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Cranbrook Newsletter
Volume 38 Issue 6 JULY 2020
Almost ready ~ and waiting
With the completion of the latest five Darwinia Cottages expected within days, this will bring the number of Independent Living Units in Cranbrook to twelve with all of them occupied.
The units have been built as part of the Great Southern Housing Initiative supported by the GSDC which is a program jointly funded by the Federal Government’s Building Better Regions, the State Government, Shire of Cranbrook and the Darwinia Cottages Cranbrook Committee Inc.
Architect Laurence Cuthbert of H&H, Peter Northover and Trish Standish at the Shire of Cranbrook have been the joint Project Managers with constant consultation with the Darwinia Cottages Committee.
White Building Company have been the builders of the three units completed in 2016 and these five units.
The units have an open plan kitchen, dining and lounge area, two large bedrooms with built in robes, a large bathroom suitable for wheelchair access, hobby room, separate laundry and additional toilet as well as substantial storage, including a storage area off the carport.
Each unit is fenced, has a water tank and areas of lawn, brick paving and pebble area for raised garden beds, pots etc.
The original four units built in the early 1980’s have been re-fenced to provide those tenants with access to the complex’s central gazebo area with power, a barbeque, table and seating so that all
Darwinia residents can get together to enjoy some morning or afternoon teas and sundowner bbqs.
On the 8th June, the Committee and some of their neighbours gathered for afternoon tea and to farewell Sylvia and Norm Lewis who have been Darwinia residents since 2016. Norm and Sylvia have made their move to Mandurah for health reasons and we wish them all the very best in their new ‘village’ which we’re sure they will enjoy - and Norm will be playing bowls as soon as the season begins. He will be missed at the Cranbrook
Sporting Club as he is a very competitive bowler and was the 2019/20 Men’s Club Champion - sadly Covid-19 restrictions prevented him from playing in the League Singles Championships with an opportunity to bring that honour back to Cranbrook once more.
News is they have settled in and the caravan is ready and
they’re making the trip north again now they can cross intra-state borders - best wishes to them both and we look forward to seeing them on their visits ‘home’.
The Darwinia Committee would like to welcome all our new tenants and wish them a long and happy stay in their new homes - there will be a flurry of activity there over the next few weeks as they begin moving in.
With our Annual General Meeting coming up in August, ’Darwinia’ would welcome new Committee members who are interested in keeping our residents in their community through the opportunity for local housing options in their retirement. Please contact Jan (0417 981 264) or Gidget (0408 461 177) for any further information.
The date of our Annual General Meeting will be in the August edition of the Cranbrook Newsletter.
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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
COME IN TO THE 124 CRANBROOK STORE FOR ALL YOUR DAILY NEEDS
WE STOCK:
All Your Grocery Needs Gas Exchange (small bottles) ATM available for cash withdrawal (during opening hours only)
Food is available all day
Bakery Any special orders need to be ordered at least two days before
Catering If you need some catering done, please order
at least a day before
Fresh Seasonal Fruit & Veg
Order Wed by 12pm – Delivery Friday Happy to refund if not happy with quality
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Fresh meat from JB Butcher,
Katanning
Price match most of the
products
Happy to order in products for pickup Tue or Fri evening
NOTE - If you need anything that is not in store please don’t hesitate to order it and pick up the next day from the store
Any hardware needs please ring Parminder on 0400 607 038
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SHIRE SNAPSHOT Phone: 9826 1008
Fax: 9826 1090
Email: [email protected]
Waste
Waste Facility Sites Hours of Opening
Cranbrook
Monday, Thursday 7.30am-11.30am
Friday, Sunday 1.00pm-5.00pm
Frankland River
Monday, Thursday 1.00pm-5.00pm
Friday, Sunday 7.30am-11.30am
TYRES
If you wish to dispose of old tyres at the sites you
will need to purchase prepaid vouchers from the
Shire Administration Office in Cranbrook or the
Frankland River CRC.
Council Meeting Minutes
The following is a list of the items that were
considered at the Council meeting held on
Wednesday 17 June 2020. 10. REPORTS OF OFFICERS 10.1 FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION 10.1.1 LIST OF PAYMENTS 10.1.2 MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORT – MAY 2020 10.1.3 RESERVE ACCOUNT CREATION - BRIDGES 10.1.4 TUNNEY FIRE SHED—BUDGET AMENDMENT 10.2 GOVERNANCE & EXECUTIVE SERVICES 10.2.1 PLANNING APPLICATION - PROPOSED OUTBUILDING – LOT 123 (No 6) BREWER STREET, TENTERDEN 10.3 WORKS 11. ELECTED MEMBERS MOTIONS OF WHICH PREVIOUS NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN 12. NEW BUSINESS OF AN URGENT NATURE INTRODUCED BY A DECISION OF THE MEETING 13. MATTERS BEHIND CLOSED DOORS 13.1 COMMUNITY EMERGENCY SERVICES MANAGER (CESM) 14. CLOSURE OF MEETING
SHIRE OF CRANBROOK
2020 Meeting Dates
The Council has set the following dates for
Council Meetings in 2020;
15 July 2020 Cranbrook
19 August 2020 Frankland River
16 September 2020 Cranbrook
21 October 2020 Cranbrook
18 November 2020 Frankland River
16 December 2020 Cranbrook
SHIRE OPENING HOURS
8:30AM — 4PM
Monday—Friday
2020 Recycling
13 & 27
July
www.cranbrook.wa.gov.au
Justice of the Peace
The Shire’s Manager of Finance and
Administration, Trish Standish is a Justice of
the Peace and is available for certifying and
signing documents.
Please call the office on 9826 1008 to make an
appointment with Trish to ensure she is
available.
DRIVING TESTS
***BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL***
The Shire of Cranbrook endeavours to hold
Practical Diving Assessments for our locals only.
The Practical Driving Assessor will next be in
Cranbrook on 23 July between 1.30pm and
3.00pm. There are still appointments available.
Please contact the Shire office to book an
appointment.
DOGS & CATS Dog and cat registrations expire on 31
October each year. Please see the admin
staff to complete appropriate paperwork if
your animal is not already licenced.
MICROCHIPPING Under the Dog and Cat Acts, it is a
requirement that all new registrations and
any renewals of cat and dog licences
require the pet to be micro-chipped. The
Shire of Cranbrook Ranger is qualified to
perform microchipping on cats and dogs.
