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Nutrition Workshops Mums & Bubs Sessions p34
Session includes:
- Healthy eating for kids
- Have your nutrition Presented by: Meredith Irving, Dietitian (APD) questions Durlacher Dietetics & Geraldton Diabetes Clinic answered
Where: Kindy Gym - Morning tea provided Executive Shark BaOfficer’sy Recreation Centre, Report Francis ...... Street 3 CommunityWhen: Tuesday 13Noticesth & 27th June...... 2017 from 4 St Time:John 10 amAmbulance News ...... 5 ShireCost: PresidentFREE Report ...... 7 RAD ROCK SBDVC Tourism Updates ...... 9 Conservation Matters ...... 10-11 Art Exhibition ...... 12 CLIMBING School Based Traineeship ...... 13 Birthday’s & Anniversaries ...... 15 10AM SB Bowling Club ...... 16 SATURDAY Congratulations SB Fishing Club ...... 17 TO SB Fishing Fiesta ...... 18-21 St Andrews by the Sea...... 21 JUNE 17TH 2PM Quiz Night Report ...... 22 SB School news ...... 23 Tides ...... 22 VMR ...... 25 p28 Boat Servicing ...... 25 SB School P&C ...... 27 Fervor North tour ...... 28 Denham Community Church ...... 29 Denham Seniors & Crafters ...... 31 SES Shark Bay ...... 32 Soccer Report ...... 35 Seth’s Fishing Report ...... 36-37 Westlink TV Program guide ...... 38 Shark Bay Arts Council ...... 39 Denham Community Groups ...... 40-41 Tradies Corner...... From 42 Editorial Policy & Advertising ...... 51 Community Calendar ...... 52 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 Telephone: 9948 1400 • Chest pain • 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 • Loss of consciousness • Pregnancy – bleeding or onset of labour
After Hours Emergencies • A very sick child
In our region AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATORS (AED) are located at • SHARK BAY DISCOVERY CENTRE • SHARK BAY RECREATION CENTRE • PARKS & WILDLIFE, KNIGHT TCE OFFICE • MONKEY MIA BOUGHSHED RESTAURANT • HAMELIN OUTBACK STATION STAY • OVERLANDER ROADHOUSE • BILLABONG ROADHOUSE • NERREN NERREN 24HR STOP
Recreation Centre Francis Street DENHAM WA 6537 Ph: 9948 3507 during Opening Hours as shown below
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Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 2 . June 2017 Contact the Shark Bay CRC for more information on: 08 9948 1787 Community Notices
Executive Officer’s Report
As the end of the financial year approaches, our staff many others and committee will begin the task of brainstorming and identifying our targets, activities and opportunitites Our CRC would be more then happy for the coming financial year and including these in to assist other community groups or our 2017/2018 Shark Bay CRC Business Plan. Many businesses to create your own plan for a fee if you are might struggle to find the time to put a Business struggling to find the time, so please contact myself to plan together as it may seem like more unnecessary schedule an appointment. paperwork to any business or community group, but the time invested in your business plan will pay off Million Paws Walk many times over. To link in with current town festivities, the CRC organised our local Million Paws walk on Mother’s The Shark Bay CRC Business Plan is a living Day during the Fishing Fiesta. 13 big, little, fluffy document in our CRC here, constantly updated and and sleek dogs came along and in the majority of reviewed by myself to ensure our staff and committee cases took their owners for a walk (haha) along the understand what needs to be done to move forward. foreshore. We were able to raise and donate $65 to the RSPCA. Who would have thought we had a such Some of the most obvious benefits we have been a variety of dog breeds here in the Bay, Beagles, Blue able to identify from having our own CRC Business Heelers, Border Collies, Kelpies, Maltese, Staffy’s Plan include; and so on. A big thanks to the owners and the well behave pooches for particpating in our walk. • An opportunity to test out a new ideas to see if it holds real promise of success • A clear statement of our organisations mission Biggest Morning Tea and vision Everyone knows someone affected by cancer. Today, • A set of values that can help us steer your there are more than 1.1 million Australians who are business through times of trouble either living with cancer or who have survived a • A blueprint we can use to focus your energy and diagnosis. The Cancer Council is the nation’s leading keep your organisation on track cancer charity, uniting the community, creating hope, • Benchmarks we can use to track your performance providing support and saving lives. and make midcourse corrections • A clear-eyed analysis of our industry, including A big thankyou to the 60 people and organisers who opportunities and threats came along to our Biggest morning Tea fundraiser • A portrait of our potential customers and their and donated and brought along a plate of food to buying behaviors share. We were able to raise $400 exactly, which will • A rundown of our major competitors and your be forwarded onto the Cancer Council to assist with strategies for facing them their vital research. • An honest assessment of our organisations strengths and weaknesses Thankyou and travel safe on the roads. • A roadmap and timetable for achieving our goals Jamie Burton and objectives • A description of the products and services we offer • An explanation of our marketing strategies • An analysis of our revenues, costs, and projected profits • A description of our business model, and how we plan to make money and stay in business • An action plan that anticipates potential detours or hurdles we may encounter • A handbook for new employees describing who we are and what your company is all about • A résumé we can use to introduce our organisation to suppliers, vendors, lenders, grant funders and
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Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 4 . June 2017 Community Notices ST JOHN AMBULANCE WESTERN AUSTRALIA LTD SHARK BAY SUB CENTRE, PO Box 82 Cnr Durlacher St & Dampier Rd Denham 6537 [email protected]
WHY PAY AMBULANCE MEMBERSHIP FEES? In May St John Ambulance your local Ambo Shark Bay Sub Centre VOLUNTEERS Because it can save you a lot of money! responded to...: Do you know that a basic ambulance call out from the Shark Bay Hotel to Silver Chain will cost you $484? emergency calls For Membership fees of just $69 per single and $113 per family you would be covered for all of these costs. for an Ambulance! This amounts to a little more than$1.30 per week for a single or 18 cents per day. 12 Most pensioners over 65 are covered (please check your eligibility). It makes sense to pay St John Ambulance fee, doesn’t it? [email protected]
The Chain of Survival • Early Access: Recognise an emergency and call 000 immediately. • Early CPR: Begin Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) immediately • Early Defibrillation:Use the Automated External Defibrillator (AED) ASAP • Early Advanced Care: Transfer to professional care.
Media Release
Wednesday 5 April 2017
1800-call-a-doc GP trial to continue
The 1800-call-a-doc telehealth GP trial has continued beyond its original 31 March finish date due to its popularity.
The after-hours general practitioner (GP) service has been running since April last year in rural and remote areas in southern WA and will be extended until 30 June 2017.
1800-call-a-doc allows country residents and carers to use their phones and the internet to contact GPs for non-serious acute medical problems when their regular GP is not available.
The service has proven particularly useful at peak holiday times and for communities that do not have regular access to GP services.
It is available on 1800 225 523 or by visiting http://1800calladoc.com.au/
1800-call-a-doc is available to all people in the Midwest, Goldfields, Wheatbelt, Great Southern and South West.
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Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 6 . June 2017 Community Notices
SHIRE PRESIDENT’S REPORT May 2017 SHIRE PRESIDENT’S REPORT May 2017 Adventure Park Powers of Council Adventure Park The adventure park on the Denham foreshore has made Just a reminder that the Shire The adventure park on the Denham foreshore has made it to the shortlist Adventureit to the shortlist Park for a Parks and Leisure Association Council (and Administration) for a Parks and Leisure Association award in the innovative structure Theaward adventure in the innovative park on thestructure Denham under foreshore $500 000 has has made to abide it to by the relevant shortlist State undercategory. $500 The 000 results category. will be announced The results at an will awards be an nouncedlegislation andat an Local awards Laws when for a Parks and Leisure Association award in the innovative structure nightnight in PerthPerth on on 16th 16 thJune. June. The The park park certainly certainly is well is makingwell utilised decisions, by regardless kids and of under $500 000 category. The results will be announced at an awards adultsutilised andby kids makes and adults great and use makes of the great old useDenham of the andcouncillors’ Monkey personal Mia jetty opinions timbers, so let’s hope it also nightold Denham in Perth and on Monkey 16th June.Mia jetty The timbers, park so certainly let’s hope is onwell any utilised issue. by kids and gets due recognition outside of Shark Bay! adultsit also getsand due makes recognition great outsideuse of of the Shark old Bay! Denham and Monkey Mia jetty timbers, so let’s hope it also gets due recognition outside of Shark Bay! Lately, a Council decision has been cited by a local SharkShark BayBay Fishing Fishin Fiestag Fiesta business person as the reason why a discount on CongratulationsCongratulations to toall allinvolved involved with withthe Fishing the Fishing Fiesta. Fiestahis product. Once can again, no longer it was be really provided well to organised the local and Shark Bay Fishing Fiesta broughtOnce again, a lot it wasof visitors really well to theorganised Shark and Bay brought area. a Andcommunity, what awesome as councillors’ weather approved there an applicationwas for the by aevent! Congratulations to all involved with the Fishing Fiesta. Once again, it was really well organised and lot of visitors to the Shark Bay area. And what awesome land owner for a use that was allowable under the town broughtweather therea lot wasof visitors for the event! to the Shark Bay area. Andplanning what scheme. awesome weather there was for the event! Shark Bay Arts Council
It was another resounding success for the Arts Council, with this year’s Barefoot Black tie event SharkShark BayBay Arts Arts Council Council beingIt was heldanother both resounding at Monkey success Mia for and the theArts DenhamCouncil, Cherylforeshore. It was another resounding success for the Arts Council, with this year’s Barefoot Black tie event with this year’s Barefoot Black tie event being held both being held both at Monkey Mia and the Denham foreshore.Cheryl Cowell Monkeyat Monkey Mia Mia andResort the Denham Expansion foreshore. President Everyone’s probably aware now that RAC will soon be commencing the redevelopment of the MonkeyMonkey MiaMia Resort Resort Expansion Expansion Monkey Mia Resort which has been on the agenda for some years with previous owners. The Everyone’sEveryone’s probably probably aware aware now nowthat RACthat willRAC soon will be soon Activities be commencing the redevelopment of the expansion will include expanding the current caravanMay and2 campingWALGA facilities Organisational and also Policy constructing Team Moncommencingkey Mia theResort redevelopment which has of been the Monkeyon the agendaMia for some years with previous owners. The newResort self which-contained has been family on the accommodation agenda for some years units. There will alsoteleconference be improvements to other sections expansion will include expanding the current caravan and camping facilities and also constructing ofwith the previous resort asowners. well, so The some expansion of the caravanwill include and camping3 areas2018 will Festival need Steering to be closed Committee for a few new self-contained family accommodation units. There will alsomeeting be improvements to other sections monthsexpanding whilst the currentthese caravandevelopments and camping take facilitiesplace. of the resort as well, so some of the caravan and camping10 areasJill willDwyer, need Gascoyne to be closedDevelopment for a few and also constructing new self-contained family monthsaccommodation whilst theseunits. Theredevelopments will also be improvementstake place. Commission meeting Powers of Council to other sections of the resort as well, so some of the 29 Gascoyne Tourism Board meeting Just a reminder that the Shire Council (and Administration) 30 hasEconomic to abide Investment by relevant Forum State legislation Powerscaravan andof Councilcamping areas will need to be closed for a andfew monthsLocal Lawswhilst thesewhen developments making decisions, take place. regardless of councillors’31 May Councilpersonal meeting opinions on any issue. Just a reminder that the Shire Council (and Administration) has to abide by relevant State legislation Lately, a Council decision has been cited by a local business person as the reason why a discount and Local Laws when making decisions, regardless of councillors’ personal opinions on any issue. on his product can no longer be provided to the local community, as councillors’ approved an Lately, a Council decision has been cited by a local business person as the reason why a discount application by a land owner for a use that was allowable under the town planning scheme. on his product can no longer be provided to the local community, as councillors’ approved an application by a land owner for a use that was allowable under the town planning scheme. Cheryl
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The committee of the Borneo Exhibition Group would like to congratulate the Shark Activities Bay Fishing club on their successful 2017 Shark bay Fishing fiesta.
