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December 11th, 2013

Community News of Walpole, Nornalup, Peaceful Bay & Bow Bridge

Proudly published in litter-free Walpole

It’s official ! He’s a top Cop - and he’s ours !

Congratulations, Cam !

Sergeant Cameron Clifford of the Walpole Police Station was awarded the honour of being Western Australia’s 41st Rotary

Club of East Perth Police Officer of the Year for 2013. The announcement was made at a Breakfast function in the Botanical Room at the Crown Casino in Perth on Tuesday

10th December. Sgt Clifford was one of three Police Officers in the running for the title. There were two from the Great

Southern region and the other was from Perth metropolitan area.

In his acceptance speech, Sgt Clifford thanked the ladies of the Walpole CRC who were instrumental in submitting the nomination. He also made mention of the WOW Cruise and Gary Muir’s famous comment—There’s the North Pole, there’s the South Pole and then there’s Walpole—the belly button of the world” - which just about brought the house down. He invited everyone to visit Walpole, which he and his family have come to know as a very special place they are proud to call home. Among those present at the function, Cam’s support crew were his wife Kym, Walpole fellow Officer Jason Calleja and Walpole CRC’s Linda Beard. The award comes with the Commissioner’s Commendation, a Perpetual trophy and a mini replica as well as $5,000 bank account with Police and Nurses Bank. There were a number of media present including 6PR as well as members of Rotary. A Police film crew had visited Walpole recently, taking footage of Sgt Clifford during the course of his duties, which just happened to be the search for the man missing

from Aldridge Cove. They also filmed Linda at the CRC and spoke with members of the community to substantiate the contents of the nomination. During the presentation of nominees, this footage was shown to the audience along with excerpts from the TV Show “Kalgoorlie Cops” in which Sgt Clifford also featured while he was an Officer in that town prior to his transfer to Walpole.

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St George’s Anglican Church

Walpole Corner Vista and Pier Streets

Holy Communion Sunday 10am.

Contact: Rev Sue Lodge-Calvert Telephone: 9848 2173 Website: www.denmarkanglican.org

TIMES TO REMEMBER

Walpole Waste Transfer Station Tuesday and Thursday 1 - 5

Sunday 9 - 5

Peaceful Bay Tip

Wednesday 9 - 1 Sunday 1 - 4.30

Library

Wednesday 9 - 12 and 1 - 3.30 Friday 9 - 12 and 1 - 3.30 Saturday 9 -12

Walpole Op Shop Monday—Friday 9.30 - 11.30 and Saturday 10 -1

Happy Birthday

December 12 Riley Hawkins 16 Christine Hill, Neil Burton, Holly O’Brien

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Temperatures and rainfall for - Sunday 1st to Saturday 7th December, 2013

Temperatures Rainfall Min Max mm Sunday 13.3 19.2 2.6

Monday 12.2 20.6 0.2

Tuesday 11.8 19.3 0.4

Wednesday 13.0 19.0 0.4

Thursday 11.9 22.0 0

Friday 11.9 27.6 0

Saturday 14.8 17.8 0 3.6

Forecast for the next five days : Total rainfall for the week

Sources: www.willyweather.com.au www.bom.gov.au


Community Events Calendar Month Date Details

December 13 Silver Chain bus to Albany

14 WASO—Symphony at CRC

15 WYC Sailing Day

15 Karate Tournament Rec Centre

16 Silver Chain bus to Manjimup

17 Family Centre Xmas Party

22 Carols by Candlelight @ FCG

January 11 Walpole Markets Pioneer Park

25 Skate Park Official Opening

26 Avag’day—Pioneer Park

28 Walpole Markets Pioneer Park

Only 2 weeks ‘til Christmas

Walpole Mobile Hairdresser I will be available for appointments on

Tuesday 17th and Wednesday 18th December

Please call

Jo Lane 9840 1241


Tidy Towns show them how it’s done ... Sunday 8th December saw a group of Walpole Tidy Towns volunteers heading to Donnybrook to help clean the Highway as part of South West Litter Alliance. The aim of the SWLA is to make the whole south west highway as litter free as the 70km entrances to Walpole. 115 bags were collected along 5km of South Western Highway which was a great start, but there is still a lot more work to be done. Main Roads personnel came along to provide an induction on safety requirements that need to be complied with and also checked that all volunteers were correctly dressed. They then put up warning signs and left us to it. Adopt a Spot Co-ordinator Maureen Maher provided equipment and afternoon tea which was greatly appreciated. Volunteers who supported the effort were two Boyanup residents, one Bunbury, two Manjimup, three Greenbushes, one Northcliffe and four Walpole. Given the distance travelled by those of us from the other South West towns to get to Donnybrook, it was a shame that more from the Donnybrook community were too busy to help clean up.

A great effort by all those that attended. Stay tuned as another site will be targeted soon.

Adele Brown, Tidy Towns

L to r : Adrian Price, Boyup Brook; Dave Tapley, Michael Filby and John Kolo. Photo by Adele Brown.


