Craytales Newspaper | Issue 382 | 10th February 2021 by Craytales

Rain, rain and more rain!...page 11

2021

Issue 382 | 10th February

Hogg's historic sale...page 15

Inside... Wedge Island hosts rangers graduation day.3 Black market lobster sales attract $70,00 in fines for Leeman family............................. 15 Access to the island nature reserves of the Turquoise Coast........................................... 5 Hogg's historic sale.................................... 15 Jurein Bay Progress Association news........ 7 Legal Aid now available in Jurien Bay........ 8 Rain, rain and more rain!.......................... 11

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CONTENTS What's On....................................................................2 Ctrl+Alt+Delete..........................................................25 Scamwatch.................................................................27 Consumer Watch.........................................................29 Bay Business...............................................................30 Joblink.......................................................................32 On The Sea.................................................................35 Garden Plot................................................................37 Sport..........................................................................38 Jurien Bay Weather.....................................................41 Health........................................................................43 Kids Page...................................................................45 Horoscopes.................................................................46 Kitchen Table..............................................................49 Puzzles.......................................................................50 Community Groups.....................................................52 Classifieds..................................................................55 Advertisers Index........................................................56

The opinions, views and beliefs expressed or implied in articles and by advertisers are not necessarily those of Craytales, the Editor or the publisher, and no responsibility will be taken by either for comments made. ADVERTISEMENTS Offers and claims made within advertisements in this magazine are entirely the responsibility of the advertiser and any enquiries or complaints should be referred to the advertiser directly. In determining the suitability of content submitted for advertising purposes, this publication follows the Code of Ethics developed by the Australian Association of National Advertisers (AANA). The Code of Ethics is available on their website: www.aana.com.au EDITORIAL POLICY AND DISCLAIMERS We provide a vehicle for the interchange of ideas and experiences by which we hope to inspire, nurture and empower the human spirit and therefore accept submissions and advertising from a broad spectrum of people. Liability as a result of use or reliance upon advice, representation, statement, opinion or conclusion expressed in Craytales is expressly disclaimed. No responsibility will be accepted where publication is delayed or prevented by factors beyond our control. LIMITED LIABILITY Our liability for any error is limited to the cost of the space and is applicable to only an error that materially affects the value of the advertisement. Further, we shall not be liable for damages if, for any reason, we fail to publish an ad. Advertisers agree to assume all responsibility and liability for all claims arising from their advertisements and will protect the publisher from same. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR All letters should have the writer’s name and address. Writer’s name will be included on all correspondence published. We reserve the right to edit or refuse publication for reasons of legality or space, etc. (Max. 300 words) Disclaimer: Readers please note the Jurien Bay Community Resource Centre Inc provides news and opinion articles as a service to our readers. Often these articles come from sources outside of our organisation. Where possible, the author and the source are documented within each article. Statements, representations, imputations and opinions expressed in these articles are solely those of the author or authors and may not represent the views of the Jurien Bay Community Resource Centre Inc.

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WHAT’S ON Live Play Experience Mon

Tue

Men’s Shed, Footy 1 Badminton 9-11am 2 Oval - 9.30am + 5pm JBSRC Table Tennis & Badminton 6.30pm @ JBSRC Men’s Shed, Footy Oval - 9.30am

Wed

Live Play Experience

FEBRUARY

Basketball from 3 6pm - Wednesdays @ Jurien SRC Progress Assoc. meeting, CWA Centre @ 7pm

Thu

Fri

Sat

Corporate Bowls 4 Crop Swap @ Jurien5 Jurien Bay Progress 6 Bay CRC 10.30am Assoc - Garage Sale 6.15pm Jurien 8-11am Bowling Club - Every Thursday Mixed Casual Darts, Jurien Bowling Club @ 6.45pm

Sun 7

123 Magic and 9 Emotion Coaching Workshop 9.30am @ Jurien Bay Health Centre

Central West 11 Coast Senior Citizen Group - Scones and coffee 9.30am every Thurs @Acacia Village

Free Wills & 15 Deceased Estate Seminar 10.30am @ Conference & Education Centre

123 Magic and 16 Emotion Coaching Workshop 9.30am @ Jurien Bay Health Centre

Jurien Bay Progress 20 Assoc - Garage Sale 8-11am Markets by the Bay @ tennis courts 8am-12pm

CWA AGM 9am 22 @ Bayliss Street Centre Men’s Shed, Footy Oval - 9.30am

123 Magic and 23 Emotion Coaching Workshop 9.30am @ Jurien Bay Health Centre

Shire of 25 Dandaragan Council Meeting - Jurien Bay @ 4pm

Jurien Bay 28 Community Markets @ Fauntleroy Park 8am-1pm

Men’s Shed, Footy Oval every Monday 9.30am + meeting 1st & 3rd Monday 5pm

Badminton 9-11am JBSRC - Tuesdays Table Tennis every Tuesday 6.30pm @ JBSRC

Mon

Tue

Labour Day 1 Badminton 9-11am 2 JBSRC Men’s Shed, Footy Oval - 9.30am + 5pm Table Tennis & Badminton 6.30pm @ JBSRC

Wed

MARCH

Basketball from 3 6pm - Wednesdays @ Jurien SRC Progress Assoc. meeting, CWA Centre @ 7pm

Thu

Men’s Shed, Footy 15 Badminton 9-11am16 Oval - 9.30am + 5pm JBSRC Table Tennis & Badminton 6.30pm @ JBSRC

CWA Meeting 22 9am @ Bayliss Street Centre Men’s Shed, Footy Oval - 9.30am

Badminton 9-11am23 JBSRC Table Tennis & Badminton 6.30pm @ JBSRC

Shire of 25 Dandaragan Council Meeting - Jurien Bay @ 4pm

Badminton 9-11am30 JBSRC Table Tennis & Badminton 6.30pm @ JBSRC

Men’s Shed, Footy Oval - 9.30am

Fri

Jurien Bay Progress Assoc - Garage Sale 8-11am - 1st & 3rd Saturdays

Sat

Corporate Bowls 4 World Day of 5 Jurien Bay Progress 6 6.15pm Jurien Prayer - CWA Centre Assoc - Garage Sale Bowling Club @ 10am 8-11am Mixed Casual Darts, Jurien Bowling Club @ 6.45pm

Badminton 9-11am 9 JBSRC Table Tennis & Badminton 6.30pm @ JBSRC

Men’s Shed, Footy Oval - 9.30am

Crop Swap every Basketball from Corporate Bowls Friday @ Jurien Bay 6pm - Wednesdays @ 6.15pm Jurien Jurien SRC Bowling Club - Every CRC 10.30am Thursday Mixed Casual Darts, Jurien Bowling Club @ 6.45pm Thursdays

Central West 11 Crop Swap every 12 Coast Senior Citizen Friday @ Jurien Bay Group - Scones and CRC 10.30am coffee 9.30am every Thurs @Acacia Village

Sun

Jurien Bay Progress20 Assoc - Garage Sale 8-11am Markets by the Bay @ tennis courts 8am-12pm

See more events at https://jurienbay.org.au/ If you’re planning an event, let us know. We promise we won’t crash your party, we’ll just help you promote it! Call 9652 2425 or email craytales@jurienbaycrc.net.au

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WEDGE ISLAND HOSTS RANGERS GRADUATION DAY The past three years have seen the Midwest Aboriginal Rangers working hard in gaining qualifications in Conservation and Land Management. In early December, NACC Aboriginal Administration Trainee Taj and Midwest Aboriginal Ranger Program Coordinator Bianca headed to Wedge Island to attend a Rangers graduation ceremony!

L to R: Christine Drayton, Jordan Jackamarra, Jessica Greenfield, Caleb Shaw, Charlie Shaw and Allison Donavon

The NACC NRM team congratulates Caleb Shaw and Jordan Jackamarra on their achievements and would like to thank both DBCA and KMAC for organizing the event while supporting the next generation of environmental custodians. Caleb Shaw

The day commended Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) rangers as well as former Kwelena Mambakort Aboriginal Corporation (KMAC) trainees, Caleb Shaw and Jordan Jackamarra, for achieving their Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management. Before the presentation commenced, Yued elder Charlie Shaw performed a Welcome to Country followed by a smoking ceremony.

This program is supported by NACC NRM through funding from the National Indigenous Australians Agency. Taj Mamid – Aboriginal Administration Trainee

JERRY AND SUE DAWSON LEAVE JURIEN BAY Jerry Dawson, an Executive Committee member of the Jurien Bay RSL sub branch and his wife Sue have left our sunny shores and returned to the UK. Jerry was the local RSL’s lively entertainment officer and provided much entertainment to the RSL even without an event. Both Jerry and Sue will be missed by those in the RSL Jurien Sub branch and the Jurien Community. We wish them well.

L to R: Kane Shaw, Christopher McPhee and Taj Mamid

Lead by KMAC trainee ranger Christopher McPhee and his family, the KMAC ranger team created a public cultural mural, providing a safe area to discuss traditional stories and reflect on the pride of caring for country.

Photo Jerry Dawson being presented a Certificate of Appreciation by local RSL President Wayne Gibson.

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St John Ambulance - Volunteer Community Transport Drivers Required

Volunteer Community Transport Drivers Required For many, transport is a significant challenge. St John WA - Community Transport Service helps fill this void by providing a safe, reliable, and affordable transportation service to help meet the everyday needs of the people we serve. Our Community Transport Service is for ambulant passengers who require no extra assistance or medical care on-route and those who are able to aid themselves in and out of a normal sedan. Do you want to give back to your community? Are you? • Friendly with a strong desire to help others • Enjoy meeting and talking to people • Enjoy driving and are comfortable driving distances • Is this you? Then join our Community Transport Team! To become a volunteer with St John WA, you will be asked to complete an on-line application, including a medical questionnaire, submit a National Police Clearance check and hold a current First Aid Certificate. If you are interested, please visit: www.stjohnwa.com.au/changelives or contact St John WA - Jurien Bay Sub-Centre Telephone: 9652 1088 or email JurienBay@stjohnwa.com.au

JURIEN BAY DART CLUB The Jurien Bay Dart Club will be having a 'preseason' Mixed Casual Darts competition while Corporate Bowls is on (Thurs Feb 4 - March 4), and teams for the regular season will be decided during this time. If you want to play next season, or if you just want to have a casual throw, come and try your hand at casual darts to see if it is for you.

