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Local Monthly Newsletter: Find out whats happening in Shark Bay, local business, activities & contacts
Saturday 31st October 2015

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Table of Contents
Editorial ........................................................................... 2
Shire Presidents Report ................................................. 5
Shark Bay Police Report .................................................. 6
The Game Page ............................................................. 11
Community Notices................................................. from 12
Arts Council............................................................... 14-15
Hatha Yoga .................................................................... 17
Birthdays in September .................................................. 19
Conservation Matters................................................ 22-25
Whats on at the Waterfront Hotel .................................. 26
Star Gazing Night ........................................................... 27
Borneo Exhibition Group ............................................... 29
Whats New at the Oldie ............................................... 30
Grandcarers Support Scheme ....................................... 32
School News ................................................................. 34
Recreation Centre Program...................................... 36-37
Winter Recipes................................................................ 40
SES Shark Bay............................................................... 47
Tide Times ..................................................................... 48
Shark Bay Film Club ...................................................... 49
Shark Bay Christian Fellowship - Crisis Centre ........ 53-54
St Andrews by the Sea.................................................... 57
Denham Community Groups .................................... 60-61
Community Calendar ..................................................... 62
October 2015 - Shark Bay Inscription Post
The Denham new jetty is OPEN!
Pictures from Sharna Timmer, Leon Deschamps &

Lisa Hamilton-Peacock, Judy Britsa
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SHIRE PRESIDENTS REPORT September 2015
Local Government Elections
The Shire of Shark Bay local government election will close on17 October.
Elections are being held by postal vote and all eligible voters should now
have received voting papers mailed to you by the WA Electoral
Commission. Sitting Councillor Greg Ridgeley has been re-elected
unopposed for the Useless Loop/Pastoral Ward. The five candidates
seeking election for three seats in the Denham Ward are; Margaret Prior, Cheryl Cowell, Keith
Capewell, George Livesey and Des Matthews. Completed voting slips can be either posted back
to the Electoral Commission or hand delivered to the Shire.
Dirk Hartog 2016 Celebrations
Unfortunately, I was unable to attend the recent presentation and workshops held by the event
coordinators for the 2016 celebrations, but the councillors who attended were extremely
impressed with the proposals from Strut and Fret Production House. In order to promote
tourism and thereby increased viability for the local economy, we want to ensure that these
events provide a catalyst for business opportunities during the October 2016 celebrations and
put Shark Bay on the map from a tourism perspective as well as providing an on-going legacy
for the community with infrastructure and an annual festival.
Denham Recreational Jetty Opens!
Right on time, the new Denham Jetty was opened to the public on 30 September. There a few
finishing touches still going on, a ladder to be relocated, some edging to be completed, etc. but
the fishing and squidding is in full swing for the school holidays!
Denham Foreshore Revitalisation
The successful consultants engaged to carry out the Denham foreshore revitalisation were in
town a couple of weeks ago and provided presentations plus held workshops with councillors,
Shire staff and local community members to gauge response to some of their proposals and
determine the aspirations of locals regarding the upgrade to the foreshore. They will return
shortly for a further round of consultations based on their initial impressions from workshop
participants.
Shark Bay Art Awards
The Shark Bay Art Awards, organised for the fourth year by the dedicated volunteers of the Arts
Council, opened on 19th September and will close on 16 October. The Shire provided the seed
funding for the initial event and continues to provide the prize monies awarded to the winning
entries. We hope this event will continue to grow and provide an avenue, not only for our very
talented local artists, but others across the State, to showcase their impressive work. Its well
worth a visit to the Rose Freycinet Gallery to check out the art on display and whilst there vote
for the Peoples Choice Award.
Cheryl
Cheryl Cowell
President
Activity Report
September
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Shark Bay-Ningaloo National Landscapes teleconference

Gascoyne Tourism Board teleconference
Denham Foreshore workshop councillors and Shire staff
Denham Foreshore workshop local community
Shark Bay Art Awards exhibition opening
2016 Dirk Hartog Commemoration Advisory Committee meeting
September Council meeting
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Local news from
SHARK BAY POLICE STATION

20 Durlacher Street, Denham WA 6537
9948 1201
SOMETHING SUSS?
Reporting suspicious behaviour increases Police intelligence and is essential

to crime prevention. Often people tell us about things that happened last week
or a month ago that they thought were strange, out of the ordinary, or in some
cases criminal, and for a number of reasons they never report these incidents
at the time.
The fact of the matter is YOU are our eyes on the street and your small piece
of information may be the missing piece in the puzzle. We actively follow up
on information received and have had many great results.
Information from members of the community have led to significant drug
seizures, return of stolen property and prevention of violent and anti-social
behaviour.
So, if you see something suss, call the Police! You can remain anonymous if
you wish. Your information is more important to us than your identity.
By being proactive in our community you can be instrumental in enhancing the
safety and quality of life here in Shark Bay!
Shark.Bay.Police.Station@police.wa.gov.au
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MEDIA RELEASE
25 September 2015
CARNARVON AND MONKEY MIA AVIATION SERVICES NOT SUFFICIENT

Member for North West Central Vince Catania has written to the Department of Transport
raising his concerns with the new summer flight timetable proposed by Skippers Aviation.
The proposed timetable for December 7 this year to February 28, 2016 does not have a flight
on a Saturday, with Wednesday being the only day the flight is direct.
If the department accepts this proposal, Carnarvon and Denham will once again go without
an acceptable air service at a time of year when many people are travelling for holidays, Mr
Catania said.
I am very disappointed with the proposed services suggested by Skippers Aviation for the
Carnarvon and Monkey Mia air routes.
The schedule is ridiculous, with nearly every flight being a milk run involving landing at
another airport.
Wednesday is will be the only day there are two flights in one day. The Friday schedule has
only one departure from Perth, leaving at 12.30pm.
The continued change in timetable is creating havoc for people trying to fly for business,
holidays and medical appointments.
My office continues to receive complaints from constituents that are not satisfied with high
ticket prices and inferior service, Vince said.
It is simply not acceptable for our towns to have this inferior air service year after year. The
route needs to be regulated including minimum acceptable standards of service.
We are trying to promote World Heritage destinations in Shark Bay and along the Ningaloo
coast while providing second rate airline services. Tourism and businesses suffers as we
struggle to connect with other services.
Vince has called on the Transport Department to enforce a minimum service level agreement
with Skippers.
Constant changes to flight schedules make it impossible for people meet their work schedules
and many business travellers are now choosing to drive due to the unreliability of the service
and connecting flights, he said.
The continuous changes to the timetable, expense and lack of service is decreasing the
number of people who utilise the service because it is just too expensive.
Media contact: Vincent Catania 08 9941 2999 or email northwest@mp.wa.gov.au
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making every visit the best possible experience for
you and your pet. We have a fear-free policy and
love to spoil all of our special patients!
Your truly local vet, Dr Emma Barrett was born and
raised in Carnarvon and is committed to providing
the highest quality veterinary care and services to
your animal companions in the Gascoyne region.
and emergency procedures.

We are a one-stop-shop for all your pet care needs.
From veterinary care, to boarding, grooming, food
and a range of merchandise, we have everything you
need under one roof.
We work with you to form a healthcare team for your
pet and we offer a 24 hour, 7 day emergency vet
service, for your peace of mind.
We understand that it can be difficult to get up and
down to Carnarvon in a day, so we offer Shark Bay
residents complimentary overnight boarding of their
pet if they are receiving treatment at CCVH.
Call us on 99411155 for an appointment or drop in
to say hi at 12 Bassett Way Carnarvon- turn LEFT
between Beaurepaires and Best Buy Electrical.
We look forward to meeting you!
At CCVH standard consults are far from standardwith 20 minute consultation time, full examination
report cards and take home information brochures.
You will be walked through each consultation step
by step- we like to make pet ownership as easy
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Dirk Hartog Island 4WD - Self-Drive (2n/3d)

Kieran & Tory are offering a 60% discount to all Shark Bay & Gascoyne residents
who would like to visit Dirk Hartog Island in their own 4WD vehicles between October
10th and December 20th 2015. This 2 night/3 day escape is a great way to discover
the island and check out the Return to 1616 project being undertaken by DPaW.
Extended stays are welcome.
Available
October 10th December 20th 2015

Bookings are essential. The barge will pickup any day of the week

Cost Per Person $112 (minimum 2 people per vehicle)
Includes

Return 4WD transfer ex Blackies Beach, Steep Point

Return passenger transfers ex Blackies Beach, Steep Point
Camping Sites Several camping areas are available.

(Urchin Point and The Block are recommended)
Note Camping fees are not included in the above price and are paid direct
to DPaW, Denham ($19 per adult per night / $2 per child per night).
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Call Kieran on
0407 383 449.
Book Online :
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How to Book your Pensioner Free Trip?

