New Trainee Joins The Walpole Community Resource Centre

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We are excited to introduce our new trainee, Jim Kolan,

who joined the Centre on August 6. Jim arrived in Perth

from the United States just two weeks ago and moved into

the Walpole area with his wife Nana and their two boys just a few days before starting work.

Jim’s connection with Walpole is through his wife whose

father lived in the area for 30 years before moving

recently to Perth.

Jim is originally from Pittsburgh, PA (home of the six-

time Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers) and lived

in the Perth area for seven years before a sojourn back in

the States working for a human resource consulting firm.

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Temperatures and rainfall recorded in North Walpole

Sunday 4th August to Saturday 10th August 2019

Temperatures Rainfall

Min Max mm

Sunday 12.2 18.1 7.0

Monday 11.2 14.3 5.8

Tuesday 8.5 14.3 10.0

Wednesday 8.5 14.4 5.4

Thursday 9.2 16.4 4.0

Friday 10.3 16.5 4.2

Saturday 9.4 15.9 3.6

36 Total rainfall for the week

Walpole forecast for the next five days:

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

Walpole Weather

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From front page...

His talents include teaching, accounting, and quiz night categories of American and Ancient Greek

history and classic country music.

He claims to be excited about giving country living a

go and has been busy meeting the subscribers of the

Walpole Weekly and the regulars and not-so-regulars at the CRC including Vicki Neill who baked

Jim and Nana’s wedding cake (photo on front cover)

Please feel free to introduce yourself to Jim if you

drop by the CRC or if you see him wandering

aimlessly looking lost in the community.

~Jim Kolan, Walpole Community Resource centre

Whale Disentanglement

It’s very unusual for a whale that we have disentangled to be re-sighted, but we are happy to report that a 9m

humpback whale we worked on last week near Albany

has been spotted near Augusta- and even better, it is

now completely free of rope!

Amazingly, the whale has been spotted by Whale

Watch Western Australianear Augusta with no sign of

the embedded rope. Continued on page 4...

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We welcome your opinion Letters to the editor...

Hi Walpole,

This is a wee missive in response to, a story 24th July by Glenda Grigg, on her fathers (unnecessary) pain

full demise, well done Glenda.

Jacqueline my daughter, is instrumental in making

put together this email , on the hope of maybe saving others such trauma.

This email is for like minded people, like Glenda’s

dad and persons who want to control their own

demise.

The book that gave me so much peace of mind, and

put squarely in my hands control of where and

when, “I” decide to shuffle off this mortal coil etc.

To put it plainly, the author takes you step by step on

how to end ones life, painlessly and pleasantly, and it

does not cost a fortune. Also it has a comprehensive

data on what methods not to use, and the dangers

therein.

When I said it gave me peace of mind, that is an

understatement , it was more akin to me winning the

lotto and giving me a F.U. fund against the” Holy

Wullies “of this world.

The book I recommend to like minded people is

( Five Last Acts 11 expanded, revised 2015 ) By

Chris Docker.

I would feel so selfish if I did not share my good fortune on finding this book ,with like minded folk.

One can get a copy of this gem , on the internet with

any reputable book company.

Ps. If you are wondering what Holy Wullies

are, Google it under the name of the famous Poet Robert Burns.

~Robert H. Toole.

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Walpole, Friday 16th August

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From page 3...

Unfortunately it is not in good condition, but without the rope to hinder it, it has now been given the best

chance of survival and can continue on its northern

migration.

Thank you to our dedicated whale response teams,

the assistance of Fisheries WA and people on the water who report entangled whales. To report

entangled whales, call Wildcare Helpline on 9474

9055.

~ Department of Parks and Wildlife Western

Australia

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Walpole Quality Meats More Customers Better Prices

Looking Back…….with Molly

(continuing the story of Sister Jane Anderson)

In June 1932, Sister Jane Anderson closed the door

of the Church of England Mission House in

Hazelvale for the last time in preparation for the

move to Nornalup to establish a Cottage Hospital.

Deaconess Fleck had moved to Sydney and was

replaced by Sister Bazett. A Nornalup resident generously made a house available for the Sisters

and the Cottage Hospital was officially opened in

July 1932.