123 Magic and Emotion Coaching Workshop A FREE THREE SESSION PARENTING PROGRAM FOR PARENTS AND CARERS OF YOUNG CHILDREN 123 Magic and Emotion Coaching Workshop aims to help parents avoid common mistakes, such as too much talk and too much emotion. This workshop will help parents to better understand the different types of behaviour, and why they occur. While increasing their child’s ability to manage and self –regulate their feelings and reactions.

123 Magic and Emotion Coaching identifies three choices parents have when managing behaviour:   

Do Nothing (ignore) Act (count or consequences) Listen and Emotion Coach

123 Magic and Emotion Coaching teaches parents and carers how to emotion coach by:    

Recognising children’s emotions. Listening empathically and tuning in. Validating feelings. Helping children to problem solve.

Where: Jurien Bay Health Centre, 23 Whitfield Road, Jurien Bay When: Tuesdays 9th, 16th and 23rd February 2021 Time: 9.30 am – 11.30 am RSVP: To register please text Tracy Vonk on 0428 369 335

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$5 to play - cash prizes each night, winner takes all - the more who play, the higher the prize will be! All welcome, beginners and experienced players if you don't have your own darts, you can borrow ours. Regular Season will commence on March 11th, and we will play every Thursday night. If you want to join the competition, make sure you are there on March 4th when teams will be finalised. Hope to see at the Bowling Club from Feb 4, names in by 6.45 for a 7pm start - bring your friends!

ACCESS TO THE ISLAND NATURE RESERVES OF THE TURQUOISE COAST The island reserves situated off our coastline are unique and fragile, are largely unspoilt in the form of human impacts and are home to some very rare and endangered fauna. Some 40 islands are found within the Turquoise Coast area between Lancelin and Dongara with a great number of those situated within the waters of the Jurien Bay Marine Park. All islands of the Turquoise Coast are nature reserves and are set aside specifically for the protection of flora and fauna, with a large proportion being ‘A class’ ranked.

Being offshore islands they are often free from some species of pests and diseases that are prevalent on the mainland, which is why the island nature reserves are set aside for special protection, to lessen the risk of introducing a problem that contributes to irreversible damage. These beautiful island reserves are attractive to us humans and being only a quick boat ride offshore, setting foot on the clean, unspoilt beaches some of the islands have to offer has been a favourite pastime of locals and visitors to the area for many years. In recent weeks, the islands have seen an increase in visitation numbers both of tourists and locals alike, coinciding with the warm weather and summer school holidays. This increase in visitation has unfortunately also seen a rise in unlawful activity being detected, and all visitors are reminded that dogs, camping, fires and the taking of any flora or fauna is prohibited and penalties apply.

Sea lions on Essex Rocks Island

Various islands have been identified as home to some of Australia’s most vulnerable species of wildlife including the Australian Sea Lion (Neophoca cinerea), Fairy Tern (Sternula nereis), Osprey (Pandion haliaetus), White-bellied Sea Eagle (Haliaeetus leucogaster), Dibbler (Parantechinus apicalis) and the Lancelin Island Skink (Ctenotus lancelini).

Visitors are also reminded that limited access is permitted only to beaches on designated islands and it is an offence to enter the areas beyond the beach. There are some specific islands classed as ‘no access’ zones and for these islands it is unlawful to land and access anywhere within the island reserve. If you are accessing beaches of the permitted islands on a day trip within the Jurien Bay Marine Park, some of the island reserves are located within sanctuary or special purposes zones. These zones govern what activities are permitted or not permitted including the type of fishing and some species-specific limitations. Increased patrols by DBCA compliance officers will target unlawful activity and we appeal to visitors to leave your dogs at home and stay only on the beach areas of the permitted islands. DBCA produces a brochure specific for the Jurien Bay Marine Park which includes the island reserves, that is available from the Parks & Wildlife Service office in Jurien Bay or online at www.dpaw.wa.gov.au/parks.

Fairy tern photo | Photo: Claire Greenwell

For enquiries relating to other Turquoise Coast island nature reserves, please call the Jurien Bay office on 9688 6000 or come into the office at 67 Bashford Street.

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JURIEN BAY PROGRESS ASSOCIATION INC The Jurien Bay Progress Association has a role in the town to develop community projects and to lobby for change and resources for our community. At our meeting of 3 February 2021 the following discussions and decisions were made:

We continue to operate our Garage Sales every first and third Saturday of each month from 8-11.00am; as well as our regular Community Markets on the foreshore at Fauntleroy Park. Bevin Paxman | Chairperson

Progress Association has written to the Shire of Dandaragan CEO regarding the lack of suitable advertising for events. As it happens, the Shire of Dandaragan already have a budget item in place for this to occur, with the outcome dependent on several factors pertaining to logistics and further consultation with various bodies. The town noticeboard is often unavailable for the advertising of all events occurring within the town. It is often the case that events cannot be advertised on the notice board. The current notice board requires staff time to lower the board, insert the message/s sometimes different on each side, which is not easily seen, and re-erect the board. This is time that must be taken from other duties. The Progress Association agrees that an illuminated digital notice board be erected on Bashford street. The messages could be loaded electronically, via a Bluetooth system. This outcome would ensure that event advertising, as well as any other information such as road closures and fire events could be communicated to people. A welcome initiative by our Shire Another recent project in the pipeline is to replace the town lookout with a newer lookout in a more suitable location. The current lookout view is obscured by unsightly towers and was erected on Water Corp land. A new location has been selected and, with Shire assistance, an approach has been made to the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage by the Shire on behalf of Progress to dedicate a road within a new road corridor which currently follows the fire break around the cemetery. This is looking promising and our thanks go to the Shire for its assistance. Another issue we can lobby on is the lack of reliable weather forecasting. Our weather is predicted from readings taken at Jurien Bay once a day and information from the automatic weather station at Badgingarra which is 49 kilometres away. The current wind speed and direction is estimated as the wind anemometer has been out of service for some years. An automated station would guarantee a better weather forecast for Jurien Bay.

NEXT MARKET : Sunday 28 February FACEBOOK : Jurien Bay Community Markets EMAIL—MARKET : jurienbaycommunitymarkets@ gmail.com EMAIL—PROGRESS: jurienbayprogress@gmail.com

GARAGE SALE

SATURDAY 20 February | 8 - 11am The progress shed is located off Bashford Street. Turn left, before the Information Bay, and follow the track to the shed Please follow our COVID-19 Plan when you arrive

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LEGAL AID NOW AVAILABLE IN JURIEN BAY Legal Aid WA (LAWA) has expanded its virtual legal services to five new locations following the success of its initial office network. More than 1400 West Australians have accessed LAWA’s existing virtual office services since the first ten were launched across metropolitan and regional WA in July 2019. The five new virtual offices opened in January and early February 2021 in Busselton, Fremantle, Kwinana, Rockingham and Jurien Bay. Virtual offices use face to face technology to remotely connect a Legal Aid lawyer with clients who require advice, providing valuable face to face contact for West Australians who face barriers of remoteness, mobility, disability or safety concerns. LAWA has worked with local community agencies to establish each office, enabling people to book an appointment at their local service to use the technology. Legal Aid WA Solicitor Casey Johnston said the success of the first ten virtual offices showed the value of connecting people with a lawyer in a face-to-face setting. “Face to face legal advice helps to build trust and rapport, which can contribute to successful legal outcomes,” she said. “LAWA recognised that sadly, there were many vulnerable West Australians who were not able to access this due to them living remotely or being unable to travel to a city centre.

“Our staff will assist in establishing the video connection, then leave the room so that confidentiality is assured.” The new Jurien Bay service will be offering legal advice appointments with Legal Aid WA in relation to Family, Civil and Criminal law matters including: Criminal law • Criminal offences in the Magistrates and Children’s Court Civil Law: • Debts • Mortgage stress • Elder abuse • Guardianship and administration • National Disability Insurance (NDIS) appeals • Criminal injuries compensation • Motor vehicle property damage • Extraordinary Driver’s Licence • Removal of life disqualification Family Law: • Domestic Violence • Separation and divorce • Violence restraining orders • Children’s issues • Protection and care

“Thanks to the first ten virtual offices, we’ve been able to connect lawyers to 1,417 clients who otherwise would not have been able to access face to face legal advice at all due to various barriers. “The launch of the next five offices builds on this work by taking legal advice to people who would otherwise be hard to reach and removing the barriers many West Australians face.” Ms Johnston said the location of the five new offices had been decided based on areas where LAWA identified a need for legal services. The Board of Management and staff of the Jurien Bay CRC are excited to be able to assist in making this service possible in Jurien Bay. “Access to legal advice in Jurien Bay has been difficult, if not impossible, for members of our community until now,” Manager Sue Campbell explains. “The provision of this service compliments other services that we are providing using video conferencing, such as financial counselling, which are provided in safe, secure and private offices.

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Jurien CRC staﬀ trialling the video technology that will enable customers to connect face-to-face with a lawyer from Legal Aid WA

In addition to services provided by video conferencing, members of the community can access optometrists, audilogists, speech therapists, mental health counselling and dietitians at the Jurien Bay CRC, all of whom attend at on a regular basis. To make an appointment with Legal Aid WA, phone 9261 6376 or email virtual.office@legalaid.wa.gov.au

Legal Aid WA VIRTUAL OFFICE Legal advice appointments using technology to connect you with a Legal Aid lawyer

Family Law (including) » Domestic violence » Separation and divorce » Violence Restraining Orders » Children’s issues » Protection and Care

Civil Law (including) » Debts » Mortgage stress » Elder abuse » Guardianship and administration » National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) appeals » Criminal injuries compensation » Motor vehicle property damage » Extraordinary Driver’s Licence » Removal of life disqualification » Violence Restraining Order/ Misconduct Order

Criminal Law (including) » Criminal offences in the Magistrates and Children’s Court

Telephone: (08) 9261 6376 Email: virtual.office@legalaid.wa.gov.au

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The Jurien Sport and Recreation Centre provides a multisport facility and provides overflow camping in the town of Jurien Bay. The Coordinator will be responsible to the Management Committee for the day-to-day operations of the Centre. The incumbent will have the following: • Demonstrated communication and interpersonal skills • A sound knowledge of book-keeping and experience in MYOB or similar accounting software. • Computer literate and familiar with the Microsoft Office suite of programs. • Ability to write grant applications and complete acquittals as required. • Knowledge of maintaining websites, social media promotion and print media promotion. The position is permanent part-time with a minimum of 22 hours per fortnight required with additional hours during overflow camping periods. For further information and an application package please email juriensrc@outlook.com inquiries to the Coordinator on 0474 496 462.