Booking your Annual Free Travel for Pensioner
living in WA North of the 26th parallel
is as easy as 1, 2, 3
Come and see us at the CRC four weeks prior to your date of travel, with:

- Your Centrelink Pension Card

- Your WA Free Trip Voucher
(you have received this attached to a Centrelink letter)
+
2
We will ask you to complete a couple of form that need we will fax for you.
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3
Once we receive your Itinerary from the Travel Agency, we will contact you.
Collect your itinerary from the CRC & Enjoy a safe trip!
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Daily Blessings in the Bay
Hatha Yoga
The practice of yoga has been refined over thousands
of years. Reap the multitude of physical and mental
health benefits of this ancient practice.
Phone: 9948 1554
Mobile: 0428 766 055
Esther Mills,
My Health Yoga (Level 1 Hatha Yoga),
Insured
MONDAY
10am
Bliss out session - slower paced gentle

practice suitable for beginners.
Recreation
Centre Meeting
Room
6pm
Dynamic Vinyasa - faster paced practice

suitable for beginner and intermediate
yogis.
Recreation
Centre Meeting
Room
TUESDAY
5pm
Dynamic Vinyasa
Recreation
Centre Meeting
Room
WEDNESDAY
9am
Hang out session - core aerial conditioning

mat and web work. A strengthening and
fun workout. (Free class)
Town Oval
THURSDAY
10am
Bliss out session
Recreation
Centre Meeting
Room
Students are encouraged to set up their space 5 - 10 minutes before the start of class.
What to bring:
Yoga mat (if you have one), large towel, water.

Straps, blocks, mats (limited) and bolsters are available.
Casual Class $10
Cheaper block rates are also available.
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COMPUTER
TRAINING
Need HELP to do the basics on your computer or

laptop? Want to learn how to type a letter or access
online banking. Make an appointment with staff at the
Shark Bay CRC whom will be more than happy to
teach you a few tricks of our trade.
Call us on
08 9948 1787
For Sale
2002 Volvo S80 T6 SE

Does anyone in town want to buy our much
beloved Volvo?
Top of the range equipped with everything
including integrated phone, sunroof, cruise
control, climate control. The list is too long for
this space.
Full logbook service history, new tyres,
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Long rego.
Excellent fuel economy. 9.6 ltrs/100kms showing
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220kw of power makes for effortless cruising.
$6950.00
Be quick as I will take it to Perth in a couple of
weeks to sell and return with the new car.
Contact John phone number 0430 426 826
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SAINT JOHN AMBULANCE WESTERN AUSTRALIA LTD

SHARK BAY SUB CENTRE
PO Box 82
Cnr Durlacher St & Dampier Rd Denham 6537
saintjohns1@bigpond.com
Busy Three Months
The first three months of the new financial year have been very busy for our Volunteer
Ambulance Officers. They have responded to 44 000 emergency and Royal Flying
Doctor call outs so far! Phew! This averages out to three a week. Along with keeping
the emergency Attendant and Driver phones by their side 24/7, this is a job well done!
Our wonderful volunteers also had an intensive Training Weekend on the 12th & 13th of
September, to keep their skills up to date, and learn new ones. Rest assured, if you need
an ambulance, our Volunteer Ambulance Officers will take good care of you!
First Aid Courses
As some of you may know, our dedicated First Aid Trainer Fay Castling will finally be
hanging up her Trainers bandages on the 30th of October. Fay has gone above and
beyond the call of duty in delivering First Aid Training to our Shire, and driven
thousands of kilometres to provide first aid training in Exmouth and Carnarvon.
Her last course at our Shark Bay Sub Centre will be on the 26th of October. There are
only a few vacancies left, so call or email the office to secure your spot. You never know
when you will need that vital information to save a life, or just deal with an emergency
first aid situation.
AGM
Our Sub Centre will be holding its Annual General Meeting on Wednesday the 21st of
October, at 6.00pm. All are welcome! The meeting will be followed by a yummy BBQ,
all catered for by your St John Ambulance Shark Bay crew.
First Aid Kits

We get a few enquiries about First Aid Kits, so heres an update. St John have a great
range of kits for sale, specifically designed for home, office, vehicles, outdoors and
recreation, industry, and special life saving equipment such as defibrillators and oxygen.
There is even a kit for your pet! Prices range from $25 for the pet, or the bites and
stings kits, to $220 for a wall mounted office kit. The industrial kits are priced on
request. So if you need a kit, come into the office and check out our catalogue. Keep in
mind that we have to order them from Belmont, so leave enough time for them to be
posted up just in case you are travelling and want a kit urgently!
Thats it from us at St John this month. Thanks again for all the wonderful support we
get from you, our community. Stay safe!
Linda Sewell
Secretary.
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Monday the 26th October 2015

Pre learning needs to be completed before this date
Save a life -
it could be that of a loved one!

For all enquires and registration contact
Sally : 0429 929 175
Linda: 9948 3023
WHY PAY AMBULANCE

MEMBERSHIP FEES?
Because it can save you a lot of money!
Do you know that a basic ambulance
call out from the Shark Bay Hotel
to Silver Chain will cost you $484?
For Membership fees of just
$67 per single and $111 per family
you would be covered for all of these costs.
This amounts to a little more than
$1.29 per week for a single
or 18 cents per day.
Most pensioners over 65 are covered
(please check your eligibility).
It makes sense to pay St John Ambulance fee,
doesnt it?
The annual Shark Bay vs Kalbarri softball match

The annual Shark Bay vs Kalbarri
softball match was held on the
19th of September down at the
town oval here in Denham. It was a
fantastic day and loads of fun was
had by all who attended. Shark
Bay played an amazing game and
went on to win the game which
meant the surfboard shield got to
stay here in Shark Bay.
The Shire of Shark Bay and

especially Roger Hewitt who went
down to the oval and marked out
the playing diamond.
All the girls in the team worked

beautifully together and looked
awesome out on the field in their
team uniforms. Kalbarri brought a
full team and we thank them very
much for their efforts and their
fantastic sportsmanship during
and after the game.
Denham IGA X-Press for

providing water bottles and
oranges for the girls.
Kalbarri scored 9 home runs and

our winning girls scored 18 home
runs, which is a massive effort.
There are always lots of people
that contribute to making events
like this happen and to be run
successfully, so the following
people/organisations we thank you
immensely for your contributions
and your support.
The Shark Bay Community
Resource Centre (CRC) for
providing
the
food,
drinks,
showbags and assisting to sell the
shirts on the day.
A big thanks to Debbie
Bellottie from Yadgalah Aboriginal
Corporation for all her help with
the purchasing of new shirts and
new equipment.
The umpires on the day Dale

Wilson, Mike Bullock, Maria and
Ronnie.
The scorers Bec Moroney
and Susan Crossley.
The Old Pub (Shark Bay Hotel/

Motel) for donating the after
game drinks for the team.
Glen Hoult and Gaven Poland
for kindly donating 2kgs of XL
Whiting fillets and Ken Style for
donating $50 worth of fresh crabs
for our awesome raffles.
We also ran 2 x $100 money
boards on the day which were won
by Tianna Oakley and Oscar.
All funds raised from raffles
has been divided and donated to
the St Johns Ambulance here in
Shark Bay as well as Shark Bay
Sports & Recreation Association
(SBSARA).
Catch of the Day kindly donated

by Shark Bay Hotel/Motel (The Old
Pub): Alana Eru from Shark Bay
Best player for Kalbarri - kindly
donated by Denham IGA X-Press:
Caitlyn
Best player for Shark Bay - kindly
donated by Denham IGA X-Press:
Deb Roberts
Encouragement Award - kindly
donated by the Russell Family:
Shaye McNamara from Shark
Bay
Coaches Awards: Anne Fiest and
Kylie Eastough from Shark Bay:
Superstar Award: Milly Pepper
Overall it was a fantastic day and
a massive thank you to all the
softball players which include:
Kellee Pedersen, Belinda Russell,
Kylie Eastough, Alana Eru, Anne
Feist, Sam Roberts, Deb Roberts,
Milly Pepper, Shaye McNamara,
Leah Whitemore and Sahara
Clarke.
Thanks to everyone for your
support and contributions which
made this day a huge success.
Marika Clarke
The game award winners were:

Hot of the Day kindly donated
by Shark Bay Hotel/Motel (The
Old Pub): Kandice Simpson from
Kalbarri
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Shark Bay
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This years Shark Bay vs Kalbarri
football and softball games day
proved a success as numerous new
volunteers got on board to enhance
the event under the direction of
Yadgalah Aboriginal Corporation.
This year saw a significant increase
in the crowd numbers coming to
the oval for both the softball and
football matches. This year, the
programming and timing of games,
assisted by Eagles and Dockers
winning encouraged our community
to come along and support our local
teams.
Training for our football games
started months ago and was held
twice a week. Around 10 men
regularly participated in training
sessions which included goal kicking
practice, hand balling skills, short
targeted kicks, marks, jumps and
so on. On the odd occasion, visiting
tourist fitness enthusiasts would
also join in our training sessions and
offer advice.
All Shark Bay male adults were
invited to participate in the game
on the day, with numerous past
residents returning from Geraldton,
Carnarvon, Perth and other areas
to play on the day. We also had a
number of people for who it was
the first time they had played AFL
football.
The Shire of Shark Bay was
approached this year to line mark
the oval for the team, which proved
beneficial to identify game areas.
Thanks to the coaching provided by
Brian Child and Riley Craig on the
Eagles
K
K
day, Shark Bay went in at quarter

time in the lead but suffered a major
injury blow - Mathew Fields who
was wheeled off by our local St
Johns Ambulance volunteers Derek
and Patricia Renoir-Weston with
a fractured fibula and broken tibia.
Maty was driven down to Geraldton
hospital and has undergone surgery
to insert two plates.
Kalbarri fought back in the second
quarter and Shark Bay went in to
half time down by a couple of goals.
We failed to take advantage of the
wind in the third quarter and Kalbarri
proved too fit and too strong for
the rest of the game, dominating
to take victory and the shield. The
final score was roughly Kalbarri 96
to Shark Bay 49. Our team did an
amazing job considering we dont
play competitively weekly and a
number of our players had never
played before.
Thanks to everyone for their support
on the day, whether youre players,
umpires, runners, water boys,
spectators, organisers, donators
or those selling food, drinks
and supplies on the side, your
participation made the event the
success it was for Shark Bay.
Of special recognition are:
Debbie Bellottie, Keith Capewell,
Darren Capewell and Yadgalah
Aboriginal Corporation for their
support, guidance, providing the
venue for the prize and dinner
evening and so much more.
The Shark Bay Community
Resource Centre (CRC) for the
event advertising, direction, contacts
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and providing the food, drinks, show
bags and assisting to sell the shirts
on the day.
The Shire of Shark Bay for
ensuring the oval was well presented
and marked for the day including
providing adequate rubbish bins.
Prize donators which included:
Shark Bay Coastal Tours, CDH
Electrical, Shark Bay Freightlines,
Captains
Cutter
Hairdressing
and Burton Tiling Maintenance &
Renovations.
The umpires on the day Mike
Bullock (who was roped in 20
minutes before the game) and
Glenn Hoult for field umpiring, John
Garner and Michael Lockhart for
goal umpiring. Jesse and Tristan
Mills for boundary umpiring.
Our runners and water boys (the
local school kids just loved this role)
The Water Corporation for
donating water bottles for the
players.
Gearing Butchers for donating a
$75 meat voucher towards a raffle.
St Johns Ambulance Shark Bay
for their presence and assistance on
the day.
SES Shark Bay and the
Denham Fire Brigade for having a
demonstration of their equipment on
the day.
All the volunteers who assisted
to set up and pack down on the day.
And lastly the Kalbarri crew,
for making an effort to venture up
to Shark Bay for the weekend to
participate.
Byron Francis
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Protect yourself against scammers who
impersonate genuine charities and ask for
donations
Approach charity organisations directly to make a donation
or offer support.
Check the organisations name and look them up.
Legitimate charities are registered you check an
organisations credentials on the Australian Charities
and Not-for-Profits Commission (link is external) (ACNC)
website to see if they are a genuine charity.
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Never send money or give personal information, credit

card details or online account details to anyone you dont
know or trust and never by email.
If you are approached by a street collector, ask to see their
identification. If you have any doubts about who they are,
do not pay.
If you are approached in person, ask the collector for
details about the charity such as its full name, address and
how the proceeds will be used. If they become defensive
and cannot answer your questions, close the door or hang
up.
Avoid any arrangement with a stranger that asks for upfront payment via money order, wire transfer, international
funds transfer, pre-loaded card or electronic currency. It is
rare to recover money sent this way.
Dont open suspicious or unsolicited emails (spam)
delete them. If you click on a link or open an attachment,
you may install a harmful program without knowing it.
SHARK BAY DEMOLITION

AND
ASBESTOS SERVICES
Trading as Johnny Gee Enterprises
The asbestos specialists here in The Bay,

we offer experienced and qualified
asbestos removal and demolition.
FREE INSPECTION/QUOTES
Denham Volunteer Fire and

Rescue Services
NEW MEMBERS
WANTED
Contact Steve
on 0428 102 414
Fully licensed and registered

with Work Safe W.A.
Accredited with safe handling
and removal of asbestos
White Card
Asbestos License number
WARA 495
John Gee
0447 795 292
99481 104
Community Notices
Sunday 4 October
October
4 Derek Weston
4 Greg Ridgley
6 Errol Bartlett-Torr
9 Glenn Hollands
10 Stanley
16 Christie Craig
18 Geoff Olsen
19 Chanae Ryan
20 Riley Craig
25 Kevin Blennerhassett
25 Darren Capewell
27 Michael Anderson
28 Travis Galvin
29 Sharon Cope
29 Les Moss
November
2 Robert Pedersen
2 Steve Copeland
3 Brody Child
FOR SALE
4.3m Millman Jet Boat
on near new Dunbier Trailer.
55hp Fiat 4 stroke petrol motor 50hrs,
Castoldi jet unit.
Flares, Lowerance Elite sounder
plotter, 2 anchors, lights,
27meg radio. Ideal Shark Bay boat.
$9,950.
Phone Doug 0429 003 879
FOR SALE
$10,500
(reduced from $12,500)
JAYCO 2001
17 foot
Ring John 0417 962 505
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24
Servicing the Shark Bay & Gascoyne Region

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
SA Burton Shaun Burton, Qualified Tradesman Mobile: 0448 442 884
PO Box 13, Denham, Shark Bay WA 6537 Email: shaun.burton@hotmail.com
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Shark Bay Speedway Club

is collecting your old car,
boat & scooter batteries
as a fund-raiser
Please drop them off at the

Speedway Entrance or contact
Paul Mettam or Roger Hewitt
to collect. Thank you!
Electrical Contractors
Alan Cox
0412 035 468

alancox1@bigpond.com
Domestic and Industrial Installations and Service

Satellite TV (Vast + Foxtel)
Safety Switchs
Phone + Data
Network Cabling
LED Lighting
Smoke Alarms
Extra Power Points
Ceiling Fans
Audio Visual Setups
FREE QUOTATIONS
Licence No EC 11404
Community Notices
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This space
can be yours
for $30
REMEMBER TO
COVER YOUR LOAD

REMEMBER TO
COVER YOUR LOAD
ENALTIES APPLY FOR UNCOVERED LOADS

AND LITTERING
PENALTIES APPLY FOR UNCOVERED LOADS
AND LITTERING
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Need a water bore?

MLM Drilling will have our specialist
water bore team and rig in your
area from October.
New bores or re-drilling existing
bores. Enquires or information:
Contact:
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Shark Bays
Plumbing Service
Plumovation Pty Ltd

Licensed Plumber & Gas Fitter in the Bay.
All aspects of commercial and

domestic plumbing and gas.
Blocked Drains.
Call Brian today

0414 468 807
PL: 8146 GL: 015805
HWUS
Backflow Prevention.
RPZD Devices.
Kitchen, bathroom, laundry renovations
and refurbishments
All aspects of roof plumbing.
Building maintenance and repairs.
No job too big or too small.
Satisfacti
on Guar
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with a f
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Thursday, 8th October

Terrific Trivia
Great fun night out

Easy questions, heaps of giveaways
Free entry Starts 7:30pm
Trivia Host George Sicluna from the Freo in Gero
Friday, 9th October

Back to the 80s with DJ Georgio
Prizes for Best Dressed
Great fun night Great music + videos
Free entry starts 8pm
Heritage Resort
Accommodation
Meal Deals
Daily $12 Specials

Breakfast
Ocean Front Room - $200

Ocean Side Room - $180
Standard Room
- $170
7:30-10:00am 7 days a week

Continental @ $14
Fully Cooked @ $20
Breakfast on the balcony everyday.
Sunday Roast @ $20

Roast veggies included
Just add $6 for Soup w/ Bread & Butter
Check out Facebook for Weekly
Thought of the month:

The best things in life are the people we love,
the places we have seen and the memories we
have along the way..
Specials.
Includes Continental Breakfast King &

Twin Beds Enjoy our swimming pool
on the sun deck Car Hires Alfresco
dining Bar fridge Air-conditioning
Lounge & saloon bars ATM
Tea & coffee making facilities
Free TV/Foxtel 24 hour movie channels
Guest laundry Undercover secure
parking Airport transfers
Conference & meeting facilities
Catering & Functions
73-75 Knight Terrace, Denham WA 6537

Phone: (08) 9948 1133
Fax: (08) 9948 1134
www.heritageresortsharkbay.com.au
www.facebook.com/HeritageResort
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10 Denham Road
PO Box 16, Denham WA 6537
e: sharkbayarts@gmail.com
Shark Bay Arts Council
2015
19 September to 16 October
19
to 16 Shark
October
RoseSeptember
Freycinet Gallery,
Bay
Rose de Freycinet Gallery, Shark Bay
First place: $3000 acquisitive prize
Highly Commended: $1500
Youth Award: $500
Peoples Choice: $500
Recycled Art Award: $500
Entries close: 5 pm Friday 4 September 2015

Entries to be delivered no later than 5 pm Friday 11 September 2015
For further information contact:
Sally Capewell
Mobile: 0429929175
Email: sharkbayarts@gmail.com
Thursdays
6:30pm
at the Arts Shed.
Come and learn to draw
for just $2 per session.
Contact Terry at
fortress@westnet.com.au
for more information
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Rural in Reach
Spring/Summer 2015
Community Talks
Interactive Video Conferencing Event
Date/Time
*PLEASE RSVP 12 NOON THE DAY BEFORE EACH TALK TO SECURE YOUR COMMUNITYS PLACE*
Seniors Housing Support and Information Session

