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Shire of Broomehill-
Tambellup
VOLUME
VOLUME 51 ISSUE
ISSUE81
OCTOBER 2008
JUNE 2012
Your local newsletter covering the Broomehill and Tambellup communities.
Saturday 2 June
9am—12pm
Broomehill CWA grounds and rooms
(42 India St)
Stalls $5
Sell your unused treasures or come and pick up a bargain
Contact Carole 9824 1354 or 0488 944 416
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Sympathy to Bertrum on
the passing of
Congratulations to Megan and Graham VERNA WILLIAMS
on the birth of
FINN ERIC MURRAY
22 May 2012, 9lb 8oz
A little brother for Airlie and Grandson
for Bryan and Jo Trezona
Congratulations to David Roberts and
Renae Burt on the arrival of
ELIJAH ROBERTS
23 May 2012, 2.2kgs
Another grandie for Pop Yarney
Its a girl for Melissa Brown and Craig
Leese and the fifth grandchild for Peter
and Evelyn Brown. Welcome
ELLIE ROSE LEESE
23 May 2012, 7lb 1oz
Tambellup’s new rock
garden, corner Norrish St
and North Tce.
To Neil, Maria,
Bonita and Sancha
Pascoe.
Enjoy Pemberton!
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SHIRE OF BROOMEHILL‐TAMBELLUP
Phone: 98253555 Fax: 98251152 Email: mail@shirebt.wa.gov.au
The next meeting of Council will be held on Thursday 21 June 2012 commencing at 4.00pm in
the Tambellup Council Chambers. Members of the public are welcome to attend all
Council meetings.
From the May Council Meeting Other projects in the Pipeline…
Council endorsed the appointment of the following Works have commenced in Norrish St to install a
Bush Fire Brigade personnel for the 2011/2012 fire gazebo, complete with tables and seating, and a
season: shelter which will eventually house the old Shire
Chief Bush Fire Control Officer Craig Bignell grader which is presently located at the Tambellup
Deputy Chief Bush Fire Control Officers Ray Squibb Rural Traders shed. Before the grader can be
Brigade Fire Control Officers relocated to Norrish St, it will require a scrub down
Broomehill East Nathan Heron and touch of paint. Is there anyone in the community
Broomehill West Jerome Hardie who would be interested in helping with this? If you
Broomehill Central Peter Guazzelli are interested, please contact Pam at the Shire.
Tambellup East Kim Oliver This project has been funded by the Great Southern
Tambellup West John Cristinelli Development Commission’s Town Centre
Tambellup VES Unit Laurie Hull Enhancement Program, using Royalties for Regions
Thank you to the outgoing Chief ‐ Tony Cristinelli, and funds.
Brigade FCOs ‐ Scott Thompson, Andrew Woithe and
Another project which will be commencing soon is
Ian Cunningham for their efforts over the past couple
the construction of new public toilets in Broomehill.
of fire seasons.
Council has endorsed a design for the toilets, which
Council endorsed the Ten Year Plant Replacement will be located in Holland Park. This is a Country Local
Program, which provides for the progressive renewal Government Fund project, through Royalties for
of the Shires fleet over the next ten years. By Regions. Watch that space!
adopting this program, Council is able to streamline
the fleet, increase usage of major plant items and Tambellup Independent Living Seniors
reduce the cost of changing over vehicles. Accommodation
Council also endorsed a Proposed Five Year Road This project is progressing slowly, with the staff focus
Construction program for the Shire. This enables firmly on ensuring all the necessary agreements for
Council to schedule significant road works projects the various funding agencies are in place. Council has
with regard to the Shires annual budgets and grant appointed Howard and Heaver Architects from
funding. Albany to manage the project. As the project value is
over $100,000, Council is required to go to tender for
the design and construction of the facility. Howard
Pensioner Rates Rebates and Heaver are currently developing the tender
All pensioners are reminded that in order to claim the specifications, ensuring that all requirements are
Pensioner Rebate in 2012 the amount due on your included to make the facility suitable for our
rate notice needs to be paid (in full) before 30 June, intending residents.