FEBRUARY IS OVARIAN CANCER AWARENESS MONTH During February’s Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month Cancer Council WA’s Wheatbelt Regional Education Officer, Melissa Pickering is urging women in the Wheatbelt region to remain ever vigilant, as ovarian cancer symptoms were vague and women often think they are caused by other conditions and may ignore them. Ms Pickering said that women should pay attention to any symptoms that are unusual for you, new, persistent or troublesome. “If you have any of the symptoms and they happen on most days for three weeks or more, particularly if you’re over 50 or have a strong family history of breast or ovarian cancer, go to your doctor and get a check-up,” she said.

to reduce our overall risk of cancer, including quitting smoking, being SunSmart, maintaining a healthy body weight, being active, eating plenty of fruit and vegetables, and if you drink alcohol, reducing how much you drink to reduce your cancer risk,” she said. For cancer information and support please call Cancer Council WA 13 11 20 or go to cancerwa.asn.au

“You won’t be wasting the doctor’s time, and in most cases it won’t be anything to worry about, but if it is cancer and you find it early, your chances of successfully treating it are much greater.” Because it’s difficult to detect in its early stages, there are more deaths from ovarian cancer in Australia than any other gynaecological cancer. In 2017, there were 115 reported new cases of ovarian cancer and 94 deaths due to an ovarian cancer diagnosis. Ovarian cancer is most common in women over the age of 50. Symptoms can include, swollen lower tummy (abdomen) or bloating, feeling full quickly, pain in the tummy, needing to wee more often than usual, harder poo, loss of appetite, indigestion or nausea. “More research is required to better understand the causes of ovarian cancer, but there are steps we can all take

RAIN, RAIN AND MORE RAIN! Did anyone notice the rain on the weekend? How could you not? Almost two days of constant rain, caused by a tropical low system making its way down the coast, brought big totals to rain gauges around town. Most reports had Jurien Bay and surrounding areas receiving over 100mm (more than 4 inches in imperial terms). Officially Jurien Bay recorded 14mm and 98mm of rain for Saturday and Sunday. A grand total of 112mm; well over the average total rainfall for February of 14.6mm and a new record for the wettest February day, the previous being 98.2mm on the 12th February 1986. (Source: http://www. bom.gov.au/) Kids of all ages were making the most of some localised flooding, with skim-boards and kayaking, once the heavy rain eased.

Kayaking in Passamani Park. Photo: Louise Taylor Wood

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SERVICES AVAILABLE AT THE CRC The Jurien Bay CRC has a range of visiting services utilising our hot offices, as well as an increasing range of services available either over-the-counter, through video conferencing or by referral.

Centrelink Agency - we can assist you with a range of interactions including setting up a My Gov account, lodging claims, reporting, updating income and assets, lodging paperwork, proof of ID and general enquiries.

VISITING SERVICES The following groups visit the CRC on a regular basis:

Medicare Agent - we can help you with online claims and can provide paper forms for a range of needs.

Amity Health - weekly visits by a Mental Health Clinician can be accessed with a referral from your GP.

TransWA Agent - bookings for TransWA buses and trains can be made using our Agent Portal. We can assist with pensioner’s free travel and pensioner registrations.

Amity Health - regular visits by a Dietitician and Care Coordinator can be accessed with a referral from your GP.

Fisheries Agent - lodge your recretional fishing licence applications or renewals and pay by cash or card. Get Specs - eye examinations direct billed for current Medicare card holders. Diabetic vision screening, glaucoma and cataract checks, screening for macular degeneration. By appointment, phone 0477 702 796. Fernandez Hearing - regular visits for free hearing test and hearing aid trial. Phone 6317 9394 for an appointment.

Be Connected - we can assist with digital literacy support either through the Be Connected program or by responding to your specific needs. VIDEO CONFERENCING SERVICES the following services are available through video conferencing: Legal Aid WA Virtual Office - legal advice appointemnts using technology to connect you with a Legal Aid WA lawyer, covering Family, Criminal and Civil Law. Phone 9261 6376 or email virtual.office@ legalaid.wa.gov.au.

Senses Australia - regular visits for speech therapy services. Phone 1300 111 881 for information. REGULAR SERVICES The following services are provided during our normal operating hours, Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm:

Financial Counselling - if you are struggling to buy food, pay the rent or mortgage and juggling numerous debts, a financial counsellor can help you understand your options so that you can get back on your feet. We can connect you with a qualified financial counsellor from Uniting WA, by video conference. Phone 9652 2425 to arrange an appointment. Tele-health appointments - need to speak to a metrobased specialist or support service such as Diabetes WA? We can connect you through video conference using a range of platforms. Let your specialist know and they can arrange it with us, or you can give us a call for assistance. 10th February 2021 • CRAYTALES 13

JURIEN BAY TENANCY CLINIC 12 MARCH 2021

Jurien Bay Community Resource Centre

11AM - 12PM Tenancy Information Seminar An introduction to who we are, and how our tenancy advocacy service can assist you. This will be followed by a talk on your rights and responsibilities in residential tenancies. We will discuss Termination During and After COVID-19 Bills and Utilities, Property Conditions, Visitors, and Repairs Family Violence and Tenancies

1:30PM - 3:30PM Free Tenancy Advice Book a session with our Tenancy Advocate for a free halfhour tenancy advice session. We can advise on the following Tenants' Rights and Responsibilities TO REGISTER, PLE A S E C O N T A C T T H E G O O M A L L I N G C R C Rental Agreements ON 08 9629 1570 O R E M A I L G O O M A L L I N G @ C R C . N E T . A U . Ending a Tenancy Debt and Public Tenancies Priority Housing TO REGISTER, PL E A S E C O N T A C T T H E J U R I E N BAY CRC ON 0 8 9 6 5 2 2 4 2 5 O R E M A I L JURIENB A Y @ C R C . N E T . A U 14 CRAYTALES •

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BLACK MARKET LOBSTER SALES ATTRACT $70,000 IN FINES FOR LEEMAN FAMILY Fines totalling more than $70,000 were handed out to three members of a Leeman fishing family, for illegally selling rock lobsters on the black market. The trio, who did not have a commercial fishing licence, sold the illegally caught lobsters to undercover Fisheries officers on four occasions, in an undercover sting operation.

the Magistrate did not ban them from being on a recreational vessel, an additional penalty that the Prosecutor had asked for.

Two fisheries officers were assigned to the case after receiving credible intelligence of illegal lobster sales in Leeman. They were sold a total of four kilograms of lobsters between June 2018 and April 2019, while also being provided with advice on how to avoid being caught with their purchases.

The Magistrate was concerned that the family appeared to know of other sales of illegally caught rock lobster, which undermines the sustainability of the industry. The fines should cause others to think twice about selling lobster illegally however, and show that Fisheries officers will follow up on intelligence received in relation to such sales.

The trio pleaded guilty shortly after they were charged in December 2020, however they all failed to appear in the Geraldton Magistrate’s Court in January 2021 and were convicted in their absence.

The son was fined $32,410.70 plus court costs, while his father was fined $18,815.70 and his mother was fined $20,620.70.

The Magistrate found that the family were motivated by profit, and intentionally broke the law. The recordings presented by the Prosecutor included the family members specifically telling the undercover Fisheries officers to “keep it quiet”, and the fact that the sales had continued over a ten-month period was found to represent a high level of offending. In addition to the fines, the recreational fishing licences for the father and son were cancelled, however

Seized rock lobster in evidence bags in the case against three members of a Leeman family. Credit: Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development

HOGG’S HISTORIC SALE On Thursday 11th February, Arthur Hogg will be auctioning off a number of restored antique and collectible vehicles amongst a variety of other equipment. This includes a 1928 Pontiac sedan, 1928 Chev 4 truck, 1926 Reo Speed wagon, 1926 Graham Brothers truck, 1980 Mercedes Benz 300d; Chamberlain 55KA 1956 no344, McCormick Farmall AM, Massey Harris 745 M9553 1957, Fordson Kerosene tractor with 1948 Malcoolm Moore loader, International diesel 554 A933, 920 Chamberlain 9g industrial loader IND2246, Ferguson T20 S167100L and 1926 McCormick Dearing. Commencing at 1pm, the public auction will be run by Brice Maddock of Nutrien Badgingarra in Jurien Bay so watch out for Nutrien Signs on the day. Intending

purchasers must register prior to sale commencing so remember to bring down those ID’s!

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NEW DRAFT DARK SKY & ASTROTOURISM POLICY RELEASED A draft Dark Sky and Astrotourism Policy has been released by the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage. What does this mean for WA’s Astrotourism Towns?

Fact Sheet, please contact Carol Redford at stars@astrotourismwa.com.au or 0427 554 035. Stargazing Tip – Mission to Mars Landing!

The new policy will help protect WA’s world-class dark night sky for Astrotourism activities, stargazing and astronomy for regional towns and communities. To read and support the Policy, please visit www.dplh. wa.gov.au/dark-sky. Submissions close on 26th March 2021. Astrotourism WA continues to work with regional Councils to grow jobs, businesses and services through the Astrotourism Towns project. It recently published a Local Government Fact Sheet – what to ask for when you want dark sky sensitive street lights. Founder of Astrotourism WA, Carol Redford, said “If we advocate for dark sky sensitive street lights in regional WA, there will be opportunities for our communities to apply for international dark sky community accreditation, which will put us on the international map for dark skies.” Follow Astrotourism WA’s progress at www.astrotourismwa. com.au. For a copy of the Dark Sky Sensitive Street Light

WILD DOGS & FOXES

FERAL PIGS

The MBG will provide fresh meat

1. The MBG will provide 1080 poison

baits and freezers are currently

grain mixing days in late summer

being filled throughout the region.

and early autumn.

The MBG can provide support,

2. The MBG can also assist with

monitoring and can implement tools

monitoring.

such as trapping, Canid Pest Ejectors.

RABBITS 1. The MBG will provide “one-shot”

REPORTING STOCK LOSSES, SIGHTINGS AND CROP DAMAGE IS CRUCIAL.

rabbit poison and a mixing service. The group will also assist with virus release sites.

GET INVOLVED 1. Schedule 7 poisons signage is

GET IN TOUCH

required and available through the

MBG Coordinator | Chris O'Callaghan M: 0429 446 515 E: eo@mbg.org.au

MBG. 2. The MBG can help you obtain a Restricted Chemical Permits is

LPMT| Paul Pitaro M: 0438 337 642 E: paul@vpma.com.au LPMT| Andy Lockey M: 0459 200 004 E: andy@wafam.com.au

required to bait with S7 poisons. 3. MBG membership is FREE! Sign up via the website.

www.mbg.org.au

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Illustration of Perseverance’s landing on Mars. Image: NASA/JPLCaltech.

