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August 10th, 2017
Contact Us:
W: ongerupcrc.net.au
PH: 08 9828 2325 F: 08 9828 2326
Thank You The Ongerup Sporting Complex Committee would like to thank everyone who contributed to our catering for Farmanco on Wednesday. Your time and food supplied is greatly appreciated and those who put money in Complex account at the Store to help us make this a great fundraiser. Many Thanks. Complex Committee ONGERUP COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT The OCD will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, August 15th, at the Ongerup Hotel. See you there at 7.30pm. Apologies and agenda items to [email protected] Roslynn Thompson CATHOLIC MASS Mass in Ongerup will be on Sunday 13th August at 11.30am followed by shared lunch. All welcome. ONGERUP SPORTING COMPLEX General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 16th August commencing at 7.30pm at the Complex. Written report from Bowls and Tennis Clubs required to be presented at meeting. Agenda items to me by Friday 11th August. Kiara Leeson Secretary Ongerup Sporting Complex Committee Inc. [email protected]
Upcoming Events
AUGUST 29th Plan Prepare Prosper workshop
Community Notices
The Shire of Gnowangerup are offering:
FREE DOG AND CAT
REGISTRATIONS
1st August to 31st October 2017
Please attend the Shire Office with your microchip number and sterilisation certificate if
applicable. Terms and conditions apply. Statutory declarations available to enable you
to microchip your pet within 14 days of registration. If you would like further
information, please call Kirsty on 9827 1007.
ONGERUP COMMUNITY
RESOURCE CENTRE AGM
The annual AGM of the CRC will be held at the Ongerup Hotel, Saturday 26th August 6 pm. If you would like to attend please contact our Secretary Claudine [email protected] or the CRC. It will be followed by dinner at the hotel.
Ongerup Primary School – What are we up to now!
Greetings all!
National Tree Planting Day
On Monday the 31st of July the students thoroughly enjoyed celebrating National Tree Planting Day
with the much valued support and assistance from Pallinup Land Care. Andrea and Sally supplied us
with some wonderful native shrubs, small trees and ground covers. Students focused their attention
on planting around the perimeter of our school oval. Many thanks to Fred Duncan and Graham
Savage who braved the cold to come and assist students breaking up the concrete like clay soil, and
Mrs Dewar for her photography on the day.
Surprise Visit from Sam Goodall - Australian Ninja Warrior finalist
Students were taken by surprise yesterday when one of their local heroes - Sam Goodall came to
visit the school. Sam generously gave up his time to spend the day visiting local schools to talk
about his adventure in the first Australian Ninja Warrior series. He also gave students an
inspirational inside story of the event and talked about his preparation for the next series. We
were all very impressed with Sam’s achievements, particularly his biggest fan our School Chaplain
Mr Goodall Senior! Many thanks Sam, we’ll all be willing you on in the next series.
Book Fair Tuesday 15th of August
As usual our Student Council have been busily planning and looking forward to Book Fair this year.
Parents and carers, there is no escape! The lure of book prizes has our Joeys and
Boomers eagerly planning marvellous costumes to impress our judges. This year’s Book Fair raises
the bar. The programme starts on Tuesday morning, and all parents, carers friends and relatives
are invited to attend:
9:00am - The highlight, the annual Book Fair Parade in the School Library.
9:30am - Short story reading. This is the chance for parents, friends or staff to read their
favourite short story to our enthusiastic participants.
10:00am - Guests can join student teams for our Book Fair Quiz. Rumour has it that the Wolf in the
Three Little Pigs only wanted to borrow a cup of sugar! Do you know your short story facts?
Another highlight of Book Fair is the Colouring Competition. I suspect Mrs Thompson will have her
work cut out judging this year. After all the fun guests are invited to join us for a cuppa and a well-
earned bickie. Many thanks to Mrs Thompson for the great effort that she contributes to our
Literacy programme each year with the organisation of this event.
This year as a special follow up to Book Fair - our Boom-
er class will be meeting celebrated author Dianne
Wolfer as the Author in Residence at Gnowangerup
Library on Friday 25th of August.
School Development Day August 18th
Parents and carers please remember that Friday the
18th is a pupil free day for Staff Development.