2012. If you think you may be eligible for a rebate Staff are currently researching management options
and require further information, please contact Kay for the units, with the information to be presented to
O’Neill at the Shire. If you haven’t registered as a Council in the near future.
pensioner please do so as soon as possible. We will
We will continue to provide updates to the
require a copy of your pension card.
community as the project progresses.
Council Agendas and Minutes
Agendas and Minutes from every Council and Council Committee meeting are available at the Shire
Administration Offices and Tambellup Community Resource Centre for perusal. These documents are available
in alternative formats, on request, for people with a disability.
Agendas and Minutes can be accessed online by browsing to www.shirebt.wa.gov.au and clicking on the “Our
Shire” tab.
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Footpaths
Works have commenced in Broomehill on the RESUMPTION OF
replacement of a number of footpaths in the
town centre. Existing paths on India St and
MEDICAL SERVICE TO
Lathom St have been removed in preparation for TAMBELLUP HEALTH
the installation of new asphalt paths. New paths
will also be constructed on Lavarock St and Ivy St. CENTRE
The footpath projects on India, Lathom and
Lavarock Sts have been funded by Royalties for
Regions ‐ Country Local Government Fund. The DR WOLE OLUYEDE
Ivy St footpath is funded by the Department for FROM GNOWANGERUP SHIRE MEDICAL PRACTICE
Transport’s Regional Bicycle Network program.
Will be attending clients on
Wednesdays fortnightly
Road Works
Two major funded road works projects are commencing Wednesday 30 May
underway at present. Gravel resheeting is being 2012.
carried out on 2km section of Toolbrunup Road,
and clearing in preparation for the widening of Appointments from 9am—1.30pm,
the next 5km section of Broomehill‐Kojonup Rd this is also a bulk billing service.
has commenced. Motorists are asked to observe
works signage in these areas and drive with
caution. Appointments are essential!
Works to widen a 2km stretch of Gnowangerup‐ Phone 9825 1101
Tambellup Rd are nearing completion, with all
gravel works finished. Final trim grading and
sealing of this section will be undertaken in the Broomehill CWA
near future. Our next meeting will be held on Thursday 7th June at
11am in the Broomehill Museum office. We would like
to thank the bootscooters who joined us on our
walkathon. This month is Broomehill CWA’s 75th
Water Harvesting and Reuse birthday; we are celebrating this milestone with a
luncheon on the 15th June. Everyone is welcome to join
Council, in conjunction with the Southern Link our little gathering, competition and roll call – your
Voluntary Regional Organisation of Councils favourite t-towel.
(VROC) Shires of Kojonup, Cranbrook and Inquiries contact Carole 98241354, 0488944416 or
Plantagenet, has engaged the services of an Edna 98241208.
engineer to explore the options and opportuni‐
ties to capture storm water in the townsites of Broomehill Historical Society
each shire, for use on Council parks, gardens and Our next meeting will be held on Thursday 7th June at
ovals. This information, and its subsequent 10:00am in the Museum office. Membership fees are
recommendations, will then be used to support Individual - $3.00 and Family - $5.00. Community
members are most welcome to come and join us help
an application by the VROC for Country Local
preserve our history.
Government Funds to implement the on ground Inquiries to Ernest Chapman – 98241378 or Carole –
works in each townsite. 98241354 or 0488944416 or email broomehillhistori-
calsociety@hotmail.com
This is a major project for the Shires involved. In
Tambellup this will also explore the potential for
the reuse of treated sewage water from the Catholic Churches Mass Timetable
Our Lady of Fatima, Broomehill – Saturday 9th May at
Water Corporation’s sewage ponds. More
6pm.
information will be provided when an outcome Saint Michael’s, Tambellup – Saturday 2nd & 16th May
to the funding submission is known. at 6pm.
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MISSING Towards 2022
The pie warmer is missing
from the Tambellup pavilion Ideas required!
kitchen.