Firearms Amnesty - Results A three month Firearms Amnesty has resulted in 1281 guns being surrendered to WA Police. The amnesty finished on October 31 and the final figures from across WA are as follows: 131 handguns 855 rifles 240 shot guns 2 submachine guns 80,108 rounds of ammunition Licensing Enforcement Division Detective Inspector Dale Davies praised the public for supporting the amnesty. “This has been a great result for the community – more than 1200 firearms are now off the streets,” Det-Insp. Dale Davies said. “The initiative has also been an opportunity for WA Police to educate the public about laws regarding firearms.” The surrendered firearms will be cut up and destroyed, and many of the parts left over from this process have been used as raw material to create artworks through the “Of Spears and Pruning Hooks” program. The project is managed through the Edith Cowan University Art Collection and artists are selected by invitation only. Part proceeds from the sale of the artworks are donated to the Police Commissioner’s fund for sick children Bright Blue. Det-Insp. Davies urged people to contact the Firearms Call Centre on 1300 171 011 with queries regarding gun possession between 8am and 4pm on Monday to Friday. A recent report by the Auditor General found a number of firearms had not been recovered from deceased estates. Det-Insp. Davies said 202 firearms surrendered to police during the amnesty had in fact come from deceased estates.

WRITING COMPETITION Walpole Community Resource Centre will not be holding a Writing Competition this coming year due to lack of interest and support. If and when a greater interest is shown in such an event, reconsideration will be given at that time.

INVITATION

You are invited to help in the “garlic harvest” for 2013.

Saturday 14th December 10.00 am start.

Freshly harvested garlic will be available at $16 per kilo. Bring your own basket / bags. This price is available to all, so if you have any friends or relatives who are interested

let them know.

Strawberries, blueberries and raspberries are in full production, so if you want to pick your own, do so just remember to make a

gold coin donation.

THANK YOU to everyone who came to our CHRISTMAS

CUSTOMER night and helped to make it a FANTASTIC event!

The door prize was won by Justine Gamblin and

the hamper was won by Kerry Gallard.

We’ve still got plenty of giftware available & if you spend over $30 on giftware, you enter the draw to WIN

our SHOP LOCAL HAMPER valued at

over $300!!


Mailed your letter to Santa yet? Why not? It is never too early to begin writing your letters to Santa and Australia Post South West are urging children to start sending them to the North Pole today. Last Christmas Australia Post delivered more than 150,000 letters to Santa and all of these children received personal replies. Australia Post executive general manager of retail services Christine Corbett said Australian Post was expecting a huge number of letters this year. “Christmas is our busiest time and Australia Post is committed to ensuring that all letters and deliveries make it to their destination,” she said. Ms Corbett said to ensure you receive a reply, put a 60 cent stamp on the front of the envelope and your name and address on the back so Santa will know where to send his reply. Australia Post retail outlets in the South West will have extended trading hours leading up to Christmas, for more information call them on 13 13 18.

Trading Hours for the week leading up to Christmas–

Monday 16th to Monday 23rd December, including all day Saturday and Sunday. 8am to 8pm

Ivan, Lou, Grace and Olivia wish everyone a Merry Christmas. Please Phone 9840 1777 for an appointment.

Thank you for supporting our local business in 2013.

School contributions for 2014

Primary Education is Australia is funded by State and Federal Government. Parents are asked to contribute to some costs of schooling. There are three parts to these costs: voluntary contributions to the school and P&C, personal use items and charges for school activities. Voluntary contributions of ; $60 per child towards the School and $20 per family for P&C. These contributions are to assist with the cost of providing the following – School Contributions go towards the purchase of many school items including: Reading and Library Book replacements, as well as Maths, Science, Social Studies, Technology & Enterprise, Physical Education and Art/Craft materials. The Walpole Primary School P&C Association contributes to the school’s physical, social and educational environment. Major initiatives achieved include providing new playground equipment and computer resources such as Mathletics. For further information contact the Walpole Primary School Principal or Registrar on 9840 1020

Tash and Margot at the Walpole Public Library would like to wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season filled with Good Food, Good Company and Good Books. Please note the Public Library will be open Friday 20 December from 9am – 12 midday ONLY, then Sat 21 December from 9am – 12 midday. We are then CLOSED over the Christmas period and will reopen on Friday 3 January 2013. We have a lovely selection of children’s Christmas books for loan, and some craft and cook-ing books and DVDs for your Christmas inspiration ! Come in and see us soon.


The Department of Human Services Xmas schedule The Department has special arrangements in place during the Christmas, New Year and Australia Day holiday periods to ensure you are not disadvantaged by office closures. Payments that are not paid automatically will not be delayed by the holidays, but some payments may be made earlier than usual. Holiday closures Our service centres and telephone contact via Smart Centres will be closed on: • Christmas Day, Wednesday 25 December 2013 • Boxing Day, Thursday 26 December 2013 • Friday 27 December 2013 • Saturday 28 December 2013 • New Year’s Day, Wednesday 1 January 2014, and • Australia Day public holiday, Monday 27 January 2014. Self service still available Your online account, Express Plus mobile apps and phone self service will be available during the Christmas 2013, New Year and Australia Day 2014 holiday periods. You can use these services to report on a public holiday, but you will be paid after the public holiday. Registering for self service may provide you with greater convenience for reporting. You can register for self service by visiting www. humanservices.gov.au If you usually report by visiting a service centre, you will be given an earlier date to report if you are due to report on a holiday closure date. Walpole Post Office will also accept forms that need to be faxed while the CRC is closed over the holidays.

Walpole Bendigo Bank Agency

will close for Christmas and the New Year from 4:00pm on 20th December and will remain closed

until 10:00am on Monday 6th January 2014.

Bendigo Bank customers are reminded to familiarize themselves with the workings of the ATM located at St

John Ambulance building, Nockolds Street.