If you would like to book to have your
animal microchipped please call the
Admin office on 9826 1008.
The microchipping fee is $55.00 per
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Email Address Update
The Shire of Cranbrook would like to move toward
becoming a paperless organisation as much as
possible. Not only to ease our record keeping
process but to have less of an impact on our
environment. We ask that all residents and
ratepayers please provide us with a contactable
email address if you have not done so already.
If you could please send an email with your full
name, residential address, postal address and
contact number to [email protected]
to assist us with this process. HEALTH DIRECT
Providing free 24 hour health service and
information for Australians who want
safe, practical health advice from their
home. Healthdirect can be contacted on
1800 022 222.
Rates Did you know if you don’t pay your
property rates for three (3) consecutive
years that the Local Government can sell
your property for non-payment of rates?
Did you also know that Rates are NOT
due on the 30th June every year - they are
in fact due on different dates, depending
on which payment option you choose,
which are displayed on the bottom of
your Rates Notice.
Therefore, if the property owner doesn’t
pay their rates by these due dates, they
may be sent to Legal (unless alternative
payment arrangements are made). ALL
Legal charges are then on costed to the
Property Assessment and are the Property
owner’s responsibility to pay.
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SHIRE SNAPSHOT
ALL HEAVY VEHICLE OPERATORS
CRANBROOK FRANKLAND EAST ROAD (NORTHERN TWO MILE), ROCKWELL ROAD, BRIDGE STREET
and GORDON STREET in CRANBROOK
These roads are closed to Heavy Vehicles (over 4.5T) indefinitely. Only vehicles that are making a pick up or delivery
are authorised to use these roads. You will need a permit (CV17) from the Shire of Cranbrook. No permit, no access. If
you use these roads without this permit, you may lose your permits completely or be fined or both.
An alternate route is via the Albany Highway Great Southern Highway intersection as illustrated.
The restriction imposed on any Heavy Vehicle (over 4.5t) is due to safety issues associated with the number of Heavy
Vehicles operating through a residential and sporting area and speed.
It would be appreciated if you could adhere to the Shire’s request and use the alternate route. This will be monitored by
the Shire and Local Police.
If you have any queries, please contact the Shire’s Manager of Works Jeff Alderton on 9826 1008.
#COMMUNITYCOLLAB
Do you have a community event or community
project that your community group would like to
run but you just need a little bit of extra support to
make it all happen? Then contact the Shire! The
Shire are always excited and keen to hear your
proposals for events and or projects that support
and or include our whole community and we will
endeavour to collaborate with your group where we
can in various ways!
MAINTENANCE GRADING
Maintenance Grading is continuing on the
Shire’s gravel roads and bitumen edges. Be aware
that heavy plant could be on your road. Please
slow down and drive to the conditions of the
road.
Any queries contact the Shires’
Manager of Works, Jeff Alderton on
9826 1008.
Plantagenet Medical will be in Cranbrook on the
following dates;
Wednesday 8 July
Please contact the centre on 9892 1000 to enquire
about appointments and to discuss with staff in
regards to making a booking.
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SHIRE SNAPSHOT
Fire Maps - For Sale
The updated Shire of Cranbrook Fire Maps and
Index are available for purchase in hard copy from
the Shire Administration Office and Frankland
River Community Centre for $20 – if you have
already purchased a map and would like a copy of
the index please contact the Shire on 9826 1008 or
email [email protected]
A PDF version can also be found on the Shire
website, head to:
www.cranbrook.wa.gov.au/emergencies/bushfire-
and-brigade-information
NOTIFYING SHIRE OF
ATTENDANCE AT A FIRE INCIDENT
The Shire would like to encourage any brigade
members who attend fire incidents to text the
Shires dedicated SMS number 0488 868 750 or
email the Shire [email protected] with
their full name, date/time of incident and brigade
details, to assist with Shire record keeping and
statistical purposes. After each incident a report is
compiled and sent to DFES Operations. These
reports are then used in the allocation of ESL
funds and capital grants.
SMS REGISTER
The Shire of Cranbrook would like remind everyone who has their number listed on the Shire SMS Register that the mobile number is not a monitored number and therefore cannot be replied to in a timely manner.
If you do send a message to this number it will not be received until the following day, so please do not use this facility in the case of an emergency.
For all emergencies please call 000.
Should you have any queries regarding this please contact the Shire Administration Office on 9826 1008
Help stop the spread
Clean your hands often with soap and water
for 20 seconds, especially after blowing your
nose, coughing, sneezing or being out in a
public area.
Avoid contact with those who are unwell.
Cover coughs & sneezes with a tissue or the
inside of your elbow. Dispose of the tissue
wash your hands immediately after.
Stay home if you are feeling sick, except to
visit the Doctor.
Clean and disinfect frequently touched
surfaces, such as, phones, tablets, light switch-
es, door handles, keyboards, toilets, counter
tops, sinks and taps.
Wear a face mask if you are sick or if you are
looking after someone who is sick. You do not
need to wear a face mask if YOU are NOT
sick.
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SHIRE SNAPSHOT
What CAN you put in you recycling bin?
All items should be cleaned, dried with lids
removed and placed in loosely.
*Glass bottles & jars - clean & empty
*Paper - Not shredded
*Cardboard - Flattened
*Plastic bottles & containers - clean, empty &
no lids on
*Steel & aluminum cans - clean & empty
What CAN’T you put in your recycling
bin?
*No aerosol cans or gas bottles
*No batteries or electronic waste
*No clothes or textiles
*No garden or food waste
*No materials in bags - place in loose
*No nappies
*No plastic bags or plastic
wrap
*No ropes, cables or hose
Did you know that the Shire of Cranbrook is a
licencing agent for the Department of Transport,
as such we are not permitted to take licensing
enquiries over the phone.
If you are attending the administration office to
complete licencing duties please ensure you
come prepared. The best way to make sure you
have everything you require for your enquiry is
to jump onto the Department of Transport
website before hand and familiarise yourself
with what your particular enquiry may need.
If you come prepared with the correct ID
requirements and information it will streamline
the time you spend within the admin office.
Please note that our staff have to follow the
directions and regulations set upon us from the
Department of Transport.