As the Footy and Hockey season has We need your ideas for the future of Broomehill-
started, it is urgently needed. Could it Tambellup. Got a "crazy" idea or have an opinion about
the future? Don't miss this opportunity to tell us about
please be returned or if any one knows
it. There are three engagement opportunities:
of its whereabouts could they please
1. Complete a survey. The survey can be completed
contact Tania on 98258289. online at www.shirebt.wa.gov.au (click on the survey
link) or complete the survey in this month's BT Times
and return it to the Shire.
WANTED 2. Attend a futures workshop where the survey and
ideas for the future will be explored. There are two
Birthday messages, get opportunities to participate.
Futures Workshop 1: 10.00am - 3.00pm, Sunday
well’s or congratulations, 22 July 2012, Tambellup Town Hall, Norrish
Street (lunch included).
sporting fixtures, weekly Futures Workshop 2: 3.30pm - 7.30pm, Monday
round-ups, and photos. 23 July 2012, Broomehill Recreation Centre, Tie
Send into the BT Times for publication Line Road (light refreshments included).
E: news@shirebt.wa.gov.au, F: 9825 1152 For catering purposes please RSVP by 15 July to
or hand in at the Broomehill or Tambellup shire mail@shirebt.wa.gov.au or call 9825 3555 to reserve
office. your place.
3. Comment on the draft community strategic plan due
in late 2012.
While you are welcome to participate in one or all three
LOST opportunities, we would encourage you to complete the
survey as this provides us with our starting point.
"A new idea is first condemned as
At Tambellup Rubbish Tip ridiculous, and then dismissed as
Shovel and Trailer Tyre trivial, until it finally becomes what
everybody knows".
Phone 9825 1199 William James, 1842 – 1910.
HELP WANTED:
Are you a Senior Citizen or retired?
Do you enjoy playing games like Snakes and Ladders, Memory, Beetle etc?
Can you spare an hour between 2.00pm and 3.00 pm Tuesday afternoon June 26th?
If you answered YES to these questions, the Pre Primary and Year 1 children would
like you to come and help them play games.
Please contact Sue Sheridan on 98251144 or email Sue.Sheridan@education.wa.edu.au if
you are able to help.
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BROOMEHILL PUBLIC LIBRARY
Phone: 9825 3555
New Book Exchange for
15th May 2012 has arrived.
Some of the new items
available are:
Open 8.30am—12.00, 1.00pm—4.30pm
Monday—Friday
Come in and choose a book, dvd or audio book.
Internet is also available.
SHIRE OF BROOMEHILL—TAMBELLUP
MAINTENANCE GRADING MAP
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Broomehill Playgroup hosted Australia’s Biggest Morning tea on
Friday 25th May. Over 40 ladies attended to support the cancer
council and the fight against cancer. A big thank you to the
wonderful stall holders for attending the day and for donating
prizes for the raffle. The very talented ladies and their wares
included Rhonda from Phoenix Cards, Emma with her bags from
Designs by Emma, Sarah from Hunting for Ladybugs, Kristy from
Jewelpani and Trena with her handmade hairclips and hair elastics. A
big thankyou also to Colleen from Red Robin Beauty and Melanie
from Great Southern Chiropractic for their very generous raffle
prizes. With donations and raffle tickets sold a total of $460 was
raised. A fantastic morning was had by all and we look forward to
seeing you all next year to raise some money for this wonderful cause.
Tambellup
Primary
School
To the Biggest
Morning
Tambellup Tea!
Primary School
who have earned
an exemplary
status.
Only 13 out of
800 schools
have been Pre-primary
/ Year 1
identified as Assembly.
School
exceptional Choir
schools.
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DO YOU REMEMBER MRS MARJ
BOWMAN, MUSIC TEACHER? DONT FORGET
An extraordinary benefit of growing up in Tambellup in
the fifties was the world-class musical education I had TO FILL IN YOUR
FUTURES SURVEY
from Mrs Bowman. I am wanting to write a profile of
Mrs Bowman and the influence she had on her music
students, and I would love to hear from anyone with
memories of being her student. At this stage, I am
planning to write a short 800 word piece for the
national rural press, but who knows? It might develop
FOR THE SHIRE!
into something more.