The Seniors Housing Centre (SHC) is a free, independent information and
advice service covering the full range of housing options for seniors in for metro
and rural WA. The SHC can be an invaluable source of information for seniors
and their families. This session will give an overview of the service and aim
to answer any questions. Please arrive on time to ensure a seat and that the
session starts on time.
Presented by John Millar, Community Education Officer, Senior Housing Centre
Post-Natal Depression and Anxiety
As part of PND/A week this year, RinR has invited the WHFS Peri-Natal Mental
Health program to present information about this challenge that impacts upon
so many Australains as well as some support options to strengthen new families.
Please arrive on time to ensure a seat and that the session starts on time.
Thursday Oct 22nd

12.45pm - 2.30pm
Thursday Nov 19th

10.15am - 12.00pm
Presented by Janet Pages-Oliver, Peri-Natal Mental Health Program, WHFS
Westlink Broadcast
Understanding and Responding to Trauma
According to Mental Health First Aid Australia (2015), trauma can be defined
as an overwhelming emotional experience to a situation. What is traumatic is
unique to the individual person - what is perceived as traumatic for one person
may not be for another. Rural in Reach has invited other WHFS staff to be part
of a panel discussion to discuss this complex and challenging experience. The
broadcast will explore the definition, the impact upon children, adolescents
and adults as well as ways of supporting people who have experienced trauma.
Panel: The Rural in Reach Team & other WHFS service areas
Date/Time
Sept - please check your
local westlink guide for
more information or check
out the recording at
www.ruralinreach.whfs.
org.au
For queries regarding the talks or the Rural in Reach Program, please call 1800 998 399
All Rural in Reach Community Talks are presented via video-conference
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Community Talks via video conference
Community Talks via video conference
Post-Natal Depression and Anxiety
Seniors Housing Support and

Information Session
presented by
Janet Pages-Oliver, Peri-Natal Mental Health Program,
WHFS
Thursday November 26th

10.15am-12.00pm
As part of PND/A week this year, RinR has invited Janet from the WHFS
Peri-Natal Mental Health program to present information about this
challenge that impacts upon so many Australains as well as some support
options to strengthen new families.
Suitable for Community Members
presented by
John Millar, Community Education Officer,

Seniors Housing Centre
Thursday October 22nd
12.45pm-2.30pm
The Seniors Housing Centre (SHC) is a free, independent information and advice service
covering the full range of housing options for seniors in for metro and rural WA. The SHC can
be an invaluable source of information for seniors and their families. This session will give an
overview of the service and aim to answer any questions. Please arrive on time to ensure a seat
and that the session starts on time.
Suitable for Community Members and Service Providers
Please register your interest with Rural in Reach on

1800 998 399
or email ruralinreach@whfs.org.au
Places are limited. Please register your interest with Rural in

Reach on
1800 998 399
or email ruralinreach@whfs.org.au
Registrations close 12pm the day before the talk
Registrations close 12pm the day before the talk
Community Notices
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Contact the Shark Bay CRC for more information on: 08 9948 1787
Open use of the courts as well as:

Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Open
10am - 1pm
28th September
CLOSED
29th September
Colour in a
Calico bag for
Halloween
Sat
26th September
Dodgeball
Recycled craft
30th September
1st October
2nd October
3rd October
Animal
Balloons
Create
Gingerbread
men biscuits
Movie
Dodgeball
Recycled craft
Kids Indoor Soccer

6.30pm
Kids Dodgeball 6.30pm

Adults Dodgeball 7.30pm
Adults Mixed Netball

6.30pm
Adults Indoor Soccer

6.30 pm
5th October
6th October
7th October
8th October
9th October
10th October
Make your own

bird feeder
Mad Hatter Day
Animal
Balloons
Assorted
craft
activities
Movie
Dodgeball
Recycled craft
Kids Indoor Soccer

6.30pm
Kids Dodgeball 6.30pm

Adults Dodgeball 7.30pm
Adults Mixed Netball

6.30pm
Adults Indoor Soccer

6.30 pm
Make your
own mad hat
Proudly provided by:
Whats been happening at the Rec Centre

Playgroup WA Morning Tea
Representatives from Playgroup WA, Michelle and Lisa, along with the regional development officer, Carolyn
from Geraldton Community education centre, recently came along to our weekly kindy gym session on
Tuesday 8th September. Ten adults and eleven children were lucky enough to have morning tea provided
as the ladies initiated a discussion about how to run a playgroup here in Denham. Basically playgroup can
be run from home, a playground or you could change it up and go to a different playgroup members house
from week to week. If anyone is interested in starting up a playgroup please contact Playgroup W.A. ph:
1800171882 or email: hotline@playgroupwa.com.au
A big thankyou to all those mums and kids that attended. We hope you enjoyed your morning tea.
In the Court
We have been trialing a new system at the rec centre when it comes to using the sports equipment during
open courts. People who wish to use a ball needs to sign their name and what type of ball they would like to
use out and when they bring the ball back, sign it off. This type of system is aimed at encouraging patrons
to be more accountable for the equipment that they are using and to tidy up after themselves so far it has
been working pretty well with the kids after school, well done kids. The staff are open to anyone who wants to
borrow any other type of sporting equipment during open courts to feel free to ask us to get it from the store
rooms as it is there to be used.
Judy and Natt are looking forward to seeing everyone for the school holiday activities and open courts. Ralf
will still be organising night sports over the holidays so make sure to come along and get fit while having fun.
Its the last two games of netball then it will change to badminton after the holidays, so it would be great if we
get a good turnout for our final games of the year. Please remember that kids under 7 need to be supervised
by an adult.
See you soon at the Rec Centre.
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Requirement of the Act
Yes / No

Comments/Actions needed
29
Keep up to date Record of Office Bearers
Yes / No
Yes / No
Postal Enquiries: Locked Bag 14 Cloisters Square WA 6580
Disclaimer: The information contained in this publication is not intended to be legal advice and should not be relied upon as giving legal advice.
This checklist is for the Associations use only. The Association is not required to return this checklist to Consumer Protection.
Phone: 1300 30 40 74 Email: associations@commerce.wa.gov.au
INC: A Guide for Incorporated Associations in Western Australia: Available from www.commerce.wa.gov.au/associationsguide/
AssociationsOnline: www.commerce.wa.gov.au/associationsonline
27,28,29
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Keep up to date Members Register
Allow members to inspect the above 3 records
Yes / No
28
Keep up to date copy of the Rules
Yes / No
Yes / No
Certificate of Incorporation and Rules (constitution) If you need a replacement certificate or copy of the rules contact 1300 30 40 74 or make an application
through AssociationsOnline.
Members Register register must include the name and postal or residential address of each member.
Record of Office Bearers register must include the name, address and position held by each members of the committee of management.
Inspection of records members of the association are permitted to inspect and copy the register of members, record of office holders and the rules.
For more information check out the Record Keeping chapter of the INC Guide.
Keep a copy of the Certificate of Incorporation
RECORD KEEPING (All documents of the Association should be kept in a safe and secure location)
Yes / No
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Quorum present at the AGM
/
Yes / No
Do we
comply?
A notice regarding the AGM has been sent to all members
Hold AGM by:
Section of
the Act
An AGM must be held every year within four months after the end of the associations financial year.
A request for additional time to hold the AGM can be made to Consumer Protection and must be received before the end of the expiry of the four month period.
Applications can be submitted through AssociationsOnline.
For more information about AGMs check out the Meetings chapter of the INC Guide.
The associations financial year ends:
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (AGM)
Discuss as a Committee how your association rates in complying with each section of the Act
Complying with the Associations Incorporation Act 1987 Self-check
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Community Notices
Community Notices
Media release
37
28th August 2015
Celebrate young people in North West Central

Local Member Vince Catania MLA is calling on outstanding young people in North West
Central electorate to be nominated for the WA Youth Awards 2015.
This year six award categories are open to honour and recognise young individuals, with one
individual category winner to be chosen as the WA Young Person of the Year.
The winner will have the opportunity to travel throughout WA to participate in youth-related
events and activities as WA's youth ambassador.
Vince said any young person aged between 12 and 25 making an extraordinary contribution
to their community and people around them could be nominated for the awards.
We have a tremendous pool of talented and inspirational young people here in the North West
Central region that I believe are very worthy of nomination, he said.
Growing up and living in regional WA brings different challenges and experiences to our
young people, who often achieve fantastic outcomes for their communities and each other that
go unnoticed.
Individuals and groups can be nominated in six categories: The Minister for Youths Most
Outstanding Youth Worker Awards; the Active Participation Award; the Cultural Endeavours
Award; the Organisational Achievement Award; the Community Leadership Award and the
Commissioner for Children and Young People Participate Award.
These awards give us all a chance to give a sincere shout out to fantastic young contributors
that are making real differences in our communities.
Regional Western Australia traditionally has a high level of participation in the awards, with
nine nominees last year being chosen as category finalists.
The awards also honour and recognise individuals and organisations working with and for
young people in WA.
Vince said nominations must include a maximum 1000-word summary outlining the
achievements of the nominee and must be submitted before Friday, October 2.
This is a great chance to celebrate the young people of our region so I encourage people to
get their nominations in before the October deadline, he said.
The winners will be announced at a gala ceremony at the Crown Ballroom on Friday, 27th
November 2015.
For more information on the award categories, nomination instructions and previous
winners please visit WA Youth Awards 2015
For media enquiries please contact Vince Catania on (08) 99412 999 or email
northwest@mp.wa.gov.au
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Heart Foundation Recipe
http://www.heartfoundation.org.au/recipes/Pages/tzatziki-pita-chips.aspx?mt=All
Preparation time: 20 minutes