Watch out for the news of NASA Mars Rover, Perseverance! Landing is scheduled for 18th February. It’s a tense time for all scientists involved. More information: https://mars.nasa. gov/mars2020/

COMPUTER SESSIONS The Jurien Bay CRC oﬀers one-on-one computer and technology sessions. We can help you with anything you want! Setting up a Facebook account, Online shopping, creating word documents (for resumes, etc.), using an iPad or Android device, and more!

Intensive one-on-one support for only $10 per hour Contact us today for more information! Ph: 9652 2425 E: oﬃce@jurienbaycrc.net.au

Jurien Bayview Realty - Victor Risely

Thanks to everyone for your warm welcome to Jurien Bay. It’s now down to business and that means finding buyers for your properties and a�racting new sellers to the market. So if you are considering selling or buying in JURIEN BAY, call me, VICTOR on 0415 984 123

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Call now for all your Real Estate inquiries. We have the LARGEST range of Houses, Units and Land to choose from. Priced from $92,000—$975,000

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As the market con�nues to heat up, clearly the �me to strike is now and cash in. Even the slightest thoughts of buying or selling can be acted on by just calling me, Victor, on 0415 984 123 to receive an appraisal and the best informa�on on your property. Backed by the most SUCCESSFUL REAL ESTATE AGENCY in the region for 18 years, with over 1,700 Proper�es SOLD your call to me is valuable so please don’t miss this opportunity.

SOLD SOLD SOLD If that word isn’t on your FOR SALE sign then call me and let’s get it SOLD SOLD SOLD www.jurienbay.com Fax: 08 9652 2066 Licensed Real Estate & Business Agent

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34 Seaward Drive, Jurien Bay 5x3 Luxury home with a versatile floorplan. Two completely separate homes in one, both with private entries. This home is complete with quality fixtures and fittings, views, spacious rooms and a massive shed with self contained unit. This home must to be viewed to be appreciated.

28 Cameron Street, Jurien Bay 4x1 Recently renovated, 4 bedroom home, air conditioning, pot belly heater, built in robes, ceiling fans, large patio front & rear, bore, reticulation, shed and fully enclosed yard. This home is centrally located to shops, school, and a short stroll to the beach. Make an oﬀer...

21 Bluewater Drive, Jurien Bay 6x3 + 3x1 Amazing 2 storey family home on prime land with kitchen, living and sleeping on both levels, plus balcony and views that will be the envy of your friends and certainly the place to be at sundown. This home oﬀers plenty of ﬂexible options and this home is very on trend. Viewing is a must.

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63 Homestead Loop, Jurien Bay 4x2 Set up high this home has amazing views. This home has generous sized rooms, various entertaining areas, country style kitchen, air conditioning, large shed, rain water tank, wrap around verandahs and dble l/up garage umr.

3 Twilight Drive, Jurien Bay 4x2 Simply move in, nothing to spend on this stunning home. Embrace a lifestyle of ﬂexibility and space in this family home which has been designed and appointed with quality ﬁnishes and you won’t be disappointed upon inspection.

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20 Ward Street, Jurien Bay 5x2 Large family home with big features from open plan living, lounge/oﬃce, 5 extra large bedrooms, timber ﬂooring, air conditioning, ceiling fans, 2 bath, 2 wc, alfresco, powered shed, secure yard and very low maintenance.

9 Karleen Lane, Jurien Bay 4x2 Perfect location with ocean views. Wrap around verandah is great for entertaining. Open plan living upstairs with views, this home is air conditioned, has wood ﬁre heater, enclosed, reticulation, secure yard and more. Good buy.

With record sales along the coast we need more properties to sell! If you are looking to sell your home, land or business … contact our oﬃce today for Professional and outstanding service.

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#CREATUREFEATURE – TILIQUA RUGOSE (BOBTAIL LIZARD) The iconic Australian Bobtail Lizard is known by many other names including sleepy lizard and shingleback lizard. These slow movers are commonly seen during warmer months within the Northern Agricultural Region. The word rugose translates to wrinkled or rough in Latin, referring to their raised, shingle-like scales. Bobtails are mostly brown in colour, sometimes with yellow spots and a pale belly. They have short, stumpy tails and a triangular head. While females are larger in size, males tend to have stockier builds and larger heads. When Bobtails feel threatened, they will open their bright pink mouths and extend a dark blue tongue and hiss. Often found in semi-arid habitats and coastal parts of Western Australia and South Australia, these lizards are seen from Shark Bay to the plains of the Great Dividing Range.

sun-baking, hence why they are often seen on road edges. As omnivores, Bobtails will eat various plants and animals, preying on slow-moving animals like snails and beetles. These are easily crushed by bobtails using their strong jaws. They also enjoy eating a wide range of flowers and vegetation, frequenting gardens and vegetable patches. Between September and November each year, Bobtails re-establish their monogamous breeding pairs. Pregnancy in these animals usually lasts between 3 and 5 months, with most babies born in the warmer months between December and April. Young are born fully formed and self-sufficient, often in two’s or threes. Bobtails are quite prone to vehicle strikes as a consequence of their generally slow movement. They can also fall victim to the deadly upper respiratory tract infection known as ‘Bobtail Flu’. These lizards can survive without food for months at a time as they have a fat store in their tail. Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiliqua_rugosa https://australian.museum/learn/animals/reptiles/ shingleback-lizard/

Their habitat typically includes shrubland, sand dunes and arid grasslands. Bobtails enjoy open habitats for

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1080 BAITING: A MUST FOR PEST CONTROL BUT A RISK TO DOMESTIC PETS The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development advises that essential baiting programs using 1080 are carried out all year round across the state. While these programs are aimed at controlling wild dogs, foxes, feral cats, feral pigs and rabbits, they do pose a risk to domestic dogs. Keeping your family’s best friend safe is your responsibility. If you have to take your dog with you when you travel in WA’s regional areas, keep it on a leash or use a muzzle. The safest option is to not take your dog at all, but leave it in the safe hands of a carer or at a boarding kennel. 1080 baiting is essential for pastoralists and farmers, and to conserve our wildlife. Without baiting, stock are targeted by wild dogs and can be killed, causing emotional and financial distress to producers. Introduced predators also eat many native fauna. Over the past 100 years, more mammals have become extinct in Australia than anywhere else in the world. ABOUT 1080 1080 is a naturally occurring poison found in 40 plant species. Western Australia has 39 of the 40 plant species growing naturally in the south-west. Native species have developed a tolerance to 1080 making it

a more selective poison pest control option. However, your domestic pet is not safe without your help. Baiting of pastoral leases, Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) reserves, unallocated Crown Land and freehold farms can be carried out at any time. The poison baits remain toxic for many months. You must exercise caution when working within or visiting these areas. Warning signs are placed at entrance points on all land where baiting is being carried out and at other relevant places where applicable on pastoral, DBCA, and unallocated Crown Land. However, do not rely upon the presence of warning signs. Signage may not be in the immediate vicinity and can be weather damaged, removed or destroyed. Please consult with individual pastoralists, DBCA and/ or farmers prior to entering their lands. Domestic pets must be kept close and under control at all times. If your pet wanders when you are travelling throughout regional WA, you may need to consider a muzzle for your pet. For further information drop into the local DPIRD office or contact DPIRD on 9368 3333.

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MENSLINE AUSTRALIA 1300 552 002

CRISIS CARE 1800 199 008

ALCOHOL & DRUG INFORMATION SERVICE (ADIS) (08) 9442 5000/1800 198 024

PARENT DRUG INFORMATION SERVICE (08) 9442 5050/1800 653 203

KIDS HELPLINE 1800 551 800

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Amity Health

Mental Health Support in Jurien Bay Amity Health has been providing a fully funded mental health service in Jurien Bay for the past three years. Our Mental Health clinician Geordie is available to see eligible individuals who may be experiencing mild to moderate mental health symptoms such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, grief and loss. COVID-19 has for many, added to our stress and anxiety levels. If you think you may benefit from some mental health support, we suggest you speak with your GP who can refer you into our Integrated Primary Mental Health Care program. Geordie offers access to six face-to-face sessions on a fortnightly basis, however telehealth and telephone sessions are available if required. We are pleased to have this service available to the Jurien Bay community, where Geordie can walk alongside you to provide solutions to your mental health and wellbeing challenges.

t: 9842 2797

e: query@amityhealth.com.au

www.amityhealth.com.au

136 Lockyer Avenue Albany WA 6330

t: 9842 2797

Amity Health acknowledges the WA Primary Health Alliance (WAPHA) who provide funding for this program in its role as the operator of the Country WA Public Health Network.

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Specialising in: • Firebreaks to Shire Speciﬁcations • Driveway construction • Scrub clearing on blocks a specialty

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THE LAST DROP PLUMBING CO. Aaron & Marnie Altinier All aspects of • Plumbing • Gasfitting • Maintenance Bosch Hot Water Units Water Softeners Water wise specialists Quantum & Apricus Hot Water Units Authorised tester for backflow prevention devices (rpzd)

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Coastal Kids Care Inc - Employment COASTAL KIDS CARE INCORPORATED advert Educational P.O. BOX- 353, JURIEN BAY Leader W.A.6516

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We are seeking enthusiastic, motivated & experienced Educational Leaders, as well as Early Childhood Teachers to join our friendly team at Coastal Kids Care. Our wonderful service is located in the pristine Jurien Bay and is licensed for 28 children. We are seeking an experienced and qualified Educational Leader and ECT to inspire, challenge and extend pedagogy of Educators through joint collaboration at our Not for Profit “Exceeding” service. You will have the Opportunity to mentor and guide Educators with their practices Become a part of a dedicated, supportive and friendly team environment. Have the opportunity to receive Above Award wages for the right employees. Please send your detailed resume, along with a cover letter to the below address. Coastal Kids Child Care ATT: Krystal Haskett PO BOX 353, Jurien Bay WA 6516

MORE RECYCLING OPTIONS AT THE JURIEN BAY CRC The Jurien Bay CRC has introduced additional recycling options to their program. You can drop off the following items at the Jurien Bay CRC, as well as printer cartridges and e-waste, to avoid them going to landfill. RAZORS All brands of blades and razors (refillable and disposable products, and replaceable-blade cartridge units) as well as packaging from these products (rigid plastic and flexible plastic).