Activities We wish to thank the club for allowing community groups such as ours to take May 2 WALGA Organisational Policy Team teleconference 3 2018 Festivaladvantage Steering of the opportunity Committee to raise meeting funds by providing evening meals and some of May 2 WALGAthe Organisational other activities throughout Policy Team the week. teleconference 310 2018Jill Dwyer, Festival Gascoyne Steering Development Committee meeting Commission meeting 1029 JillGascoyne Dwyer,We GascoyneTourismalso wish toBoard Developmentthank meetingeveryone that Commission supported the meeting Shark Bay Schools Sandakan 30 Economicscholarship Investment by their Forum purchase of meals on the occasions we catered and by their 29 Gascoyneattendance Tourism at theBoard quiz evening.meeting 3031 EconomicMay Council Investment meeting Forum 31 May CouncilThank meetingyou and we wish you all well as you commence planned for next years event.
Joe McLaughlin
Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 7 . June 2017 Community Notices
PUBLIC NOTICE
DATE ANDPUBLIC TIME FOR THE NOTICEORDINARY the first Sunday of the month COUNCIL MEETINGS FOR 2017 Next market: 4th June DATE AND TIME FOR THE ORDINARY InCOUNCIL Accordance MEETING with the LocalS FOR Government 2017 Act 1995 Council wishes to advise that the Ordinary Council meetingsIn Accordance for 201 with7 will the be Local held Governmentas follows: Act 1995 Council wishes to advise that the Ordinary Council Januarymeetings 2017 – Nofor ordinary 2017 meetingwill be of Councilheld as to befollows: held; February 2017 – Wednesday 22 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; MarchJanuary 2017 2017 – Wednesday – No ordinary 29 meetingCommencing of Council at 3.00 to pmbe held; in Council Chambers; AprilFebruary 2017 –2017Wednesday – Wednesday 26 Commencing 22 Commencing at 3.00 at 3.00pm inpm Council in Council Chambers; Chambers; MayMarch 2017 2017 – Wedn – Wednesdayesday 31 29Commencing Commencing at at3.00 3.00 pm pm in inCouncil Council Chambers; Chambers; 9am-12pm JuneApril 2017 2017 – –WednesdayWednesday 28 26 CommencingCommencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers;Chambers; May 2017 – Wednesday 31 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers; JulyJune 2017 2017 – Wednesday– Wednesday 26 28 Commencing Commencing at at 3.00 3.00 pm pm in in CouncilCouncil Chambers; AugustJuly 2017 2017 – Wednesday– Wednesday 26 30Commencing Commencing at 3.00at 9.30 pm am in Council at Hamelin Chambers;Station Reserve; SeptemberAugust 2017 2017 – Wednesday–Wednesday 30 27 Comme Commencingncing at at9.30 3.00 am pm at Hamelinin CouncilStation Chambers;Reserve; OctoberSeptember 2017 2017 – Wednesday–Wednesday 25 27 Commencing Commencing at at 3.00 3.00 pm pm in in Council Council Chambers; Chambers; NovemberOctober 2017 2017 – –WednesdayWednesday 25 29 Commencing Commencing at at 3.00 3.00 pm pm in inCouncil Council Chambers; Chambers; and DecemberNovember 2017 2017 – –WednesdayWednesday 2029 CCommencingommencing atat 3.003.00 pmpm in in Council Council Chambers; Chambers. and December 2017 – Wednesday 20 Commencing at 3.00 pm in Council Chambers.
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Daily Blessings Hatha Yoga Kindy Gym The practice of yoga has been refined over thousands of years. Reap the multitude of physical and mental health benefits of this ancient practice. Tuesday’s 9:30am at the Rec Centre Esther Mills . Mobile:0428 766 005 (Except during School Holidays) My Health Yoga (300hrs). Insured Class times for 2017 Please bring a piece of fruit to share. Tuesday Contact Natt at the CRC for further information
5:15pm Hatha Flow (intermediate)
Thursday
5:15pm Yin (beginner/intermediate)
Students are encouraged to set up their space 5 - 10 minutes before the start of class.
VENUE: Recreation Centre Meeting Room Francis street, Denham (opposite the SB School).
What to bring: Large towel and water bottle. Find me on Facebook for any venue changes or updates Straps, blocks, mats and bolsters are available. Casual Class $12 Students (13+) & Senior Rates $7
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WORKING WITH YOU TOURISM UPDATES SHARK BAY DISCOVERY & VISITOR CENTRE
All the latest news within the Tourism Industry June 2017
New campaign encourages West Aussies to ‘Stay Just Another Day in WA’ West Australians are encouraged to ‘Stay just another day in WA’ and explore their own backyard as part of Tourism WA’s new caravan and camping campaign launched in May. The campaign is using radio, print, digital and social media channels to encourage West Aussies to go caravanning and camping more often and enjoy the benefits of extending their stay. Industry is encouraged to get involved in the campaign by ensuring their listing is up-to-date on the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW), as the campaign drives consumers to www.westernaustralia.com. Industry is also encouraged to post relevant caravan and camping content on social media using the hashtag #justanotherdayinwa. For more information about the campaign and how you can get involved please see the attached fact sheet.
Did you know that as a member of the Tourism Council you are eligible for discounts on everything from Insurance, First Aid Training & Kits, Graphic & Web Design to advertising and more.
To find out what is available head to www.tourismcouncilwa.com.au/services discounts.
Get Featured in the Tourism Council Newsletter Tourism Council WA is seeking content from Accredited Tourism Businesses for the upcoming July School Holidays edition of the Trust the Tick Consumer Newsletter.
If your Accredited Tourism Business has any special offers, discounts, events or other activities planned for the July school holidays, please email to [email protected]. Don’t forget to let the Discovery & Visitor Centre know as well. We can’t inform visitors of your special deals if we don’t know about them!
Welcome to Shark Bay We’d like to extend a warm welcome to Ken Reynolds and his family, the new owners of the Shark Bay Caravan Park. We wish you all the best on your new venture in Shark Bay.
If you have some news or information you would like to share please email [email protected]
Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 9 . June 2017 Community Notices Conservation Matters - Parks & Wildlife
Vegetation recovery on Dirk Hartog Island The big sand dunes on Dirk Hartog Island are shrinking! To be more precise, vegetation cover on the dunes is increasing and this is great news for wildlife. In 2009 the area of sand dunes on the southern third of Dirk Hartog was 2402 hectares. This dune area has decreased by 625 hectares to 1777 hectares in 2017. That’s an increase in vegetation cover of 30% on those dunes. Look closely at these images to see the difference in the size of the white dune areas in the two images.
The graph below shows the area covered by dunes on different parts of the island and how they have been changing over time. The northern dunes shrunk for the first time with an 11 hectare reduction between 2015 and 2017.
Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 10 . June 2017 Community Notices Conservation Matters - Parks & Wildlife
The Department of Parks and Wildlife has monitored changes to vegetation on Dirk Hartog Island since 2007. The vegetation monitoring program uses satellite images along with extensive ground validation to build a picture of how vegetation cover on the island is changing. Changes were first detected and analysed using hundreds of satellite images collected at near monthly intervals since 1988. Areas showing increased cover were then checked on the ground to determine whether areas of increased cover were native or weed species. Many were found to be native species. Many sheep and goats have been removed since 2007, eliminating the only large herbivores on the island. Sheep were declared eradicated in June 2016 and Return to 1616 is on track to declare eradication of goats in the second half of 2018. Removal of these animals and their grazing and browsing activities means recovery and protection of the vegetation and habitats needed by small to medium-sized native animals. Combined with the eradication of feral cats also expected in 2018, Dirk Hartog Island is looking good to begin translocating native animals late next year. Two hare-wallaby species will be the first translocations and they will come from Bernier and Dorre Islands Nature Reserve.
Banded hare-wallabies once ranged across southern Australia but now only occur naturally on Bernier and Dorre Islands Wild populations of the rufous hare wallaby remain Nature Reserve. Animals from Bernier Island were successfully only on Bernier and Dorre Islands Nature Reserve. reintroduced to Faure Island in 1998. They are territorial and They are solitary and live in low scrub and spinifex. form runs under dense shrubs and spinifex.
Although there is no evidence of these two hare-wallabies occupying Dirk Hartog Island in the past, it is like they did occur there and establishing them on the island will help ensure their survival. This project is funded by the Gorgon Barrow Island Net Conservation Benefits Fund.
Art exhibition - Celebrating the nature of Shark Bay Parks and Wildlife is teaming up with the Shark Bay Arts Council for another exciting project. This time it’s an art exhibition and we’re inviting the Shark Bay community to join in by exhibiting your art. The exhibition theme is Celebrating the nature of Shark Bay, which we all do in our own ways. It would be great to see what you love and celebrate about the nature of Shark Bay. Paint, sculpt or write about it and we’ll display it in the office in Denham and then in the display at Monkey Mia over the September/October school holidays. People will be asked to nominate their favourite artwork and the ‘People’s Choice’ accolade will be presented to the artist with the most nominations. Call 9948 2226 for more information.
The Parks and Wildlife team
Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 11 . June 2017 Community Notices ART EXHIBITION From 25 August to 5 October
THEME:CELEBRATINGthe nature of Shark Bay
WHERE: Parks & Wildlife office in Denham from 25 August to 6 September during office hours AND THEN Parks & Wildlife display at Monkey Mia from 8 September to 5 October 7:30am to 3:30pm 7 days/week ENTER: For information and entry forms phone 9948 2226 drop into Parks & Wildlife at 63 Knight Terrace or email [email protected]
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School-based Traineeship, in Aquaculture, a huge bonus for
Shark Bay SIDE student! Molly is all smiles as she listens to David Power, ATC Midwest Field Officer explain the program.