If you are unable to come into the Shire of
Cranbrook Administration Office for your
licensing enquiry you must contact the
Department of Transport on 13 11 56.
Plans during the School Holidays? Get excited because the Rotary Club of Matilda Bay has set a challenge for you! The Pioneer Heritage Hunt pays homage to the abundance of history in Cranbrook and many other communities along Great Southern Highway ⛪️
Beginning on 1 July, the challenge invites local residents and visitors to select 3 towns between York and Albany, capture/upload photos of local sites and answer local trivia questions. It's a great opportunity to see and learn more about
our region!
Visit the website for more information https://pioneerchallenge.com.au/
This competition is being promoted through Destination Perth, Australia's South West, and supports visitation to the Shire of York | Shire of Beverley | Shire of Brookton | Shire of Narrogin | Shire of Wagin| Shire of Woodanilling | Shire of Katanning | Shire of Broomehill-Tambellup | Shire of Cranbrook | Shire of Plantagenet | The City of Albany
School Holiday Road Safety
After a challenging and different school term students and teachers are looking forward to the School Holidays that will start on Friday 3rd July 2020.
This means for the first 2 weeks of July there will be more children, walking, riding and scooting around local streets as well as more people travelling long distances for their holidays and therefore Roadwise are asking all drivers to take extra care during this period.
Carl Beck, Great Southern Roadwise Co-ordinator, said “drivers on local roads are encouraged to slow down especially around areas like playgrounds and skate parks where children are likely to congregate. Drivers heading off on a long trip are reminded to ensure they are well rested and take regular breaks to avoid the dangers of driving tired”
In addition given the likelihood of wet weather
during the holidays drivers are also reminded to
help keep everyone safe and they should drive with
their lights on at all times, slow down, drive to the
conditions and
leave extra
distance between
themselves and
the vehicle in front.
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Kaffe 107 We’re Open...
Mon and Tues 7.30am - 6pm Wed to Saturday 7.30am - 7pm Sunday 9am - 1.30pm
Breakfast / Lunch and Takeaways
Phone Orders 0460 754 902
With COvid-19 restrictions
easing swimming Pools will reopen
on the 4th July. Due to continuing Social
distancing rules, there will be no water in lanes
1,3 and 5
Advertising Rates 2020
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Advertisements or ’notes’ can be dropped into Gillamii Centre on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday or email to
Payments for advertisements can be made by cheque or direct to our Bank Account - please provide your
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DATES FOR 2020
Please email your articles
to:
August - 27th July
September - 24th August
October - 28th September
November - 26th October
December - 23rd November
If you have notes for your community group or
a family celebration you would like to include,
please email us before the deadline and we
will be happy to include them.
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COME IN AND HAVE A LOOK We have lots of bargains, old and new.
All monies that are made go to local charities.
SEE YOU SOON
OPEN THREE DAYS A WEEK Monday, Tues & Wed 10.00am till 2.30pm
Telephone 9826 1525 A/Hours: Maggie 9826 1092
COMMUNITY RELIEF INC
SECONDHAND SHOP
Gathorne Street CRANBROOK
The Shop is open for 3 days a week but because of health
concerns due to Covid -19, the Secondhand Shop
WILL NOT BE TAKING ANY DONATIONS until further
notice.
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Nanna Vick’s Cafe
Opening Hours
Mon - Thurs : 6am til 7pm
Fri: 6am til 7.30pm Sat & Sun: 6am til 7.30pm
Burgers, Foccacia, Fish & Chips, Homemade Sausage Rolls
and much more.
Pizzas Now Available All with friendly service and familiar faces
Phone Orders Welcome 0408 220 458 EFTPOS AVAILABLE
You can now get your
Newspapers, Milk & Bread plus other items
From Nanna Vicks
Take-Aways and Dine-in
CRANBROOK MUSEUM ROSTER
July Tina August Bernie
The Past …… In 1926 (94 years ago) the Cranbrook District became the Cranbrook Road Board. There were six wards represented by W Betts, S Stubber, A Toovey, N Davis, J Woulfe, G Brown, H Mengler. J Woulfe became Chairman and Wilton O’Neill Road Board Secretary.
Hawley Gardiner who was employed on the roads started work on the first day. There was 167 householders, 118 were farmers. The aboriginal population lived in the Frankland, Gordon and Cranbrook area
There were 6 full time contractors ( George John one of them), 10 labourers, 3 platelayers, 1 railway ganger A butcher Irwin Dunn 3 agencies 3 stores ( A Gardiner, G Hunter, S Singh), Blacksmith Schmaal which became a garage, H Kleemann garage Builder P Walter Hotel Boarding house (Mrs Naylor took over from Mrs Gillam) The Bakery was opened by L. Meek in 1929 Stationmaster and Assistant Teacher Postmistress
There were some high prices for dairy products,
beef, wool, cereals, fruit, pigs.
The museum can be opened on request, please phone 0407 261 123
CRANBROOK SHOW As you are all aware the
Cranbrook Show for this year had to be cancelled but we are organising the 2021 Show for
SATURDAY 27th MARCH 2021
See you all in 2021
Child Health Clinic Cranbrook
Information for parents about
child development & behaviour
3rd Wednesday every month
Appointments - 9851 1451
Developmental checks recommended at
6-8 wks, 3-4 mths, 8 mths, 18 mths and 3 years
Happy JULY Birthdays to ...
3rd Archie Jefferies
Adelyn Hannah Treeby (who is 1)
4th Misha Preston
5th Oscar Lehmann
6th Karina Siegert
7th Daisy Smith
Gidget Williamson
Twynam Cunningham
8th Liz Taylor
10th Pam Wright
11th Sylvia Lewis
Brian Taylor
Lincoln Preston
12th Renee Warren
Garry Best
13th Kirk Weller
14th Murray Pope
Michael Wright
16th John Packard
17th Genie Horrocks
Steve Palin
Rohan Toovey
18th Marion Singleton
19th Alyssia Fiegert
Ethan Best
20th Shakayla Fiegert
Levi Watterson
21st Gabe Kingi
Amelia Armstrong
22nd Lindsay Watterson
Cody Wilson
Ebony Clode
Billie Beech
23rd Tina Standish
24th Scott Gillam
Austin Slade
25th Hugo Beech’s 1st Birthday
26th Kath Rosewarne
27th Barbara Borrett
28th Tony Warham
29th Ian Wornum
Mary Gillam
30th Laurie Fiegert
31st Neil Preston
Layla Elligatae
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Congratulations to … Maddie Wright and Trent Pavlovich on their recent engagement.