ROAST AND RETURN COFFEE CAPSULES Green Barista and Di Stefano brands only - these are compostable in industrial compost systems rather than domestic systems.

AIR FRESHENER CONTAINERS Air freshener aerosol cans and spray bottles, plug-in air fresheners and refills, clip-on car air fresheners and refills - any brand.

COFFEE BEAN BAGS Green Barista and Di Stefano brands only.

BREAD BAG CLOSURES Any brand of plastic bread bag closures. No bread bags or other forms of closures such as twist ties.

WRITING IMPLEMENTS Pens, felt tips, highlighters, markers, mechanical pencils, correction tape and fluid pots, fountain pens, ink cartridges. (No glue sticks, erasers, rulers, pencils or scissors.)

ORAL CARE Toothbrushes, toothpaste tubes and caps, electric toothbrush heads, toothbrush and toothpaste tube plastic packaging, floss containers, any brand.

BEAUTY PRODUCTS Such as skin care packaging, hair care packaging and cosmetics packaging any brand.

ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSHES Any brand, toothbrush handle and recharge cords.

COFFEE PODS Aluminium capsules from L’Or, Moccona or Nescafe. Nespresso aluminium coffee pods - please collect separately, they can’t be mixed with other pods. Plastic coffee pods, Nescafe Dolce Gusto brand only.

DISHWASHING CONTAINERS Dishwasher tablet flexible packaging, dishwashing liquid bottles - any brand.

CONTACT LENS PACKAGING All brands of contact lenses, blister packs and contact lens cases.

PLEASE REMEMBER Your first point for recycling should always be your kerbside recycle bin, but if your items can’t be recycled through that system and we have a program for it, bring it in to us for recycling. The Terracycle group ensures that all plastics are shredded and melted into pellets that can be remolded to make new recycled products while the metals are separated and recovered.

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CTRL+ALT+DELETE LASER PRINTER OR INKJET: WHICH PRINTER IS BEST? While the quantity of paper I print on has dropped over the years – especially in my own case where far more of my writing these days appears online rather than in printed format – there’s still a solid need for many of us to own a printer of some sort.

While there are some esoteric print technologies out there using things like solid inks or other printable materials – I once got taken through a factory tour by one printer maker where they showed, and I’m not making this up, a printer that could make materials to be cut into handbags, making it effectively a handbag printer – for most of us, the choice falls between laser printers and inkjet printers. Inkjet printers are pretty easy to explain – the name suggests exactly what they do, using a small jet to squirt ink onto a page as your needs dictate – while laser printers heat up a dried powder – the “toner” in your toner cartridge – to attach it to the printed page. Historically, the choice was very simple indeed. If you wanted a low quantity of printing, or you wanted to print in colour, your best choice was an inkjet printer. They were cheap to buy, although less so if you did end up printing a lot, because the cost of those inkjet cartridges was quite prohibitive. It absolutely wasn’t uncommon to find that you could grab a new inkjet printer for less than the cost of a set of replacement cartridges, although some makers did take advantage of that by putting lowercapacity “starter” cartridges into boxed printer units. If you wanted to print a lot, and especially if you were printing text-heavy documents in volume, laser was the way to go. For some models of laser and injket printer those observations still hold true, but not universally so, and

especially if you’re looking at the consumer end of the market. What we’ve seen in injkets, for example, is the rise of printers that don’t rely specifically on inkjet cartridges, but instead the use of side-mounted ink tanks. Vendors such as Canon and Epson make these under various brands, and they’re quite a good option if you need intermittent colour or photo printing, but you’re not so sure as to when you might need that volume. I’ve been using an Epson ink tank printer in my home office for the past couple of years, and while the model I have was originally pitched for a small office rather than a sole user, it’s done me very well in terms of lasting ink and quality. While I’m nicely situated for inks right now, a quick online check suggests a full set of inks would set me back around $70. That’s not free, obviously – but then in three or so years, I’ve not needed to change the inks yet at all, so that’s an investment that’s way, way cheaper than those smaller inkjet cartridges, and more environmentally friendly too. The flipside of that equation is laser printing. At one time, if you wanted a cheap laser, it would be monochrome and the quality would be only average, while toner costs would be quite high. Sure, it was fast, but it wasn’t great. These days you don’t have to spend thousands to get a very good, highly capable laser printer for both monochrome and colour work. If you don’t need complex colours or photo reproduction in your work, a laser can often outshoot a comparable inkjet, especially on regular paper. If you are in need of lots of photo printing then better stock paper will give you a much more pleasing result – but then again, you’d still generally be better off with a more photo-capable inkjet in that case. If you only print a very small amount indeed, or have need of larger format printing there are models available that can handle that kind of work, but it could also be a better bet financially to consider using an external print provider – such as the printing solutions available through your local Officeworks store – to meet your printing needs. by Alex Kidman | www.geeks2u.com.au

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Shane Love MLA - Media Release 29 January 29 January 2021 Nationals pledge $100 million for natural resource management in the regions Creating environmentally sustainable communities, delivering healthier waterways and coastal areas and protecting biodiversity hotspots will be prioritised under a new $100 million environmental initiative announced by The Nationals WA. Leader Mia Davies made the $100 million commitment - the largest ever for environmental initiatives in regional WA - in Albany today alongside local landcare and catchment groups. “Caring for the environment is embedded in our regional communities and The Nationals are committed to supporting the groups and individuals that manage, restore and conserve our valuable land and water assets,” Ms Davies said. “You can support the economy and help the environment by investing in job-creating projects that build more environmentally sustainable and resilient regional communities.” Ms Davies said The Nationals would commit $100 million of Royalties for Regions over five years towards environmental initiatives across two funding streams if elected to Government at the 2021 State election. “We will increase funding for regional NRM initiatives to $45 million - a $1.8 million boost to $9 million per year, to help organisations like South Coast NRM plan and implement projects that protect and enhance our environment,” Ms Davies said. “Investing in our natural resources helps primary industry, tourism and other regional industries become more sustainable through managing biosecurity threats, enhancing our waterways and adapting to changes in the climate and trade markets. “NRMs are already leaders in regional land and coast care but the funding they receive is regularly oversubscribed, limiting the excellent work they do.” The Nationals WA will also invest $55 million to create a Land and Sea Restoration Fund (LSRF), which will significantly increase funding for carbon farming initiatives, support the creation of a blue carbon industry with the potential to create 3000 new regional jobs. Nationals Deputy Leader and environment spokesperson Shane Love said the LSRF would be overseen by an independent board of climate researchers, land care, conservation, farmer and Aboriginal groups that offer unique insight and understanding into their regions. “The LSRF will deliver job creating programs and projects located in the regions, linked to carbon sequestration and focused on improving land and sea environmental health,” he said. “We’ll also continue to support the Carbon for Conservation initiative to allow the private sector to implement carbon farming in the State’s national parks and reserves.”

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SCAMWATCH ADVICE FOR OLDER AUSTRALIANS Scams target people of all ages and backgrounds, however, some scams are more likely to target older people. WHY OLDER AUSTRALIANS ARE AT RISK Often older Australians have more money and accumulated wealth than younger people, making them an attractive target for a scammer. Scammers will also scour dating sites and social media for older Australians who have recently divorced or lost a long term partner, taking advantage of their inexperience with these sites and their often vulnerable emotional state. Older Australians may also be seen by scammers as generally less internet and computer savvy or familiar with new technology. COMMON SCAMS TARGETING OLDER AUSTRALIANS • Inheritance scams These scams offer you the false promise of an inheritance to trick you into parting with your money or sharing your bank or credit card details. • Rebate scams Rebate scams try to convince you that you are entitled to a rebate or reimbursement from the government, a bank or trusted organisation. • Unexpected prize & lottery scams Unexpected prize and lottery scams work by asking you to pay some sort of fee in order to claim your prize or winnings from a competition or lottery you never entered. • Dating & romance Scammers take advantage of people looking for romantic partners, often via dating websites, apps or social media by pretending to be prospective companions. They play on emotional triggers to get you to provide money, gifts or personal details. • Investment scams Investment scams involve getting you or your business to part with money on the promise of a questionable financial opportunity. DOOR-TO-DOOR AND HOME MAINTENANCE SCAMS Older Australians may also be more susceptible to door-todoor and home maintenance scams. While many legitimate businesses sell things door-to-door, scammers also use this approach. These types of scams generally involve promoting goods and services that are of poor quality, or not delivered at all. Scammers may try and sell you gardening or roofing services, and then bill you for additional work that you did not agree to. Sometimes they may pretend to conduct a survey so they can get your personal details, or to disguise their sales pitch

until they have been talking to you for a while. Some of the warning signs you may be dealing with a scammer include: • they visit late at night, or visit you again after you have said ‘no’ • they don’t show you any identification or give you any contact information, written quotes or receipts • they might demand that you decide to accept their offer on the spot • you may be asked for a deposit or full payment and can only pay by cash or credit card • they fail to tell you about your legal rights, including rights to a cooling-off period. For more information about your rights and protections when approached by a door-to-door salesperson, see: Telemarketing & door-to-door sales https://www.accc.gov.au/ consumers/sales-delivery/telemarketing-door-to-door-sales PROTECT YOURSELF • •

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CONSUMER WATCH A GUIDE TO GRANNY FLATS Creating ‘one big happy family’ might be the dream when it comes to multigenerational living, but in reality there’s a lot to weigh-up before entering into a granny flat arrangement. If you’re wondering where you’ll spend your twilight years, a granny flat interest in your adult child’s home might seem like a win-win – you can downsize to a smaller property, while being on-hand to provide and receive support from your family. But even when families do get along well, living together can create new issues and challenges. When working out what is right for you, it is important to think long-term and to remember that this will be your ‘home for life’, so all the pieces need to fit. With that in mind, Consumer Protection’s free and independent service, the Seniors Housing Advisory Centre (SHAC), has created a new guide about granny flats that’s aimed at helping seniors decide whether this type of arrangement would be suitable for them. The ‘Moving in with your family’ guide examines the things seniors and their families should consider before taking that step, including the importance of having ‘hard chats’

about worst-case scenarios and working out upfront how expenses would be divided. It’s vital that seniors protect their interests, so the guide recommends seeking expert independent legal and financial advice, and points to some useful resources that may assist along the way. Once a decision is made to co-habit, the publication examines the next steps that should occur, including formalising the arrangement with a lawyer and examples of what should be put into writing. It also points to the importance of having ongoing regular discussions about finances, responsibilities and ‘what if ’ scenarios. Given there are so many important points to consider, a handy check-list has been included to cover many aspects of what to consider about your day-to-day living arrangements will look like and what happens if things change in the future. The guide can be found online at www.commerce.wa.gov. au/publications/moving-your-family-multigenerationalliving-and-granny-flat-arrangements or call SHAC on 1300 367 057 to receive a hard-copy.