If you can let me know what instrument you learned, (INSIDE BACK COVER)
roughly when you were a student, whether you played
at the Wagin or other Eisteddfods, or any anecdotes
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*To everyone who donated prices for the raffle
Thank you! Retravision – Katanning
A very big THANK YOU to everyone who supported Jewelpani – Kristy Boyle
the ‘Biggest Morning Tea for Cancer’ on Thursday Phoenix Trading – Rhonda Carnegie
24th May at Tambellup Primary School. A total Nutrimetics – Louise Cristinelli
amount of $1211.00 has been forwarded to the Tambellup Post Office – Peter & Janene
Cancer Council of W.A. Tambellup Deli – Ron and Judy
Tambellup C.R.C.
Special thanks must go to the following people for Primaries of W,A.– Peter Sheridan
their generous help and support: Shear Class Hair Studio – Kojonup
Great Southern Regional Football Council
*Peter Heron – for helping with setting up & –Brent Sheridan
cleaning up Staff of Tambellup Primary School
*Staff of Tambellup Primary School – for their
help We look forward to seeing you all again next
*The mums who helped with the cooking - year!
Marie, Vicky, Kay, Charmaine, Karessa, Kerry, Doris,
Bec,
*The ladies who helped on Thursday morning – 2013 School Enrolments
Carolyn, Kerry, Jane, Lee Applications for enrolment of children
*Shire of Broomehill-Tambellup – use of the entering Kidergarten, Pre-primary and
chairs
Year 8, and for children changing
*The Year 6/7 class – for their help
* Pre Primary and Year 1 children – for being schools for the 2013 school year
fantastic! should be made by Friday 3 August.
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2012 Amateur Photography at the Katanning
Agricultural Show
The Photography Section subjects & format have been changed for 2012, so we are letting you know now so that over the
next few months keen Photographers can plan their photos. There will be 4 different sections, you must read carefully each
section, there is a change in the size of the photo required AND the number of entries permitted for each section. Also
take note of the definition for each subject & follow it. There are No restrictions on the number of colour or black &
white, all of your entries can be B/W or mono if you wish.
Section A2012 Australian Year of the Farmer Photo Competition
Prints to be 21cm x 29.7cm (A4), Colour or black & white.
Maximum of 2 entries per entrant. Open to all ages.
CLASS:
1 YEAR OF THE FARMER; must depict the Farmer(s) in their farm environment. I.e. sheep farmer with &/or infrastructure
for sheep/wool, etc.
2 A FUTURE FARMER ; Show person(s) aged 18 years & under who are interacting in agricultural pursuits, i.e. tending
animals, collecting eggs, showing animals at Ag Shows, etc.
Section B
Prints to be min. size 10cm x 15cm, max. Size 21cm x 29.7cm (A4), Colour or black & white.
Maximum of 2 entries per entrant per class.
CLASS:
3 CHILD’S WORLD; child/children engaged in activities typical of childhood, they are to be absorbed by the activity or
surrounds.
4 CHARACTER STUDY; showing the personality of the subject, can use props.
5 LANDSCAPE; show the natural scenery of the terrain, can use buildings, trees &/or people, but they shouldn’t dominate
the image.
6 ALTERED REALITY; take a photo & using photo software to create a work of art.
7 RURAL; Life or activity on the land.
8OPEN; any subject not listed.
Section C
Prints to bemax. Size 10cm x 15cm (postcard), Colour or black & white.
Maximum of 3 entries per entrant per class.