At an unexpected hour With subdued tone she said, “there have been too many unexpected hours this year.” Well, these were not exactly the words of the Walpole Store manager as I purchased my shopping recently, but certainly it summed up her concerned description to me of the unfortunate troubles befalling a number of residents. Illness, accident and tragic death have visited a number of our people and in several incidents, unexpectedly. The unexpected does leave a person shocked and in some cases traumatized. During the week the fiftieth anniversary of the death of President Kennedy was marked by the international media; that assassination, many of us can place in time and space upon hearing of that breaking news. Younger readers may cite the Twin Towers destruction in New York as a similar shocking event that unsettled us all so deeply – fixing the day and hour indelibly on our memory? Why does the unexpected threaten? Could it be it undercuts our assumption that all is in our control. Forcefully this question confronts me at the time of writing this, as an unforeseen and unexpected family illness threatens to dissolve all too quickly our daily schedules and plans. But I am not alone this week in thinking about the shock of the unexpected, for, globally Christians are celebrating the commencement of the season of Advent. Advent alerts us all to the shock of the unexpected appearance of Jesus Christ who wanted every generation to understand He would appear to the nations, the peoples of the world, at an unexpected hour. He used an historical example of the shock of the unexpected and consequential devastating outcome by pointing to the days of Noah and how people at that time going about their business of every day living were swept away by the catastrophic global flood. Jesus posed the problem in this way: “But understand this: if the owner of the house had known what part of the night the thief was coming, he would have stayed awake and would not let the house be broken into.” There is no heavenly version of CIA intelligence agent, Snowdon ready to leak divine secrets to humanity about that unexpected appearing of Christ the Judge. Thus the Saviour warned, “Therefore you also must be ready, for the Son of Man is coming at an unexpected hour.” See, Matthew’s Gospel, 24, 30-44. Geoffrey Newby

The Department of Parks and Wildlife (DPaW) is today continuing prescribed burns to manage bushfire risk, for nature conservation and for forest management. Smoke may be visible from these burns: 14km south of Nannup 8km south of Pemberton 29km south-east of Manjimup 42km south-east of Manjimup 5km north of Walpole 12km east of Walpole 14km east of Walpole. Motorists should take care, turn on headlights and carefully follow traffic management signs when driving through areas affected by smoke. People with conditions exacerbated by smoke should take precautions in line with their medical advice for these circumstance. Prescribed burns create low-fuel areas in a mosaic of burnt and unburnt patches across the landscape, which help stem the spread of bushfires. Prescribed burning is the primary tool available to DPaW to manage fuel loads, which helps protect the community by minimising the impact of bushfires.


Community Health Needs Survey 2013

Thank you to everyone in the community who completed and returned the 2013 Health Needs Survey. The information gathered will enable an ongoing process of community engagement to develop a framework of Healthy Community planning, to target those areas identified as of highest need. With the appointment of a new Primary Health Centre Manager in January 2014, the plan is for Silver Chain to work with community to launch a Healthy Community Forum. Silver Chain will call for expressions of interest from community members and has already had significant interest from members of the previous Health Advisory committee to be part of this forum. The aim is to create a community-lead forum, involving allied health, health professionals and members of the public, where everyone can participate in the planning and implementation of a realistic and productive program that will benefit individuals, and the community as a whole. The ongoing vision is to identify and assist in the facilitation of services that will create a healthy community that continues to makes Walpole and surrounds a place where people wish to live and enjoy a healthy lifestyle.

These are some of the findings from the HNS: 632 surveys were sent out to Walpole residents and 298 surveys were returned. 82% of the respondents

were over the age of 50 years of age. The main Health concerns of the respondents were identified as hypertension (high blood pressure)

arthritis, high cholesterol and asthma. 19% of the respondents with asthma stated that they needed help with their condition.

The two main conditions that affected a person’s ability to perform their daily activities of living were identified as arthritis (55%) and mental health issues (29%). 38% of respondents reported that they had had feelings of sadness or depression. 73% of these respondents stated that they had had experienced suicidal thoughts and had not received any help.

72% of respondents were concerned about the use of drugs and alcohol on a personal level and in the community. 20% of respondents stated that they drank alcohol in excess of recommended levels.

From the surveys returned it was identified that the most common causes of injury were falls (52%), sports injuries (15%) and machinery and tools (11%), 65% of injuries resulted at home, 14% on the farm and 11% at work.

44% of respondents had never had a full medical check (90%) of respondents felt comfortable using the Health Service and 93% found the service warm and

friendly.

Walpole Menshed Want to do some woodwork?

Join us in Pete Newton’s shed on the Industrial Estate Thursday 10 am to 12.

Plenty of tools and people to show you how to use them. Want coffee and a chat?

Join us in our room at the Community Centre Friday 10 am to 12.

