at 6pm Denham Town Hall, followed by celebration including nibbles and (soft) drinks. Tickets on sale Sunday 6th November at Yadgalah monthly markets (or by calling me on 0438934000 or email: [email protected] Tickets $10 each (includes concert and celebration event).

Shark Bay Inscription Post - November 2016 Australia Day WA

Citizen of the Year SUBURB/TOWN SUBURB/TOWN Fostering Australian 47 pride and spirit through SURNAME SURNAME (WORK) active citizenship and Australia Day WA outstanding contribution to community Return to: [email protected] WA AUSTRALIADAY PO 2320 BOX 6892EAST PERTH, WA EMAIL (WORK)

CitizenELSEWHERE COGNISED of the Year GIVEN NAMES GIVEN SUBURB/TOWN SUBURB/TOWN TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE Fostering Australian ONTRIBUTION BEEN RE BEEN ONTRIBUTION pride and spirit through SURNAME SURNAME Nomination for: (WORK) active citizenship and

Citizen of the Year outstanding contribution Citizen of the Year – Youth (under 25POSTCODE years) to community Senior Citizen of the Year - Senior (65 years or over)

Active Citizenship Award (for a community group or event) Citizen of the Year Year the of Citizen years) 25 (under – Youth the Year of Citizen - Senior years or over) (65 Senior the Year of Citizen a community group (for or event) Award Citizenship Active REASONS FOR NOMINATION* NOMINATION* FOR REASONS LIFE? COMMUNITY OF ENHANCEMENT AND CITIZENSHIP ACTIVE DEMONSTRATED NOMINEE THE HAS HOW C NOMINEE’S THE HAS HOW Return to: [email protected] WA AUSTRALIADAY PO 2320 BOX 6892EAST PERTH, WA *Please attach additional information if required. TITLE TITLE EMAIL NAME ADDRESS STATE TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE GROUP (IF APPLICABLE) (IF GROUP Submit your nomination to Australia Day WA nomination SubmitDay WA your Australia to October 31 by 2016 Nomination for: Nomination Nominee name) Nominator (Your EMAIL Nominee (WORK) COGNISED ELSEWHERE COGNISED

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Submit your nomination to Australia Day WA ReturnReturn to: to: [email protected] by 31 October 2016 by 2nd December 2016 ShireAUSTRALIA of Shark DAY WA Bay 65PO KnightBOX 2320 Tce, DenhamEAST PERTH, WA WA 6537 6892 Citizen of the Year Australia Day WA Shark Bay Inscription Postcommunity to outstanding contribution- Novemberactive citizenship and and spirit through pride Fostering Australian 2016 48

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Daily Blessings Hatha Yoga The practice of yoga has been refined over thousands of years. Reap the multitude of physical and mental health benefits of this ancient practice. Esther Mills . Mobile:0428 766 005 My Health Yoga (300hrs). Insured Monday

Gentle introduction to yoga, suitable for beginners 9am-10:15am with intermediate options.

5:15pm-6:30pm Vinyasa flow Thursday

Gentle introduction to yoga, suitable for beginners 9am-10:15am with intermediate options.

5pm-6:15pm Yin Yoga

Students are encouraged to set up their space 5 - 10 minutes before the start of class.

VENUE: VENUE th th st October 10 to 31st October 1 to 9 th Dec’ & 3rd Nov. to 8 Yadgalah Conference Room Francis street, Denham Recreation Centre Meeting Room (opposite the bowling club). Francis street, Denham (opposite the SB SChool).

Find me on Facebook for any venue changes or updates What to bring: Large towel and water bottle. Straps, blocks, mats and bolsters are available. Casual Class $12 Students (13+) & Senior Rates $7

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Media Release

Vincent Catania MLA Member for North West Central

Searching for WA’s heritage heroes 21 September 2016

The State Government's prestigious Western Australian Heritage Awards 2017 is now open for nominations.

“Many volunteers, professionals and organisations in North West Central work tirelessly in preserving local heritage and history,”

"This is a wonderful opportunity to recognise their passion, commitment and contribution to build WA's heritage scene into the vibrant, innovative and highly professional sector it is today," Vince said.