Exciting times exist for Shark Bay student Molly McAuliffe who is enrolled at the School of Isolated & Distance Education (SIDE).
SIDE, which ranks as one of the biggest schools in the world and local business organisations embark on on-the-job training programs to develop Core Skills for work in young people while they are still at school.
School-based Traineeship (SBT) programs allow students in Years 11 and 12 to commence a training qualification while still at school. Students enter into a legally binding contract between the employer, themselves and the family. The beauty of the program is that it is linked to helping them achieve Secondary School Graduation (WACE), plus it enables them to Molly with the paperwork for her Certificate II in Aquaculture. get a reduction in their qualification time… so it’s a win, win situation all round.
The local organisation who became readily involved as a host employer is Ocean Park. Molly was signed up for a Certificate II in Aquaculture linked to Central Regional TAFE. Edmund Fenney, the owner of the business is the key trainer in Molly’s school to work program. “This support of local youth is greatly appreciated” says workplace learning coordinator Gay Tierney. Ocean Park Aquarium is at the leading edge in offering local youth an exciting and relevant training option and should be held up as a role model for other regional towns to follow their lead.
The SBT comes under the coordination of the Apprenticeship Traineeship Company in Geraldton. Gay Tierney believes the SBT program at SIDE, They are the official employers. Congratulations must which is also offered in other schools across the state, go to David Power, their Field Officer, who has will grow in numbers each year because students see helped pull the programs together. it as linking their present school studies with post school intentions. It has relevancy to their lives. Gay A comment from Molly explains the positives of such believes it has many hidden advantages to all a program. “I am really loving the work at Ocean stakeholders ... students, parents, the school and Park as it gives me an opportunity to work with community. She along with the family would like to marine animals which is my passion. I hope to say thank you to Ocean Park Aquarium for their continue with my marine studies after I complete Year commitment to local youth. This leadership and 12.” support is to be highly commended!
Molly has completed an Open Water Diving Certificate and is considering do advanced training as Gay Tierney she loves the diving experience. ADWPL Coordinator
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Western Australia Day Western Australia Day
Community Notices Monday 5, June Monday 5, June
Western Australia Day
In June 5, 2017 we will be celebrating Western Australia Day. Commemorating the day when Western Australia'sIn Junecoast 5, was 2017 first we sighted will be from celebrating the merchant Western ship Australia Barque ParmDay. Commemoratingelia. This led to the the day when establishment of theWestern Swan Australia'sRiver Colony, coast the was first first permanent sighted fromBritish the colony merchant in Western ship Barque Australia. Parm elia. This led to the Western Australiaestablishment Day (formerly of Foundation the Swan River Day) Colony,is officially the firstcelebrated permanent on June British 1, but colony the public in Western Australia. holiday is observedWestern on the Australiafirst Monda Dayy in(formerly June. Foundation Day) is officially celebrated on June 1, but the public holiday is observed on the first Monday in June. On June 1, 1829, Australia's west coast was sighted from the Parmelia, although the ship did not reach anchor untilOn the June following 1, 1829, day. Australia's Later that west year, coast more was ships sighted arrived from in the the Parmelia area and, Perthalthough was the ship did not officially founded. The area was known as the Swan River Colony until 1832, when it became Monday 5, June reach anchor until the following day. Later that year, more ships arrived in the area and Perth was known as Westernofficially Australia. founded. In 1834, The Stirling, area was who known was now as the administrator Swan River ofColony Western until Australia, 1832, when it became decided to hold anknown annual as celebration Western Australia. to unite theIn 1834, settlers, Stirling, masters, who servants was now and administrator Indigenous of Western Australia, Australians withindecided and around to hold the an colony. annual June celebration 1 was the to chosen unite the date settlers, because masters, it was theservants and Indigenous anniversary of theAustralians first sighting within of Western and around Australia the colony. from the June Parmelia 1 was the and chosen marks datean important because it was the victory for the Britishanniversary navy over of tthehe firstFrench sighting in 1794. of Western Australia from the Parmelia and marks an important victory for the British navy over the French in 1794. In June 5, 2017 we will be celebrating Western Australia Day. Commemorating the day when Western Australia's coast was first sighted from the merchant ship Barque Parmelia. This led to the establishment of the Swan River Colony, the first permanent British colony in Western Australia. Western Australia Day (formerly Foundation Day) is officially celebrated on June 1, but the public holiday is observed on the first Monday in June.
On June 1, 1829, Australia's west coast was sighted from the Parmelia, although the ship did not reach anchor until the following day. Later that year, more ships arrived in the area and Perth was officially founded. The area was known as the Swan River Colony until 1832, when it became known as Western Australia. In 1834, Stirling, who was now administrator of Western Australia, decided to hold an annual celebration to unite the settlers, masters, servants and Indigenous Australians within and around the colony. June 1 was the chosen date because it was the anniversary of the first sighting of Western Australia from the Parmelia and marks an important victory for the British navy over the French in 1794. https://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/australia/foundation-day https://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/australia/foundation-day
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Scroungers on Saturday are
in full swing with currently around 20 participants. The bowling club will be open Social bowls (popsticks) on Thursday, Thursday have started again Friday and Sunday as well. from 4.00 pm Why don’t you come down and Restaurant and have a game? Saturday from Our restaurant is Visitors welcome! 2.00 pm onwards. Happy hour on currently open on those days from Friday night and 5.00 pm – 6.00 pm Sunday night from
6pm onwards. Bowls Calendar June Friday night menu Thursday 1 1.00 pm Social bowls - popsticks Saturday 3 2.30 pm Social bowls -Scroungers Burgers & chips $16 Sunday 4 1.00 pm Nominated pairs full round Robyn Fish & chips $16 Monday 5 1.00 pm To be continued Nuggets & chips $8 Thursday 8 1.00 pm Social bowls - popsticks Saturday 10 2.30 pm Social bowls -Scroungers Chips only $6 Sunday 11 1.00 pm Drawn Pairs Thursday 15 1.00 pm Social bowls - popsticks Saturday 17 2.30 pm Social bowls -Scroungers Sunday Roast Sunday 18 1.00 pm Drawn Triples Adults $20 Thursday 22 1.00 pm Social bowls - popsticks Saturday 24 2.30 pm Social bowls -Scroungers Juniors $10 Sunday 25 1.00 pm Nominated pairs Or Thursday 29 1.00 pm Social bowls - popsticks Specials Nights Please note: times are mats down Highlighted games are for (any) bowling club members only to be announced
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Community Notices
Congratulations Shark Bay Fishing Club for an outstanding 2017 Fishing Fiesta. The atmosphere at the Marquee was awesome and the committee is always so approachable and friendly. Shark Bay’s P&C, Stingrays Softball, SES & Firies, along with the Borneo Exhibition Group, Yoga and Meilka’s Orphanage all wish to :-
for allowing our respective groups an opportunity to fundraise at this community event.
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The 23rd annual Fishing Fiesta has for allowing these groups to utilise these commercial come to a close with our hard working facilities. Profits ranged from $500 up to $2,000 volunteers catching up on plenty of sleep so great work to everyone! and finally getting our houses and lives back in order. Our community is drawn The Fishing competition welcomed 90 fishers together to host this event, with many this year and only 23 boats. 5 Junior anglers items being borrowed from other groups entered which was fantastic to see as well as 14 or individuals (marquees, bain-maries, eskies, tables, locals from here in Denham. Our kids Catch and toilets etc), as well as cash sponsorship provided for Release fishing competition, followed a fantastic fishing prizes and entertainment, goods for the auction and clinic by Recfishwest representatives where participants inkind donations. This great support from our community, were educated on the correct handling and releasing of local and regional businesses as well as grant funding fish procedures. As you can imagine, the kids had lots of providers will ensure this fun, with several decent 40cm Flathead being weighed Fiesta continues into the in and released as well as Bream and baby Bluebones. 2017 STATS future, providing Shark Everyone received goodies bags and followed safe Baldchin Groper 8 Bay with economical practices. Black Snapper 72 benefits for our Bluebone 31 community as well as fish Most fishers that participate in the competition have been Cobia 14 research statistics for the coming to Shark Bay for years and many own their own Coral Trout 16 Department of Fisheries. holiday houses. Geoff Franz, and his crew from his boat Coronation Trout 3 Keep R Wet advised they spent around $4,000 alone Crab 22 Its early stages of of fuel during the Fiesta. Estuary Cod 28 wrapping up the finances They did some kms! Flathead 17 but at this stage, it has
Next Year’s Fiesta: Mackeral 47 So much happened over t t a been suggested we were N Thursday 11th May Monday 15th May Mulloway 11 the week, the Shark 5-8pm Beyond Gardens Workshops (FREE) 5-7pm Fishing Competition Weigh In able to raise $10,000 DINNER - SB Fishing Club, pies & sausage rolls DINNER - Yoga fundraising, curry night 7pm MUSICIAN - Adrian Stervaggi, the Acoustic Drifter Friday 12th May Pink Snapper 66 Bay Arts Council and 12pm Fishing Registrations open Tuesday 16th May for our community. We 5pm DINNER - Borneo Exhibition Group fundraising 9.30am Kindy Gym kids session Hot spuds, lasagne, hot dogs, sausage sizzle, 1.30-4pm Denham Crafters meat & gravy rolls, zucchini slice & salad. 5-7pm Fishing Competition Weigh In 5.30pm-late BAREFOOT BLACKTIE - run by the Shark Bay DINNER - Borneo Exhibition Group fundraising, Rankin Cod 57 Gascoyne in May crew Arts Council toasties & soup look forward to using MUSICIANS to follow in marquee 7pm BINGO