Make new friends or talk to old ones Pete Newton 98401300 or Mike Murphy 98401965

for further information

Farewell Luncheon for Virginia

Silver Chain Branch Committee invite you to come to say goodbye to Dr Longley at 12noon on Monday 16th December at the Walpole Community Resource Centre. Please bring a small plate to share and if possible let me know if you plan to come. Kate O’Brien 9840 1665


In order to address the health-related needs of the Walpole community, it is important to gain an understanding of what services may be required, both now and in the future. The results of this survey suggest that some of the most important health concerns of the community include high blood pressure, arthritis and high cholesterol. These concerns likely reflect the age of the sample, with the majority of respondents being over 50 years of age. For women, the greatest community concerns were all health-related, with the top concerns being breast examinations, bowel cancer and continence issues. Men were shown to be less concerned about health issues compared to the women with the issues of stress (such as financial and family issues), bowel cancer and family relationships ranking highest in the male community. Another health concern included the importance the respondents placed on the availability of dental services, with almost half of the survey respondents expressing that they would like dental services to become available in the Walpole community. Several major issues of concern became apparent in the results, specifically regarding mental health. Thirty eight per cent of the respondents reported feeling sad or depressed in the previous month with 73% of respondents (eight individuals) who had experienced suicidal thoughts receiving no help at all. With regards to diet, less than half of the respondents stated they adhered to the recommended

guidelines regarding dietary intake of fruit, vegetables and fish. The Walpole community is concerned with drugs and alcohol within their community with 72% unsure whether enough was being done to prevent the misuse of drugs, and added that marijuana and hashish (74%), tobacco (64%) and alcohol (64%) were the biggest problems. Also, at least 20% of respondents who drink stated they were drinking at levels in excess of the recommendations for healthy adults. Many encouraging aspects also emerged from the study. Eighty five per cent of the respondents reported themselves being in good to excellent health, with 31% reporting they had exercised six or more times in the previous two weeks. The majority reported having had health checks in the previous two years. Another encouraging aspect is that nearly all respondents were less than half an hour away from the Walpole Health Service, with 90% of respondents reporting feeling comfortable using the health services and agreeing that the health service is friendly and welcoming (93%). It is hoped that the results of this survey provide the community with a greater understanding of their health needs, and may help in targeting health services to the needs of the community.

Conclusion


TERRY REDMAN MLA Member for Warren-Blackwood Minister for Training and Workforce Development; Water; Forestry

Your local representative in the Parliament of Western Australia. Please contact me if I can assist you, your family or community group in any way

Freecall: 1800 644 811 Tel: 9851 1544 Fax: 9851 1912 Email: [email protected]

Community Bus run to Albany Friday 13th December 2013 Community Bus run to Manjimup Monday 16th December 2013

Thank you to everybody who took the time to add their signatures to this petition. A total of 311 signatures were collected. These were presented to Terry Redman along with a list of the dates and the times outages occurred and the length of time of the outages from August 2007 until November 2013. A very big thank you to Ray Willcox for collating and supplying these figures. Terry Redman advised that these figures will help strengthen our case. Printed here is a copy of a letter Terry has written to the Minister for Energy regarding our petition. Any future developments/correspondence will be published in the Walpole Weekly as they come to hand. Kerry Gallard & Marty Parker

FOLLOW UP for the PETITION regarding POWER BLACKOUTS


Business After Hours celebrates 2013 with a ‘Shakedown’! The Tree Top Walk hosted the last of this year’s successful business after hours with friends and colleagues. An initiative of the Walpole and Districts Community Development Group, the business after hours provides a great opportunity for people to come together to share in news and find out more about businesses in town. Finishing the year with a crowd of sixty-five people at the Tree Top Walk it demonstrated the important role the bi-monthly get together plays. A big outcome of the evening was the $560 raised from the entry fee which Julie said would be given towards the cost of a new push bike for John Kolo and fuel cost support for Michael Filby. Julie said that these individuals made a huge contribution towards keeping Walpole and the region litter free and it was important to provide all litter volunteers with any support we can manage. “We all benefit from being litter free, tourists bring valuable dollars, people want to come here to live when they see how beautiful the place is and living in such a pristine area makes us all feel privileged.” Julie said. Once again, the Tree Top Walk staff did a great job in providing an evening of fantastic food, entertainment and laughter in a perfect setting. Business Manager Julie Ross said that it was a positive end to the year with much to celebrate and much to look forward to in the future. With nearly 3 million visitors to the Tree Top Walk since it commenced business and the multi millions of dollars it pumped into the regional communities, the Tree Top Walk had made its mark on the tourism industry. ‘Next year we will reach a fantastic milestone, an eighteenth birthday which will really see the Tree Top Walk come of age.’ she said. Julie paid tribute to her staff who creating thousands and thousands of fantastic visitor experiences. Their hard work and dedication to the business and fellow team members epitomised the very essence of an effective team which demonstrated loyalty for the product and fellow team members. A big thank you to sponsors, PR Glow Candles, IGA, WOW cruises, Tree Top Walk and Dave Tapley for providing prizes.

Trevor and Tish make up the band ‘Shakedown’ and they had toes tapping and bodies moving to the music of the 50’s and 60’s. Proceeds of the bar will go to the Walpole and Districts Community Development Group. Stay tuned for details of the first business after hours for 2014 to be hosted by the Walpole Visitor Centre.


Christmas Business After Hours


Two junior Denmark Basketball association players—Jasmyn Jones and Toby Burton—have been selected for State teams next year. Jasmyn has been chosen for the WA Country Cup team to compete in Albury - Wodonga from January 13-18. She worked hard facing tough competition to be selected for the team. The point/shooting guard travels from Mt Barker to play in the Denmark Junior Basketball competition. Toby Burton (of Walpole) has been selected to represent WA in the Southern Cross Challenge Cup in Knox, Victoria from January 17-20. Toby has shown that he is a worthy recipient of a place in this side. The small forward/guard has the right skills and temperament to succeed at this level. Both players will travel a lot to prepare for these events. Jasmyn and Toby are both students in the specialised basketball program at Denmark High School.