CLASS:
9 MACRO; a sharp ‘close-up’ of an image.
10 ROADS, TRACKS &STREETS; the image features a road, track or street, buildings must be secondary to the street.
11 SILHOUETTE; the featured subject(s) is one colour & devoid of detail, the background maybe multi-coloured.
12 SOMETHINGOLD; anysubject (including people) that is seen to be old by a few years, in appearance, style or use.
13 TEXTURE; the image gives the impression of the physical nature of the surface of the material being portrayed.
14 URBANSCENE; to show medium to high building density &/or an aspect of the life associated with the area.
15 HUMOROUS; an image with a humorous appeal to the viewer, the humour should lie in the photo not the title.
Section DJuniors
Prints to bemax. Size 10cm x 15cm(postcard, Colour or black & white.
Maximum of 3 entries per entrant per class.
CLASS:
16 UNUSUAL SHADOWS; photo to show unusual or funny shapes &/or patterns, the cause of shadow is not to domi-
nate photo.
17 FRUIT; the image of any fruit(s) shown in an interesting way.
18 ENTRANCE (the); show the entrance to a building or enclosure.
19 SOMETHING OLD; any subject (including people) that is seen to be old by a few years, in appearance, style or use.
20 RURAL; Life or activity on the land.
21 OPEN; any subject not listed.
ALL prints are to be mounted on black card with 3cm borderapprox. & securely fixed to mount.
All entries must have entrants name, address, phone number & class on the back top left-hand cor-
ner. Entries close on Friday 19th October 2012 and there are no entry fees. Children are encouraged
to have a go at Section A as well as Section D.
The Stewardsfor 2012are Jo Kempin 98241220, & Helen Bignell 98241270,Have Fun everyone!BT TIMES 11
Broomehill Historical Notes
Quite a few years ago Shirley MacDonald began to work through the diaries
of her Grandfather, Thomas Norrish (TN) which he wrote when he first came
to Eticup to take up farming and the diaries of William Henry Graham (WHG)
who was also one of the first pioneers of the Eticup district. Shirley collated all
the information both in alphabetical and chronological order. There are many
wonderful pieces of information and anecdotes in these diaries and we are CLUB - NEWSLETTER INFORMATION
proud to share them with the community each month.
Sport 4 All is a new $20 million state government
Robinson, John – “Four-Fingered Jack” was a blacksmith.
He worked at Goblup in July 1883, repairing chaff cutters
initiative, which aims to build stronger, healthier,
and doing other work, finishing up on 3rd August. happier and safer communities! The initiative has four
Robinson, Rev – The new Minister and his wife came to parts, KidSport, Community Volunteer Project,
Eticup for the first time on 19th May 1895. On 5th June WHG ClubTalk and Nature Play WA.
brought Mr Robinson to Goblup and TN’s daughters drove KidSport will assist eligible families to receive up to
him on to Broome Hill. He held the service at Eticup Church
on 21st July and 15th September that year, having dinner at $200 annually for each of their children aged between
Goblup on the second occasion. The Minister received a 5 – 18 years, to subsidise fees to join a sport and
quarterly stipend of £3. recreation club.
Roche, Brigid – School teacher at Broome Hill. She was a Eligible families include those with health care cards
regular visitor to Goblup, referred to frequently in 1898. She
married Thomas McGuire on 5th September 1900. or pension concession card, or those referred by
Rogers – Unidentified. Won the contract to do roadwork in other community groups, such as schools, juvenile
late 1892. On 5th October, TN walked to Fairfield and he and justice teams, government agencies and health
WHG inspected the road that Rogers was making. On 18th practitioners. These groups are known as referral
October, TN and WHG passed some of Rogers’ roadwork
but on 9th November TN rode to see WHG about the gravel
agents.
that Rogers’ was using; it was nearly all sand. On 19th The process for accessing KidSport is simple!