Cooking time: 10 minutes
Ingredients
2 Lebanese cucumbers, peeled, halved
lengthwise and seeded
200g reduced fat natural yoghurt*
1 garlic clove, very finely chopped
2 tsp olive oil*
2 tbs chopped mint, flat leaf parsley or dill
Serves 6
4 large wholemeal pitas, split horizontally

and cut into wedges*
6 unpeeled garlic cloves
tray with the garlic. Spray the garlic lightly

with oil then roast garlic and eggplant for
30 minutes or until eggplant has is soft
and tender. Set aside for 30 minutes to
cool.
1 tbs tahini*
1 tbs olive oil *
6 green onions, finely chopped
Cracked black pepper, to season
Wholegrain bread, to serve
Cooking time: 30 minutes
*Products available with the Tick.

Remember all fresh fruit and vegetables
automatically qualify for the Tick.
1. Preheat oven to 220C (200C fanforced). Line a baking tray with baking
paper.
2. Pierce the eggplant skin about 10
times with a skewer then place onto the
Ingredients
800g (2 medium) eggplant
4. Arrange the pita wedges on a baking

sheet. Toast for 10 minutes or until golden
and crisp.
5. Allow to cool and serve with the tzatziki
dip.
1 tbs freshly squeezed lemon juice
Serves 6
2. Combine the yoghurt, garlic, oil and

vinegar in a bowl and mix well. Stir in the
cucumber and mint, cover with plastic
wrap and refrigerate.
*Products available with the Heart

Foundation Tick. Remember all fresh fruit
Olive oil spray*
Roasted eggplant dip
1. Chop the cucumber, place in a sieve

and drain for 20 minutes.
3. To make the pita chips, preheat oven to

180C (160C fan-forced).
2 tsp red wine vinegar
Tzatziki dip with pita

chips
and vegetables automatically qualify for

the Tick.
3. Meanwhile, place bread in a moderate

oven until warm.
4. Cut the eggplants in half lengthways.
Scoop the soft creamy flesh into a bowl.
Squeeze the soft garlic flesh from the skin
into the bowl, use a fork to mash eggplant
and garlic together until well combined.
Add lemon juice, tahini, oil and the green
onions. Season with pepper and stir to
combine.
5. Place a piece plastic wrap right on the
surface of the dip and refrigerate 2 hours
or overnight if time permits.
Shire
of Shark
Site
Shire
of SharkBay
Bay Refuse
Refuse Site
OPENING
HOURS
OPENING
HOURS
Monday
8:00 am 12:00 noon
1:00 pm 3:00 pm
Monday Tuesday
8:00 am8:00
12:00
noonnoon
1:00
3:00
am 12:00
1:00 pm
pm 3:00
pmpm
Tuesday Wednesday
8:00 am10.00am
12:00
noon Additional
1:00 $10
pmfee
3:00
pm
11.00am
applies
on this day
Thursday
10.00am
11.00am
Additional $10
$10 fee
on this
Wednesday
10.00am
11.00am
Additional
feeapplies
applies
on day
this day
8:00
am 12:00 noon
1:00$10
pm fee
3:00applies
pm
Thursday Friday10.00am
11.00am
Additional
on this day
Saturday
8:00 am 12:00 noon
1:00 pm 3:00 pm
Friday Sunday8:00 am8:00
12:00
noonnoon
1:00
3:00
am 12:00
1:00 pm
pm 3:00
pmpm
Saturday
8:00 am 12:00 noon
1:00 pm 3:00 pm
Sunday Uncovered
8:00 am
12:00 noon
1:00
3:00
or improperly
covered loads
onpm
the way
to pm
the refuse site may
result in a $200 on the spot fine or up to $1000 imposed by the court.
Uncovered or improperly covered loads on the way to the refuse site may
us keep Shark Bay Beautiful by keeping your rubbish contained.
result in aHelp
$200
on the spot fine or up to $1000 imposed by the court.
Help us keep Shark Bay Beautiful by keeping your rubbish contained.
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The Department of Human Services Remote

Servicing Team from Centrelink will be conducting
a visit to Denham
Monday 02/11/2015 1.00pm to 4.00pm
Tuesday 03/11/2015 8.30am to 4.00pm
Wednesday 04/11/2015 8.30am to 4.00pm
Thursday 05/11/2015 - 8.30am to 4.00pm
Thanks
TRAVEL
SAFETY
ATTENTION ALL
TRAVELLERS
When you travel out of town
within the Shark Bay Shire
please tell someone where
you are going, whether it be:
Friends, Family, or your place
of Accommodation.
In case something goes
wrong this simple action saves
time and money and allows
emergency services
to get to you quicker.
Lisa Lawer
Department of Human Services
Remote Servicing Team.
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DENHAM BOBCATS
& CONCRETE SUPPLIERS
Are you sick of being held to ransom on prices and availability?
FIRM PRICES QUOTED
FREE ADVICE GIVEN
All general earthworks and material supplies
Shell, Gravel, Road Base, Sand (Brickies & Fill Sand)
ALL CONCRETE WORKS
ALL TYPES OF BUILDING WORK
Supply and Lay, Mesh Supplies, Cement Supplies
(1 bag or any quantity), Premix, Blue Metal
0418 940 239

ABN 69 742 957 132
Phone JOHN WILSON for a genuine quote

61 Vlamingh Cresent Denham WA 6537
SHARK BAY BOWLING CLUB (INC)

14 Francis Street, Denham Phone (08)99481353 Email: lsharkbaybowls@westnet.com.au
Lawn Bowls News

Annual Carnival
1st & 2nd August
The Carnival was well attended this

year with 16 teams participating; the
weekend was a great success.
The president & committee would
like to thank the businesses, who
sponsored the Carnival.
Results:
1st Place: John Georges Team

2nd Place: Dave McGinleys Team
2nd Place: Di Mortons Team
Thank You
The Shark Bay
Bowling Club would
like to thank the
Gascoyne Development
Commission for the
Grant we received
through the Royalties
for Regions Gascoyne
Community Chest Fund
to Purchase a New
Greens Mower &
Replace the carpet
throughout the club.
20th September 2015

Harry & Jean McVee
Memorial Championship
1st Place: Paul Low & Ian Dinsdale
2nd Place: Pedro & Critty
The bowling season has come to

a close, thank you to all of the
local bowlers & visitors who have
supported the club throughout
the season.
Corporate
Bowls will
commence
On
Thursday
15th
October 2015
The new carpet has

improved the clubs
apperance.
The greens have been

easier to maintain with
the new Mower.
Events October/November
Members & Guests are invited to:
Saturday 3rd October
AFL Grand Final

Football on the big screen
Club Open 12pm
Finger food provided.
Thursday 15th October
Corporate Bowls Commences.
Sunday 1st November

Calcutta buy your horse in the
auction ready for the Cup
Tickets on Sale Friday 2 10/15
Tuesday 3rd November
Melbourne Cup
Lunch, Sweeps, Two-Up
Crown & Anchor,
Best Dressed Man & Lady
Best Man & Lady Hat
Childrens Games
Members & Guests

Are invited to book the
Club for their:
End of year
Or
Xmas Celebrations.
We are available to cater
for you providing a meal,
finger food, barbeque
Or
Your own choice of
function:
Ph: 0439950251
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Convert your
old Videos
Convertto
your DVDs
old Videos to DVDs at the CRC
Convert your old Videos to DVDs at the CRC !
from
Contact the CRC for more information
from
from
$15
$15
Contact the CRC for more information
Contact the
Community Resource
Centre
for more information
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At the end of October the Carnarvon Civic Centre will be

generating a willy-willy on their main stage. This is an
intriguing and unique performance exploring local stories
and performed with the people of Carnarvon.
After seven months of creating and training her community,

Janine is preparing to guide more than 30 people aged 5
to 70 onto the Carnarvon Civic Centre stage for a one off
production.
Willy Willy has been created and Directed by local dance

artist Janine Oxenham and commissioned by Ausdance
WA. In October last year, Janine began talking and
exploring local history and unearthed stories of tent cities,
cyclones and how turmoil brought wisdom and connection.
In March this year, with the support of her mentor dance
artist Simon Stewart, Janine began delivering hundreds
of dance workshops around the community. Taking these
stories with her she has shared and translated them into a
unique performance.
It has been a treat working with the community of