The Australian Tidy Towns awards for 2014 will be held in Victor Harbor, South Australia Thursday 3rd, Friday 4th and Saturday 5th April. Victor Harbor are hosting the awards as they are the 2013 Tidy Town title holders. State and Territory finalists, which will be judged by National judge Dick Olesinski over the coming months, are: Kingston South East, SA Mundubbera, QLD Nundle, NSW Sheffield, TAS Titjikala, NT Walpole, WA Wangaratta, VIC

Walpole Tidy Towns group member, Monty Sanders, is currently undertaking a fund raising campaign to help towards the costs of sending a contingent representing Walpole to the Nationals.

When he calls on you—please dig deep. As those who will be selected to attend will be representing Walpole it is only fair their expenses are covered.

A win in the Nationals has the potential to put Walpole further on the map in the minds of the rest of Australia and will have a huge impact on our popularity as a tourist destination, with the associated economic stimulus our town would be happy to have.

Invest in Walpole’s future prosperity by supporting the Tidy Towns team going to South Australia! Donations may also be made at Bendigo Bank Agency at the Walpole CRC.

Go Walpole !

Basketballers qualify for State teams ...

Toby Burton and Jasmyn Jones prepare for WA Country Cup competition. Good luck to you both! Ed,

Story and photo extracted from Denmark Bulletin


Ashley’s therapy art to go on exhibition A local man who was involved in a tragic accident which left him with a disability 15 years ago and has used art to inspire many to look at the positive side of life, will open his second solo exhibition tomorrow. Ashley Wallrodt, from Baker’s Junction, was at a Party near Walpole as a 17-year-old when he was involved in an altercation and decided to leave. While walking along the road about 30km from Walpole, he was run down twice, the first left him with broken ribs and head injuries while the second time the car ran over his ankles. Mr Wallrodt was half way through a carpentry apprenticeship with his father when the incident occurred. Fifteen years on, Mr Wallrodt doesn’t let his injuries hold him back and has turned to making clay sculptures for enjoyment and therapy. His exhibition, which opens on Saturday at the Vancouver Arts Centre, contains about 20 pieces. “Many people don’t appreciate what they have, I’ve got a house to live in, a family and fresh air," he said. When Mr Wallrodt held a similar event last year he sold seven pieces, and his work will be for sale again this year. The show opens 11am tomorrow at the Vancouver Arts Centre.

There's been a changing of the guard late last week with premier Colin Barnett formally announcing his changes to Cabinet. The recent departure of Brendan Grylls as leader of the WA National's and Minister for Regional Development and Lands, has seen four portfolio changes made last Friday. The Honourable Terry Redman (the new leader of the Nationals) has been appointed Minister for Regional Development and Lands. Mia Davies (the new deputy WA Nationals leader) has picked up some of Minister Redman's former jobs in Water and Forestry. Kim Hames will take on Training and workforce development. And current Minister for Agriculture Ken Baston has been promoted to a senior position, adding Fisheries to his existing responsibilities. WA's state farming organisations have welcomed the changes with the Pastoralists and Graziers Association chair Rob Gillam saying its a good outcome for pastoralists who are in the final negotiation stages over lease renewals. "I think the changes that were announced were good and look I know its not that long since the last election but just a little bit of renewal in a Government at various stages though their term I don't think does much harm whatsoever," he says. WA Farmers are also pleased that the Regional Development portfolio has stayed in the hands of the Nationals. President Dale Park says its important to keep the funds to the bush flowing. "Yeah I welcome the changes, its good to see Terry Redman Minister who's going to be looking after Royalties for Regions and Regional Development," he says.

Story and photo extracted from Albany Advertiser

Ex Walpolian holds therapy art exhibition

Farmers welcome changes to WA cabinet, Redman takes up new Ministry


Upcoming Emergency Preparedness workshops in the South West In March 2014 communities in the South West region will be hosting a series of FREE workshops on the topic of Emergency Preparedness as part of the Emergency Care and Injury Management Project. Farmsafe WA, the organising body behind this campaign, is an independent, not-for-profit, non-government organisation which encourages and leads the way to safer lifestyles.

The Emergency Care and Injury Management project has been successfully conducted in the Midwest and Great Southern regions over the period of 2011-2013. In recognition of the project’s successes, the Department of Health, Western Australia has provided further funding to implement the workshops into the Southwest region. The project has also been recognised for its outstanding achievements by the Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES), being awarded the State Winner under the Not-for-Profit Sector at the 2013 Resilient Australia Awards as well as a finalist for the National title. The workshops are open for all rural community members to attend and will be presented in partnership with WA Department of Fire and Emergency Services (WA DFES), WA Police and St John Ambulance. Without the valuable support provided by these organisations, the workshops would not be possible. Conducted as a set of interactive and educational skill stations each led by the different emergency services, workshop participants will acquire knowledge and skills in topics such as emergency planning and preparedness, practical first aid skills, who to call in an emergency situation and the role of each emergency service in the community.

The host communities for the workshops will be Capel (17th March, 2-5pm), Margaret River (20th March, 2-5pm) and Augusta (22nd March, 10am-1pm) with further workshops to be conducted in Pemberton (23rd

March, 10am-1pm), Bridgetown (24th March, 2pm-5pm) and Collie (26th March, 2pm-5pm). Refreshments will be provided and all participants will receive a free safety resource show bag. Additionally, the first 20 people to register for the workshops at each location will receive a free Snake Bite or First Aid Kit, compliments of Farmsafe WA and St John Ambulance.