There are eight categories in the WA Heritage Awards covering volunteers and community groups, local governments, interpretation, heritage tourism and conservation and adaptive reuse of State Registered places.

The awards also showcase WA heritage projects on an international stage with outstanding conservation projects being shortlisted for the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation.

In 2014 the 1910-constructed Cape Inscription Lighthouse Keepers’ Quarters in Shark Bay, received honorary mention under UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation.

“I encourage all of you to get behind their communities and nominate a worthy candidate or project for 2017 Heritage awards," added Vince.

Pictures: Cape Inscription Lighthouse Keepers Quarters

For more information, visit http://stateheritage.wa.gov.au/awards. Nominations close at 4pm, Friday, November 25, 2016.

For media enquiries please contact Vince Catania on (08) 99412 999 or email [email protected]

[email protected] 20 Robinson Street Carnarvon WA 6701 Tel 9941 2999 www.vincentcatania.com.au PO Box 1000 Carnarvon WA 6701 Fax 9941 2000

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SHARK BAY BOWLING CLUB (INC) 14 Francis Street, Denham Phone (08)99481353 Email: [email protected]

Lawn Bowls News Events October/November

The bowling season has Sunday 30th October ended, thank you to all the Calcutta buy your horse local bowlers & visitors who in the auction ready for have supported the club the Cup, draw starts throughout the season. at 7pm Scroungers will still be held on Saturday afternoon Tuesday 1st November Ray White Handicapped Kitchen Open Melbourne Cup Singles At 6pm Lunch, Sweeps, Two-Up Winner: Dan Coulson Thursday, Crown & Anchor, Friday Best Dressed Male & Harry & Jean McVee Sunday Female Memorial Championship Best Male & Female Hat Winners: Cath & Rhett will be providing Children are welcome Mike Bullock & Trent Teague after school to parade their Community/Corporate Bowls a menu on these hats & join in the fun. Will commence on Friday 4th nights some may November Mats down be theme nights. Ice cream for Children at 7pm, ring Skeltz` on 0419 941 276 or drop into the st club after 4.30pm to obtain a 1 November nomination form Melbourne Cup Lunch 12.30pm book a table by phoning: Members & Guests 0439 950 251 Are invited to book the Or Club for their: End of year 9948 1353 Xmas Celebrations.

We are available to cater Corporate Bowls for you providing a meal, will commence finger food, barbeque Or On Friday Your own choice of 4/11/16 function: Ph: 0439 950 251

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Shark Bay Arts Council

Post Festival … and a chance to play with fabric and lace. We helped others create a special something they could wear The Shark Bay Arts Council involvement for the Dirk to the Golden Age Ball. Patrick from the Black Swan Hartog Voyage of Discovery Festival, came in the Theatre Company also came for a weekend to join in form of giant woven indigenous marsupials and 17th the sewing fun. Century clothing on display in the fabulous Spiegeltent! After months of planning and imagining how our Needless to say it’s been a fun and busy few months project would unfold October arrived and so too the planning and implementing the two projects. wonderful news that we would be able to put the Moda Thanks to the Department of Parks and Wildlife for 1616 display inside the Spiegeltent and give Claire’s funding the Weaving Project – Return to 1616. Great work the perfect authentic stage! to work with you Susan Pederson! The folk from Strut and Fret have been great to work Many thanks to the Gascoyne Development with, they are quick to solve problems and are always Commission (GDC) for funding Moda 1616. making sure that we are doing ok! Moda 1616 – (Fashion 1616) The Gascoyne Development Commission – were brave to support us, after all, how many people are When deciding to put together a visual exhibition of interested in 17th Century clothing?? replica 17th Century garments, while living in a remote Loads it turns out! location, you forget to factor in the ridiculous number of hours you will be spending on your computer! We were too busy to count the number of people who came into the tent and enjoyed the exhibition Thank goodness for online shopping you say? – as around 150 people asked to be dressed and Yes, we can buy Irish linen and Indian silk – but this photographed in theme! in itself entails hours of searching, contemplating and Bearded men in particular were excited at the prospect calculating! of being a Noble Merchant for five minutes! Claire Cooper spent literally hundreds of hours trawling Claire described the 1600’s clothing as she dressed the internet to research paintings, clothing, books, people, so it became a fun and informative experience. costume enthusiasts as well as the purchasing. People were happy to wait and have layers of fabric Her enthusiasm for the era and the art of fashion was draped on them even in the 40C tent! contagious. Many of us in town have a new found We had a number of Dutch visitors, who were also appreciation for the hand sewing and construction of pleased with this opportunity – perhaps it felt authentic outrageous accessories like the cartwheel ruff! enough to feel they were back home? In September we ran the weekly workshops which Claire and I have had a fantastic time creating this were a glimpse into Dutch life through food and art project