Carnarvon says Jo Smith, Ausdance WAs regional
manager. There is such a rich creative spirit here. Of
Janine, Jo says she is one of the most exciting, multidimensional artists Ive worked with in recent years.
Co-presented by Aartworks, this is Janine Oxenhams most

ambitious production yet. Working with award winning
musician Dave Mann, fashion designer Jo Brown, and
projection artist Anton Blume, this production is set to be a
feast for the senses and a thrilling immersive performance.
Karen Hethey, the brilliant Director of last years acclaimed
show How High the River, has also returned to the
community to support this projects final stages.
To help make this all happen, locals have come forward

with support: The Gascoyne Development Commission,
Skippers airline, the Carnarvon Motel, Carnarvon
Community College and the Shire of Carnarvon
Performance dates: 31 October and 1 November at the
Carnarvon Civic Centre. For further information call 9941
4200 or go to carnarvonciviccentre.com.
To watch the Willy Willy grow follow on facebook.com/
FutureLandings

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Tide Times
October

licence
Marine
radio
operators
for
the
operation
of
VHF
marine
radios.
If anybody wishes to sit their Marine Radio Operators Certificate
of Proficiency (MROCP) examination,

this is now
available here
in Denham. Participants will

need to purchase their own manuals,

$39 + postage $2.50 surface
mail available from
the Australian
Maritime College or view
on
line.
A charge of $80 is made by

AMC for the exam papers
and they
will be arranged by the supervisor,

but there will
be no charge to
sit the test. For further information
about the
MROCP or MROVCP
please
contact

Joe McLaughlin
on
0419 902 895
Shark
Bay Inscription
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2015
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SES SHARK BAY

Emergency Services Precinct, Dampier Rd Denham 6537
sessharkbay@iinet.au
SES members have been active the past month assisting
in the recovery of people whose vehicle became bogged,
as well as providing air observers to search for the yacht
Osprey whose skipper abandoned the boat when it
started sinking SW of Steep Point.
Towards the end of September, two unit members

joined around 600 other volunteers in WAs Department
of Emergency Services(DFES) annual conference.
A range of topical issues were presented to the
conference delegates over three days. It included visits
to the State Operations Centre in Cockburn, DFES
Training Academy in Welshpool and Training Simulation
Centre - (known as the Bunker) in Belmont.
Part of the programme included key note speakers,
Corporal Mark Donaldson VC and Mr Allan Sparkes CV
VA. Both these speakers delivered inspiring speeches
that exemplified the need for people to look out for
their mates and taking care of them when they were in
need.
The yacht Osprey was approx 40 nautical miles SW of

Steep Point.
Mark told of the incident in Afghanistan where he

showed outstanding courage to rescue a fellow soldier.
Included in his address was some actual video footage of
the action that highlighted the desperate circumstances
his unit was exposed to.
Allan is one of 5 Australians awarded the Cross of Valour
in the past 30 years for his courage when he rescued a
young boy from a flooded stormwater drain. The Cross
of Valour is the highest award that can be awarded to a
civilian. He spoke of his battle with depression in the
aftermath of the rescue and also from the loss of two of
his fellow police officers in an ambush around the same
time.
The SES unit will be conducting our annual community
cyclone awareness day shortly and urge all to maintain
their readiness just in case the community experiences a
revisit of a cyclone. We do not know when the next
cyclone will affect our town but we can be sure that next
one will not be named Olwyn.
The Bulk ore carrier that rescued the lone yachtsman

from his life raft.
One of the joys of been involved with emergency
services is the satisfaction gained from assisting people
who need help, in both these cases our members did a
great job in their response.
Supports Shark Bay SES
We urge people not to be complacent just because we

managed in March. Olwyn was a low end cat three or
high two event, and although the likely hood of stronger
cyclones hitting Shark Bay are potentially low, they are
still possible.
Everyone is commenting about the changing weather
patterns, nothing will surprise, so be prepared for the
unexpected.
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Book Week Under the Sea Dress Up Day

Congratulations to all the winners from our Dress Up Parade; Ella
Ricetti, Tyger Harrison, Jasmine McNamara, Shaye McNamara,
Indie Oakley, Beau Child, Brody Child, Kaylee Francis and Laylah
Garner. Thank you to all the staff, parents and friends who
supported the Book Fair Events.
Fathers Day Sausage Sizzle
Interschool Carnival 2015

10th and 11th of September
Congratulations to our Shark Bay Team on winning the
Handicap Shield, Nicky Moroney Champion Year 6 Girl
and Sage Clarke Champion Year 4 Boy.
We would like to thank all dads, grandads and

uncles who attended the Fathers Day Sausage
Sizzle on Monday 31st of August and joined
students in classrooms, for the Sausage Sizzle and
game of football. We hope you enjoyed the day as
much as we enjoyed having you visit.
Dental Van
The dental van will be back in Denham from the 13th of October
2015.
Dental Health Services offers free dental treatment for school
children up to and including year 11. If your
child attends high school in Perth, Geraldton
or elsewhere please contact either Dental
Health Services on 93139555 or the Dental
Van on 0447854272 for contact
P&C Meeting
The next meeting is 21st October at 4.30pm.
Meetings are held in the School Library. Everyone
Welcome
School Council
The next meeting is Monday 16th November 2015.
Interested parents who are keen to be involved
in the School Council can contact Reception on
9948 0000 to nominate.
Second Hand Uniforms

The P&C would appreciate donations of clean
and preloved uniforms that your children have
outgrown to sell in the Uniform Store.
Contact Reception for more Information
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Shark Bay Christian Fellowship
And Crisis Centre
Under the auspices of the Shark bay Christian Fellowship and working in conjunction with the
Department of family and Community Services, and the WA Council Of Social Services (WACOSS)
Established 1983
THE CHURCH
WITHOUT
Last month I wrote an article on tongue.
Interestingly
the WALLS
Islands sugar cane industry in Queensland.
that most invigorating of words for were so named by the Spanish However the Bible speaks of that
Fellowship
Sunday
the foreshore
at
a Christian REVIVAL!
explorerevery
Alvaro
de on
Mendana
in which
was intended for evil God
10 am followed by a picnic lunch.
1567 searching for gold & silver can turn to good.
If stopping for lunch please bring something to share.
And as happened in South Wales
identified
Dogswith
(on King
leads)Solomon
welcome.of the The British Government introduced
in 1904 & 1905 there where were Old Testament
to
whom
canchildren.
still be
nearby for young
phenomenal repercussions. Lives Playground
legislation outlawing such practice
attributed
the claim
to being
Bible
Study every
Wednesday
7.30not
pm.
cleaned up, broken families made only the wisest man but the richest & compiled above board recruiting
whole,stolen property returned, man in the history of the world.
practices & a minimal wage
drunkenness, filthy language,
structure. By the 1900s some 50
prostitution & other social ills As recently as the early 1900s to 60,000 South Sea Islanders
repented of with people delivered these Islands were anything but had worked in the cane fields of
of sickness & addictions. It was a tropical paradise. Steeped in all Australia & thus came into contact
principally one coal miners son, manner of pagan cults & ancestral with Christians. The seed was
Evan Roberts, working in tandem spirit worship, life revolved around sown.
with the Holy Ghost that saw over witch doctors, fetishes,sorcery &
100,000 souls saved & set free.
blood feuds. Skill in head hunting & On their return to the Islands these
revenge was prized & cannibalism same Islanders became the first
rife. People who love to critise Christian mini- Missionaries to their
the early missionaries although own people. But their resources
sometimes justified forget that were limited in the extreme. They
noand
Bibles
inI the
local dialects
Affiliated to the Australian Aboriginal Outreach under
the things
Assemblies
God
Missions
W.A.had
and in
ongoing
involvement
with, or
such
asofin
the
caseMinistry;
of the
support of the Good Samaritans; the Salvation Army; the Bible Society of W.A.; The Leprosy Mission;
Christian
Blind Mission of
International;
Open
the
vital
handbook
the
Christian
Solomons
involved women being
Doors (Brother Andrew); Youth with a Mission (YWAM);
Aerial Mission;
faith.
And
little
experience
of
Australian Federation for The Family; Christian Women
Communicating
compelled
to Internationally
face child(CWCI);
birthEuro Vision; Australian Red Cross; Vision FM 87.6
establishing
outreaches.
Help
was
Radio Station.
alone. If the child cried too much
on the first night of its life it meant sought from those white Christians
Tim Hargreaves Crisis Centre
Corner Durlacher & Hughes Street Telephone: the
9948 spirits
1338. were angry & that child they had befriended back in
would bring sickness & death on Australia. And so the South Sea
This month I would like to write the tribe. The young mother had no Evangelical Mission was formed
about a similar event that took choice but to bury the child alive & with such fearless men & women
place closer to these shores in the leave it to die. Yaws (Framboesia) as Dr. Nothcote Deck & Florence
Solomon Islands as recently as being open & contagious weeping Young.
1970.
sores were common as were many Space does not enable great detail
The ingredients were somewhat other sicknesses arising from lack but it will suffice to cite a particular
different to the Welsh revival but of hygiene.
conversion of a Solomon Islander,
the end result the same. But firstly