DON’T BE BLIND TO CORD DANGER We like to think our homes are a safe space for our families, but sometimes the biggest dangers are lurking where you might least expect them.

Strong penalties apply for those who break the law, including fines of up to $220,000 for an individual or $1.1 million for a business or body corporate.

Tragically, free-hanging cords from window coverings like curtains and blinds have been responsible for the deaths and injuries of many Australian children, including a twoyear-old girl who died after being strangled by a blind cord at her Queensland home late last year.

So whether at home or on holiday, you should check every room to make sure loose or looped blind cords are fixed out of reach so that children are not in danger.

With children spending more time at home recently, the young child’s death is a grim reminder for parents and carers to be vigilant of the dangers inside the home and holiday accommodation. Young children often like to climb onto furniture to look out the window, so if they can reach the blind or curtain cords, they may quickly become entangled in them, lose their footing and suffer strangulation or serious injuries. All looped cords must be designed and installed so as to remain firmly attached to a wall or other structure specified in the installation instructions when subjected to a tension force of 70 N applied in any direction for 10 seconds, and to prevent the possibility of a cord forming a loop 220mm or longer at a height of less than 1.6 metres above floor level.

It is also important to make sure that children can’t reach blind cords from their cot, highchair or other furniture. When installing new blinds or curtains, a tie-down/cleat should be used that is not easy to remove from the wall but would come out if significant weight was applied. Safer still, consider doing away with cords altogether by opting for wands instead. Further information for industry and consumers can be found at www.productsafety.gov.au, or come to Consumer Protection on 1300 30 40 54 or consumer@dmirs. wa.gov.au to report an unsafe situation at any home or accommodation premises.

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BAY BUSINESS RECOGNISE THE SIGNS OF BUSINESS BURNOUT Burnout is a state of exhaustion that is typically caused by chronic stress. While not a diagnosable medical condition, it is now classified by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as an occupational phenomenon.

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The WHO outlines the characteristics of burnout as: • feelings of energy depletion or exhaustion • increased mental distance from one’s job, or feelings of negativism or cynicism related to one’s job, and • reduced professional efficacy. BURNOUT IN BUSINESS OWNERS While burnout can affect employees working in all kinds of occupations (and is thought to cost the economy millions each year through lost productivity) small business owners are also susceptible to the phenomenon. When you are ‘always on’ for your business, combined with being exposed to prolonged stress from factors such as the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s important to be aware of the signs of burnout and know how to deal with it. If left unaddressed, burnout may not only have serious impacts on your mental wellbeing, but may also affect the ability of your business to operate at its best. ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM BURNOUT? • you feel tired most days and may even feel completely drained and overwhelmed by what you need to deal with that day • your sleep could be disrupted, and you either have trouble falling asleep or wake up in the middle of the night and can’t fall sleep again 30 CRAYTALES •

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you have trouble concentrating and forget things easily, or can’t focus enough to get things done, leading to a lack of productivity you may experience physical symptoms of stress like shortness of breath, heart palpitations or headaches you may feel depressed and anxious (depression and anxiety are also recognised as mental illnesses in their own right, and you should seek assistance if you are suffering from these) feeling irritable and cynical, which can lead to relationship problems social isolation and detachment – including no longer finding enjoyment in things you usually like doing

WHAT CAN YOU DO ABOUT IT? Addressing the ongoing stress in your life is the main way to help minimise the effects of burnout. While it is common for business owners to feel like they can’t ‘take their foot off the pedal’, ignoring the signs of burnout and soldiering on is only likely to make you feel worse. While anyone in mental distress is encouraged to seek medical advice and support (starting with your GP), here are some ideas to reduce stressors which may have led to feelings of burnout and fatigue. Burnout often stems from overwork and 2021 is a good time to reset your boundaries. The disruption of the pandemic has one silver lining, in that society as a whole has some changed expectations about where people work and when. Take a break Firstly, it is likely that you need a complete break to help you recover. Try to take a holiday from your business — ideally one on which you are not contactable by phone or email, except for emergencies. Identify and tackle stress triggers While you have some distance, list the things that are causing the most stress to you and figure out ways of meeting your goals differently. For example, if being available to clients on phone, social media and email at all hours makes it impossible to switch off, set some boundaries (and communicate these to your clients if necessary). Solutions could include using out of office and voice messages and auto responders to let people

BAY BUSINESS know when you will respond, outsourcing your phone answering to a virtual assistant, and other methods. Outsource or delegate tasks that are stressful for you, such as marketing or bookkeeping, to create more space. It is essential to modify your workload in the long term if you are to recover and keep relapses at bay. This includes ensuring you have a healthy balance of working hours, leisure time and sleep.

become accustomed to pursuing every opportunity. Listen to your gut when you receive a request – if it instantly makes you feel stressed or conflicted, or will undo any of the work you have done in setting boundaries, it is best to turn it down.

Celebrate your achievements Part of burnout is losing sight of what you have achieved in your business. Try to look back over Switch off the socials your business and mark the milestones you have met Switch off social media where you can. Entrepreneurial – whether that was paying yourself a regular wage, ‘influencers’ can help normalise burnout by getting your first employee or receiving glowing reviews from customers. As you recover and feel encouraging a ‘go hard or go home’ mentality. Unfollow! You may want to apply the same rule to better, it will become easier to recognise just how far your leisure time social media as research suggests you have come. a link between the heavy use of social media and an MORE RESOURCES increased risk of depression and anxiety. If you are feeling stressed by the responsibilities Clear your environment of running your own business, you may find these If clutter in your workspace is making your anxious, resources helpful: dedicate some time to clearing and filing so you are • Managing your wellbeing as a business owner not constantly exposed to distraction. https://www.smallbusiness.wa.gov.au/blog/ managing-your-wellbeing-business-owner Healthy mind and body • Managing stress and anxiety Make a plan to take time every day doing things https://www.smallbusiness.wa.gov.au/businessthat are healthy for your body and mind. Whether it advice/managing-stress-and-anxiety is an early morning swim, a lunch time meditation session, or some time spent on a hobby, it’s important • Who can you turn to when you’re the boss? to disconnect from work every day to keep burnout https://www.smallbusiness.wa.gov.au/blog/whoat bay. Fuel your body with healthier food and reduce can-you-turn-when-youre-boss caffeine and alcohol intake to help stabilise your blood • Coronavirus mental health support sugar and improve your sleep. https://www.smallbusiness.wa.gov.au/blog/ coronavirus-mental-health-support Learn to say no Learning to politely decline requests or say no to If you are in distress and need crisis support, contact things that cross your boundaries can be the hardest Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636 or Lifeline on 13 11 14. lesson for many small business owners who have

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JOBLINK 5 WAYS TO EASE YOUR INTERVIEW ANXIETY You’ve got an interview coming up and those butterflies in your stomach are really starting to take flight.

interview run your answers by a friend or family member and hone your responses.

It’s very normal to feel nervous before a job interview. And in times where just getting an interview is a challenge, there can be added pressure to perform perfectly.

Researching the organisation or business beforehand helps you feel more confident about what they do and what they look for in their employees. There are different factors to look into when researching a company, but generally you’ll want to have an understanding of its history, culture, mission, achievements and hiring process.

But if you do land an interview, there are things you can do to prevent that nervous energy from getting the better of you. In fact, feelings of anxiety can actually help your performance in an interview if you learn how to harness them, says SEEK’s Resident Psychologist Sabina Read. Watch this video to learn how to channel your energy into some actions to help you get prepared and organised.

Finally, you want to familiarise yourself with all aspects of the role. Read through the job description carefully and make sure you understand what’s expected. If you’re not sure about anything in particular, you can always ask some questions at the end of the interview. 3. Release your nervous energy In order to make sure that you don’t let your nervous energy get the better of you on the day of the interview, Read suggests doing an activity that’s calming or will help you let that nervous energy go. “Go for a run, meditate or do something that you really enjoy,” she says. This will help you relax and refocus. 4. Breathe “If you feel nervous in the middle of the interview stop and take a deep breath,” Read says. It might sound overly simple, but it can really help calm you down. Breathing deeply helps slow down our thoughts, reduces their intensity and quietens our nervous response.

5 WAYS TO MANAGE YOUR INTERVIEW ANXIETY According to Read, there are five effective ways to handle your feelings of anxiety and nervousness before or during an interview. 1. Reduce external pressures One of the easiest ways to bring your anxiety level down before an interview is to minimise any external pressures. “Things like working out what you’re going to wear and how you’re going to get to the interview sound really simple, but they go a long way to alleviating additional stress,” Read says. 2. Prepare for success Getting organised is a great way to help you feel calm and confident going into an interview. There are lots of aspects involved in interviewing for a position, but there are simple ways to feel on top of what’s to come. One of the best ways to prepare is by practising answers to common interview questions. You can use SEEK’s practice interview builder to see the different types of questions employers tend to ask. Use the days leading up to your

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5. Take perspective While you may have your heart set on one particular role, Read says it’s important to take a broad perspective, rather than putting pressure on yourself to around this one interview or opportunity. “There are always new opportunities, so even if you don’t get the role, you will have gained experience and your network will have broadened as a result,” she says. It’s totally normal to feel anxious or nervous before or during an interview. While there’s no single best way to manage feelings of anxiety, implementing these simple strategies can help you prepare to face your interview with a little more ease and confidence.

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BOAT MEMBERS: Have you changed any of your details? Maybe sold your boat, or bought a new one, changed cars or trailers, or do not wish to continue as a member, please let us know. When a boat is overdue, we need to search the marina car park (or another launching site) to see if the vehicle or trailer are there and we do not want to be wasting valuable time searching for a vehicle or trailer with the incorrect details. It is important that we have your correct details on file, so please help us to update our records. Attention all Boaties: A reminder to please check your VHF Radio to ensure that you are operating on 25 Watts and not 1 Watt. You will need to press the HI/LO button on your handset to adjust. 25 Watts provides a much better reception for broadcasting. To prevent the theft of your vessel or property: With a few incidents of property theft occurring recently, the following are some basic steps that we can all take to protect our property from theft as follows: • record all details of your boat and equipment – including serial numbers – and keep this list in a safe place. • Engrave any valuable items – you can use your driver’s licence number. • Mark your dinghy with an identifying feature, such as your driver’s licence number. • Fit an anti-theft device to your trailer. • Fit a quality lock to your boat. • Remove valuable items from your boat when you leave it unattended. If you have to leave valuables on board, ensure they are out-of-sight. • If you are leaving your vehicle parked on shore while you go boating, please make certain that you leave NO valuables behind and that you secure your vehicle properly.