Saturday 13th May “ Kid’s Day” Wednesday 17th May Red Emperor 35 putting on a fabulous OPEN FISHING COMPETITION BEGINS 10.00am Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser the funds to assist with 8.30am Recfishwest Clinics for kids in marquee (free) ($5 donation, bring a plate to share) SNACK BAR OPEN - P&C fundraising 5-7pm Fishing Competition Weigh In 10am-12pm Kids Fishing Competition (one day only at Jetty) DINNER - Denham Fire Brigade fundraising, Spangled Emperor 31 show once again, Craig $3 entry taco’s night the 2018 event and also 12pm LUNCH - Shark Bay SES fundraising, 7.00pm QUIZ NIGHT - proceeds shared between Sister sausage sizzle, hot dogs, toasties Meilka’s Orphanage in Zimbabwe & the 12.45pm Kids Prize Presentations - in marquee Sandakan Scholarship for Shark Bay School Dunklings National 1pm Make your Regatta boat workshop Spanish Flag 61 th hearing feedback as to 5-7pm Fishing Competition Weigh In Thursday 18 May DINNER - Shark Bay Stingrays fundraising 5-7pm FINAL Fishing Competition Weigh In burgers & soup DINNER - Shark Bay SES fundraising, fish pasta Volunteer Week acoustic 7pm NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK EVENT bake, spaghetti bolognaise, soup Squid 61 ACOUSTIC GUITARIST - Craig Dunkling 7pm Flare demonstration by VMR where this money could BAND - Parallel 26 Sunday 14th May 11am Million Paws Walk starting at events marquee Friday 19th May Sweetlip Emperor 70 performance, a delightful 12pm Regatta Race (starting at recreational jetty) 8.45-10am Yoga session in marquee - $12 per person be spent here in Shark LUNCH - SB Fishing Club, pies & sausage rolls 5pm DINNER - Borneo Exhibition Group fundraising, 2-4pm Mother’s Day High Tea ($20 tickets) hot spuds, lasagna, hot dogs, sausage sizzle, 5-7pm Fishing Competition Weigh In meat & gravy rolls, toasties Tailor 3 High tea allowing Mother’s DINNER - SB Fishing Club, pies & sausage rolls 6pm PRIZE PESENTATIONS Bay. 7.30pm BAND - M&M (Miles & Mary) 7pm AUCTION 8.30pm FIREWORKS 8.45pm-late BAND - Dynamite Trevally 32 to enjoy a Mother’s Tuna 13 It was a very successful Day celebrations, local Whiting 30 community event with musicians Adrian, Miles Yellowfin Bream 13 plenty of local community and Mary and the Parallel TOTAL FISH 741 organisations capitalising 26 band for jamming several nights away, Bingo (now on their chances to that was hilarious to see some people having all the luck fundraise including the Borneo Exhibition group (school and winning numerous times) as well as a Quiz Night, scholarship), Fire Brigade, P&C, SES, Stingrays softball Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser, Million Paws Walk, kids team and Yoga. These clubs did an amazing job catering, boat regatta race, Kindy Gym and Crafters sessions. A not knowing what the attendance numbers would be (as little something for everyone! we didn’t either) and on most nights sold out, catering for a crowd of around 75 people. The Fishing Club A big thankyou to all the Fishing Club committee and appreciates all the hard work each of these groups our volunteers. Everyone pulled together but I need to put in to enhancing our Fiesta and by taking special especially thank; Cath South – our calming High Tea consideration to the health and safety requirements and food specialist, Brian Child – our tradie energizer for food handling. Meals were all prepared on site at bunny, always on the go, and for keeping the pies and the marquee or by utilising the commercial kitchen sausage rolls well stocked, Andrew Cruickshank – at the Recreation Centre. A big thankyou to the Shire unfortunately had to work for the duration of the Fiesta
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but was able to ensure our toilets were emptied Lastly every single other volunteer that helped in when needed. He was also a great presence some way or another; Jeff Walton, Judy Britza, on the gate to ensure no one came or left with Joe McLaughlin, Bec Stanley, Cheryl Teague, alcoholic drinks, Shaun Burton – our resident Rosie Seager, Sam Williams, Sietske Hunn, bar man, gate master and general go doer, Claire Cooper, Reece Galvin, Natt Dul, Belinda Stephen Mills – for taking our fishers registrations, Russell, Johnny G, Bryan Riddick, Shark Bay Youth setting up our prizes and auction items, Erin Walton Group, Meagen Gooch, Dave, Chad & Claire Harrower, – Biggest Morning Tea queen, drinks planner, money Drew Shalders and the list goes on and on and on so I handler and always ensuring all the jobs got done, apologise to anyone I have missed. Numerous fishers Sharna Timmer & Tacy Beales – volunteered all who come up for the competition also leant a hand or week without being on our committee, setting up daily, offered. THANKYOU THANKYOU THANKYOU recording at fish weighins, bar work, packing away and so much more, Tiaza Sellenger – mumma bear had that Next years Fiesta will hopefully be as great but we always bar covered, she always leant a hand when we needed aim to get better. We have learnt several lessons as you and she could, Errol Bartlett-Torr – for taking charge do after any event and we look forward to recruiting new of the PA and helping me with the banter at weigh ins. valuable volunteers from our community to help plan My hands were full with the PR, liason with fishers and and run this event in 2018. The dates change in 2018 to identifying fish at the weighins (which I did enjoy), thanks move away from Mother’s day, and we can’t wait to see to the educational fishing related banter from my son you again on the 18th-25th May 2018. Seth. As always....’wishin for some more great fishin’ Jamie Burton, President, Shark Bay Fishing Club Fishing Fiesta Shirts 2017 for sale now at the Shark Bay CRC (10 Denham Road)
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Thank you to all our Fishing Fiesta Sponsors for 2017 ACRM BASE DENHAM RECFISHWEST BAY LODGE SES SHARK BAY BILLABONG ROADHOUSE SHARK BAY ARTS COUNCIL BLUE DOLPHIN CARAVAN PARK SHARK BAY B & B BLUE LAGOON PEARLS SHARK BAY COACHES & TOURS BOOLBARDIE GOLF CLUB SHARK BAY COMMUNITY BORNEO EXHIBITION GROUP RESOURCE CENTRE BOUGHSHED RESTAURANT SHARK BAY ELECTRICAL CO. BUNNINGS GERALDTON SHARK BAY FILM CLUB BURTON TILING MAINTENANCE & RENOS SHARK BAY FISH FACTORY CAPTAINS CUTTER SHARK BAY FREIGHTLINES CDH ELECTRICAL SHARK BAY HOTEL DENHAM CRAFTERS SHARK BAY MECHANICAL & TOWING DENHAM FIRE BRIGADE SHARK BAY NEWS & GIFTS DENHAM IGA XPRESS SUPERMARKET SHARK BAY P & C DENHAM PAPER & CHEMICAL SHARK BAY POLICE DENHAM SEASIDE CARAVAN PARK SHARK BAY SERVICES DENHAM SENIORS SHARK BAY SKIP BINS DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES SHARK BAY SUPERMARKET DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT SHIRE OF SHARK BAY GEOFF FRANZ BRICKLAYING SKIPPERS AVIATION GERALDTON FUEL ST JOHNS AMBULANCE GERALDTON SPORTS CENTRE STINGRAYS SOFTBALL TEAM GJ FREIGHT STRAYA CONTRACTING HERITAGE RESORT SURF ‘N DOLPHIN HORIZON POWER SYKES TRANSPORT J & T FREIGHT TRUE VALUE HARDWARE MCDONALDS WHOLESALERS VOLUNTEER MARINE RESCUE SHARK BAY MIDWEST MARINE WATER CORPORATION MITCHELL & BROWN WULA GUDA NYINDA OCEANSIDE VILLAGE YOGA EDGE CAMS PARKS & WILDLIFE PLUMOVATION PRESTIGE INSTALLATIONS RAC MONKEY MIA DOLPHIN RESORT RAY WHITE REAL ESTATE St Andrew-by-the- Sea Anglican Church
Services for May to August: Sundays weekly at 9am: Communion 1st, 3rd and 5th Morning worship 2nd and 4th Bible study (with coffee and cake): Thursdays at 3pm – all welcome
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The tests are scheduled certainlye cursionsMake benefit sure our lateryou students. wear this a R Dterm outfit as part for thiso the important hole fund school When theme people o practise fairness they do not judge others because they sound or look different or discuss your child’s progress please make an appointment with your Make surefor thisyou week wear Tuesday a R D 9th outfit to Thursday for this 11th important of May. All fundschools The school is committed to the department’s Thursday th o ay at icholson oint. Sta Shar raisingThe ayevent school ird and is i e. bring committed a gold coin to donation. the department’s reat pri es towhere they come from. They allow others to be accepted as individuals and acknowledge child’s teacher. attendedraising the evente cursionacross and Australiain preparationbring complete a gold or coinclasstests donation.on the same reat days. pri esFor more to ANZAC Day priority of ST M with an emphasis on coding. MR Each ee the school conducts regular hair chec s. arents o be won on the day. e cursions laterinformation this term asvisit part www.det.wa.edu.au/educationalmeasurement o the hole school theme o priority of ST M with an emphasis on coding. MR someone if they do something well. How to be fair? You practise fairness by acting without students ho are ound tobe ha e won hair on thelice day.are contacted and as ed toEight students attended the ANZAC Day Service Riddick works with all the primary teachers in Shar ay ird i e. on TuesdayRiddick 25th works of April. with allThe the students primary teachers in prejudice and seeing each person as an individual. 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The level of these grades are set by are responsible under the School Education ct to ensure the are responsible under the School Education ct to ensure the Members of the teaching staff attended a guided the Department of Education. If you have any queries or wish to attendance o their child at school e eryday. The department has attendance o their child at school e eryday. The department has Bird Observation excursion after school on discuss your child’s progress please make an appointment with your identi ied students ith attendance under as at ris . arent Thursday identi ied 4th of Maystudents at Nicholson ith Point. attendance Staff under as at ris . arent The ne t assembly is riday th ay. The Year 6 Councillor Report Thesupport ne t or assembly ensuringchild’s teacher. regular is riday school thattendance ay. is essential. The ll attended the excursion in preparation for class students ill be presenting their item. riday support or ensuring regular school attendance is essential. ll studentsparents o children ill be ith presenting attendance belo their item. ill be contacted. riday excursions later this term as part of the whole school theme of Hello Everyone and welcome back to Term Two. We are both so excited about being your councillors this term. th o une ill be our Red ose ay assembly. Hair Checks parents o children ith attendance belo ill be contacted. Shark Bay Bird Life. e loo or ard to seeing you at the assemblies. th o une ill be our Red ose ay assembly. We are honoured to have this opportunity to represent you and the school and that so may of you believed in Each week the school conducts regular hair checks. Parents of Attendance us and voted for us; we will try to do the best we can for you and the school. Sage wants to help as many e ayment loo o or ard contributionsstudents to seeing whoare areimportant foundyou at to or thehave the hairassemblies. school lice areand contactedplay a and asked to treat their child. If the school is unable to contact a parent a note students and teachers as he cam and Eloise is always there to help other students and will do her best with all significant role in enhancing our school’s capacity to add value to Regular attendance at school is fundamental to student learning. students’ learningis experiences.sent home with Parents the student wishing outliningto pay their treatment child’s expectations and ayment o contributions are important or the schoolthe handa rjobs play aHshey aac p hashpoyo Tasl is e councillor. ntlhle Argyn n i v eWearrse a arery both looking forward to the Winter Carnival Student Theachievement next eneral of academic Meeting and is ednesdaysocial outcomes th unedepend on The R ere at the school last ednesday contributionsthe can procedures pay no atthe Reception school will follow from section 27 of the SchoolThis term indergarten to ear students ill be learning all about Shar ay on Thursday 8th of June. 