some background facts.
Ofanidi, of the Island of Malaita

that typified the situation.
In the South Pacific often referred

to romantically as the South Sea
Islands you have three main
groups of Islands & three distinct
groups of peoples. Polynesian,
Melanesian
&
Micronesian.
The Solomons are part of the
Melanesian group comprising 992
individual islands of which about a
third are inhabited. Today there are
about half a million people say
half the population of Perth - with
some 90 local language groups
with Pidgin English as the common
In his locality Ofandi was

particularly feared & dreaded
having killed and eaten over
60 people including members
of his own family. Such was his
reputation that ultimately he was
driven out from his tribe and he
now became the hunted, living a
solitary life in the jungle & fearful of
being seen & hunted down as he
had done to others.. He survived
on wild berries & tree roots - and,
wait for it in one instance digging .../...
up & devouring the remains of one
In the 1860s the first signs of

change appeared on the horizon.
On the face of it, such changes
appeared sinister. Black birding.
This involved the kidnapping of
South sea Island labour for the
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of his victims. Cannibalism with a

particularly devilish twist.
One night from up a tree he had
watched the villagers of his tribe
gathered around a camp fire
singing Gospel hymns, sharing
testimonies and listening to
the preaching. He came under
strong conviction & the next night
hammered at the door of a man
called Abraham Wikau.
He had a gun there were a lot
of weapons round the South
Pacific after the 2nd World War & Abraham was convinced this
gaunt, desperate character was
going to kill him. It was the fate of
many ordinary Christians let alone
Missionaries.
I heard every word you said last
night. I was hidden up in the trees.
You spoke about a man called
Jesus. I want to hear more about
him.
Night after night Ofandi came to
Abrahams hut. The teaching went
on. It was always at night for fear
of being seen. When he finally
accepted Christ as his Saviour &
felt the burden of sin & guilt lift from
him, he left his gun with Abraham &
went to the relatives of the people
he had killed.
You can kill me he told them but
I cant kill you.
They were so dumbfounded at the
change in Ofandi they did not kill
him & he became known simply
as Christian. He proceeded going
from one village to another telling
others about the One who had
transformed his life.
And so the ground was broken
primarily by individual semiliterate Solomon Islanders who
had become genuinely born
again & whose speech, integrity &
behaviour bore witness to a real
change in their life-style.
When finally revival broke out
it was like a fire that swept the
Solomon Islands in 1970: the
changes were as profound as
with the Welsh revival and all
other Christian revivals down
The 4th one is about keeping

one day separated unto the
Lord. In the Old Testament, for
the Israelites it was called the
Sabbath (Saturday) & in the New
Testament, for Christians, it is
called the Lords Day.(Sunday) In
other words, where possible, one
day set apart for Fellowship with
other Christians. Thus keeping upto-date with the Word of God via
through the centuries since the a Preacher, corporate Prayer &
day of Pentecost.The believers corporate Praise.
alternatively cried out in remorse
for past sins committed and shouts The other 6 Commandments
of joy at the sense of forgiveness & revolve around our relationship
being set free.Many were delivered with our fellow man. They are
of all manner of sicknesses &
5th. Honour your Father & Mother.
demons that plagued their minds.
(Note the matter of family comes
Some saw Angelic beings, had
first & foremost. Parents thus
visions or spoke in other tongues
have the added responsibility of
of known & unknown origin. Great
ensuring their behaviour merits the
joy & continuous outbursts of
respect of their children.)
praise & the worship of God & the
person of Christ Jesus permeated 6th. You shall not commit murder.
the Solomon Islands.
In other words respect for other
peoples life & limb. (The action of
With a strong Christian presence
the soldier in defence of the civilian
in any country, the fabric of
populace who kills the enemy does
society changes for the good.
not constitute murder.)
That society prospers in every
realm. It is probably safe to say the 7th. You shall not commit adultery.
corner stone of all sound & healthy Notice how for the second time the
societies hinges on relationships: sanctity of the family is endorsed.
the relationship with God Almighty
& the
relationship with ones 8th. You shall not steal. Obvious.
fellow man & by that I mean both
9th. You shall not bear false
genders. It is summed up in the
witness against your neighbour. In
Ten Commandments which I am
other words, no lying. Obvious.
quoting here in simple & concise
form.
10th. You shall not covet. Obvious
craving someone elses assets
is the start of an unhealthy train of
thoughts.
How long does the atmosphere &
reality of revival last in a society? It
depends on all manner of factors
that enter the equation. We can
look at this another time.
Tim Hargreaves
Tel. 99 481 338
The first 3 commandments involve
your relationship with God You
shall have no other God before
Me, you shall not make any idols &
you shall not take the name of the
Lord in vain.
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St Andrew-by-the-Sea Anglican Church.

Adults can decide for themselves - if they decide to
turn their backs on God and not accept His teaching
- but children should be given the right to make that
decision for themselves. Religious education is no
longer an option in our school, but you can choose
to let your children come to Sunday School to hear
the good news about Jesus. We hear so much on the
news about the increase in young people committing
suicide because they cannot cope with the troubles
of this world. Jesus tells us:
Exciting news for Shark Bay!

Another young family have come to live in the Bay!
Steve and Tamara Combe, with their 3 children,
Hannah, Sarah, and Nathanael will bring a fresh new
approach to ministry in Shark Bay.
Steve has traded his career in the Australian Navy
for that of an Anglican Minister, and has brought his
family here to Shark Bay to look after our Church.
It has been a long time since there was a Sunday
School in the Bay, which is a shame because the
Bible tells us that:
Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened,

and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and
learn from Me, for I am gentle and humble in heart,
and you will find rest for your souls. For My yoke is
easy and My burden is light. (Matthew 11:29,30)
Jesus is not just speaking to children. He is talking
to you and me as well. Lets get behind Steve and
Tamara and give them all the help we can; dont
just send the children to Sunday School - come to
Church yourself and be reunited with your Father in
heaven. Or at least call in to the rectory and welcome
them to town.
Mark Sewell, Church Warden.
Jesus called the children to Him and said, Let the

little children come to Me, and do not hinder them,
for the Kingdom of God belongs to such as these.
(Luke 18:16)
Save the date: Friday 27th November

This will be the last lowest tide of the year!
Be there to Walk the Walk
from Foreshore to the Weed
Meeting at 8:30am opposite the Azure cafe
Watch this space for more information or contact Patricia at the CRC
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Denham Community Groups (2015-10)

Community groups
Contact Name
Telephone No.
Boolbardie Country Club
Jill Deschamp
Rob Blennerhassett
9948 3224
9948 3320
Bible Study
Kees Bootsma
99481067
Community Gardening Group
Keith Backhouse
9948 3848
Denham Community Gym
Shire
9948 1218
Denham Crafters
Trish Bowden
9948 3520
Denham Fire and Emergency Rescue:

Call 000 for Emergency
Steve Copeland
9948 1272
(volunteering info ONLY)
Denham Seniors
Shirley Geraty
9948 1757
Family Day Care
Deb Roberts
0477 481 123
Fishing Club (Fishing Fiesta)
Jamie Burton
9948 1781
Hatha Yoga
Esther Mills
0428 766 005 / 99481554
Karate (Shukokai)
Janine Standen
9948 3595
Kindy Gym
Natalie Dull
9948 1104
Shark Bay Arts Council
Sally Capewell
0429 929 175
Shark Bay Bowling Club
Barbara Stormon
9948 1353
Shark Bay Bridge Club
Jill Hill (0417177009)

Coralie Hill (0497 001 533)
9948 1224
Shark Bay Entertainers
Derek Weston
0415 707 412
Shark Bay Pastoral History Group
Mary Wake
9942 5914
Shark Bay P & C Association
Rick Moroney
99481127
Shark Bay Pistol Club
Bruce Wade
Cheryl Cowell
9948 1448
0417 180 307
Shark Bay RSL
John McBride
0430 426 826
Shark Bay Speedway
John McBride
0430 426 826
Shark Bay State Emergency Service SES: Call 000 for Emergency
Joe McLaughlin
9948 1360 / 0419 902 895

Shark Bay Tourism Assoc.
Tara Hannibal
08 9948 3003
SB Town and Country Social and Sporting Club Inc.
Brian Wake
9942 5914
Shark Bay Volunteer Marine Rescue VMR: Call 000 for Emergency
Greg Ridgley
0429 481 446

Silver Chain Shark Bay Health Centre
Denise
9948 1400
Silver Chain Home & Community Care
Julie Robins
9948 1400
Phillip Wood
0427 080 063