Farmsafe WA Alliance encourages people from all age ranges and walks of life to attend this valuable community event—at no cost it is a great opportunity to learn new skills and meet the local emergency service representatives. Registrations are now open, and with limited places available please remember to register soon!

Supported and presented by St John Ambulance, WA Police, Department of Fire and Emergency Service (DFES) and Farmsafe WA.

Farmsafe WA is coordinating an Emergency Care and Injury Prevention project funded by the Department of Health, Western Australia which will involve the delivery of a series of free community workshops throughout the South West region during March, 2014. For its outstanding achievements in previous years the project has been rec-ognised as the State Winner under the Not-for-Profit Sector at the 2013 Resilient Australia Awards. Delivered in partnership with St John Ambulance, WA Department of Fire and Emergency Services (WA DFES) and the WA Police, the work-shops will include interactive skill stations run by the different emergency services. REGISTER NOW! Contact Farmsafe WA on 9359 4118, via email: [email protected] or visit the website www.farmsafewa.org

CAPEL 17th March, 2-5pm

MARGARET RIVER 20th March, 2-5pm

AUGUSTA

22nd March, 10am-1pm

PEMBERTON 23rd March, 2-5pm

BRIDGETOWN

24th March, 2pm-5pm

COLLIE 26th March, 2pm-5pm

WORKSHOP TOPICS INCLUDE: Emergency planning and preparedness

Practical skills and demonstrations

The role each emergency service plays Who to call in an emergency

EARLYBIRD REGISTRATIONS WILL

RECEIVE A FREE SNAKE BITE OR FIRST AID KIT!

FREE EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS WORKSHOPS


Pioneer Store Walpole IGA Nockolds Street, Walpole. Phone 98401031

In Store Specials 1/12/13 TO 31/12/13

Specials valid from 01/12/2013 to 31/12/2013 or while stocks last.

Retail quantities only. No trade supplied. Prices include GST where applicable.

We are your local IGA supermarket with Fresh Fruit, Veg and Bakery. Newsagent and Lotterywest outlet. Liquor Store. Fishing Bait Ice Camping.

Caltex Service Station with Auto Gas and Elgas Gas Bottles.

Baileys Irish Cream 2 for $52.00 Bulleit Bourbon 700ml $38.99 Chivas Regal 700ml $45.99 Jim Beam Devils Cut 700ml $43.99 Vodka Cruiser Range 4 Packs 2 for $27.00 Strongbow Cartons $47.99 Jacobs Creek Classic Range 2 for $20.00 Coopers Sparking Ale Carton $51.99 Carlton Dry Stubbies $41.99 Carlton Mid Blocks $41.99 Crown Larger Carton $47.99 Hahn Super Dry 3.5% Carton $40.99 Berri Cask Range $14.99

2013 END OF YEAR

MARTIAL ARTS TOURNAMENT WALPOLE Vs DENMARK

The Walpole Recreation Centre is to host the end of year Karate Tournament

on Sunday 15th December. Action starts at 9.30am with competitors competing in their relevant divisions in

Kata and Kumite. This is followed by continuous Kumite and team Kata. A Tournament like this allows the students to test their knowledge and skills in a

safe environment. Medals are awarded to students on the day and at the conclusion of the Tournament the perpetual trophy is presented to the winning team, either

Walpole or Denmark.

Spectators most welcome

Morning tea, Lunch and afternoon tea will be available throughout the day.

Enquiries to Karen 9840134 We look forward to seeing you.


We are seeking the services of a Customer Service Officer to fill a position that will arise in the New Year in our Walpole Bank Agency, located within Walpole CENTRAL Building. The position offered is permanent part-time, sharing a 60 hour fortnight with our two existing Customer Service Officers. The Agency operates between the hours of 10am—4pm, Monday to Friday, with actual day/s related to this position to be negotiated. Relief work will also form part of this position. Standard banking conditions of employment apply. Key Competencies / Requirements : Proven experience in a service role Excellent communication, rapport building

skills Federal Police Clearance

Key Functions : Work with a diverse team and contribute to

creating a rewarding work environment Cash handling experience Intermediate computer skills Prompt and accurate processing of

transactions Perform general administrative duties on a

routine and as required basis. Training : Will be provided on site and on-line. No prior banking experience necessary, but

sound values of equality, integrity, loyalty, respect and trust will be expected.

Written applications, with CV and References to : Selection Panel—Confidential Bendigo Bank CSO Position PO Box 197 Walpole 6398 By : COB, Friday 20th December, 2013. Interviews will be held early January 2014.

SITUATION VACANT

Another exciting opportunity will soon arise at Walpole Community Resource Centre whereby we can offer the full time position of Trainee studying under Cert III Business. . Hours of work will be 9am—5pm Monday to Friday. The Traineeship offered will be under contract for 12 months. The position offered will cover the following aspects Writing articles as required for Walpole

Weekly Learning basic project and event management

skills Learning specific aspects of financial

administration and reporting General administration duties Customer service Practical training will be provided on site in conjunction with formal nationally accredited modules to form the qualification. Key competencies : Good team player Sound English and Maths abilities Able to accept and follow direction Excellent communication, relationship building

skills Sound values of equality, integrity, loyalty,

respect, confidentiality and trust will be expected.

Basic computer skills would be desirable but are not essential.

The position will begin in the New Year and would suit a student in their gap year, although there is no age or gender restriction on the position. Written applications, with CV and References to : Selection Panel - Confidential Trainee position Walpole Community Resource Centre PO Box 197 Walpole WA 6398 By : COB 20th December 2013 Interviews will be held early January 2014.