Here the Sisters' care covered a wide spectrum

including accident cases from timber camps, new babies, tonsilitis, and at one time an isolation ward

was set up for the treatment of diphtheria. The

Sisters depended greatly on the doctor in Nornalup at

the time.

Doctor Burnside also operated a dairy farm in the

district and often attended urgent cases still clad in

his overalls and rubber boots!

Long hours and constant work took their toll and

finally ill health forced the two Sisters to return to

Ireland in May 1934. The eventual parting was sad

for all concerned.

Years later the district showed its love, respect and

appreciation for Sister Anderson by having her name

included on the Pioneer Womens Roll of Honour in

Kings Park and the bell installed in the tower in

Walpole in 2014 bears her name. Note: A more detailed account of the Mission House

and the Cottage Hospital is with the Walpole

Nornalup and Districts Historical Association.(ie.

Including names and treatment of settlement

pioneers at the little Hospital.)

Just prior to compiling the article in 1980, I wrote to

Sister Anderson for information and in her reply to my letter she said she had only just

destroyed her records of births at the Cottage

Hospital.

I was just a little too late for that gem of

information…….

The photo is mine and shows (left to right) Sister Anderson, Sister Bazett and an assistant Peggy

Voce. In the background is a patient.

~Molly Smith

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BUY A MINUTE FOR 70cents We have Steve

Fisher as chaplain in Walpole

Primary School.

In Term 2 Steve

began a resilience program called

“Drumbeat” in

the school.

It cost 70 cents a

minute to have a chaplain in our

schools. Why not

buy a minute?

All money raised in Walpole and

Denmark stays in

Walpole and Denmark. Moneyboxes will appear in

shops this week.

What does a YouthCARE chaplain do?

They care for the social, emotional, mental and

spiritual wellbeing of students, families and staff in

state school communities throughout Western

Australia.

YouthCARE chaplains are available to listen

compassionately, refer to extra help where necessary

and run programs which not only address issues but

create positive cultures within schools.

Walpole Primary School chaplain is Steve Fisher;

Denmark High School chaplain is Naomi Cooper

and Denmark Agricultural College chaplain is Leon

Durrant.

That’s a lot for 70cents! Why not buy a minute?

You will find these donations tins in town at these

local businesses,

• Four Sisters Coffee Shop

• IGA

• Walpole Pharmacy

• Walpole Op Shop

• Walpole Hardware and Rural Supplies

• Treetop Walk Motel and Restaurant

~Elizabeth Sanderson, Denmark-Walpole

YouthCARE Council

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Top Deck Café

Will be hosting Indonesian nights

Saturdays throughout August.

$30 per head

Starting 10th, 17th, 24th, & 31st.

Take Away available Small $10, Large $15

Bookings 9840 1344

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0439 692 555

In the

Walpole area

the

1st Tuesday

Languages of Love Workshop Holly Beek from Relationships Australia came to Walpole CRC on Tuesday 6th August and delivered a great workshop on the languages of love to our small community. The workshop talked about the different love languages we have so that we can understand ourselves and our children at a deeper level. This helps us meet our children’s emotional needs in practical ways. It develops and improves our emotional connection and communication with our children and other significant relationships. Holly had amazing feedback from the course participants as they all enjoyed the relaxed and open environment and how the subject was talked about in a practical way with real experiences used. Holly is hoping to come back soon with more exceptional seminars. Walpole CRC will keep you posted. ~Cherie Smith, Walpole Community Resource

centre Manager

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registration again.

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Weekly events Day Details

Mondays

Mahjong, 10am-Noon at Walpole Community Hall 2pm-5pm at Nornalup Community Hall

Soccer, 3:15pm-4:15pm at Walpole Sport and Rec Centre Zumba, 5:30pm–6:30pm at Walpole Sport and

Rec Centre Bus for Swimming (to Manjimup) Phone 9840 8485

Doctor Services at Walpole Silver Chain by appointment 98401173.

Tuesdays

Weight Watchers, 9:30am at the Anglican Church

Autumn Club, 1pm at Walpole Sport and Rec Centre Sound Therapy Group, 6.45am and 8.45am.