Yadgalah Aboriginal Corp.
Debbie Bellottie
9948 1318
Yadgalah Community Markets
Debbie Bellottie
9948 1318
St John Ambulance - Shark Bay Sub Centre
000
Email
Day(s)
Location
jilldeschamp@westnet.com.au
Wednesday & Saturdays
Golf Club, Monkey Mia Road
Fridays 3pm
Rectory behind the Church
The 1st Monday of the month
Alternate houses
Tuesdays 1.30pm
Denham Shire Hall
1st, 2nd, 3rd Tuesday every Month
Dampier Road, Fire Station
Wednesdays 10am
Denham Shire Hall
debraroberts2@live.com.au
Monday to Friday
29 Hughes Street
sharkbay@crc.net.au
Fishing Fiesta 6-13 May 2016
esther.mills@hotmail.com
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Recreation Centre or Town Oval
jstanden@westnet.com.au
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Denham Shire Hall
sharkbay@crc.net.au
Tuesday 9.30am
Recreation Centre
capewell2@bigpond.com
Mondays 6:30pm Art Space
Arts Shed - 10 Denham Road
KeithBev@gmail.com
admin@sharkbay.wa.gov.au
particiabowden50@hotmail.com
sharkbaybowls@westnet.com.au
Bowling Club, Francis Street
hillhome@bigpond.com
coralie-hill@bigpond.com
Monday & Thursday
Denham Shire Hall
derekjweston@gmail.com
Show in November 2015
Denham Shire Hall
becrick@bigpond.com
3rd Wednesday of Month
School Library
brucewade@bigpond.com
chezza@westnet.com.au
Sundays
Pistol Club, Monkey Mia Road
1st/3rd Monday every Month
Emergency Services Building

Durlacher Street
Monthly
CRC Building
4thTuesday of month
VMR building, Knight Terrace
Monday Friday 9am - 4pm
Silver Chain, 53 Hughes Street
Julie.Robins@silverchain.org.au
Monday Friday 9am - 4pm
Silver Chain, 53 Hughes Street.
See Inscription Post Calendar for

office opening hours
Emergency Service Precinct

Durlacher St
yacofficer@bigpond.com
Monday-Friday
Francis Street
yacofficer@bigpond.com
1st Sunday of every month
Francis Street
hamelin@bigpond.com
john.mcbride@live.com.au
john.mcbride@live.com.au
sessharkbay@iinet.net.au
hamelin@bigpond.com
gregridg@westnet.com.au
Please let us know if any of these Community Group details need to be updated! Thank you!
Denham Community Groups (2015-10)
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October 2015
Monday
Tuesday
1.30pm Crafters
(Shire Hall)
4.30pm Karate
5.30pm Firies
6.30pm Dodgeball
1pm Bridge Club

5.00pm SES Training
1st and 3rd Monday
of the month
6:30pm Soccer - kids
12
10am Garden Club

1pm Bridge Club
6:30pm Soccer - Kids
19
1pm Bridge Club

5.00pm SES Training
1st and 3rd Monday
of the month
6:30pm Soccer - Kids
26
1pm Bridge Club

6.30pm Soccer - kids
5pm Catholic Church
Service
10-11:30am
Playgroup WA
1.30pm Crafters
(Shire Hall)
4.30pm Karate
5.30pm Firies
6.30pm Dodgeball
13
1.30pm Crafters
(Shire Hall)
4.30pm Karate
5.30pm Firies
6.30pm Dodgeball
20
1.30pm Crafters
(Shire Hall)
4.30pm Karate
5.30pm Firies
6.30pm Dodgeball
7.30pm VMR
27
1.30pm Crafters
(Shire Hall)
4.30pm Karate
5.30pm Firies
Wednesday
10am Denham Seniors
(Shire Hall)
10am-2pm:
SJAmbulance office
open
Golf - Ladies & Mens
scroungers
6.30pm Netball
Thursday
Friday
10am-2pm:
10am-2pm:
SJAmbulance office open
JAmbulance office
S
open
1pm Bridge Club
5.30pm Karate
6.30pm Mixed pairs Bowls
6.30pm Indoor Soccer
6.30pm Arts Space
School Holidays 26th Sept to 11th October
10am Denham Seniors

(Shire Hall)
10am-2pm:
SJAmbulance office
open
scroungers
6.30pm Netball
10am-2pm:
10.30am Yadgalah
Crafts
1pm Bridge Club
5.30pm Karate
6.30pm Arts Space
School Holidays 26th Sept to 11th October
14

scroungers
10am-2pm:
SJAmbulance office
open
10am Denham Seniors
(Shire Hall)
6.30pm Netball
21

scroungers
10am-2pm:
SJAmbulance office
open
10am Denham Seniors
(Shire Hall)
6.30pm Netball
6pm Saint John
Ambulance AGM
28

scroungers
10am-2pm:
SJAmbulance office
open
10am Denham Seniors
(Shire Hall)
6.30pm Netball
15
16
22
23
29
30
10am-2pm:
10.30am Yadgalah
Crafts
1pm Bridge Club
5.30pm Karate
6.30pm Arts Space
10am-2pm:
10.30am Yadgalah
Crafts
5.30pm Karate
IP Articles Due
6.30pm Arts Space
10am-2pm:
5.30pm Karate
6.30pm Corporate Bowls
6.30pm Arts Space
10.30am Yadgalah
Crafts
Saturday
Golf - Mixed
Competition
Bowls - scroungers
Sunday
9am Anglican Church Morning Prayer

Pistol Club
MONTHLY
MARKETS
at Yadgalah from
9am
10
Golf - Mixed
Competition
Bowls - scroungers
17
Golf - Mixed
Competition
Bowls - scroungers
24
Golf - Mixed
Competition
Bowls - scroungers
31
Golf - Mixed
Competition
Bowls - scroungers
11
9am Anglican Church Induction New Minister

Steve Combe
Pistol Club
18
9am Anglican Church Lords Supper

Pistol Club
25

Pistol Club
4 Oct
Pistol Club
Shire Council
Meeting
To include your event in this calendar, simply email us on sharkbay@crc.net.au or call 9948 1787
The Shark Bay Fishing Fiesta

The Shark Bay Fishing Fiesta has been an annual festival in Shark Bay for ??? years.
Due to the decrease in volunteers over the past few years, the Shark Bay Fishing Club
committee, whom organises and runs the Fishing Fiesta moved the event from the
Denham Foreshore to the Heritage Resort. The workload proved less demanding to
the skeleton crew of volunteers involved over the course of the week with the event
however attracting larger sponsors.
At the September 2015 AGM of the Shark Bay Fishing Club a brand new committee has been formed. Our
aim is to bring a fresh new community vibe back to the Fishing Club and our Fiesta.
Changes you can look for and will include:
Catch and release fish categories
Separated fishing categories including

- on shore fishing (beach/jetty),

- inside the bay (dinghy/smaller boats),

- deep sea (Turtle Bay/Steep Point)
Opportunities for community groups to fundraise
Local monthly fishing competitions
A survey was designed by the new committee to identify key areas requiring community input to finalise
decision making regards future changes to the Fiesta event. If you would like to see changes or have a great
idea you could suggest to include in the weeks programming, now is your chance to put it in writing (not heresay). Please return the survey to the Shark Bay CRC as soon as possible.
Lastly a hug thank you extends to the retiring hardworking committee from the last few years, naming
especially Jan Arlidge, Des & Beate Matthews and Mick Skane. The event runs for an entire week, with
planning spanning well over a year in advance, so you can only imagine how much effort these volunteers
put into such an event. Thank you and we look forward to seeing you sitting down and enjoying yourself at
the 2016 Fiesta.
Also a big thanks to those whom came along to the Fishing Club AGM to support, express their opinions and
or join the Fishing Club committee to run the event.
Chairman Jamie Burton
Vice Chairman Andrew Cruickshank
Treasurer - Erin Walton
Secretary Sharna Francis/Timmer
Steve Mills
Tacy Beales
Jeff Walton
Tiaza Sellenger
Kellee Pedderson
Rod Mell
Geoff Franz
Jim Stewart
Des & Beate Matthews
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Shark Bays Fishing Club Inc.

NOW HAS A NEW COMMITTEE
Please take a moment to help us improve your experience at our annual Fishing Fiesta.
Over the years, the Fishing Fiesta has been held

at various locations. Of late due to a decrease in
volunteers, the event moved to the Heritage
Resort. We want your opinion where we should
plan to hold the 2016 Annual Fishing Fiesta?
Heritage Resort
Foreshore marquee
Other venue:___________________________
Any particular reason why at this venue?:
_________________________________
Would you be interested in volunteering to

assist in any of the following roles over the
course of the week?
Rod & Reel combos

Tackle & tackle boxes
Eskies
Camping gear
Vouchers
Fishing clothes
Marine equipment (life jackets, flares etc)
Cryovac machines & bags
Other: ________________________________
In what ways can the event be improved?
Setting up/Packing up
Taking fishermans registrations
Bar/sales area
Food
Fish Weigh Ins
Record keeping of fish weights
Sourcing prizes/donations
Kids day activities
Organise market days
Daily events planning workshops, crafts
No thankyou
Other: ________________________________
What do you typically participate in at the

event?
What type of prizes would you be most interested

in?
Fishing competition
Drink can regatta
Attend weigh-ins
Purchase meals & drinks at the event
Attend daily/nightly entertainment
Presentation/Prize evening
Auction
I have not/do not attend
Other: ________________________________
Thank you for your

participation!
Return the survey to: sharkbay@crc.net.au
or kindly return it to the
Shark Bay Community Resource Centre.
We are always looking for sponsorship, donations,

the loan of infrastructure and goods for the auction.
Can you contribute to this community event in any
way?
Yes contribution: __________________________

No
Would you be interested in being part of a regular

monthly social Fishing Club competition?
Yes
No
Suggestions: _________________________________
Are you a Shark Bay permanent resident?
Yes
No
About You (optional)

Name
Address
Email
Phone
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