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Shark Bay Arts Council

Thank you! Claire’s mother Merryl - who hand sewed many parts of the garments and sent them up to Shark Bay! Karen - who is always there to lend us a hand as well as provide fabulous ideas! Drew - the word smith who helped with the banners. Patricia - who VERY patiently put the text and pictures into the proper format. Sylvia and Catherine - who helped sew the props for people to wear – and inspired us with their meticulous sewing. Jill Dwyer - for encouraging our initial idea as well as spending many hours embroidering the black work coif! Thanks to all who got, Ruffed and Cuffed in Shark Bay 2016!

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MONDAY

2.30pm - 4.30pm 6.30pm - 8.30pm Courts Open– various ball games Badminton

TUESDAY Tee Ball/Softball 3pm—4pm (8th—23rd Nov only) 9.30am - 11.00am 2.30pm - 4.30pm—Open Courts 6.30pm - 8.30pm Kindy Gym Volleyball- adults

WEDNESDAY Tee Ball/Softball 3pm—4pm (2nd-23rd Nov only) 6.30pm - 8.30pm Indoor Soccer - adults

THURSDAY

FRIDAY Centre Closed

SATURDAY 10.00am - 1.00pm Courts Open

Recreation Centre: 9948 3507 Shark Bay CRC: 9948 1787 Shire of Shark Bay: 9948 1218

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Hi guys its Seth again the last couple nights we’ve gone squiding. On the first night it was glass and you could see through the water and there was squid everywhere. We caught 13 squid and I caught 8 of them. One was only tiny so we released it. Tayla caught 3 of the squid in fact and she caught the second biggest squid on her fist drop. I had to help her wind it in cause the squid was actually the biggest thing she has ever caught out of the ocean. Grumps caught 1 squid then we went home. Grumps is going to pay me $1 for every squid I catch. So far he owes me $28. Now time for the fishing talk. One night Clint took me out to the Pinky farm on his boat and I caught the first fish. About 30 minutes later I had a big hit and it pulled my rod down to the bars on the side of the boat. We thought it was the big pinky we were looking for cause our target species for the night was big pinkies. Clint called “I think it is a mulloway” then I did my best to wind it up half way but had to hand it over as it was just too big for me. It was a giant mulloway and it tangled in my friend Perron’s line. Need a tip for catching mulloway, well whenever there is 1 mulloway caught, there is always another as they swim in schools and pairs. What you can do, is once you’ve caught a mulloway rub your bait or plastic onto the mulloway’s scales and its scent will attract its friend and you might catch another one. When we got home we weighed and measured my Mulloway. It was 14.8kg and 1.19m. Clint caught a big Giant Golden Trevally on a nice looking bait rig also that night which he casted out far in the distance. I spotted the rod going crazy and Clint grabbed it and landed his big fish. Perron had a go at reeling it in but it was too big for him also. Well that’s all I got to talk about. I hope you enjoy reading P.S. Check out my Uncle Squirrel’s biggest 22.28kg this. Dhufish he caught off Binningup recently. He comes up every year for the Fishing Fiesta. Bait you later hehe Seth Burton – 8 years old

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THE CHURCH WITHOUTsame. What’s WALLS to say your son, although only three years old Generational curses. as of now, isn’t going to do the same? Fellowship every Sunday Anotheron the foreshore example. Pastor’s at wife to younger woman “…..so followed by a picnic lunch. The following flyer was distributed around town10 am recently Sally, you tell me that your husband is sick of your constant If stopping for lunch please bring something to share. advertising the visiting ministry of a Tim & Linda Kriedemann criticism & fault finding, is now taking an interest in another Dogs (on leads) welcome. at the Crisis Centre on the 26th October. woman & you’re worried that he is going to take off with Playground nearby for young children. her. I recall your saying that your mother’s controlling, Bible Study every Wednesday 7.30 pm. manipulating & critical spirit was the reason you left home early. And seemingly it was the same with your grandmother. Are we not witnessing family history repeating itself?