SITUATION VACANT


Walpole Weekly

We wish to advise there will be no Walpole Weekly produced for the editions of

25th December and 1st January.

The Walpole Weekly office will be closed during this period.

Ensure you place all your holiday advertising by

noon on Monday 16th December for the 18th December edition.

The Management Committee, Staff and

Volunteers of Walpole Community Resource Centre

extend to the community of Walpole and Districts

compliments of the season.

Thankyou for your continued support throughout 2013.

Merry Christmas

and Happy New Year

Walpole Weekly

All subscriptions to the Weekly expire on 31st December.

If you subscribe to the Weekly and wish to continue to do so, you need do nothing. An Invoice will be forth-coming to bill you for the copies we send you in 2014.

If you do not subscribe to each edition of the Weekly being posted to you then please complete the form opposite and we will enter you on our Database to

ensure you are sent a copy.

BE GUARANTEED OF YOUR COPY EVERY WEEK AND SUBSCRIBE TO:

Walpole Weekly

Annual subscription fee $55.00 If you would like to receive a copy of the

Walpole Weekly by post each week for all of 2014, simply fill in the slip below and mail it with your payment

to:

Walpole Weekly Subscriptions Walpole CRC PO Box 197 Walpole WA 6398

Name: _____________________ Address: _____________________ _____________________ Post Code : ________________

WALPOLE CRC MEMBERSHIPS

Please note that all MEMBERSHIP subscriptions to the Walpole CRC expire on 31st December, 2013. To continue an existing membership you need do nothing as an Invoice will be posted to you soon.

New memberships are invited. Please note the rates below are per calendar year and have not altered for 2014.

Individual : $35 Concession : $30 (Incl. Seniors) Family : $50 Concession : $45 Community Group : $50 Corporate : $75

Ensure your membership is current in order to take advantage of the generous membership discounts that apply to most

services.


The Simulcast of Symphony in the City by the West Australian Symphony Orchestra (WASO) is on Saturday December 14 from 7.30pm. Walpole CRC will host a function at its Westlink site and all those who attend should have a great evening watching WASO live. Please RSVP to Walpole CRC on 9840 1395 to reserve your place. Cost is $2 to cover nibbles. Feel free to BYO. Remember the date ! Saturday December 14 from 7.30pm.

Doors open 7:00pm

Silence swept over the hubbub and activity at the Pioneer Park markets last Saturday morning as everyone paused for one minute’s silence in honour of emergency service volunteer and career workers who had died in the service. Memories of the tragic death of a fire fighter near Two Peoples Bay on 12 October 2012 were still fresh in people’s mind. There were other memories too as people reflected on those left to grieve. Local Anglican Priest Revd Sue Lodge-Calvert said to the emergency service workers: “As a community we want to acknowledge your dedication, skill, generosity and courage in undertaking work, paid and unpaid, that serves our community. We express our gratitude for the work done by the many agencies here represented that protects us, rescues us, and brings comfort as individuals and as a community that lives in a beautiful but remote and vulnerable part of the world.” Manjimup Shire Councillor for the South Ward, Cr David Tapley, welcomed everyone present and recalled the extra effort and long hours given by all emergency service workers (volunteer and career). Acting Superintendent Great Southern Police District Jenny O’Connell was there too. She said: “The Police are delighted to be involved. It is a very worthwhile thing to do.” There was also a Blessing of the Roads. Revd Sue Lodge-Calvert said: “That does not, itself, magically make the roads any better or safer but reflects on all who use the roads, especially at Christmas, and seeks patience, common sense and a sense of responsibility on all road users. It acknowledges the work of police men and women and, if there is accident and trauma, seeks blessings upon those who rescue and treat the injured, and all effected family and friends.” Volunteer and career workers from the local Bush Fire Service, Department of Parks and Wildlife, Silver Chain, State Emergency Service, St John Ambulance Service, Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service, Volunteer Marine Rescue Service and WA Police Force were part of a display of 12 vehicles (many heavy vehicles) including the Walpole marine rescue boat. After the ceremony the vehicles went on parade around the streets of Walpole. They were encouraged by the crowd that gathered and cheered them on the main street. The event was also part of International Volunteer Day celebrated each year on 5 December. Volunteering Australia (the national peak body for volunteering, working to advance volunteering in the Australian community) said: “It hanks the over six million Australians who volunteer their time and contribute to the economic and social development of the community at local, national and international levels.” The event was supported by the Walpole and Districts Community Resource Centre. The 2012 Walpole and Districts community consultation “Towards 2020” recognised the

significant input of volunteers in creating a safe environment for everyone. Harold Luxton, chairperson of the Walpole-Nornalup and Districts Community Development Group said: , said “he hoped the event on the nearest Saturday to International Volunteer Day in 2014 (6 December 2014) will be even better with more volunteer groups using the day to celebrate its volunteers.”

Blessing of the fleet and roads ...


Art Atrium Works by local artists are on display in the Art Atrium at Walpole CRC Monday—Friday 9am—5pm inclusive.

Change in displayed works is at 6 weekly intervals with the next display featuring different artists to the last.

Works on display are for sale through Walpole CRC financial system.

Bob Quin, Justine Coulson and Leanne Fry all have added their works to the display cabinet.