Consider fitting a quality alarm to your boat. Don’t leave alcohol on the vessel or in sight. Don’t leave keys on your boat. Take them with you.

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GARDEN PLOT BEAT THE HEAT - WITH A DIY SUNSHADE Many parts of Australia get scorchingly hot over summer. Lettuces and many other vegetables are not well-adapted to these high temperatures. Extreme heat can damage leaves and fruit, and reduce the productivity of your garden.

This handy idea and article has been contributed by one of SGA’s subscribers, Sarah Mare. She writes:

To make the sunshade: 1. Make a sleeve at each end of the shade cloth – the sleeves need to be wide enough hold a bamboo pole. You can do this by turning over the raw edge to create a very wide hem, and then sewing the layers together with fishing line. 2. Slide a bamboo pole into each sleeve. Here is the completed sunshade, ready to go over the frame:

We’ve made shade cloth screens to protect our vegetables in the hottest months. The photo (below) shows one of our DIY sunshades, set up to protect plants from the midday and afternoon sun.

Drape the sunshade over the frame and secure it, so that it doesn’t thrash around in the wind. You can secure it by tying the ends of the bamboo poles to the frame, or tying them down to bricks or tent pegs. We made this sunshade using: • 4 tall tomato stakes – for the frame • 4 bamboo poles – 2 for the frame and 2 for the sunshade • 1 piece of shade cloth • Garden twine • Nylon fishing line – to sew sleeves at the raw ends of the shade cloth You should be able to get most of these materials from your local garden supplies outlet. You can get fishing line from some hardware stores or from a bait and tackle shop if you live near the water. To make the frame: 1. Hammer a tomato stake into the ground at each corner of the vegetable bed. 2. Attach a bamboo crossbar between the two rear tomato stakes – the bamboo can be lashed to the tomato stakes using garden twine (see inset in photo below). 3. Attach a bamboo crossbar between the two front tomato stakes.

The sunshade is adjustable – you can get more coverage by tying the sunshade out on an angle like a tent. Alternatively, you could make longer a sunshade so that you can cover both front and rear of the vegetable bed. The sunshade is easy to store over winter. Just wrap the sunshade around its bamboo poles and store it in your shed or garage. The frame can be dismantled or left in place for next year.

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SPORT JURIEN BAY BOWLING CLUB What a great night we had for the return to corporate bowls last Thursday, 4th February. All 28 teams arrived on time and although a little windy, it seemed that everyone had a lot of fun. The winner for round 6 was the Brickcount team with +22, followed by Coastal Trimming on +19 and third was Subway Six Inchers on +12. The WD40’s won the much sought after Mars Bars. After the 6 completed rounds, the leading team is Pot Shop, second is Brickcount and third is Lager Lads Men’s Triples Championship winners: Ian James, Ged Cashmore and Ron Sewel

The Men’s Triples Championships had to be postponed from Saturday 6 February to Sunday due to inclement weather.

Left photo: Men’s Triples Championship runners-up: Brian Emery, Dennis Stokes and Richard Allan Right photo: Mar’s Bar winners: Litchy, Louie and John Butler

Congratulations to the Jurien team who came third in the recent Leeman Open Fours event. The team of Alfie Carlton, Lance Litchfield, Ged Cashmore and Ian Davies lost just one game and had a +36 margin.

The weather on Sunday was kinder, which enabled the bowlers to play four games in the Men’s Triples Championships and find a winner. We had a record 30 players which is a terrific effort for the club The winners, with wins in all 4 games and an aggregate of +35, were Ian James, Ged Cashmore and Ron Sewell. Runners up were Brian Emery, Dennis Stokes and Richard Allan with 4 wins and +30. Mars Bar winners were Litchy, Louie and John Butler.

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Turquoise Coast Elite Electrical

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• 1.7t & 2.5t excavators

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• Drain inspection camera

• Boxer mini loader

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HEALTH DEALING WITH CONFLICT – IS IT AS SIMPLE AS HAVING A LITTLE EMPATHY? How often are we in conflict with someone? Conflict can often bring up a broad range of emotions like fear and anger and even the word is often used to describe war or the clashing of opposed interests. Some conflict is a normal part of any healthy relationship, after all we cannot expect two people to completely agree on the same thing all the time. The saying “let us agree to disagree” is not always as simple as it sounds as often conflict is either avoided or not managed in a healthy way. This often can cause a great deal of harm and emotional pain in our relationships bought about by negative behaviors and feelings such as resentment, manipulation, abuse and/or control. We can experience conflict within our personal relationships, family, workplace, schools or even within ourselves. I think in times of change, uncertainty and being out of our comfort zone (such as the effects of COVID-19) conflict can be exacerbated. Often what is a simple disagreement or misunderstanding can turn into a full-blown conflict as one or both parties perceive it as a threat or personal attack (whether real or not). So, it’s important that we understand what causes and exacerbates conflict as this can depend on a whole range of factors: • Perception: This is influenced by our life experiences, culture, values and beliefs. Do we respond to conflict based on our individual perception or an objective view of the facts? • Emotions: If we are not aware of our emotions or have diﬃculty managing them in times of stress, trying to resolve conflict can be more diﬃcult. • Avoidance: Conflict continues to fester when not dealt with. Putting our head in the sand is one unhelpful coping strategy, self-medication (drinking more, working harder, talking less) is another. • Misunderstanding: A lack of understanding about what others need or value can result in individuals The Regional Men’s Health Initiative delivered by Wheatbelt Men’s Health (Inc.) PO Box 768, Northam WA 6401

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not feeling heard or appreciated creating arguments and distance in relationships. Communication breakdown: This is worthy of another article in itself, but effective communication (both hearing and being heard) is vital for conflict resolution. Understanding the differences in male vs female communication styles is also important (not right or wrong but different!) When we are not coping in any area of our life, failure to communicate how we feel is one of our biggest mistakes. Remember communication is the start to the problem-solving process!

So how do we react or respond to conflict? Several wellknown self-help websites talk about a healthy response to conflict which includes: • Staying calm, non-defensive and being respectful. • Empathize with the other person’s viewpoint (Empathy = the ability to identify, understand and share the feelings of another). • Seek compromise and not hold a grudge or seek to punish the other person. • Forgive and forget (resentment is letting someone else live rent free in your head). • Facing conflict and talking through issues is a chance for personal and relationship growth (not a point of difference about winning or losing). It’s important to understand that we are all unique individuals and the personal, environmental and lifestyle factors affecting our ability to cope with conflict are vast. However, with half of marriages ending in separation/divorce; bullying and harassment being major issues in schools/workplace; and the push for individualism outweighing collectivist values have we lost sight of one important attribute … having a little more Empathy for one another? Terry and the Team The Regional Men’s Health Initiative Phone: 08 9690 2277 Email: menshealth@4blokes.com.au www.regionalmenshealth.com.au

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Dongara Freight DONGARA FREIGHT

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Do you need freight from Geraldton or Dongara? GERALDTON FREIGHT mob: 0427 946 142 DONGARA FREIGHT mob: 0418 939 440 Geraldton pickups Mon-Fri and delivery once a week to Leeman, Green Head and Jurien Bay on Wednesdays.

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KIDS PAGE HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY - 14th FEBRUARY Tic-Tac-Toe

Decorate your heart!

How many words can you make from

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HOROSCOPES with ANNE-ELISABETH Week beginning 15th February AIRES Some challenges may arise between you and somebody else over money matters, which can include how money is being spent, primarily by you. It may feel as though freedom of choice is being restricted, not just in relation to money matters but also in other situations. This may come from somebody who has authority.

LIBRA What might seem as being self-centred or rebellious with somebody else’s attitude could be the thing you need to start thinking of your own pleasures a little more. It might make you realise that if you want to enjoy life it might be necessary to make more time to do so. This could include finding the time to take up a hobby.

TAURUS Annoyance can easily arise when it comes to something you expect to do that gets blocked or restricted. Whoever you might be dealing with will be prepared to compromise to some degree. If you allow your frustration to have too much influence, it could do more harm than good. Let it sit for the week if possible.

SCORPIO Somebody else could challenge things you either have in place or want to put in place. If you think they are being unreasonable, you are probably right. What you have to watch out for is the fact that this could be short lived on their part. For this reason, you should stick to your own plans as they are probably more balanced.

GEMINI There may be the need to review future goals or plans you were intending to pursue. There could be a dawning awareness that the amount of work or detail involved would be too much to have on top of what you already need to handle on a daily basis. Having time available for pleasurable activities is equally important.

SAGITTARIUS Your ideas or imagination will know no bounds right now. You can also be mentally agile and have the ability to take in a lot of new information if necessary. If you need to convince somebody else of your ideas, now would be the time to put them forward. Just be sure you take into account the time needed to implement them.

CANCER You will lean more towards being open minded and accepting alternatives that can work but could find yourself up against resistance from somebody else. This might make you aware, for the first time that they are inflexible when it comes to altering the status quo. Don’t let this put you off – persistence could pay off eventually.

CAPRICORN Clear ideas can come that will enable you to increase your income in some way. This could involve something more up to date that you might have resisted. When it comes to any financial commitment, you need to be sure you maintain a balance between what is necessary and what could turn out to be over-commitment.

LEO Don’t be afraid to make alterations to any commitments you have already entered into or promised you would take on. You may have come to realise that someone else puts their own position first. Your own priorities are important, though they may not be to somebody else - you have to take action to satisfy these yourself.

AQUARIUS In your mind, you could feel there is a lot of promise, which is quite true. There could be so many things to consider that it will be diﬃcult to hone in on what might be most important. Underneath it all you will want to get on quickly but something will tell you that it is better to keep the reins on things and take a balanced approach.

VIRGO The need to embrace new technology can eventually open up all sorts of other possibilities in the long term. You may not have a lot of choice. It may seem overwhelming to begin with but if you take it step by step in your usual Virgo manner, you will eventually absorb a lot more information than you expected.