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Health problems? Addictions? Poverty? ... suicidal tendencies ... extreme cynicism … laziness ... Relationship difficulties? Back-slidden? Depressed? neuroticism ... arrogance … pig-headedness ... callousness Loss of enthusiasm? Suicidal? Grieving? etc. Wonder about the meaning of life? Want to know your purpose in living? The list is endless. The foregoing are types of character flaws Are you being robbed of the full quality of life without knowing why? that can be absorbed in the formative years of childhood Some health, relational & emotional problems can be the result of generational that left unchecked can become strongholds which can all curses. If you look back over 3 or 4 generations of your family line, you might too readily contribute to relationship breakdowns. see the same negative patterns occurring over and over again. Some character traits start as acceptable qualities but

depending on the atmosphere of the home - or in Biblical Affiliated to the AustralianDO YOU WANT Aboriginal TO BE Outreach SET FREE? under the Assemblies of God Missions Ministry; W.A. and in and ongoing I involvement with, or support of the Good Samaritans; the Salvation Army; the Bible Society of W.A.;jargon The Leprosy the soil Mission; in which Christian the plant Blind growsMission – Int canernational; develop Open in a DoorsTim (Brother & Linda KriedemannAndrew); haveYouth mistered with ain MissionAustralia &(YWAM); overseas, & Aerial are Mission; positive or negative way. E.g. the world of a self-confident, Australianpassionate about Federation people being for healed The Family; ~ physically, Christian relationally Women & emotionally Communicating ~ Internationallyfairly strong (CWCI); minded Euro Vision; youngster Australian in a Redseemingly Cross; V balancedision FM 87.6 home so that they can walk into their destiny and live a fulfilled life. Radio Station. environment, one day falls apart. Mum or Dad takes off with They have been a part of Catch the Fire Int, Elijah House Ministries, Cleansing Stream, Tim HargreavesFamily – CrisisFoundations Centre Inc, & Restoring the Foundations someone else. There are tears, accusations, recriminations, Corner Durlacher & Hughes Street Telephone: 9948 1338. stress & all manner of other of catastrophes in that child’s life. The self-confidence is either blown asunder of takes on a belligerent quality in defence of one parent or another. Aggressiveness takes over from a wholesome Come & join us on Wednesday 26th October 2016 at 6.30 pm Venue – Shark Bay Crisis Centre, 14 Durlacher Street, Denham determination which can develop into an aggressive, then bullying, domineering & One question was much even cruel temperament. That asked as I took this flyer condition will seek out the around: namely – what is weaker, shy & timorousness meant by a generational individual whom he or she can curse? readily manipulate & exploit. The answer is fairly simple. Clean, decent wholesome The nature of certain sin motives born of genuine love can be so powerful - not to in a healthy home environment mention so contagious - that can be replaced by instincts it is easily transmitted from of purely self-survival one generation to the next. necessitating guile, deceit & Often by mere example. cunning. It can all too easily When answering people with spiral downwards. the following illustration it all becomes readily obvious. What is the anti-dote? We all know what genuine love can Preacher to Bill, who is talking of leaving his young wife of do. It is undoubtedly the most potent force in the world. only a few years. “But Bill - your father abandoned not only The key is to tap into that source of the most powerful his first wife, your mother, but likewise the second & the third love of all – divine love that is 100% undefiled, trustworthy wife. Are you not going down the same track? Wasn’t it the & unutterably selfless. The love of God expressed in the same with your grandfather? And you look like doing the manifestation of Himself as a person called Jesus.