Mark Bruce
Principal
2017 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS The Shire of Gnowangerup Local Government Elections will be held on Saturday 21st October 2017 to fill the following vacancies: 5 Councillor positions each for a 4 year term To assist you in making a decision to stand for council the Shire of Gnowangerup will be conducting a community presentation on “what’s involved in being a councillor”. Areas covered in the session include; Key dates for the election Nominating for election General information The sorts of skills you need to be a Councillor; and The role of an elected member The presentation is open to all community members and will be held at the Shire of Gnowangerup on Monday 11th September 2017 commencing at 6:00pm at the Shire of Gnowangerup Administration Offices. Please RSVP your attendance to Abbey Sergeant via email [email protected] or phone 9827 1007 by Friday 8th September 2017. Shelley Pike CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
DRUM MUSTER
The Shire of Gnowangerup will coordinate a Drum Muster on the following dates:
ONGERUP - Thursday 21st September 2017
BORDEN - Friday 22nd September 2017 Please ensure drums are triple rinsed and that metal tins are punched through
the bottom from the inside. Drums with holes punched through from the outside will be rejected.
Dirty drums will be rejected
For further information on requirements and to make a booking please contact Yavanna at the
Shire depot on 9827 1338
Gnowangerup 8
vs
Borden 1
Highest Average: D Punch 58.32, M Harris 47.11
Highest Peg: P White 61
100’s: D Punch 100 x 4, 125,140 x 2, T Hayward
100,107,122, R Hayward 140 x 2, M Harris 100 x
2,116,123,140,P White 100
Jerry Sports Club 3 vs Ongerup Hotel
Highest Average: C Walker 54.71, Don Sclater
51.34
Highest Peg: Daryl Sclater 72
100’s: D Pearce 100, S Solomon 100, 140, C
Walker 100 x 2, 132, 134. 137, Don Sclater 100 x
2, 137, P Napier 100
FIXTURES 11th August , 2017
Jerry Hotel vs Ongerup Hotel
Gnowangerup vs Jerry Sports Club
ONGERUP DART ASSOCIATION
Points %
1 Gnowangerup 16 58
2 Ongerup 14 65
3 Jerry Sports Club 14 61
4 Jerry Hotel 12 51
5 Borden 1 6 44
4th August, 2017
Round 13
National Tree Planting Today with
the Borden School kids
Stories of our rivers Evening held
at the Borden Pavilion last week
National Tree Planting at Ongerup Primary School.
North Stirling's Pallinup Natural Resources
spent a fun afternoon planting tree with the Ongerup school kids.
Thanks to all our helpers and to the awesome kids for their enthusiasm
and fun planting trees and learning about Salinity.
Ellie and Andrea
Photos Nancy Dewar
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
10 Museum meeting
11 12 Kimberley bday
13
14
15 16
Library open
Complex meeting
17 18
19 Greg H bday
20 OFA vote count
21 Neil M bday
22 Mel Sc bday OCD Mtg
23 Library open
24 25 26 Rosie bday 2nd semi final Gnowangerup
27 1st semi final Lake Grace
28
29 Strategic plan-ning workshop
30 Library open
31 1 2 Prelim final Jerramungup
3
4 5 6 Library open Warperup sports day
7 8 9 OFA grand final Borden
10
Aug/Sep 2017
North Stirling's Pallinup Natural Resources & Ongerup Community Development Group Busy Bee in Ongerup.
A great morning in Ongerup spent tackling weeds. We came out with our shovels, pitchforks and spray packs ready to
tackle some pesky weeds that have been increasing in numbers around the town. Our main target was Gazania's but we also tackled Marshmallow, Fleabane, Radish and Capeweed to name a few. We enjoyed some lively discussions about weeds, what is considered a weed and a few of us were a little sad to discover they were also lovingly growing some weeds in their gardens at home. Sandy also brought along some freshly picked weeds for everyone to identify and the NSPNR girls Andrea & Ellie handed out some weed guides as a handy fu-ture reference for identifying weeds and eve-ryone participated in a survey to help NSPNR find out about what knowledge everyone in our community has on weeds, how to tackle them and why they have become a problem. We also all enjoyed hot coffee & cake from the Yongergnow cafe. Thanks everyone for coming! This morning is part of a larger weeds project running in the area funded by State NRM. Want to be involved? Give Andrea & Ellie a call at the