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Trophy . consideration is appreciated. n or ation is a ailable at School Terms 2017l and a terPayment eating of contributions especially are important i they for the ha e school andhad play oranges a Claire Cooper to takeand a ha especial the opportunity to in greatment pri es. are valued. you We ha eaim to any be a resources school of excellence or where every teaching and learning opportunities to achieve their personal .health. a.go .au anaphylaxisSCHOOL VISION or .allergy acts.org.: Shark Bayau School is an MISSION STATEMENT: All students are Term 2 26th April - 30th June actionInterested points are a arded parents in eachwho classare keen or students to be involved in ater elonsignificantK ay orrole M inaroc elon cenhancingk Prin ourci p school’sainl theircapacity tolunchbox. add value to our student is encouraged to achieve their personal best. celebratebest. being ten years old. School Photos educationalphotoTerm of the Twocommunity no ledge school Theme to of where o Shark this educational Bay topic Birds and and are social able develop- to share Hitprovided a ithppy theT ae n learningtschoolh Ann pleaseiveenvironmentrsar ysee your allowing for the best Term 3 19th July - 22nd September ho displaythe positi e School beha iours Council andcan e ort. contact tReception the on considerationstudents’ learningis appreciated. experiences. Parents n or ation wishing to pay theiris a ailablechild’s at end o the ee The the CRCname were o the 9948at inningthe 0000school team last in eachWednesday 2017 contributions can pay now at Reception. This termcommemorate Kindergartenment are valued. to Year We 6 students aim to willbe abe school learning of allexcellence about Sharkchild’s where Bay every teacher teaching. and learning opportunities to achieve theirThe personal school has arranged for Term 4 10th October - 14th December 3rd of May. Forms were sent home with .health. a.go .au anaphylaxis or .allergy acts.org.au to Shark Bay School class is sent to Reception the inning action is ac no ledged and recei es a Bird Life. Laterstudent this is term encouraged students towill achieve have the their opportunity personal to bestparticipate. in a best. students in Week 1 of Term 2. Photos will be Annual Report 2016 this important certi icate. olphins and Shar s ereSchool inners Terms or ee 2017 land olphins ere inners eha iour and ttitude Trophy bird observation excursion to Nicholson Point and Little Lagoon. All Students Claire Cooper to take a special Pupil Free Days are 24th April, 17th or ee . sent home later this term. If you have any The school’s Annual Report 2016 is available from Reception from K to 12 can enter the school’s Shark Bay Birdlife photographic competition This year our school will Term 2 26th April - 30th June event. and 18th of July, 9th October and 15th queries contact the CRC on 9948 1787. They ha e action points are a arded in each class or students and have the opportunity to win great prizes. If you have any resources or photo of the school to December 2017 been ac no ledged by recei ing the inning cup hich can be ie ed at Reception. Kay Mack Principal celebrate being ten years old. Term 3 19th July - 22nd September ho display positi e beha iours and e ort. t the knowledge of this topic and are able to share it with the school please see your child’s teacher. The school has arranged for Term 4 10th October - 14th December end o the ee the name o the inning team in each commemorate School Terms 2017l class is sent to Reception Behaviour and the Attitude inning Trophy action is ac no ledged and recei es a Claire Cooper to take a special certi icate. olphins and Shar s ere inners or ee and olphins ere inners this important Term 2 26th April - 30th June Faction points are awarded in each class for students photo of the school to Pupil Free DaysTerm are 3 24th19th April, July - 17th22nd September or ee .who display positive behaviours and effort. At the event. and 18th of July,Term 9th 4 October10th Octoberand 15th - 14th December end of the week the name of the winning team in each They ha e commemorate class is sent to Reception; the winning faction is acknowledged and receives a December 2017 beencertificate. ac no ledged Dolphins and bySharks recei ing were winners the inningfor week 1cup and hichDolphins can were be winners ie ed at Reception. this important Pupil Free Days are 24th April, 17th for week 2. The faction being awarded the most faction points over the whole event. and 18th of July, 9th October and 15th term of term one for positive behaviour and attitude is DOLPHINS! They have December 2017 been acknowledged by receiving the winning cup which can be viewed at Reception.
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VMR Shark Bay received a phone call from WA Water Police on the 28th April about 0730 tasking us to investigate an epirb [emergency position indicating radio beacon] signal coming from an area at the northern end of Dirk Hartog Island.
Chris and I set off in Rescue 4 with an approximately 20knot SE wind behind us, the further north we travelled the rougher the sea became slowing us down from 26 knots down to around 12 knots.
We were able to make contact with the stricken vessel when we reached the position given to us and they radioed that they were moored in Turtle Bay, another 6 nautical miles further on. abated, finally arriving back home in Denham at 1430 some 6.5 hours after we set off. On arrival there we found they were in company of another vessel that wasn't big enough to tow them back The reason for the breakdown was given as dirty fuel to Denham in those conditions. We put a tow rope on that couldn't be flushed at sea as they had no more their vessel, got the three crew on board Rescue 4 filters available. and proceeded to tow them back with the other vessel sheltering behind in our wake for a smoother ride. There Like all VMR, St Johns Ambos, Firies and SES groups was a few hairy moments crossing the bar off the SE we are always in need of volunteers so if you wish to point of Turtle Bay with an ingoing tide running against a acquire new skills and have time on your hands please 1.5 metre sea but nothing we couldn't handle safely. do not hesitate to get in touch with the group of your choice. After a slow run south at 8-9 knots for a couple of hours we were slowly able to increase speed as the SE wind Thank you John Nelson
Boolbardie Golf Club Boat Servicing
Anyone in the Shark Bay/Denham area that needs servicing on their outboards? Midwest Marine will be in town the week beginning Monday 19th of June. The WANTED: Golf Players duration of the stay will depend on how many people CRITERIA: need our services. High / Medium / Low handicaps and beginners BENEFITS: Our hourly rate is $132p/h inc gst plus the cost of parts Fun company, good views, exercise, after game drinks and there will be travel costs involved but the more and presentations, attend games as often as you like. people that get services done the more we will be able TIME: 2pm Wednesdays and Saturdays to share the cost between everyone. EQUIPMENT: Golf clubs and carts available for hire. WHERE: Monkey Mia Road – Boolbardie Golf Club If you would like to make a booking or if you have any CONTACT: questions please contact Tash on 9964 9874 or send Jill Deschamps – 9948 3224 her an email [email protected] with your or turn up at the golf club 20mins prior to tee off. outboard and contact details.
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RAD ROCK CLIMBING 10AM SATURDAY TO JUNE 17TH 2PM
Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 26 . June 2017 Community Notices Shark Bay School P&C Mother’s Day
On Friday the 12th May, the teachers and students at Shark Bay School hosted a wonderful morning tea for all the Mum’s, Nana’s and Aunties to enjoy. We were even privileged to have the W.A. Symphony Orchestra playing beautiful music in the background. Bec Moroney coordinated a fantastic Mother’s Day Raffle that was drawn at the end of the morning tea. Thank you to our sponsors who kindly donated to the Raffle:
Shark Bay Hotel Shark Bay News and Views Newsagency Goodies donated by Esther and Bec
Also a big thanks to Jamie (the gardener) who went around selling tickets for us on the day.
Congratulations to all our winners and a big ‘thankyou’ to all those that bought a ticket.
Recipe Books
Our modest little Seafood Recipe Books have been selling quite well, with 61 already sold at the fishing fiesta. At $3 and with some fabulous local recipes why not get yourself a copy. We have them on sale at CRC or at the front reception at the school. Thank you goes out to Kylie for compiling these booklets, Anne for binding them and to all those who contributed your recipes to them… Thanks!!!
Fishing Fiesta
Thank you to this year’s organisers at the Shark Bay Fishing Club for giving us the opportunity to sell our Seafood Recipe Books as well as having a snack bar on the Kids Recfish Fishing day. Well done on another successful Fishing Fiesta.
Next Meeting- Wednesday the 7th of June 2017 at 4:30pm in the school library. All welcome. Thanks for your support,
Natt Dul
P&C President
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DATE AND TIME Sat. 10 June 2017 4:30 pm – 9:30 pm
LOCATION Little Lagoon, 80 Monkey Mia Rd Denham, WA 6537
Fervor harnesses locally sourced and native ingredients which are presented in a unique 8-10 course long table degustation held in a secret location. Diners will be treated to ingredients such as marron, green ants, crab, youlk, wattleseed, seaweed, wallaby, muntrie berries and many other exciting uniquely Australian ingredients. This is a highly interactive evening and we encourage guests to get up and view the cooking and plating throughout the night, which is done in front of the dining table. This special dinner not to be missed, and we look forward to having you as part of our ever-expanding Fervor family!
Important Information: • $199.54 pp includes a pre-dinner drink, snacks, 8 courses, petit fours • Event is BYO • We recommend bringing warm clothing and comfortable footwear. • Dietary requirements can be met, so please be sure to enter these beforehand whilst booking • Menu is given on the evening
By attending the dinner you agree to the disclaimer below. Please be aware that while the utmost of care is taken in the preparation and serving of food to accommodate dietary requirements, we take no responsibility for unspecified allergies. We take no responsibility for any injuries occurred whilst attending the dinner. We reserve the right to cancel/postpone or move any event due to unforeseen circumstances. In this unlikely event, you will be notified as soon as possible.
Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 28 . June 2017 Community Notices Denham Community Church: Meeting Room Recreation Centre, Francis Street, Denham. [email protected] 9.30 am Sundays
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If He andwill only work Son His that way whoever through believes your in him shall anyhouse of this until relates He to comes you, please to the don’t broom give upcupboard in wherenot perish you but put have all thateternal stuff life. youFor Godwanted did not despair,to keep there hidden, is a way. and one day you are going to havesend to his share Son into your the worlddarkest to condemn secrets the with world, God, and then you will really open the door. Then,but to when save the you world have through a relationship him.” of Jesus Christ said. “I am the way and the truth and thetrust, life.” He Road Closures Community Meetings Please fill in the information below and drop it off at the Shire Of Shark Bay Reception, or come in and register your details. Mosquitoe Fogging Program Dates Name ______ Community Events Mobile Phone Number 1) ______2) ______Rose Freycinet Gallery Displays Email Address ______Project Updates Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 29 . 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After your To see if you are in an eligible area: consultation, with your consent, we will send a care summary • visit our website www.1800calladoc.com.au to your regular GP so they know what you’ve talked about. and enter your postcode If you don’t have a regular GP – we can help you find one. • call us on 1800 CALL A DOC (1800 225 523)* The telehealth GP will only prescribe certain short term medications when appropriate, and you will be advised to This service is available until 30 June 2017 see your regular GP for review and follow-up during normal * Free call from landlines and most mobile phones. Call charges may apply consulting hours. from mobile phones dependent on your mobile provider and plan. Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 30 . June 2017 Community Notices Denham Seniors & Crafters News Seniors Our Seniors group is ticking along and plenty of enthusiasm was shown at our General Meeting which was held on Wednesday 24th May 2017. A few activities are being planned with several members looking into the finer details before dates are set. After our successful Xmas bowling evening we are in the process of organising another trip to the Bowling club for the end of June. Other ideas done before are being looked at again as we know we are limited here by our distance. Ocean Park, Mini golf, BBQ on the foreshore, Hamelin Pool are being investigated by members and will be discussed and dates decided at our upcoming AGM in July. Our Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 5th July 2017 at 10am in the Shire Hall when all positions will be vacated and open to allow some new blood to come forward with some fresh ideas. If you are unable to attend and would like to nominate yourself or others or cast an absentee vote please come along in the next month to our regular morning teas on Wednesdays and we can give you any information. You can call me on 9948 1757 if you prefer. Finally a big congratulations to the Shark Bay Fishing Club committee who organised the Fishing Fiesta. Wow!! a High Tea in Denham who would have thought. Wasn’t it fabulous. Ladies and I must say definitely ladies the way you were dressed up and looking fantastic. Food was glorious, and real teacups and saucers, I felt I was transported somewhere else. On Mothers Day it was so lovely for those of us and that is most of us here in Shark Bay who don’t have our family near. This was so nice so it is a big thank you from the Seniors and all of us here in Shark Bay. By the way the Youth Group who waited on tables, wonderful, your parents should be so proud. Then we had the Biggest morning Tea which was also a great success. So well done to our local Fishing Club. Join in for a cuppa! $3 only for a coffee We meet every Wednesday morning tea & at the SB Shire Hall (corner of Hughes & Durlacher Streets) homemade cake! 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. Crafters Denham Crafters meeting Tuesday afternoons 1.30 – 3.30 Shire Hall. All welcome. $3.00 cuppa and a chat and share some crafty ideas. Thanks and Cheers Shirl Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 31 . June 2017 Community Notices SES SHARK BAY Emergency Services Precinct, Dampier Rd Denham 6537 [email protected] Supports Shark Bay SES PLB ASSISTS IN THE RESCUE OF Gascoyne area at incidents such as large bush fires, COUPLE BOGGED cyclones or floods. In other words, most likely around Readers would have heard of a couple that were driving Carnarvon. through a remote part of the Kimberley recently when their vehicle became badly bogged. Unable to get NEW UNIT TRAINING ROSTER out of the mud by their own resources, they activated Our members have decided to change the regular their Personal Locator Beacon (PLB). The Australian 3 nights a month training programme to one where Maritime and Search Authority (AMSA) in Canberra there is one weekend each month set aside for intense received the signal which alerted them to the position training and then shorter evenings on one or two of the travellers. Supplies were dropped to them from Monday evenings each month where the effort will be the search aircraft and they were then lifted out back to on maintenance of equipment and premises as well as civilisation by helicopter a day or so later. enjoying some fellowship time. They had to leave their vehicle where it was bogged If you are curious about what we do and how we do and would have had to arrange to return to salvage it, you are most welcome to come and check out the their vehicle at a later date, however they were rescued unit and our happenings. Contact Joe on 0419 902 895 and in good health. This incident highlights the value for more details. You can also check out our Facebook of taking precautions when travelling in remote areas page to see some of the exciting stuff we get up to. by having the technology that assisted their rescue as these travellers lived to take another drive on another Cheers Joe McLaughlin day. Our SES unit has been promoting the purchase of PLB’s in recent times as a life saving device and also as a means of saving volunteers many hours of searching for people that are overdue and or lost in these remote areas where we now have vehicles with the ability to take us far off the beaten track. The Shark Bay SES unit has PLB’s and marine EPIRB’s available for purchase. These can be obtained at the Community Resource Centre at very reasonable prices as the unit has been able to source them direct from the manufacturer. Proceeds from the sale of these units go towards assisting the unit to purchase equipment that is not available through the standard funding. The CRC also benefit as they do earn a small commission by handling the sales on our behalf. THE BIG WHITE TRUCK At the end of the next school holidays, the Mid West Gascoyne region of DFES will be conducting an incident control vehicle training weekend here in Denham. There are a number of these vehicles based around the State which are staffed by volunteers that are on call to respond to anywhere the ICV is deployed. The vehicle is stacked full of communication equipment and computers and other tech gear which enables the crew to assist the incident management team to deal with whatever incident it is sent to assist. Currently there is a small team trained to operate the $750,000 vehicle who are mostly based around Geraldton. The purpose of the July visit is to enable volunteers from the northern parts of the region to be trained so they may assist whenever the ICV vehicle is deployed in the Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 32 . June 2017 Community Notices 2017 DENHAM OPEN SATURDAY 24th. & SUNDAY 25th. JUNE MEN - 36 HOLE STABLEFORD OVER 2 DAYS LADIES - 36 HOLE STABLEFORD OVER 2 DAYS REGISTRATIONS DUE BY 18th. JUNE $110 PER PERSON INCLUDES LIGHT LUNCH SATURDAY DINNER SATURDAY NIGHT BREAKFAST SUNDAY MORNING 7.00am. LUNCH SUNDAY 11.00am Saturday for 11.30 tee off 7.30am Sunday for 8.00am tee off SPONSORS BLUE LAGOON PEARLS SURF n DOLPHIN SHIRE OF SHARK BAY BLUE DOLPHIN CARAVAN PARK SHARK BAY HOTEL BILLABONG ROADHOUSE CONTACT: JILL DESCHAMP SECRETARY 99483224 EMAIL: [email protected] DENHAM 6537 Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 33 . June 2017 Community Notices Nutrition Workshops Mums & Bubs Sessions Session includes: - Healthy eating for kids - Have your nutrition Presented by: Meredith Irving, Dietitian (APD) questions Durlacher Dietetics & Geraldton Diabetes Clinic answered Where: Kindy Gym - Morning tea provided Shark Bay Recreation Centre, Francis Street When: Tuesday 13th & 27th June 2017 Time: 10 am Cost: FREE Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 34 . June 2017 Community Notices Shark Bay vs Geraldton Rovers - Soccer Match Report Soccer is not a traditional pastime in Shark Bay, but over the last two years huge improvements can be seen in results on the field and from this reporter’s perspective – the only way is up! From 10-2 and 9-5 losses in the club’s first two competitive games it was a much closer affair this time around. A narrow 3-1 loss at Geraldton Rovers on 29 April saw the boys from the Bay return with their heads held high, hopeful for a win next time around. It is no small feat to organise an event like this and thanks must go to Joe Curran as Shark Bay club of offside) led to them taking a 2-1 lead. Heads didn’t captain and organiser in chief. Thanks also to Francis drop for Shark Bay but pressing for an equalizer and Noguera, President of Rovers, for hosting the game with tired legs late in the game Shark Bay was caught and accommodating the Shark Bay team so warmly on the break conceding a third in the dying minutes. in Geraldton (one of the best post-match sausage sizzles ever by the way). Events like this bring Soccer in the Bay is in its infancy when you compare communities together so thank you to the Shark Bay it to the tradition of the annual Footy game against locals that travelled to Geraldton to support the team. Kalbarri. Over the last two years there have been And finally for getting us all there and back safely three games hosted in the Bay and in Geraldton thanks to the Shire of Shark Bay for providing bus but already the similarities are there. Soccer will hire. never be Football in Shark Bay but it does have the potential to create a similar tradition with links to The game itself (not to sound cliché) was a game of other communities up and down the coast and that is two halves. An extremely tense and competitive first something worth continuing. half left the scores 1-1 at half time. Rovers first goal was cancelled out by a spectacular own goal by their If anyone is interested in playing soccer please come centre back as he lashed the ball into his own net to the Rec Centre at 6:30pm on Wednesdays for our from 30 yards! The second half started well for Shark weekly indoor game. All abilities are welcome and it is Bay with more chances being created kicking with free – why not give it a try! the wind. Shots rained in on the Rovers keeper and crossbar. Unfortunately despite sustained pressure Kind regards a break away by Rovers (with more than a suspicion John Craig Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 