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‘Oh yes’ says the scoffer. ‘Here we go. I’ve heard THE all CHURCH this WITHOUTThe same WALLS with any other affliction of the body, mind or before… ’ soul. Jesus died for the whole person – not in part but in Just give me a fair go & explain how doFellowship we know it everyworks? Sunday whole. on the foreshore at followed by a picnic lunch. Listen to the testimonies of those who have 10sought am a So the other night Tim & Linda Kriedemann gave evidence If stopping for lunch please bring something to share. solution to their dilemmas. It of not only Gods love but His Dogs (on leads) welcome. often starts in a Gospel meeting willingness & earnest desire to set Playground nearby for young children. like advertised in Tim & Linda’s people free, transform their lives & Bible Study every Wednesday 7.30 pm. flyer. extend His Kingdom of Heaven here in Shark Bay & on Earth. Just as the words spoken into We look forward to their next visit a child’s life in those early in anticipation of the forthcoming formative years can so readily revival that will sweep Australia be an influence for good or bad, before the second coming of Christ so too the words spoken into an Jesus as Lord! adults life by someone who has Are you - as the old hymn declares a working relationship with God – Going to be there in that can break the bondage of all that number? baggage of spiritual misery we carry around that blights our lives. Tim Hargreaves (Pastor) As mentioned before in other articles, there are nine Gifts of Shark Bay tel. 99 481 338. the Holy Spirit. In the realm of the gifts of utterancethere is the Prophetic. This embraces a variety of issues in the P.S. For Bible reading Christians, I give but a few the illustrations forth-tellingAffiliated to the of Australian the word Aboriginal of God. Outreach Best known under are the Assembliesevents past, of God inMissions Scripture Ministry; of the W.A. repercussions and in and ongoingof wayward I invol orvement disobedient with, or support of the Good Samaritans; the Salvation Army; the Bible Society of W.A.;behaviour. The Leprosy Mission; Christian Blind Mission International; Open presentDoors (Brother or future Andrew); as written Youth with down a Mission in the (YWAM); Bible. Aerial Mission; SuchAustralian prophetic Federation words for Thecan Family;also be Christian spoken Women out at Communicating a gathering InternationallyWhen God (CWCI); told Abram Euro Vision;to leave Australian Haran for Red the Cross Promised; Vision Land FM 87.6He said “…leave your country, your people & your fathers household…” By ofRadio Christians Station. – be it concerning the nation, a particular allowing Lot to accompany him – not even a member of his father’s churchTim Hargreaves or over individuals.– Crisis Centre household but his Uncle’s, look at the trouble that caused him & InCorner Tim & Durlacher Linda Kriedemann’s & Hughes Street ministry Telephone: they 9948are words1338. ultimately the Israelite nation….the quarrelling with Lots herdsmen pertaining to the individual being prayed over concerning …the affray with the King of Chedorlaomer … Lots hankering after those aspects of their lives that God wishes to highlight & Sodom & finally living there …his disgraceful behaviour in offering banish and endorsing the unused latent gifts that He wishes his daughters to homosexual rapists …his drunken bout resulting to see that individual to use & in an incestuous incident with both daughters ….and the resultant exercise. And thus people are progeny of Moabites & Ammonites both set free & empowered to who were to become a thorn in the flesh to Israel for ever & a day. establish His Kingdom here on The underhanded deception exhibited earth. by not only by Jacobs mother Rebekah Just as say a spirit of poverty but her son likewise perpetuating itself may have dogged an individual’s with his Uncle Laban & the double life because of a generational dealing with wives & livestock …that curse, God will reveal its root same quirk exhibited by his sons in cause & through the one throwing their brother Joseph down a ministering in prayer, lead that well & pretending wolves had devoured individual, with the appropriate him …etc. The repercussions with David who words, to renounce & break that despite his favoured standing with curse & speak a prospering of God, he never enjoyed the same blessings after his illicit affair circumstances into their lives. (3 John 1:2) with Bathsheba & the betrayal of her husband Uriah the Hittite. The situation is thus reversed & we have what is called a win, As prophesised “….the sword never did depart from his house win situation. thereafter…” The violation of his daughter Tamar & the unpleasant It is not uncommon to witness the recipient of such death in the fork of a tree of his son Absolom & so on. deliverance exhale a prolonged breath followed by an The Bible is clear. There is always a price to pay with sin. Just exclamation of sheer joy & possibly the joyful shedding of disobedience alone is equated as that of the sin of witchcraft (!). tears. Fortunately God’s mercy is always on hand for forgiveness if we confess & genuinely repent. For “ … where sin abounds, Grace does much more abound…”