Don’t worry about the world
coming to an end today - it’s
already tomorrow somewhere.
FINANCIAL COUNSELLING SERVICES
Please phone Justine 9851 2611 Tuesdays and Fridays
(or leave a message through the week).
Behind with your household bills? Do you owe money you can’t repay? Do creditors want their money….NOW? Have you been threatened with legal action? General help with budgeting.
Financial Counsellor Accreditation Number 00159.
Financial Counselling is a FREE SERVICE run by Anglicare WA a not for profit organisation.
HOUSTON (DARYL JOHN)
Deepest Sympathy from the Cranbrook community to Pat and her daughters, Joanne, Sharon and Kim and their families on the sudden death of their Husband, Father and Grandfather Daryl who passed away suddenly on 8.6.2020. Daryl and his brothers Bob and Geoff were all accomplished footballers who played for Cranbrook in the 60’s and early 70’s
Patricia Martinson (nee Palmer) passed away in Bunbury on the 27th May aged 103 years. Patsy was born in Cranbrook, the third daughter of William (Jack) and Marjorie Palmer who arrived with Jack’s parents John and Ann Palmer and their adult family from Devon, UK in 1913 when they took up a property on the Salt River Road which they named Old Lenham. John B. Palmer represented the Cranbrook district on the Plantagenet Road Board in the years prior to the establishment of the Cranbrook Road Board in 1926.
Jack’s younger brother Jim Palmer had arrived in Albany the previous year with his fiancé Bessie Pope and her parents William and Elizabeth Pope and their family and Jim encouraged the Palmer’s to follow to take up good farming land around Cranbrook. Jack and Marjorie farmed at the Gordon River before purchasing a property in Kojonup and Patsy attended Albany Senior High School where she excelled academically and in her chosen sport, hockey. She won a Hackett Scholarship to UWA and was the first female to graduate from UWA with a Science Degree and Teaching qualifications.
The following excerpts from Hockey Australia (John Sanders) were read at Patsy’s Funeral. At Albany High School, Patsy was a teammate of May Pearce (Campbell), WA’s best known player of that era and with Peggy Keeble, these three went on to represent Western Australia in the All-Australian Carnival in Sydney in 1936 and at the conclusion of her first All Australian Tournament, Patsy was named in the 1936 All Australian Team. She was selected in two Blue Ribbon teams for Australia in 1936 and 1938 – the Blue Ribbon team was prestigious and was made up of the best players from the National Championships and would now be described as a ‘virtual’ team. In 1938, Patsy played for the WA team at Subiaco Oval against the touring English/Scots team.
Patsy’s teaching career took her to Bunbury where she met her husband Stan Martinson and raised their two boys and she continued teaching until retirement at Bunbury Senior High School.
LOFTY CAVANAGH Lofty was the best axe man around and he could cut 200 jam posts with an axe in a day and when he took his sons to work with him, his expectations were pretty high. Malcolm said that his brother Ron who was three years Malcolm’s senior was expected to cut 100 posts or better and Malcolm was expected to cut at least 80.
He explained how his Dad would select a tree, stand alongside it and with a right hand swing, scarfe that side of the tree without moving and then he would change to his left hand and chop the three till it fell. He has seen his dad cut a Redgum tree which was 2ft across the centre of the stump.
He always had water to drink with him and approximately every half hour he would sit down, have a drink and sharpen his axe.
The log was cut into the require lengths as sometimes the farmer would want them 6ft long and sometimes 5ft 8ins long. Once they were cut into lengths they would then be split with a wedge and a sledge hammer.
I was curious and asked Malcolm “Did the logs always split easy and what happened when they would not split?” “Blind Freddy could pick a tree” he said “You never picked one when the bark ran in circles, you only picked one when the bark was running up and down.”
Loft was asked once if he ever considered entering a log chopping competition and in Lofty’s own words he said “those fella’s only use green Jarrah and it’s just like cuttin’ hot butter.”
Loft and Jack Betts were good friends and then there was the story of Jack returning home to Tenterden in his old Jeep. Now Jack was never going to get picked up by the law for speeding and it is doubtful that his top speed ever exceeded 30mph but on this particular occasion he was slightly inebriated and was having trouble negotiating the road and ended ‘arse up in the gutter’. Mrs Cavanagh, Malcolm’s mother who lived in Tenterden could see this upturned vehicle down the road and sent Malcolm down to investigate. What he found was Jack’s Jeep lying on its side and Jack still sitting in the driver’s seat hanging on to the steering wheel, probably wondering why it was taking so long to get home.
Malcolm went home to get the tractor and he said that when he got back he attached ropes to the vehicle and tractor and successfully righted the jeep with the driver still in situ. He then proceeded to tow Jack home and got him just through his gate and noticed that there was oil leaking from the vehicle and insisted that the vehicle should not be driven again until it had been checked out by Bill Moore who ran the local garage opposite the Tenterden Store on Albany Highway. He knew that Jeck never checked his vehicles, however the jeep was checked by Mr Moore and given the thumbs up for Jack to drive again. Dot Kleemann
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The # 7 ….. The numbers on a die (singular of dice) are so
arranged that those on opposite faces always
add up to 7.
The Romans used 7 symbols for numerals: I, V,
X, L, C, D, M.
Light travels the equivalent distance to 7 times around the world in just one second.
There can be no more than 7 eclipse in a year (5 solar and 2 lunar, or 4 solar and 3 lunar).
The 7 deadly sins are: pride, avarice, lust, anger, gluttony, envy and sloth.
Grading Contractor
Drainage, etc.
Laser Level Equipped
Catchments,
Firebreaks, Roads
Compaction Roller
Bob Parsons
Phone or Fax: 9853 2071
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Gillamii Centre 140 Climie Street,
CRANBROOK
PHONE: 9826 1234
Gillamii Centre Opening Times Wed, Thurs & Friday: 9am - 4.30pm
Mon & Tues - by appointment
NRM Officer: Freya Spencer Mob: 0437 248 206 Email: [email protected]
NRM Officer: Ashley Marjoram Email: [email protected]
Jnr. NRM Officer: Jamie Lawn Email: [email protected]
Cranbrook Library Hours Wed-Friday - 9am - 4.30pm
John Barden Senior Livestock Compliance Inspector Animal Welfare Tel: (0)8 9892 8506 Mob: 0429 377 767
Department of Primary Industries
& Regional Development
Gillamii Project
Over the past few months, Gillamii Project
Officers have been busy writing project
applications to secure funding support for on-
ground action.