HOLIDAY HOURS OF BUSINESS Friday 20th December Close at 5:00pm

and will remain closed until -

Monday 6th January Open at 9:00 am

Walpole Customer Service Centre

HOLIDAY HOURS OF BUSINESS Friday 20th December Close at 4:00pm

and will remain closed until -

Monday 6th January Open at 10:00 am

ATM facilities are available at St John Ambulance Building

Nockolds Street

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Management and Staff

Walpole CENTRAL Building, 24 Latham Avenue, Walpole Phone : 9840 1395 Fax : 9840 1394 Email : [email protected]

LIONS CHRISTMAS CAKES are back in stock for this year. Price is s ll only $11. 00 Available from the CRC. Limited stocks, so get in early. All proceeds to Lions Club, Denmark. Helps support the


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Walpole Yacht Club—10 new Life Members on Opening of Sailing Season on Saturday 1 December Life Membership Certificates were presented by Vice Commodore Matt Wrigley at recent WYC Open of 2013/2014 Sailing Season. The worthy recipients were Peter and Marlene Bidwell, Lloyd and Roslyn Burnside,

Thomas and Elizabeth Gerner, Mervyn and Debbie Hull, Robert and Stella Thompson. Life Membership were given in recognition of their great commitment to the welfare of WYC especially in the years prior to the Club’s recess. Framed photographs of The Most Senior Crew participating in the Walpole 2013 Regatta were presented to Frank Cooper, Robert Thompson and Bill Vermuelen thru a kind donation from Peter Newton. WYC has just completed a Lease ballot of our (5) 420 sailing dinghies amongst members of the yacht club that have young children already actively sailing in the club. We believe our Club’s future is safe if we support the welfare of Walpole Youth and present our club as a Community Asset.

Member Trevor Holm has recently participated in Sabre Class State Championship and proved to be a formidable competitor. We now have 64 Memberships (equivalent of 128 Family and Single units) Commodore Leah Elston was unable to attend the Opening however sent her message on the day. It read, in part. Following another great year for the Walpole Yacht Club - I find it difficult to narrow down our successes over the past year. I cannot express my gratitude enough to my volunteer committee and members - on the hard work and commitment they give every year to the club - it never stops amazing me and I thank you all truly for that.

Of course we cannot fail to mention the success of the Regatta in March 2013. On this - I would like to commend all involved - sponsors, organisers, volunteers and local participants. This event put Walpole on the map for many - and it is the Community who deserve the accolades. The club has also held throughout the year some great Junior Programs including sailing and kayaking through the Walpole Primary Schools ‘Active After School Sports’. The club’s involvement in these programs will ensure its sustainability well into the future. With the building being in its final stages of repairs -we now have more to offer members– including– a fortnightly sailing

program for active members to involve themselves in. This is something the club has not offered for many years. The future of the Walpole Yacht Club remains as always– in the hands of the community. What the committee have achieved over the year and in years past– is not possible

without community support. Submitted by the WYC.

Thomas and Elizabeth Gerner

Jamie Dunross instructing junior sailors

Frank Cooper and Robert Thompson with their presentation of a mounted action photo aboard Hallicarnassus with Bill Vermuelen at this year’s In The Trees Regatta.


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How Millsy stopped smoking ... Steve Mills is a well known radio announcer in Perth and a lot of people wake up every week day to his earthy voice on the 6PR breakfast show. What a lot of people may not know about Steve is that he was a 40-a-day cigarette man up until the 8th of August 2007 when he met Dianne Fischer and now Steve attributes Dianne with being the reason “why I am still here to talk with you today”. Dianne is the director and senior therapist of Allen Carr’s Easyway to Stop Smoking WA. A happy non-smoker herself thanks to the Allen Carr program over seven years ago and since then she has been running the WA branch of this international company that celebrated it’s 30th anniversary last year. So what happened on the day? “I honestly didn’t expect it to work. In fact, I walked in and told Dianne how much I loved smoking and that rather than waste her time I should just go home. She said, just stay for one hour and if you still want to leave then you can.” So he did. He stayed for the whole session and throughout the session you actually smoke until a particular point when you put out your last cigarette. At this point, Steve was still a sceptic “I thought in the back of my mind, I will never see this woman again but I will go along with what she is asking and then after we finish I will go and buy another packet”. But to Steve’s surprise, he didn’t buy that packet and hasn’t bought another cigarette since. He woke up the next morning feeling “revitalised and not wanting a cigarette so I didn’t go buy any. I remember thinking, what has she done to me but I am sure that if I hadn’t stayed that hour, I would still be a smoker today.” The Allen Carr method is an all natural method with no lotions or potions and claims that you wont even have those dreaded pangs of cravings that you would if you go “cold turkey” yourself. According to Dianne it is a cognitive behavioural method that subtly changes the beliefs you have around cigarettes as you go through the one day program. “All smokers know the health scares and know that they shouldn’t smoke. Smokers aren’t stupid. So we look at the reasons why they still do smoke and once you the know the reasons why, then it is easy to change those beliefs” says Dianne. “What struck me was that I was convinced that I loved smoking and that I enjoyed them, that I enjoyed every little puff and that I could never give it up and what Dianne taught me was that was all a myth”. Although the method has an over 90% success rate, not everyone succeeds. Dianne says “There is never going to be one method that works for every single person as everyone is different. That is why we offer the guarantee, if you are in the small percentage of those that it doesn’t work for then you haven’t lost anything and what we find is that those few usually go on to use the tools we gave them to help them stop in the future.” Dianne will be in Walpole on Sunday 15th so if you would like to become a happy non-smoker like Millsy before Christmas then give them a call 1300 557 801 www.allencarr.com.au

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