November, TN and WHG marked out some drainage for Kids and parents/guardians can obtain an application
Rogers to do on the side of the road. form from their participating local government office
Rogers – “Young Rogers”, possibly Edward. Believed to
or their website, or from a sport or recreation club, a
have been the elder son of Thomas Rogers. From February
1887, employed by TN cutting firewood, shifting horses, referral agent or anywhere local governments make
ration carrying and running messages. He helped with them available. The parent/guardian fills in the
drafting and in January went with others fire fighting. application and takes it to be validated at the local
However by June 1898 it was Thomas Rogers ploughing government they reside in. A photocopy of the
(thought to be the younger son), although it was simply
‘Rogers’ helping with grubbing on 15th July 1898, erecting health care card or pension concession card must be
wire netting around Whitton’s fence to form TN’s 200 ac attached.
(81ha) block on 24th August, shearing on 22nd December Alternatively referral agents may assist in filling out the
1898. On 4th January 1907 TN paid T Rogers £5 for getting application, complete their section on the back and
bark, but remaining entries, except one, have the surname
only; carting mallet bark from Wagerup in January; cutting
give it to the parent/guardian to sign. The parent/
saplings in the north paddock with Louther on 2nd February guardian will take the voucher to the sport or
before going to Broome Hill in the afternoon with others from recreation club for processing when registering their
Sunnyside to play cricket against a team from near Oak children. The club will then invoice the local
Farm; taking bark to Broome Hill and ration carrying to
Wagerup and grubbing poison and chaff cutting in April –
government. It’s that easy!
last entry 16th April. On 11th February 1907, TN paid Rogers Not all local governments have signed up for
two sovereigns (£2) and on 16th March paid Ed Rogers KidSport yet, so you will need to check with them.
£2.15.0 on Thomas Roger’s account. Parents can also benefit from participation as a club
Rogers, James – Shepherd, called at Goblup in March volunteer, taking on roles such as a coach, club
1881 and returned a year later to take over Kelly’s flock at
the Gordon. His wage was £40 with rations. At Pootenup a secretary or to help in the canteen. The Community
month later, flocks were drafted and Rogers had 1278. After Volunteers Grants are now available for clubs to
shearing he returned to Pootenup with 806 ewe lambs, tags apply for! This initiative will ensure the next
and 66 culls. The flock was made up to 1331 including some generation of volunteers is trained and motivated to
of Van Zuilecom’s that had been lost. On 27th January 1883,
Louther shifted Rogers from the Gordon back to Pootenup. serve the community. Volunteers will be trained with
On 19th August that year TN overtook him near Pootenup the life skills needed to be a coach, an umpire and
and later wrote “his sheep look very well”. On 7th January help administer clubs.
1884, TN paid Rogers for 1883 shepherding and from then For more information regarding KidSport and the
on he was employed as a general servant – threshing
barley, cutting chaff with Jack the Sailor, carting jam stakes
Community Volunteer Grants go to the Department
for firewood and carting and spreading manure. In May he of Sport and Recreation website
was put to ploughing but managed only 7 acres (2.83ha) in 9 www.clubsonline.dsr.wa.gov.au/sport4all or contact
days. On 26th May he did not plough as he was lame – your local government.
boxer had trod on his foot. TN commented that he might
have to do the ploughing himself as Rogers was so slow. On
27th June, James complained about getting up too early and
blamed Singing Billy for getting him up. On 6th September
1884, Rogers and Antony Silva felled a tree and cut 60 slabs
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BROOMEHILL BOWLING CLUB
From the desk of —#3 foot short#
Things are at a high in our club at the moment
with the confirmation that a synthetic lawn
green will be installed before the start of the
new Bowls season—thanks to the hard work
and commitment of Dave Kempin and our
Bowls Committee.
The new green will enable the club to go ahead
with its plans for “year round bowls” that can
be held both day and night, and will include
social games for those who enjoy the fun/social
side of sport rather than the competitive
side—or both.
The club provides expert advice from
experienced players to anyone who is
interested in playing bowls and coaching is also
available.
If you would like to become involved you will
be very welcome. For further information
contact:
John Dye—Captain 9824 1329, Dave Kempin—
Treasurer 9824 1220, Bob Vesey—Secretary
9824 1405 or Ross Thomas—Coach 9821 5464.
Free Junior Golf
Lessons for Friday 22
June 2012 at
Tambellup Golf
Course 4.00pm to
5.30pm.