Gillamii is excited to have already been
successful in receiving funding from South
Coast NRM, to produce six Threatened (EPBC)
species posters, in collaboration with artist
Katharina Rocksien.
The species of focus include the Malleefowl,
Australasian Bittern, Chuditch, Western
Ringtail Possum, Western Ground Parrot and
the Gilbert’s Potoroo.
NRM Officer Ashley Marjoram will be working
with Katharina to create informative, engaging
and vibrant posters on each individual species,
that will be distributed across the South Coast
region, particularly within our regional schools.
Artwork created by Katharina Rocksien.
More of her work on our South West Wildlife
at www.ourbackyardWA.com.au
Albany CBH Zone
VOTE 1:
Helen Woodhams
District 4
“Back to Business”
Experience Accountability Skill Set
Contact Helen 0429 328 005
BAXTERS SAW MILL for
ON FARM MILLING
Phone ROB on
0428 949 071
WANTED TO BUY
WHITE GUM LOGS
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CRANBROOK MEN’S SHED
We are just about back to business as usual – with the exception of a couple of additional requirements to protect us all from Covid 19.
The boys are continuing with the completion of the dust extraction
unit and Laury has set up the wood lathe ready for use and Kevin has added a flash measuring guide to the mitre saw. I feel it won’t be long before the woodworking boys start making some dust and wood chips in the Shed again.
As you may have noticed we have had the old asbestos fence removed and will soon be installing a replacement metal panel fence, we just need to organise some posts and then we can start digging the holes and installing the posts and rails.
The workshop fire has been burning most days we are at the Shed and we have made good use of the reverse cycle air conditioner unit we had installed earlier this year to keep the meeting room nice an warm.
The Cranbrook Community Men’s Shed, was established to provide a venue for all men living or visiting the Cranbrook Shire with a place to feel welcome to visit and participate in the various activities offered. Having said that, we would encourage any men from our “Community” to come along on any Thursday for a look around and a cuppa. We have had a change in our Thursday meeting timetable, we still meet on the first Thursday of the month, however, now we are in the winter months we will be starting a bit later, with our chef Mal, serving fabulous toasted egg and bacon sandwiches at 0800 followed by a cup of tea or coffee before the meeting which starts at 0830.
As the financial year is drawing to a close we are planning for 20/21 and will be holding our AGM on Thursday August the 6th. For more info please contact John De Burgh 0419 957 962 or Mal Humble 0410 568 519
STIRLING
BULK
DISTRIBUTORS Albany Highway, Tenterden
Thinking of your 2020 pasture and cropping
fertiliser needs?
We can lock in your order at very competitive prices.
Easy One, Easy Lick
and Easy Beef at Stirling Bulk Distributors
everything your stock need in one “Easy” feed
no weed contamination when feeding and
a complete balanced diet
Fertiliser or Milne Feeds can be delivered
direct to farm or out of the Depot
in bulk or Bulka bags
Ph: 9851 7218
MICHAEL - 0419 422 881 Email - [email protected]
SOUTHERN AGCARE INC
A FREE, CONFIDENTIAL, MOBILE FAMILY
CONSELLING SERVICE
Debbie Christensen
Counsellor
Contact Mobile 0484266361
www.southernagcare.org.au
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The Tenterden Hall is used for Weddings, Funerals, parties,
meetings and craft and is available for hire.
Charges are as follows:-
Half day function $50 Full day function $100 Evening only function $150 Full day plus evening $200 Meeting fee $30 Members of TAgI - 20% discount
Our Office Bearers are President - Chris Tomlinson Vice President - Neville Parsons Secretary - Sandi Watterson Treasurer - Deb Packard
For future bookings please contact Deb Packard on 0427 517 265
NUNIJUP PATCHWORK & CRAFT GROUP
July - 2nd, 16th and 30th August - 6th and 20th September - 3rd and 17th October - 1st, 15th and 29th November - 4th and 18th December - 2nd and 16th
Open by appointment
to see one client at a time
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday,
Friday & Saturday
Closed Wednesday
Please call or message
Danelle on 0429 308 812 to make your appointment.
Beauty therapist available
Thursday by appointment
Cranbrook Knit and Stitch
Well, we’re back to our Tuesday get togethers, knitting and crocheting at the Hub - so please feel welcome to come and join us - each Tuesday from
10am til 3pm. Bring your lunch and we provide tea and coffee with
biscuits for 50c. See you soon ... Jennie
0418 915 034
Our Services have resumed as follows:
Sunday Service: 10.30 am
Youth Group Activities: Friday nights
Home-groups and
young people’s Bible study: mid-week
Pastor Jeff Jackson: 9826 1038
Mob 0411 347 550
Secretary:
Luke Patterson - 0427 258 222
Missed a sermon?
http://greatsouthernfaith.com/sermons
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St Oswald’s
Anglican Church,
Cranbrook
July Service Times
5th 10am Holy Communion
12th 10am Morning Prayer
19th 10am Holy Communion
26th 10am Morning Prayer
All Welcome
Jan: 0417 981 264 2 Timothy: 1:7 For God did not give us a spirit of timidity, but a spirit of power, of love and of self-discipline.
Christmas Shoeboxes
If you haven’t started thinking about contributing to the Christmas Shoeboxes, now is an excellent time. You can supply new gifts, in varying categories listed below!
Something to love Something to wear Something special Something for School Something to play with Something for personal Hygiene
OR you can contribute funds for the shipment of these boxes of gifts, it costs $10 a box to send.
The children who receive these boxes is most situations has NEVER received a gift! In our culture, this is hard to imagine!
To all who have contributed already, A HUGE THANK YOU your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated.
Operation Christmas Child comes under the umbrella of Samaritan’s Purse a huge organisation that aids in Disaster Relief situations.
From September 2019 – March 2020, Samaritans Purse volunteers helped communities in Fire ravaged Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, to get back
on their feet, by clearing debris, cutting up and removing fallen trees and branches, and sifting through the ashes to find personal belongs. They also distributed Fire Recovery Kits, which included shovels, rakes, hammers, gloves, face masks and overalls.