35 . June 2017 Community Notices Seth’s Fishing Report Hi its Seth guys. Lately I have been able to do heaps of fishing because of the Fishing competition at the Fiesta. I saved up my $50 to enter and weighed in a fish every day. The heaviest fish I caught all week was a Spanish Mackeral and weighed 6.635kg. I was lucky as and I stayed on the boat. I borrowed Kaneo’s bait runner I got 2 days off school to go fishing with my Uncle Brett and cast out a plastics lure to try some different fishing as I was apart of the fishing team Yellow Canary which techniques. I had the lure still in the water for a bit while includes me, Uncle Brett, Kaneo, Spud and Tapper. I sat down, but we realised after awhile it was getting massive bites. I wound in the lure as the fish got off and We went fishing over at the Bar one of the windy days. it chomped the soft plastic in half. In general we had a Tapper got the first fish of the day, a Tailor at 48cm. He really good day but I clearly out fished the rest of the used a lure to catch it. I was fishing at one stage and Yellow Canary crew, representing Shark Bay fisherman. thought I caught a good Flat Head but it turned out to be Spud had a real bad days fishing. a Long Tom. When I measured it, I yelled out how big it was to the boys, 81cm and it turned around and bit me Another morning I joined the boys and we went to on the left side of my left kneecap. He went straight back Dampier Reef up the top near Turtle Bay. I caught the first in the water. fish, a Honeycomb Cod. We kept it and it was a decent sized Honeycomb they tell me. Then Tapper ended up I got Blackies to tell use about also. I went over to the hooking a Rankin Cod. He landed it and we bleed it and other side of the Bar. I dropped down my bait and I iced it straight away. Thats how you should do it. Spud thought something big like another Long Tom striked finally caught something a good Rankin also. Kaneo then at my bait but when I reeled in it turned out to be a caught a good Baldchin Groper which made me jealous. Mackeral. I dropped down again in my lucky spot and Tapper got yet another fish a Red Emperor and Uncle caught a decent Blackie. I bleed it straight away and put Brett was spewing as he missed a big Red Emperor. He it on ice in the esky then dropped my line once again in did though catch a little Red Emperor next. I caught my my lucky spot. I then hooked up to yet another Blackie. I first, a PB Red Emperor, not sized but 39cm that day. So also caught a baby Pink and when I reeled it in a massive close to keeping size as Red Emperor have to be 41cm Mulloway chased it up to the edge. I yelled out “oh my to keep. god that is the biggest Mulloway I have ever seen” and I looked over and Uncle Brett was charging down the Bar. He got over to where I was fishing and cast his line but the Mulloway had swam away. About 5 minutes later I went over to stand near Uncle Brett, I asked him to help me hook my bait (a mullie) onto a single hook I had on my line (as I am not that good just yet). He taught me how, and laughed at me for only having one hook. I cast it out being silly and my line and rod started doing something strange. I realised I had something a bit different, and guess what it was a Tailor. When I finally saw it there was another chaser Tailor following it in. I got it close to the shore and Uncle Brett told me to run up the beach so the fish doesn’t fall off. We placed it on the Brag Mat and it measured 66cm, which gave our Yellow Canary boat points. We released the fish and guess what, I won the Tailor category at the comp with that fish. After the Bar we drove off towards what we call Creek 14. We started on one side, and noticed a Flathead following my lure. It hooked itself, didn’t like it so it got off and swam away. I cast out again in another spot and hooked up to Then we moved into the reef at Turtle Bay. I was using a massive sized Yellowfin Bream. The Bream got off (I a hand line and caught myself an undersized Tuskfish. I was definetly getting all the good hits) but we went back saw something following our lines in and it was a Estuary to the boat and drove to the other side of the creek. Uncle Cod. I caught him next that cheeky fish. I got snagged with Brett, Tapper and Spud went off up the creek while Kaneo a fish on about 7 minutes later then another 10 minutes Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 36 . June 2017 Community Notices later with some help we finally got the fish off the snag. I P.S I also caught my first Pig fish at Dampier Reef with pulled it up and it was my first ever Mangrove Jack. I had Brett. I asked the boys what they taste like and Tapper a really great day! said “If you cook a Pig fish with a rock on the bbq, when the fish is ready, throw the fish away and eat the rock”. On the last Friday night, the presentation night of the Fiesta, I was lucky enough to receive lots of prizes. • 1st prize for Tailor, in the adults open comeptition • 1st place for winning the Boat Regatta • 1st place for 9 years + in the kids competition • and an Encouragement award as a junior angler in the open competition It was a great Fiesta, I had lots of fun and can’t wait to have a go again in 2018. I will keep on fishing so keep on reading. Seth Burton – 9 years old Twin & Double Room @ $125.00 Triple Room @ $155.00 Single Room @ $95.00 All rooms are inclusive of CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST. STARTING FRIDAY NIGHT 23TH SEPT 2016… COURTESY BUS DROP OFF FROM THE PUB TO YOUR HOME – KEEPING OUR PATRONS SAFE & SOUND!! 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This iconic regional competition is valued by all who enter and the SOTA LIVE SPECIALlarger EVENT community. - Monday See who June wins 5 -the 5pm awards for this year and the benefit they The biggestbring to names their community. in WA music will be broadcast live to your screens from the WA Day Festival,Oct 10, 11 Elizabeth & 13 - 8am, Quay. 1pm, With 3:30pm headliners & 8pm; that span everything from heavy rock to AussieOct hip 12 hop,& 15 -SOTA’s 8am, 1pm line &- up3:30pm; includes a mix of WA favorites, old and new. Many of theseOct artists 14 - 8am, will be1pm returning & 8pm; Oct from 16 -international 8am, 3:30pm &or 8pm national tours to join us on home soil. Performances from DRAPHT, GYROSCOPE, BOB EVANS, TIRED LION, KATY Act Right!- STEELE,This CROOKED session is COLOURS,designed to ABBE assist MAY, in the POW! preparati NEGRO,on and RAG submission N’ BONE ZIGGY,of a new THE A brief guide to the new MONEYconstitution. 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The forum Oct 24 to 30 - 9am, 2:30pm and 6pm supports DAFWA’s key goal to enable the agriculture and food sector to double in Cover to Cover valueEp by 18 2025. - Sam Carmody - The Windy Season Jun 6, 7, 9 10 & 11 – 9:30am; Jun 6, 8, 9 & 11 - 7pm Encore Oct 5 and 8 - 8pm; Oct 6 - 12:30pm; Oct 7 - 4:30pm; Cover to Cover PremiereOct 9 - 2pm;Episode Oct 19 - 10:30am This month, Meri speaks with Mohammed Massoud Morsi to discuss his novel Cover to Cover ‘TwentyEp 19 Two - Pat Years Lowe to Life’. - Two Through Sisters: this A True story Story of a deeply devoted couple living in the Premiere midstOct of 19 a politicaland 22 - 8pm; conflict, Oct 20the - 12:30pm; writer asks Oct us 21 to- 4:30pm; consider Oct what 23 - 2pm a person bereft of hope might eventually become capable of. Destination WA Jun 21E08 & 24 Oct - 8pm; 1 - 8pm; Jun 22 Oct - 12:30pm; 2 - 2pm Jun 23 - 4:30pm; Jun 25 - 2pm Series One In ourE09 encore Oct 12 presentation, &15 -8pm; Oct meet 13 Thomas-12:30pm; M. 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Ep05 Oct 19 & 22 - 7pm; Oct 20 - 11:30am; Oct 21 - 3:30pm; Oct 23 - 1pm Jun 7 & 10 - 7:30pm; Jun 8 - 12pm; Jun 9 - 4pm; Jun 11 - 1:30pm Ep06 Oct 26 & 29 - 7pm; Oct 27 - 11:30am; Oct 28 - 3:30pm; Oct 30 - 1pm Episode 6 - Trevor talks fruit, vegetable and herb upkeep for autumn, Calinda provides pond and aquaponics tips and Steve takes us through his top 10 plants for autumn. Jun 14 & 17 - 7:30pm; Jun 15 - 12pm; Jun 16 - 4pm; Jun 18 - 1:30pm Episode 7 - Nigel provides your essential lawn mowing tips, Calinda creates a beautiful water flower centerpiece, while Melissa gives tips on feeding your veggies this autumn. Jun 21 & 24 - 7:30pm; Jun 22 - 12pm; Jun 23 - 4pm; Jun 25 - 1:30pm Episode 8 - Nigel takes us to Kings Park, Perth, to learn about plant cross breeding, Trevor shows us the perfect winter herb planter, and Nigel looks at the history of traditional Mother’s day flower, the Chrysanthemum. Jun 28 - 7:30pm; Jun 29 - 12pm Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 38 . June 2017 Community Notices 10 Denham Road PO Box 16, Denham WA 6537 e: [email protected] Shark Bay Arts Council Monday’s 6:30pm in the Arts Shed. First Monday night of each month after our Arts Council meetings. Starting - June 12th July 3rd August 7th September 4th Join us for some creative fun NEW TRAVEL SAFETY FOR SALE at the CRC all profits go to your Shark Bay SES unit $340 each FEATURES PROVIDES SIX INDEPENDENT MEANS OF RESCUE : ATTENTION ALL TRAVELLERS ✓ 406MHZ TRANSMISSION ✓ 121.5MHZ HOMING SIGNAL When you travel out of town within the Shark Bay Shire ✓ GPS LOCATION please tell someone where you are going, ✓ VISUAL STROBE ✓ SIGNAL MIRROR whether it be: ✓ WHISTLE ON LANYARD Friends, Family, or your place of Accommodation. In case something goes wrong this simple action We thank those people that have supported us through their purchases saves time & money and allows emergency services and hope that they never have to use them but they can be assured that to get to you quicker. should they ever be in a position of having to, they do have a high quality unit to alert AMSA of their position. Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 39 . June 2017 Denham Community Groups (2017-04) 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 Church Mark Sewell 0427 481 719 [email protected] Sundays 9:30am Recreation Centre 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 Hi Jamie, Patricia, Karate (Shukokai) Janine Standen 9948 3595 [email protected] Tuesdays & Thursdays Denham Shire Hall Can you please change the following in the IP community pages: Kindy Gym Natalie Dul 9948 1104 [email protected] Tuesday 9.30am Recreation Centre Meeting 1st Monday of every month Shark Bay Arts Council Emily Ward 0439 265 431 [email protected] Arts Shed - 10 Denham Road SB Bowling Club, new contact: Johan Bakker, ph 0458255261. at 5.30pm (Currently) open from SB Bridge Club: Should be Monday & Friday 1pm Shark Bay Bowling Club John Senteneller 0400 625 138 [email protected] Bowling Club, Francis Street (now: Monday & Thursday). Wednesday-Saturday. Coralie Hill 0497 001 533 Shark Bay Bridge Club [email protected] Monday & Friday 1pm Denham Shire Hall Thank you! Jill Hill 0417 177 009 Foreshore about opposite the Shark Bay Christian Fellowship Tim & Maggie Hargreaves 9948 1338 / 0429 481 338 Sunday Johan Interpretive Centre Shark Bay Entertainers Derek Weston 0415 707 412 [email protected] Show in May & December 2017 Denham Shire Hall Shark Bay Fishing Club - Fishing Fiesta Jamie Burton 9948 1787 / 0427 272 560 [email protected] Fishing Fiesta 12-19 May 2017 Shark Bay CRC courtyard 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] 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 St Andrew-by-the-sea Anglican Church Rev Ron Watts 0423 182 207 [email protected] Sunday 9am, Thursday 3pm Anglican