Golf Lessons,
Individual or
Group, Tuesday 19
June 2012 to Sunday
Bootscooting
For fun, fitness and fine music
24 June 2012 with friends. Beginner and
intermediate dances. Monday and
Wednesday mornings 9:30am to
11:30am at the Broomehill
Complex, $3:00 per person. All
ages and fitness levels welcome.
Inquiries contact Carole
98241354 or 0488944416.
Bootscooting for beginners,
Tuesday nights 7.00pm to 9.00pm
and Saturday afternoons 1pm to
3pm at the Broomehill Hall. $3:00
per person. Inquiries contact
Carole 98241354 or 0488944416.BT TIMES 13
Broomehill Golf Club
Results 28.04.12
Stableford Event
Sponsored by Cut N Cote
18 Holes
Winner: Alan Goodall, 41 Points
Runner Up: Tim Altus, 38 Points
Gross Winner: Phil Russell
9 Holes
Winner: Julie Gooch, 30 Points
Novelties
Nearest The Pin No.3 Alan Goodall
Nearest The Pin No.6 Phil Rae
Nearest The Pin No.10 Tim Altus
Best 2nd Shot No.2 Phil Russell
Best 3rd Shot No.8 Alan Goodall
Longest Chip/Putt No.9 Phil Rae
Results 05.05.12
Stroke Event
Sponsored by The Imperial Hotel
18 Holes
Winner: Charles Russell, 64 Nett
Runner Up: Simon Hanna, 70 Nett
9 Holes
Winner: Julie Gooch, 20 Points
Novelties
Nearest The Pin No.3 Charles Russell
Petticoat Lane Op-Shop
The Petticoat Lane Op-Shop is open Thursdays 1pm to
Nearest The Pin No.6 Alan Goodall 3:30pm & the 1st Saturday of the month 10am to 12pm, at
Nearest The Pin No.10 Simon Hanna the Broomehill CWA rooms, 42 India St. Over stocked sale,
Best 2nd Shot No.2 Alan Goodall everything ½ price, clothes, linen, household items, books,
Best 3rd Shot No.8 Simon Hanna toys and more, starting on the 7th June. 4kg bag of cut
rags $5.00 each. Great for workshop, garage and
Longest Chip/Putt No.9 Colin McAndrew
household use. We have bras of all shapes, sizes and
colours for the Cancer Day.
Monthly Longest Drive (April) – Tim Altus Watch for our “Op-shop open” signs when you drive
through Broomehill.
Results 12.05.12 After hours inquiries contact Carole 98241354,
Par Event 0488944416 or Edna 98241208.
Sponsored by CGS Tyres
18 Holes
Winner: Alan Goodall, +6
For Sale
Futon, black frame, green patterned material cushion/mattress,
Runner Up: Wendy Russell, Square
converts to double bed
Gross Winner: Charles Russell, 18
AB King Pro exercise equipment
Wooden double spring bed
9 Holes
Glass top coffee table
Winner: Brian Sanger, 18 Points Baby Love infant restraint
Tempo 1200w halogen heater, upright, rotating
Novelties Electric fry pans, Kitchen canisters, Dinner sets
Mad Cats steering wheel and foot pedals for all PC’s and
Nearest The Pin No.3 Charles Russell compatibles
Nearest The Pin No.6 Philip Russell Busy Needles craft books,
Nearest The Pin No.10 Wendy Russell Lamps
Best 2nd Shot No.2 Philip Russell Available at the Petticoat Lane Op‐Shop or phone Carole
Best 3rd Shot No.8 Simon Hanna 98241354, 0488944416
Longest Chip/Putt No.9 Alan Goodall14 BT TIMES
Tambellup Junior Football Club Inc.