Individuals by appointment at Walpole Wellness Centre

Wednesdays

Seniors Activity Social Club, 10am Tone and Stretch Class, 9-10am

at Walpole Sport and Rec Centre Doctor Services at Walpole Silver Chain by appointment 98401173

Thursdays

Yoga with Jenny, 6pm at Walpole Community Hall

Walpole Kinder Gym, 10am at Walpole Sport and Rec Centre Seniors Computing (during School terms),

1pm-3pm at Walpole CRC Pathology Pathwest at Walpole Silver Chain

8:30am-11:30am

Fridays

Gentle Stretch with Leah (suits beginners), 6:30am and 8am at Walpole Wellness Centre

Walpole Menshed, 9:30am-12:30pm at LIA Miguel Place, Walpole Table Tennis, 5– 7pm

at Nornalup Community Hall Community Bus to Albany (Monthly)

Phone 9840 8485 Zumba Gold, 9am – 10am at Walpole Sport and Rec Centre

Walpole Youth Group, (Fortnightly) 4:30pm-7pm. Phone Adele 9840 8918 Gentle Stretch with Leah (suits beginners),

5:15pm at Walpole Community Hall

Saturdays Yoga with Jenny, 9am at Walpole Community Centre

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Walpole Quality Meats More Customers Bigger Range

St George’s Anglican Church

Walpole Corner Vista and Pier Streets

Holy Communion

Sunday 10am.

Contact: The Wardens Telephone: 9848 2173 Website: www.denmarkanglican.org.au

1-30 Aug Robin Dale and Greg Hale Art

Exhibition at the Walpole Community

Resource centre, Tuesday to Friday 9am to 4pm

16 Aug Storytime at Walpole Public Library, 10am to 11am

18 Aug ArtSouth WA Art Education series

presented by Elizabeth Edmonds at

Petrichor Gallery 10am to 1pm. Register at ArtSouthWA and Craft Trail Facebook page

24 Aug Southern Hemisphere Wrestling

Alliance, Pro wrestling Manjimup

Indoor Sports Pavilion. 1st Match 7pm

30 Aug Storytime at Walpole Public Library, 10am to 11am

1 Sep Spring into Parks, at the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, 10am to 4pm. Gold coin entry all day

13 Sep Storytime at Walpole Public Library, 10am to 11am

27 Sep Storytime at Walpole Public Library,

10am to 11am

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Snail Tails What are little boys made of

What are little boys made of Slugs and snails and puppy dog tails

That’s what little boys are made of. A well known children’s nursery rhyme from the late 17th century - it appears that even back then my distant ancestors were well known. I bet they were just as much trouble then as we are now! If there is one thing we slimy creatures don’t like it’s being dry. So if a ring of dry matter is around your new seedlings we can’t get to them. Coffee grounds,

crushed eggshells, sawdust, wood ash, wheat bran

(dries us up inside), wool waste (shoddy) are just some of the things we hate. Diatomaceous earth, though not good for humans to breathe, is really effective. A shallow container set into the soil with beer in it is irresistible to us where we will drown in a drunken bliss. Copper strips placed around pot rims or seedlings give unpleasant sensations and we turn away.

We hide under large flat leaves, bricks and small planks raised slightly off the ground - anywhere that is cool and moist. I’ve heard of people going on snail hunts with their children and offering rewards for the most snails collected. Then, the nerve of them, they feed us to their chickens or ducks!

Snail pellets are very convenient to use but for the safety of all my other little friends (birds, lizards, etc) only ones that have iron phosphate as the active

ingredient should be used.

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Walpole Quality Meats Supplying & support-

ing Walpole for over 14 years

The Walpole Hotel Motel

What’s On

Friday, 16th August: Happy Hour 5pm - 7pm

Bar Snacks at 5:30pm

Chase the Ace $800

Draw 7.30pm

Punters Club Mal - $78.00

This week’s punter - Danny

This week’s Bottle Shop Specials Carlton Dry Cans 30pk Ctn: $56.99

XXXX Gold 30 pk cans Ctn: $48.99 Furphy Stubs Ctn: $53.99

Little Creatures Rogers Stubs Ctn: $57.99

Corona Stubbies Carton: $51.99

Great Northern Stubs Ctn: $48.99 Swan Draught Stubs Ctn: $50.99

Restaurant Open 7 days -

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Dinner 6pm - 8pm

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Phone: 9840 1023

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Email: halsee@westnet.com.au