They have given supplies and assisted and cared for Ebola Patients in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Relief for Syrian Refugees.
Relief for Cyclone Victims in Mozambique, Rural areas were swallowed up by flooding, and people lost everything, Samaritans Purse airlifted 144 tones of aid to the hardest hit areas.
They rushed to the aid of Hurricane Victims in the Bahamas, and set up an Emergency Field Hospital, which became the only working large scale medical facility in the northern Bahamas.
More recently Samaritan’s Purse set up an emergency Hospital in Central Park in New York to help with the demands of the Coronavirus, they had a 10 bed ICU ward as well as other wards.
This organisation has a wonderful privilege of being able to meet and assist people with huge needs.
Please contact me if you have any queries or need goods collected.
Lorraine Preston 0429982680
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CRANBROOK
RED CROSS
Red Cross Cranbrook will meet again on Thursday 2nd July at the Hub at 1.30pm.
You are welcome to join us or come for a cuppa and a chat.
Red Cross Lifeblood is in need of blood donations. Did you know that donated blood only lasts 42 days and every week Australia needs 29,000 blood donations. The donor centres are safe places to visit and all necessary steps are being taken to ensure they stay safe.
Call 131495 to make enquiries or a booking
Red Cross has been busy during Covid 19 providing - wellbeing support to 217 travellers on Rottnest phone outreach vulnerable people in quarantine phoning vulnerable people in a local Government
areas sitting on the Covid State Emergency Welfare
Committee continuing to support our interstate colleagues
through independent well being checks to all those undertaking phone outreach in the bushfire impacted communities
webinars for PFA which informs and supports the local level of Red Cross
plus all the local activities that Red Cross provide including the soup patrol which has grown massively during Covid 19.
Nationally daily check in calls to those in mandatory isolation have reached 100,200. Red Cross lead role is to help people feel safe, calm, connected to others and able to access services and information. To date Red Cross has provided funding to the value of $100 million to bush fire affected people.
Recipe; Curried Beef and sweet potato bowl 1 and a half tablsp vegetable oil 1 brown onion chopped 3 garlic cloves crushed 500g mince 400g orange sweet potato cut into cubes 3 teasp curry powder 2 teasp cornflour 2 tablsp mango chutney 1 cup chicken stock ½ cup frozen peas
Naan brad 2 teasp chopped fresh coriander Plain greek yoghurt to serve Lemon wedges Heat 2 teasp oil in pan cook onion and 2/3 garlic for 3 minutes. Add mince cook until browned, add potato, curry powder cook 1 minute. Add cornflour, chutney, stock and bring to the boil., then reduce heat, simmer for 5 minutes adding peas in the last 3 minutes. Prepare naan bread with left over garlic and coriander and oil, grill 1 to 2 minutes. Dollop mince with yoghurt and extra coriander.
Happy Cooking
CRANBROOK COMMUNITY
SENIORS LUNCH
Our first lunch back was held on the 19th June with 14 seniors attending. It was great to be together again.
Social distancing and good hygiene were followed and we were able to play a game of bingo after lunch.
Only 20 seniors are able to attend so if you are not a regular please call Pam or Bernie prior to attending so we can make sure we do not have more than allowed.
June 26 Pam & Bernie
July 3 Sandy and Jan
July 10 Mens Shed
July 17 Christmas in July
July 24 Red Cross
July 31 L Preston K Ellison
Lunch served at 12 noon No trade table Bingo will be played
Pam and Bernie
Thank you to all parents for your assistance with the pick up and drop off of students. This is working very well and step by step we are moving back to our usual routines. Playgroup has started
back up again which is great to see. I expect there to be another Department update soon; at the end of the term or during the holiday break. I will let you know when this comes through.
National Thank you to Cleaners Day. On Monday 15 June, cleaners around the country were recognised for the marvellous effort in keeping schools and workplaces safe. Without their hard work and dedication, our school would not be able to function safely. Our school classrooms, playgrounds, work spaces and student resources have been cleaned at regular intervals throughout the day for the entire term.
This along with attention to handwashing, has allowed our school to function as usual. They usually start early and work late in the afternoon/evening and are often unseen by our students. It was a great opportunity to thank our cleaning staff with the students present. I would like to thank Vicky Williamson and Perin Mulchay for coming along to our assembly and thanking our cleaners on behalf of our parents. Perin read out a beautiful letter about the important role our cleaners perform for us.
2021 Kindergarten Enrolments Enrolments for 2021 Kindergarten for Cranbrook School are open. Parents can obtain a hard copy from the office or ring the office on 089826 1028 to have a form posted or email Trish on [email protected] to have a form emailed to you. You are required to provide a copy of your child’s birth certificate and immunisation when you return your form. Enrolments close Friday 24th July.
Cross Country. We recently held our cross
country on the school grounds. It was a perfect afternoon for running. Well done to all of the students who participated. There were some really close exciting finishes! They all did a fantastic job! Congratulations to winners:
Jnr Girls: Winner Liz Taylor, r/up Charli Roberts Jnr Boys: Winner Allen Watterson, r/up Cam Warham Int Girls: Winner Amelia Fish, r/up Zoe Tomlinson Int Boys: Winner Lachy Warham, Brian Taylor Snr Girls: Winner Poppy Ford, r/up Jada-Lee Mantach Snr Boys: Winner Louis Ford, r/up Kurtis Jones
Winning faction Gold 73pts, Red 42pts
CRANBROOK PRIMARY SCHOOL NEWS
Cranbrook Primary School, in a full and meaningful partnership with families,
strives to ensure that all students develop the knowledge,
skills and confidence to achieve their individual potential and positively
contribute to society.