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Community groups Contact Name Telephone No. Email Day(s) Location

Boolbardie Country Club Jill Deschamp 9948 3224 [email protected] Wednesday & Saturdays Golf Club, Monkey Mia Road

Community Gardening Group Keith Backhouse 9948 3848 [email protected] The 1st Monday of the month Alternate houses

Crisis Centre Tim & Maggie Hargreaves 9948 1338 / 0429 481 338 24/7

Denham Community Gym Shire 9948 1218 [email protected]

Denham Crafters Irene Marquis 9948 3016 Tuesdays 1.30pm Denham Shire Hall Call 000 for Emergency Denham Fire and Emergency Rescue Steve Copeland 1st, 2nd, 3rd Tuesday every Month Dampier Road, Fire Station Info ONLY: 9948 1272 Denham Seniors Shirley Geraty 9948 1757 [email protected] Wednesdays 10am Denham Shire Hall

Family Day Care Shannon McMonagle 0405 238 113 Monday to Friday TBC 29 Hughes Street

Hatha Yoga Esther Mills 0428 766 005 / 9948 1554 [email protected] Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Recreation Centre

Karate (Shukokai) Janine Standen 9948 3595 [email protected] Tuesdays & Thursdays Denham Shire Hall

Kindy Gym Natalie Dul 9948 1104 [email protected] Tuesday 9.30am Recreation Centre

Bible Study: Fridays 3pm Rectory behind the Church St Andrew-by-the-Sea Anglican Church Steve & Tamara Combe 9948 1067 [email protected] Sunday Service 9am Corner Brockman & Hughes Thursdays “Art Space” Shark Bay Arts Council Emily Ward 0429 929 175 [email protected] Meeting 1st Monday of every Arts Shed - 10 Denham Road month at 5.30pm Open from Wednesday to Shark Bay Bowling Club Barbara Stormon 9948 1353 [email protected] Saturday Meeting: 3pm on the Bowling Club, Francis Street 3rd Tuesday of the month Coralie Hill 0497 001 533 Shark Bay Bridge Club [email protected] Monday & Thursday Denham Shire Hall Jill Hill 0417 177 009 Shark Bay Christian Fellowship Tim & Maggie Hargreaves 9948 1338 / 0429 481 338 Sunday Foreshore about opposite the S/B Christian Fellowship - Youth activities Angelo & Shanoline Foseka 0457 967 777 Interpretive Centre

Shark Bay Entertainers Derek Weston 0415 707 412 [email protected] Show in May & October 2016 Denham Shire Hall

Shark Bay Fishing Club - Fishing Fiesta Jamie Burton 9948 1787 / 0427 272 560 [email protected] Fishing Fiesta 12-19 May 2017 People can contact the School for Shark Bay P & C Association Natt Dul 9948 1104 [email protected] School Library meeting dates. Bruce Wade (president) 9948 1448 [email protected] Shark Bay Pistol Club Sundays Pistol Club, Monkey Mia Road Cheryl Cowell (Secretary) 0417 180 307 [email protected] Shark Bay RSL Brad McVinish 0468 366 923

Shark Bay Soccer Club Joe Curran 0459 304 737 [email protected] every Wednesday at 6:30 Recreation Centre

Shark Bay Speedway Paul Norman 0428 117 495 [email protected]

Call 000 for Emergency Emergency Services Building Shark Bay State Emergency Service Joe McLaughlin [email protected] 1st/3rd Monday every Month Info ONLY: 9948 1360 Durlacher Street

Shark Bay Tourism Assoc. Tara Hannibal 08 9948 3003 [email protected] 1st Tuesday of every month Recreation Centre Shark Bay Volunteer Marine Rescue 0429 481 446 Greg Ridgley [email protected] 4thTuesday of month VMR building, Knight Terrace VMR: Call 000 for Emergency (volunteering info ONLY) Silver Chain Shark Bay Health Centre Dennice 9948 1400 Monday – Friday 9am - 4pm Silver Chain, 53 Hughes Street

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Community groups Contact Name Telephone No. Email Day(s) Location