Weekly sport

Stableford Golf Results 6/08/19

1st P Mount 22

2nd M Lumb 20

Nornalup Riverside Chalets

Long Putt on 9 P.Francis

Walpole Hardware

Walpole Concrete

N.T.P. A. Mathews 13

Birdies A.Mathews 13

Golf Results For Sunday 11/08/19

Winner Neil Buton 38 Points

R/Up Maty Hadgon 33 Points

NTPin 7 M Anning

17 M Buron

LPutt 9 N Buton

Birdies N Buton No17

Well a terrific day for golf saw Neil win with an

impressive 38 points from Maty, the course is in terrific condition for this time of year.

We had the first NAGA (Not a Golfers A---Hole) and

it went to

The Footy is at an interesting stage with some great

games to finish the season off, Freo Supporters must

feel gutted having the lead for most of the last quarter

only to squander it in the dying minutes!

West Coast did what they had to do and win an

important game. The Lions are the team of the

moment with a great win!!

To local footy and Denmark/Walpole played on the

newly surfaced Denmark oval on the weekend against

Mt Barker, the oval looks amazing!!!!!!!

Unfortunately Denmark/Walpole lost by 1 point.

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Building site preparation,

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Gravel & sand supply.

Fire hazard & B.A.L reduction works.

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We are a fully-insured company with very experienced and qualified staff to handle your job

professionally. Any size Tree Removal or Lopping, Pruning, Mulching, Stump Grinding, Bobcat

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Photo: Frank with winner Neil & Frank with NAGA winner Peter

You should check a game out the facilities are very

good.

Next Week : Sunday 18/08/19 Stroke CYPutts

Points Club Trophy Mixed.

~Norm and Sue Hawkins

Walpole Country Club Scroungers Bowls Results Bill Vermeulen was this weeks winner of Sunday Scroungers competition with Ann Armstrong coming a close second. Bill won on the last end. The weather was beautiful with the view of the inlet spectacular. Such a shame there were not more of us to enjoy it. Scrounger bowls is played each Sunday, meeting at the Country Club at 9:30 and starting play at 10:00am. All welcome. Enquiries Graham Pola 9840 1998 ~Ann Armstrong

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Photo: Conspicuous Beach on a beautiful

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We are looking for an enthusiastic and energetic person to help develop our marketing strategy, with particular focus on digital, web based and social media campaigns.

You will also need to be experienced in building and managing databases and customer relations management systems so we can effectively serve the businesses in our region.

If this position is for you, find out more by emailing admin@sfbvta.com.au

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WALPOLE CONCRETE SUPPLIES

and EARTHMOVING SERVICE

• Pre-mix concrete • Sand, gravel carting • Site works, house & shed pads, driveways • Back hoe, bobcat, loader and grader hire • Blue metal and metal dust available.

Contact Nigel Fry

Phone 9840 1626 - Mobile 0419 948 072

Classifieds

For Sale

One upright fridge/freezer. Two wardrobes, steel frame bunk beds, golf bag with 16 clubs, 40 balls and trolley, set of bowls, chest of drawers, double seater/fold out bed, three person tent, oval table,

nest of three tables, work desk with drawers, SUPAHEAT gas heater, boxes of laundry/

bathroom tiles All in good order, have a look, we’ll probably take

it. Phone: 9840 1717

Classifieds

Personal/household classifieds, this size and format $6. If not sold the first week, get one week

free! No accounts. Cash upfront only.

Beef Cattle

Steers and Heifers BSH and Angus Fixed for 12 months from $150 each

Phone: 0439 724 503

Dog Sitter

Dog sitter required for “Abby” Sat & Sun 10am –3pm once a month.

Ph: 0419 943 938

Rural Rental Wanted

Pet friendly rural accommodation required for locally employed, responsible tenant.

Excellent references. Phone: 0487 693 881

Lost

Lost in Walpole on Friday the 2/08/2019. Prescription glasses.

If found please phone: 9840 1287

For Rent

Farm cottage for rent. Near Tree Top Walk. Phone: 9840 8002

Work Wanted

Lawn mowing, yard and garden clean-ups, light weeding and pruning.

Phone: Kevin and Sally: 0407 194 856

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