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Website: https://www.bendigobank.com.au/branch/wa/cranbrook-community-bank-branch/ https://www.bendigobank.com.au/branch/wa/tambellup-community-bank-branch/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/TambellupCranbrookCommunityBankBranch/ Instagram: bendigocb_tambellupcranbrook
CRANBROOK OPENING HOURS: 25 Gathorne St Cranbrook Ph: 9826 1777 Monday Open.....9am - 12noon, 12.30pm - 4pm Wednesday Open.....9am - 12 noon, 12.30 - 4pm Friday Open...9am - 12noon
TAMBELLUP OPENING HOURS: 36 Norrish St Tambellup Ph: 9825 1333 Tuesday Open.....9am - 12noon, 12.30pm - 4pm Thursday Open.....9am - 12noon, 12.30pm - 4pm Friday Open...1pm - 4pm
21 YEARS SUPPORTING YOUR COMMUNITY The Tambellup Cranbrook Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank
have 21 FREE COVID KITS ready to help our not for profit
community groups throughout the Shires of Cranbrook, Broomehill
Tambellup and Gnowangerup.
If you are a Not-For-Profit Community Group within the above mentioned Shires contact
our Tambellup or Cranbrook branch to register your interest before the 21st July 2020 for a
COVID KIT on us to help with the upkeep of your cleaning regime.
Our Thanks to 124 Stores in Tambellup & Cranbrook and Lorlaine Distributors in Albany
for coming aboard and assisting us with this initiative.
OUR NEXT SPONSORSHIP ROUND OPENS ON 1st AUGUST & CLOSES
15th SEPTEMBER.
You are welcome to discuss your project with us now before applying.
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About the Working with Warriors®
Podcast Welcome to our new Working with Warriors® Podcast. These podcast episodes are based on conversations around men’s wellbeing and health from our Working with Warriors® education sessions. The Team at RMHI will host, participate, and produce the podcasts, occasionally having guests for specific topical issues.
Our vision is to empower men and communities to take responsibility for our wellbeing and health. We promote the requirement that it is important for all blokes to know and understand the story behind our identity and what it is that makes us an individual. Mateship, empathy, and appropriate use of humour is the key to connectedness in all the work we do.
I hope you enjoy the podcasts and remember our slogan… before it all gets too much…Talk to a Mate!!®
These podcasts are not medical advice. They are conversations aiming to equip everyone with knowledge to better understand some of the logic that underpins masculine behaviour especially regarding a man’s approach to his wellbeing and health.
The short podcasts (10 to 15 minutes each) are now available to listen via our website or on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and numerous other podcast directories.
Hosts/Conversations: Owen Catto, Terry Melrose, Glen Dunkerton and Tom Hayes.
Recording and Sound Production: Tom Hayes and Glen Dunkerton with music by Refractory Road.
What is a Mental Health Care Plan? The term mental health encompasses all aspects of our emotional, psychological and social wellbeing, it affects how we feel, think and interact with the world around us. It’s important to acknowledge that “dealing with life’s challenges and changes” can be difficult at times and place our mental health and wellbeing under pressure. The effects of this will be different for all of us, as we all have an innate but varying capacity to cope and deal with these pressures. A Mental Health Care Plan is designed for someone struggling with their mental health and wellbeing or experiencing a mental health disorder as diagnosed by a doctor. This mental health treatment plan is about YOU and your GP having a conversation and both agreeing that you need additional support. The mental health treatment plan is written out by a GP and identifies what type of extra support you need. It is really about patient and doctor agreeing on what is needed to help you achieve your goals and to support your recovery journey. A Mental Health Care Plan may include: Referral to a psychologist, counsellor or other mental / allied
health professional. A discussion around other types of support or strategies to help
you. Review of current medication or the prescription of new
medication. Other health checks or blood tests to explore other physical
health issues.
Another major benefit of a Mental Health Care Plan is that it comes under the Better Access initiative, which entitles you to a Medicare rebate for up to 10 sessions with a mental health professional. The current guidelines do not cover all 10 session in one year. Your plan will cover you for 6 sessions, following that you can discuss with your GP whether the additional 4 sessions would be of benefit via a Mental Health Care Plan review and additional referral.
Some things to remember in context to a Mental Health Care Plan:
When booking an appointment with your GP ask for a longer consult or mention the reason for the booking (struggling with mental health / discuss care plan etc.)
Sometimes there can be waiting periods to see psychs / counsellors. Discuss alternate support options until you can get an appointment. This may include family, friends, support lines or other services. Options can be limited in rural and remote areas.
Like any plan, it gives us direction, but it’s important it is actively reviewed through follow-up appointments with your GP and check-ins to monitor progress.
Recovery from mental health and wellbeing challenges and / or mental illness is an ongoing process and is often referred to as the recovery journey. When we can seek help, talk about, normalise and work through our mental health and wellbeing problems, the boundaries of our comfort zone grow and expand. This is also how we grow as individuals and is the true meaning of resilience! Working with Warriors® Podcast Series. These podcasts launched on the 19th June 2020 are based on conversations around men’s wellbeing and health from our “Working with Warriors”® education sessions. These short podcasts regarding a man’s approach to his wellbeing and health are now available to listen via our website or on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and numerous other podcast directories. Terry and the Team The Regional Men’s Health Initiative delivered by Wheatbelt Men’s Health (Inc.) PO Box 768, Northam WA 6401 Phone: 08 9690 2277 Email: [email protected] www.regionalmenshealth.com.au
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Daniel Barbour - Branch Manager
0427 088 296
Clark Skinner - Company Agent
0898 262 500
James Bee - Senior Agronomist
0898 262 500
Laura Archer - Agronomist
0428 759 795
Craig Anning - Insurance
0429 088 110
Teresa Jones - Farm Supplies Sales
0898 262 500
Ella-jane Bird - Farm Supplies Sales
0409 820 263
Peter Eddy - Farm Supplies Sales
0419 719 213
David Treeby - Real Estate
0407 417 969
Open Monday to Friday 8am - 5pm Saturday 8.30am -12 noon
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73 Lowood Road, (PO Box 233) Mount Barker
Phone (08) 9851 1251 Mobile 0428 511 251
Email: [email protected]
PLEASE CALL MOBILE FOR A/HOURS TOWING
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All Insurance & Private Work
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Quality Workmanship Guaranteed
24 Hour Towing Service
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Post Office & Bill-Paying facilities
MASTERCARD, VISA & BANKCARD ACCEPTED ONLINE BANKING—GIO POST—EFTPOS
We’re able to provide services from All Banking / Financial Institutions
Dept. Of Transport for Vehicle Reg. Renewals Gun License Applications National Police Clearances
Infringement Notices
Opening Hours: Monday - Friday 9am to 5pm.