“OFFAL” SEASON 3
Mickey (still can’t kicky) BatcheloDoc Jamie Tim Pig Stewart TC Packer Cunningham
Tombstone Baker Dooper Woods Cheeky Kingston
Alan Hank Farmer Bill O’Keeffe Grubs Groves
Clive Waterhouse Rienke Alex Robbie Flower White Sleepy Neil Jackson
Stuart Loo Anderson Rusty McKay Chester Willmott
Nathan Nay Nay Willmott Terry Tuck Waldron Dopey Sam Jackson
Tom Kibbles Anderson Brenton Sparks Stewart Rat Clapin
Sneaky Gav Lamont David Clean Seed Penny Jimmy S Bend Beaton
Nic Cheeky Lockyer Bird Cameron Taylor Dick Polish
Duck Tuckett Ron Fitzroy Alexander Jeddles Jeddstar
Greg Chirpy Lockyer Honka Cunningham A B Banjo Patterson
Horse Anderson Paul Papparazzi Jarvis Dougie Brown
Pidgeon Nazzari Damien Damo Herbert Phantom Reynalds
Joffa Cunningham Chubba Zizz Witham J R Paganoni
Noodle Nic Collins Frankie Valli Aylmore Leo the Lionhardt
Grinter Nazzari Jez Hardieplex Bobby Paganoni
Jared Crow White Basil Taylor Rusty Herbie
Billy Ray Squibb Wilbur Willie C-Jones Neal Love Letter
Bongo Oliver Jack Roo Taylor GP1 Parnell
Community Clint Masters Randy Travis Collins Ivor Birt Williams
Supa Mario Turco Shane Woof Willmott Tiger Witham
Rocket Bowman Luke Twistie Oliver Y T White
Smiley Ray Williams Chubby Chub Walker Collyn Alf Garnett
Sam the Chief Annick Brodie Brodstar Kingston Drew Reynalds
Tommo Tomblesom Uncle Dean Hull Derek Yoogle Sadler
Wayne Wet Dog Newbey Justin Fatty Lamb Taylor In like Flynn Taylor
Webby Webster Guru Heron
Barefoot Bardie Joss Brick Taylor
Offal Season 3 was, again, a lot of fun.
This season we strung together 13 weeks of training and fellowship on Monday nights with
approximately 7,000kg of Offal coming along at some stage to participate!
The fact that all Offal members ended the season with better football skills is of no consequence at all,
however it is a nice little bonus that came for free!
An important football skill is goal kicking. In order to pick 2 teams for a goal kicking competition, the
coach often resorted to public opinion. From this exercise we learnt amongst other things that:
Skyhooks were a better band than Sherbet!
Gary Ablett Jnr is a better footballer than Gary Ablett Snr.
Bon Scott was the preferred lead singer of AC/DC.
Megan Gale and Jennifer Hawkins are equally desirable!
In general we also learnt that:
Bronny’s Tuesday night girls train harder than we do.
Venus is the bright star low in the western sky during Offal training.
South Australia has no convict history because they (the convicts) refused to go there.
Sport and life in general should not be pressure – pressure is a Messichmidt up your trumpet!
Most young Offal don’t know what a Messichmidt is!
Derek Sadler is the coach’s “pet” – (he only missed one training)
Many thanks to all those who helped us out through the season. Amelia Bishop, Kobey Coombes, The
Fremantle Football Club, Tambellup CRC, Debbie Cristinelli (team photo), Di Olden and our Shire for
maintaining our change rooms and oval, and especially to all the Offal who sponsored our 13 fellowship
nights. The second half of each training is probably more important than the first.
Stay well brothers – Looking forward to season 4 - The Coach.BT TIMES 15
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9825 3083
0419 193 744BT TIMES 19
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treatment requirements
Derek batchelor
9824 1360 or 0428 241 306
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9824 1218, 0427 961 81020 BT TIMES
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equipped house (with linen included)
5 min walk from town
Please contact 9848 2055 or
9 Taylor Street Katanning
Open 5 days/wk and 1 Sat/month
9821 7999
Paul R Pellant.
Telephone:98253068
Tambellup B & B
Mobile: 0417 955 601. Trevor and Aileen Prout
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