Boolbardie Country Club Jill Deschamp 9948 3224 [email protected] Wednesday & Saturdays Golf Club, Monkey Mia Road

Community Gardening Group Keith Backhouse 9948 3848 [email protected] The 1st Monday of the month Alternate houses

Crisis Centre Tim & Maggie Hargreaves 9948 1338 / 0429 481 338 24/7

Denham Community Gym Shire 9948 1218 [email protected]

Denham Crafters Irene Marquis 9948 3016 Tuesdays 1.30pm Denham Shire Hall Call 000 for Emergency Denham Fire and Emergency Rescue Steve Copeland 1st, 2nd, 3rd Tuesday every Month Dampier Road, Fire Station Info ONLY: 9948 1272 Denham Seniors Shirley Geraty 9948 1757 [email protected] Wednesdays 10am Denham Shire Hall

Family Day Care Shannon McMonagle 0405 238 113 Monday to Friday TBC 29 Hughes Street

Hatha Yoga Esther Mills 0428 766 005 / 9948 1554 [email protected] Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Recreation Centre

Karate (Shukokai) Janine Standen 9948 3595 [email protected] Tuesdays & Thursdays Denham Shire Hall

Kindy Gym Natalie Dul 9948 1104 [email protected] Tuesday 9.30am Recreation Centre

Bible Study: Fridays 3pm Rectory behind the Church St Andrew-by-the-Sea Anglican Church Steve & Tamara Combe 9948 1067 [email protected] Sunday Service 9am Corner Brockman & Hughes Thursdays “Art Space” Shark Bay Arts Council Emily Ward 0429 929 175 [email protected] Meeting 1st Monday of every Arts Shed - 10 Denham Road month at 5.30pm Open from Wednesday to Shark Bay Bowling Club Barbara Stormon 9948 1353 [email protected] Saturday Meeting: 3pm on the Bowling Club, Francis Street 3rd Tuesday of the month Coralie Hill 0497 001 533 Shark Bay Bridge Club [email protected] Monday & Thursday Denham Shire Hall Jill Hill 0417 177 009 Shark Bay Christian Fellowship Tim & Maggie Hargreaves 9948 1338 / 0429 481 338 Sunday Foreshore about opposite the S/B Christian Fellowship - Youth activities Angelo & Shanoline Foseka 0457 967 777 Interpretive Centre

Shark Bay Entertainers Derek Weston 0415 707 412 [email protected] Show in May & October 2016 Denham Shire Hall

Shark Bay Fishing Club - Fishing Fiesta Jamie Burton 9948 1787 / 0427 272 560 [email protected] Fishing Fiesta 12-19 May 2017 People can contact the School for Shark Bay P & C Association Natt Dul 9948 1104 [email protected] School Library meeting dates. Bruce Wade (president) 9948 1448 [email protected] Shark Bay Pistol Club Sundays Pistol Club, Monkey Mia Road Cheryl Cowell (Secretary) 0417 180 307 [email protected] Shark Bay RSL Brad McVinish 0468 366 923

Shark Bay Soccer Club Joe Curran 0459 304 737 [email protected] every Wednesday at 6:30 Recreation Centre

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Call 000 for Emergency Emergency Services Building Shark Bay State Emergency Service Joe McLaughlin [email protected] 1st/3rd Monday every Month Info ONLY: 9948 1360 Durlacher Street

Shark Bay Tourism Assoc. Tara Hannibal 08 9948 3003 [email protected] 1st Tuesday of every month Recreation Centre Shark Bay Volunteer Marine Rescue 0429 481 446 Greg Ridgley [email protected] 4thTuesday of month VMR building, Knight Terrace VMR: Call 000 for Emergency (volunteering info ONLY) Silver Chain Shark Bay Health Centre Dennice 9948 1400 Monday – Friday 9am - 4pm Silver Chain, 53 Hughes Street

Call 000 for Emergency See Inscription Post Calendar for Emergency Services Precinct St John Ambulance - Shark Bay Sub Centre Sally Capewell [email protected] Info ONLY: 0429 929 175 office opening hours Durlacher St

Yadgalah Aboriginal Corp. Debbie Bellottie 9948 1318 [email protected] Monday-Friday Francis Street