Church Karen Gidley (Chairperson) Call 000 for Emergency See Inscription Post Calendar for Emergency Services Precinct St John Ambulance - Shark Bay Sub Centre [email protected] Linda Sewell Info ONLY: 0428 930 407 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 . Page 40 . June 2017 Denham Community Groups (2017-04) 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 Church Mark Sewell 0427 481 719 [email protected] Sundays 9:30am Recreation Centre 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 Meeting 1st Monday of every month Shark Bay Arts Council Emily Ward 0439 265 431 [email protected] Arts Shed - 10 Denham Road at 5.30pm (Currently) open from Shark Bay Bowling Club John Senteneller 0400 625 138 [email protected] Bowling Club, Francis Street Wednesday-Saturday. Coralie Hill 0497 001 533 Shark Bay Bridge Club [email protected] Monday & Friday 1pm Denham Shire Hall Jill Hill 0417 177 009 Foreshore about opposite the Shark Bay Christian Fellowship Tim & Maggie Hargreaves 9948 1338 / 0429 481 338 Sunday Interpretive Centre Shark Bay Entertainers Derek Weston 0415 707 412 [email protected] Show in May & December 2017 Denham Shire Hall Shark Bay Fishing Club - Fishing Fiesta Jamie Burton 9948 1787 / 0427 272 560 [email protected] Fishing Fiesta 12-19 May 2017 Shark Bay CRC courtyard 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] 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 St Andrew-by-the-sea Anglican Church Rev Ron Watts 0423 182 207 [email protected] Sunday 9am, Thursday 3pm Anglican Church Karen Gidley (Chairperson) Call 000 for Emergency See Inscription Post Calendar for Emergency Services Precinct St John Ambulance - Shark Bay Sub Centre [email protected] Linda Sewell Info ONLY: 0428 930 407 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 . Page 41 . June 2017 Tradies Corner DENHAM BOBCATS & CONCRETE SUPPLIERS re y u s e he d ra s r es a d a a a y T All general earthworks and material supplies Shell, Gravel, Road Base, Sand (Brickies & Fill Sand) T T Supply and Lay, Mesh Supplies, Cement Supplies (1 bag or any quantity), Premix, Blue Metal h e r a e u e u e ABN 69 742 957 132 61 Vlamingh Cresent Denham WA 6537 Shark Bay’s Plumbing Service Plumovation Pty Ltd Licensed Plumber & Gas Fitter in the Bay. All aspects of commercial and domestic plumbing and gas. • Blocked Drains. • HWU’S. Call Brian today • Backflow Prevention. 0414 468 807 • RPZD Devices. • Kitchen, bathroom, laundry renovations and refurbishments. • All aspects of roof plumbing. “Satisfaction • Building maintenance and repairs. Guaranteed with • No job too big or too small. a friendly PL: 8146 GL: 015805 professional , service” Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 42 . June 2017 Tradies Corner Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 43 . June 2017 Tradies Corner Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 44 . June 2017 BURTON Shaun Tiling Maintenance & Renovations Tradies Corner lease use hite te t lo o as standard GeneralGeneral Freight Freight service service three threedays a weekdays a week (Tuesdays,(Tuesdays, Thursdays Thursdays & Saturdays) & Saturdays) PERTHPERTH GERALDTON CARNARVONCARNARVON TollToll ExpressExpress J & T Freight NexusNexus FreightFreight 1515 KingsfordKingsford SmithSmith Avenue Avenue 21 Webberton Rd 1111 Bassett Bassett Way Way Geraldton Carnarvon PerthPerth Airport Airport Geraldton Carnarvon Pickups: 1300 550 360 Pickups: 0409 201 815 Pickups: 08 9941 2820 optionPickups: #1, account1300 550 37717 360 Pickups: 0409 201 815 Pickups: 08 9941 2820 option #1, account 37717 You must quote number 37717 You must quote number 37717 for any freight travelling for any freight travelling All General Enquiries All GQuoinener ASellengerl enquiries lease use Blac te t lo o for Sprin Blue Shirt SharkQuoin Bay Sellenger Freightlines Ph: 0428 127 549 Shark - email: Bay [email protected] Freightlines Ph: 0428 127 549 - Fax: 08 9948 3635 - email: [email protected] ■ All Aspects of Floor & Wall Tiling ■ Kitchen & Bathroom Ideas / Design / Planning ■ Supply & Install Kitchen & Laundry Flat-packs ■ General Building Maintenance ■ New Homes & Renovations ■ Leaking Showers ■ Waterproofing ■ Servicing the Shark Bay & Gascoyne region Shaun Burton, Qualified Tradesman ● Mobile: 0448 442 884 PO Box 99, Denham WA 6537 ● Email: [email protected] Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 45 . June 2017 Electrical Contractors Alan Cox 0412 035 468 [email protected] Domestic and Industrial Installations and Service Satellite TV (Vast + Foxtel) Smoke Alarms Safety Switchs Extra Power Points Phone + Data Ceiling Fans Network Cabling Audio Visual Setups LED Lighting FREE QUOTATIONS Licence No EC 11404 Northern Glass 0458 255 261 We supply and install all your windows and we are also pleased to help you out with: • Shower screens • Replacement of roller wheels • Security doors and screens • Bug strips and seals • Replace locks • Aluminium angle • Installation of pet doors • Perspex • Flywire • Wide range replacement of spare parts Johan Bakker T: 0458 255 261 E: [email protected] Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 46 . June 2017 Tradies Corner Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 47 . June 2017 Tradies Corner Kevin Laundry [email protected] 0402 464 204 Additions Renovations Industrial Unit developments House plans DRAFTING & DESIGN The Shire of Shark Bay employees REMEMBER TO 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 TO SUBSTANTIAL LITTERING FINES AND LITTERING 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 IF YOU DON’T YOU MAY BE SUBECT TO SUBSTANTIAL LITTERING FINES Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 48 . June 2017 Tradies Corner Metal Fabrication - Welding Steel - Aluminium - Stainless Steel Sheet Metal Fabrication Guillotine & Bending Steel and Aluminium Sales John Famlonga 0417 924 742 68 Vlamingh Crescent Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 49 . June 2017 Community Notices Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 50 . June 2017 Community Notices CONVERT your Your advert HERE for $20 per month Convertold your Videos old Videos to toDVD’s DVDs at the CRC ! See page 2 for details from $15 & RecordsContact the CRC for more information to CDs This space can be yours for $30 from $15 Contact the Community Resource Centre 9948 1787 for more information Editorial Policy & Advertising Advertising: Have your spot in the Inscription Post! 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Shark Bay Supermarket Postal Subscriptions: $60.00 per annum Shark Bay Discovery Centre ------Please address all enquiries and correspondence to: Surf n Dolphin Gift Shop The Editorial Management Committee - Inscription Post Shark Bay Community Resource Centre Useless Loop PO Box 58, Denham WA 6537 If you are interested in selling the newsletter in your store, Telephone: 08 9948 1787 - Facsimile: 08 9948 1823 contact the Shark Bay Community Resource Centre. [email protected] Editorial Policy submitted by the community are to be factual and non discriminatory. The submissions short – a maximum of one The Inscription Post is produced monthly Editorial Management Committee has the page unless prior approval is granted by by the Shark Bay Community Resource right to edit any items submitted for print, the Editorial Management Committee. 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June 2017 June 2017 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 29 May 30 May 31 May 1 2 3 4 • 1pm Bridge Club • 9.30pm Kindy Gym • 10am Denham Seniors • 10am-2pm: • 1pm Bridge Club • Golf - Mixed • 9am St Andrews Church • 5.30pm Firies (Shire Hall) SJAmbulance office Competition service (Communion) open • 6.30pm Sports • 10am-2pm: • 2.30pm SB Bowling • 9:30am Denham Community SJAmbulance office open • 1pm SB Bowling Club Club - Saturday Church (at the Rec Centre) • Golf - Ladies & Mens Social Bowls Scroungers • 10am SB Christian scroungers • 3pm Bible Study at St Fellowship, on the foreshore • 6.30pm Indoor soccer Andrews Church opposite the Shire Office. Dogs/Pets on lead welcome • 7.30pm SB Christian • 6.30pm Dodgeball SARA Fellowship - Bible Study • Pistol Club MONTHLY MARKETS at Yadgalah from 9am 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 • 1pm Bridge Club • 9.30pm Kindy Gym • 10am Denham Seniors • 10am-2pm: • 1pm Bridge Club • Golf - Mixed • 9am St Andrews Church • 5.30pm Firies (Shire Hall) SJAmbulance office Competition service (Morning Woship) open • 6.30pm Sports • 10am-2pm: • 2.30pm SB Bowling • 9:30am Denham Community SJAmbulance office open • 1pm SB Bowling Club Club - Saturday Church (at the Rec Centre) • Golf - Ladies & Mens Social Bowls Scroungers • 10am SB Christian scroungers • 3pm Bible Study at St FERVOR LITTLE Fellowship, on the foreshore • 6.30pm Indoor Soccer Andrews Church LAGOON opposite the Shire Office. Dogs/Pets on lead welcome • 7.30pm SB Christian • 6.30pm Dodgeball SARA Fellowship - Bible Study SCHOOL WINTER • Pistol Club P&C MEETING CARNIVAL 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 • 10am Garden Club • 9.30pm Kindy Gym • 10am-2pm: • 10am-2pm: • 1pm Bridge Club • Golf - Mixed • 9am St Andrews Church • 1pm Bridge Club • 5.30pm Firies SJAmbulance office open SJAmbulance office Competition service (Communion) open • 6.30pm Night Sports • Golf - Ladies & Mens • 2.30pm SB Bowling • 9:30am Denham Community scroungers • 1pm SB Bowling Club Club - Saturday Church (at the Rec Centre) ART SPACE • 10am Denham Seniors Social Bowls Scroungers • 10am SB Christian NUTRITION (Shire Hall) • 3pm Bible Study at St RADROCK Fellowship, on the foreshore WORKSHOP • 6.30pm Indoor Soccer Andrews Church CLIMBING opposite the Shire Office. Dogs/Pets on lead welcome • 7.30pm SB Christian • 6.30pm Dodgeball SARA Fellowship - Bible Study • Pistol Club 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 • 1pm Bridge Club • 9.30pm Kindy Gym • 10am-2pm: • 10am-2pm: • 1pm Bridge Club • Golf - Mixed • 9am St Andrews Church • 5pm SES • 5.30pm Firies SJAmbulance office open SJAmbulance office Competition service (Morning Woship) open • 6.30pm Night Sports • Golf - Ladies & Mens Please send in • 2.30pm SB Bowling • 9:30am Denham Community scroungers • 1pm SB Bowling Club your articles, Club - Saturday Church (at the Rec Centre) • 7.30pm SB Christian Social Bowls messages & adverts Scroungers • 10am SB Christian Fellowship - Bible Study • 3pm Bible Study at St to the CRC now BOOLBARDIE Fellowship, on the foreshore • 6.30pm Indoor Soccer Andrews Church OPEN opposite the Shire Office. • 6.30pm Dodgeball SARA Dogs/Pets on lead welcome • Pistol Club 26 27 28 29 30 1 July 2 July • 1pm Bridge Club • 9.30pm Kindy Gym • Golf - Ladies & Mens • 10am-2pm: • 1pm Bridge Club • Golf - Mixed • 9:30am Denham Community • 5pm Catholic Church • 5.30pm VMR scroungers SJAmbulance office Competition Church (at the Rec Centre) open Service • 6.30pm Night Sports • 10am Denham Seniors SCHOOL • 2.30pm SB Bowling • 10am SB Christian (Shire Hall) • 1pm SB Bowling Club Club - Saturday Fellowship, on the foreshore NUTRITION ASSEMBLY • 6.30pm Indoor Soccer Social Bowls Scroungers opposite the Shire Office. WORKSHOP Dogs/Pets on lead welcome • 7.30pm SB Christian • 3pm Bible Study at St Fellowship - Bible Study Andrews Church • Pistol Club SHIRE COUNCIL • 6.30pm Dodgeball SARA To include your event in this calendar, simply email us on [email protected] or call 9948 1787 Shark Bay Inscription Post . Page 52 . June 2017