Key Cutting
Toys
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Novelties
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Souvenirs
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Laminating GIFT CARDS AVAILABLE FOR VARIOUS STORES
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Servicing – Cranbrook, Tenterden, Kendenup and surrounding areas
All aspects of electrical work carried out
Get in touch for a free quote
Phone: 08 9851 4050 Email: [email protected]
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local carrier for
Bulk Wool
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Neatcare Tree Services
0409 782 628
FOR HIRE
Mobile Coolroom
Meat Rails or Shelving
0427 511 433
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
$150 per load - 8 x 6 tray
Will travel to Cranbrook and surrounding areas
Will cut on farm
Have any old fence posts?
Phone : BOMBER 0407 384 264
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Bill’s Of Tenterden 24 Nunijup Rd, Tenterden WA 6322
Ph 9851 7290 F 9851 7295
Hardware & Garden Supplies
Plumbing & Water Fittings
Workwear & Boots
Fencing—Electric Fence Energisers
Batteries, Oil & Filters
Bearings & V Belts
Tools, Electrical & much more
Origin Gas
OneGas—Welding
Tenterden Stuff N Post Postal Agency Newspapers
Milk Cold Drinks Ice-creams
Open - Mon - Friday 8am–5pm
CLOSED SATURDAY
GRAIN • BULK • FERTILISERS
• MACHINERY
SUPPLIERS OF;
LIME • GYPSUM • DOLMITE
Albany Highway (PO Box 121) Mt Barker WA
6324
PH: (08) 9851 1319 FAX: (08) 9851 1219
Email: [email protected]
IR & TM POPE
Shearing Contractors
ABN 84 836 917 836
4 and 5 stands
Ring Ian Pope - 0427 268 043
9826 8043
SUPPORT YOUR
LOCAL SHEARERS
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Getting ready for SEEDING? We can service and repair
your mobile air-conditioners
AU 34788
Give us a call and have the workshop
come to you
Ken & Leanne Gibson Ph/Fax 9851 7242
Mobile 0427 417 408
AG ONE ENGINEERING 957 Chester Pass Road, ALBANY
Phone: Keith Hornsey - 0432 306 441 Adrian Hornsey - 0448 333 056
Residence 12 Gairdner St, Tenterden
Servicing the Agricultural Industry General Machining Welding Seeding Repair and Service Hydraulic Cylinder Repair Header Front Specialist Augers made and repaired Header Feed drums made to order
Will travel for repairs and Miracles Performed !!!
We encourage local and new talent to join this great industry
and pride ourselves on the quality of our staff and the job they do.
For a professional and trouble
free shearing Phone 9826 1362 or
Kelvin’s Mobile 0427 261 362
JURY SHEARING
Want your shearing done well, hassle free?
Professional, experienced, hard working, friendly staff. Give Jason or Lowanna a
call.
Phone 9831 0093 or 0419 946 029
“You be the judge”
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Results: 30th May Par - Winner Kelvin Chant +4, R/up Jamie Climie Even 6th June EP James Monthly Mug - St/ford Winner Nathan Smith 42pts (77 gross) R/up Kelvin Chant 41pts 13th June WFI - Stableford - Winner Mark Adams, Jack Wilson, Joe Horrocks 33pts, Jamie Climie, Murray Pope, Ryan Pope 32pts 20th June Stableford - Winner Jack Wilson 39pts, R/up Kelvin Chant 36pts
Thank you to Jeremy Sutherland at WFI Albany for their sponsorship and the
Cranbrook/Tambellup Bendigo Bank for sponsorship of the weekly ball novelties.
Fixtures: 4th July RJ Addis Monthly Mug - Stableford - Sponsor Mark Addis 5th July Mt Barker Open Day 11th July Captains Trophy 18th July 3 Person Ambrose - Cards In 11am - Sponsored By the Shire of Cranbrook
25th July Stableford - Sponsor Tim’s Tyres
26th July Kendenup Open Day
Cards in at 12.15pm and
tee off at 12.30pm.
Any necessary updates beforehand
will be posted on our Facebook page
- so ‘like us’. Any queries to
Harley Smith 0427 258 237 or
Ian Pope 0427 268 043.
All are welcome.
SCROUNGERS BOWLS is played each Saturday morning at 10am - All Welcome - contact
John Turner.
DARTS has commenced with the pairs being played.
Contact Kelly Osborne
NETBALL training has commenced with games due to start on 18th July. Contact Robyn
Seigert
JUNIOR FOOTBALL is going to be played on Frederick Square on Saturday 25th July ~ come along and give them your support.
THE AGM OF THE CRANBROOK SPORTING CLUB
WILL BE HELD ON
WEDNESDAY 22ND JULY AT 7PM
ALL WELCOME TO ATTEND.
If you would like to nominate for the committee please speak with Peter or Bernie or put your name on the list at
the club.
Membership fees have been kept the same as last year and are due on the 1
st
July. A membership form will be sent to all current members by the end of June.
The Cranbrook Sporting
Club is open and under Covid 19
regulations can seat 50 people.
Tuesday for darts 6.30pm
Thursday 5.30pm with meals
from 6pm
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 2
Nunijup
Patchwork
Group
3
4
5
6
7 8
Dr at
Cranbrook
9
10
11
12
13
Recycling
14 15
Council
Meeting
16
Nunijup
Patchwork
Group
17
Seniors
Lunches
Resume
18
19 20
21 22
23
Driving
Tests
24 25
26 27
Recycling
28
29 30
Nunijup
Patchwork
Group
31
ST JOHN AMBULANCE IN EMERGENCY DIAL 000
For all Sub Branch enquiries please contact
President – Anne Parsons 0429 904 652 Secretary - Anne Humble 0438 930 229 Treasurer - Brenda Brown 0447 240 510
Emergency Police, Fire, Ambulance 000
Cranbrook Police 98261 1102
Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000
Cranbrook Shire Office 9826 1008
Cranbrook Shire emergency 0418 759 598
Doctor Mt Barker 9892 1000
Hospital Mt Barker 9892 1222
Hospital Albany 9892 2222
Free after hours GP service 1800 call a doc
Free Health Navigator Telehealth Service
1300 650 803
Poisons Info Centre 13 11 26
Chief Fire Control Officer 0428 837 939
Southern Agcare 9827 1552
LifeLine 13 11 14
Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636
FREQUENTLY CALLED EMERGENCY NUMBERS
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