Yadgalah Community Markets Debbie, Sherry & George 9948 1318 / 9948 3324 / 0400 169 983 [email protected] 1st Sunday of every month Francis Street Shark Bay Inscription Post - November 2016 November 2016 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 1 2 3 4 5 6 • 1pmBridge Club • 9.30-11am Kindy Gym • 10am Denham Seniors • 10am-2pm: • 1pm Bridge Club • Golf - Mixed • 9am St Andrews Church • 6.30pm Badminton • 5.30pm Firies (Shire Hall) SJAmbulance office Competition service; with children’s open program • 6.30pm Adults Sports • 10am-2pm: • 2:30pm Social bowls - SJAmbulance office open scroungers • 10am SB Christian • Golf - Ladies & Mens Fellowship, on the foreshore scroungers op. the Shire Offices. Dogs/Pets welcome • 6.30pm Indoor soccer • Pistol Club • 7.30pm SB Christian Fellowship - Bible Study MONTHLY MARKETS at Yadgalah from 9am 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 • 1pm Bridge Club • 9.30-11am Kindy Gym • 10am Denham Seniors • 10am-2pm: • 1pm Bridge Club • Golf - Mixed • 9am St Andrews Church • 5.00pm SES Training • 1.30pm Crafters (Shire Hall) SJAmbulance office • Live Music at the Competition service; with children’s open program • 6.30pm Badminton (Shire Hall) • 10am-2pm: Old Pub • 2:30pm Social bowls- • 5.30pm Firies SJAmbulance office open scroungers • 10am SB Christian Fellowship, on the foreshore • 6.30pm Adults Sports • Golf - Ladies & Mens scroungers op. the Shire Offices. Dogs/Pets welcome • 6.30pm Indoor Soccer • Pistol Club • 7.30pm SB Christian Fellowship - Bible Study - SENIORS WEEK 2016 - SENIORS WEEK 2016 - SENIORS WEEK 2016 - 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 • 10am Garden Club • 1.30pm Crafters • 10am-2pm: • 10am-2pm: • 1pm Bridge Club • Golf - Mixed • 9am St Andrews Church • 1pm Bridge Club (Shire Hall) SJAmbulance office open SJAmbulance office Competition service; with children’s open program • 5.00pm SES Training • 5.30pm Firies • Golf - Ladies & Mens Provide First Aid • 2:30pm Social bowls- scroungers Course scroungers • 10am SB Christian • 10am Denham Seniors Fellowship, on the foreshore CYCLONE CLEAN (Shire Hall) op. the Shire Offices. UP DAY HMAS Memorial Dogs/Pets welcome • 7.30pm SB Christian Fellowship - Bible Study • Pistol Club • 6pm SJA AGM

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 • 1pm Bridge Club • 1.30pm Crafters • 10am-2pm: • 10am-2pm: • 1pm Bridge Club • Golf - Mixed • 9am St Andrews Church • 5.00pm SES Training (Shire Hall) SJAmbulance office open SJAmbulance office Competition service; with children’s • 7.30pm VMR • Golf - Ladies & Mens open • 2:30pm Social bowls- program scroungers scroungers • 10am SB Christian • 7.30pm SB Christian Fellowship, on the foreshore Fellowship - Bible Study op. the Shire Offices. Dogs/Pets welcome Independent Living Visit at the CRC • Pistol Club 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 • 1pm Bridge Club • 1.30pm Crafters • 10am-2pm: • 10am-2pm: • 1pm Bridge Club • Golf - Mixed • 9am St Andrews Church • 5pm Catholic Church (Shire Hall) SJAmbulance office open SJAmbulance office Competition service; with children’s Service • Golf - Ladies & Mens open • 2:30pm Social bowls- program Please send in scroungers scroungers • 10am SB Christian your articles, • 10am Denham Seniors Fellowship, on the foreshore messages & Adverts (Shire Hall) op. the Shire Offices. Dogs/Pets welcome to the CRC now • 7.30pm SB Christian Fellowship - Bible Study • Pistol Club

Council Meeting 31 1 December 2 November 3 November 4 November 5 November 6 November HALLOWEEN 5pm-7pm Trick or treating only

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Shark Bay Inscription Post - November 2016