PISCES In your mind you can feel impatient to get on but time needs to take its course just yet. A strong contemplative mode has the upper hand. Finding quiet time to yourself so that you can think without interruption could bring some very good ideas to the surface of your mind. Then you will realise balanced steps need to be taken. This is a coverage of Sun Signs only. Anne-Elisabeth is available for personal consultations in Astrology, Tarot or Numerology by personal visit, email, phone, skype, zoom. Go to www.anne-elisabeth.com.au or email wisdoms@anne-elisabeth.com.au or phone 08 8342 2884

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Oceanedge Carpentry & Marine ABN 23 307 272 451

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KITCHEN TABLE VALENTINE’S DAY DINNER Jurien Bay Quality Meats has a selection of easy roasts, perfect for a quick and easy Valentine’s Day dinner. This recipe, Lamb Rump Roast with a fragrant grilled tomato salad and streamed greens is ready in under an hour and serves two. Source: https://www.womensweeklyfood.com.au/ INGREDIENTS • • • • • • • •

3 ripe Roma tomatoes, halved 1 small red onion, cut into thin wedges Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste 400 gram lamb rump roast 2 teaspoon olive oil, plus extra for pan 1 clove garlic, finely sliced 10 mint leaves, flnely sliced Steamed green vegetables, to serve

METHOD 1. Preheat oven to 200°C (180°C fan-forced). Line a small baking dish with baking paper. 2. Place the tomatoes and onion into the baking dish, cut-side up. Drizzle with oil. Season. Bake 20 minutes. 3. Meanwhile, trim the fat from the lamb and, with the end of a sharp knife, make incisions into the top of the rump. Push slices of garlic into the incisions. 4. Heat an oiled non-stick frying pan over a high heat. Sear the lamb all over, until browned lightly. 5. Remove the tomato mixture from the oven. Add seared lamb to the baking dish. Bake further 30 minutes, or until lamb is cooked as desired. 6. Remove from oven; transfer lamb to a warm plate. Cover with foil. Rest 5 minutes. 7. To serve, divide the tomato mixture onto warm serving plates with the mint. Carve the lamb into thick slices; place on top of the tomato mixture. Serve with steamed green vegetables.

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PUZZLES ACROSS 1. Kidney, e.g. 6. ____ and crafts 10. Scored on serve 14. Tenant's document 15. Pork or beef 16. Peace symbol 17. Revises copy 18. Apex 19. Prophecy 20. Brahms piece 22. Obvious 24. Not well 25. Glue 26. Main dishes 30. Dandy's neckwear 34. Desperate 35. Revoke 39. ____ day at a time 40. Large antelope 41. Church tower 42. Spelling competition 43. List-ending abbr. 44. Attack 45. British baby buggy 46. Luster 48. Breakfast foods 50. Map book 54. Received 55. Evaluate 58. Spring holiday 62. Tehran's country 63. Hawk, e.g. 65. Window blind 66. Easy gait 67. Talk incoherently 68. Keepsake 69. Shadowbox 70. Again 71. Pay out

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COMMUNITY GROUPS ANGLICAN CHURCH OP SHOP Carmella Street, Old Light Industrial Area Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday 9:00am-1:00pm Donations of good, clean items of clothing and bric-a-brac are welcome Contacts: Pauline Coral

9652 1055 9652 1036

CARERS SUPPORT GROUP The carers group meet on the 3rd Wednesday, once a month and will go somewhere local for lunch. Our area covers Jurien Bay, Cervantes, Badgingarra & Dandaragan, Leeman & Green Head. All are welcome. For more information please call the Jurien Bay HACC Coordinator 9652 0210.

CENTRAL WEST COAST SENIOR CITIZENS GROUP (INC) JURIEN BAY We have daily activities available All are welcome, come along and enjoy the company of like minded people For more information please phone Sec: Nick Blowers 0408 499 234

CHURCH SERVICES 11:00am CWA Centre, Bayliss Street Holy Communion service with Rev’s Peta and Gerry Kirby

2ⁿd Sunday - 10:30am Cervantes Recreation Centre, Aragon Street Cervantes 4th Saturday - 5:30pm Jurien Church House, 77 Bashford Street

Meeting dates posted on jurienbay.net jurienbay.net

Parish Religious Education Program (PREP) classes for the children are held every Wednesday at Parish House, 77 Bashford Street, starting at 3:00pm

Vice-chair: Stephen Brown 9652 2590 or vice_chair@jurienbay.net

CERVANTES HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Chairman: Clinton Strugnell 9652 2030 or chairman@jurienbay.net

Secretary: David Lantzke 9481 7070 or secretary@jurienbay.net

Cadiz Street, PO Box 222, Cervantes

Treasurer: Danielle Stahl 9481 7070 or treasurer@jurienbay.net

Contact Person President: Marilyn Gazeley 0458 668 178 cervanteshistoricalsociety@gmail.com

JURIEN BAY COMMUNITY GARDEN

CWA JURIEN BAY CWA Centre, Bayliss Street Meetings - 4th Monday of each month commencing at 9:00am President Chris Brandenburg 0427 782 062

JURIEN BAY BADMINTON GROUP Tuesdays 9:00 - 11.00am Jurien Bay Sport and Recreation Centre Visitors & new members welcome Keep fit and have fun Phone: 0400 089 433

JURIEN BOWLING CLUB We welcome anyone who is interested in having a roll to join us for social bowls on Wednesdays and Fridays. Wednesdays ~Ladies ~1.30pm Men’s ~ 3.30pm Fridays~ Mixed Scroungers Bowls ~names must be in by no later than 2.30pm All visitors and newcomers will be made very welcome. For more information, contact Ian Davies on 0428 944991 jurien.bowls.com.au https://www.facebook.com/jurien.bowls

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JURIEN BAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Ph: 9651 1054

Enter just south of the Information Bay Donations welcome | We collect 0404 288 511

Non-Denominational Community Church (Inc.) (Est in Jurien, 1987)

Contact Jim Rees 9652 1949

Meet 3rd Thursday of each month at 7:00pm at the Marine Rescue Tower. $5.00 for members | $10.00 for non-members Annual Membership $50.00 Contact: Jason Harris 9652 2782 / 0418 259 389 www.juriencameraclub.com.au

Good, cheap used Furniture and Bric-a-Brac

Ph: 9652 1055

1st, 2ⁿd, 4th and 5th Sunday - 9:30am CWA Centre Bayliss Street Most Sundays we have visiting Ministers from Perth Churches All Welcome to our Fellowship

Everyone is welcome MASS TIMES 1st, 3rd & 5th Sunday -10:30am Jurien Church House, 77 Bashford Street

Keen gardeners meet Saturday mornings in the school grounds. Membership fees $1.00 per year Contact the Jurien Bay CRC or more information 9652 2425 or office@jurienbaycrc.net.au

1st & 3rd Saturday of each month 8:00am to 11:00am At the Progress Shed (previously Lions)

3rd Sunday of each month,

Service times

JURIEN BAY CAMERA CLUB INC

GARAGE SALE

ANGLICAN CHURCH

JURIEN BAY

OUR LADY STAR OF THE SEA CATHOLIC SERVICES

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Meetings held on the 1st and 3rd Monday of every month Shed is open for projects and/or a cuppa and a chat 9:30am every Monday Interested in joining please contact us: Bob Hendry - 0427 785 735 Rob Shanhun - 0475 516 288

JURIEN BAY COUNTRY GOLF CLUB Visitors and newcomers welcome anytime. Come and try our quality country course. Golf cards and green fees on verandah in alcove. OUR WEEKLY COMPETITIONS Thursday Scroungers: Men’s & Ladies 2pm Saturday Scroungers: Men’s & Ladies 1pm Conditions displayed on the board Pres: Steve Gilman 0412 626 785 M Capt’n: Barry Nun 0427 441 957 L Capt’n: Debbie Gibson 0417 233 344 www.juriengolf.com.au

COMMUNITY GROUPS JURIEN BAY DART CLUB MIXED CASUAL DARTS Thursdays until 4th March, followed by regular season from 11th March 6:45pm for 7:00pm start Jurien Bay Bowling Club

JURIEN BAY VOLUNTEER MARINE RESCUE GROUP (INC.) Interested in joining our Group? Contact: 9652 1950 www.jurienmarinerescue.com.au

All Welcome. Enquiries contact Carla 0488 196 456

JP SIGNING CENTRE Meetings 1st Wednesday of the month, 7pm at CWA Centre, Bayliss Street EVERYONE IS WELCOME Enquiries: Chair - Bevin Paxman 0438 946 313 Sec - Sue Lowe 0404 288 511

Monday -Friday | 9am - 5pm Jurien Bay CRC, 67 Bashford Street 9652 2425

LEEMAN GREEN HEAD COMMUNITY BUS

JURIEN BAY REGIONAL HERBARIUM GROUP

Contact June Delgado for more info

Interested in Native Flora | Interested in Coastal Care | Enjoy a Bush Walk

Bus goes to Geraldton every few months $10pp

Meet at 9:30am on the 1st Friday of each month at the DPAW shed on Carmella Street, Jurien Bay. New Members most welcome Jenny - 0418 950 189 Gill - 0488 143 207 jbayherbarium@gmail.com

june.delgado@outlook.com November date to be confirmed

FAMILIES, CHILDREN & YOUTH GROUPS JURIEN BAY PLAYGROUP

Jurien Bay Playgroup welcomes all families with young children. If you are new to Jurien Bay please come along and get to know other families in a fun and friendly environment (0-5 years). We meet at the Family Resource Centre every Tuesday 9 - 10:30am for Craft and Fruit Time (excluding school and public holidays) Session Fee: $3 per child $1 per additional child For further details please contact Elanna Roach - 0419 040 850 jurienplaygroup@hotmail.com

TURQUOISE COAST NETBALL ASSOCIATION President: Secretary: Treasurer: Registrar:

Emily Wray Nikita Fazey Natasha Kirk Bron Hooper

0409 122 295 0449 933 084 0414 497 427 0427 635 015

NetSetGo (5-10years) | Juniors (10-13years) Contact: Ann Main 0428 466 218

Contacts

JURIEN BAY SES Interested in joining the SES? Find out more today. Call 0413 123 895 or Email jurienses@gmail.com

JURIEN BAY TABLE TENNIS CLUB Jurien Sport & Recreation Centre, Bashford Street Tuesday evenings from 6:30pm Enquiries to Sue – 0430 103 188 (A/H)

JURIEN BAY VOLUNTEER FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE Join a group of dedicated people who train on Tuesdays from 5pm onwards For more information contactCaptain: Jason Everington 0408 814 590 Secretary: Meeryn Hay 0409 900 906 jurienbayvfrs@bigpond.com VOLUNTEERS WELCOMED

WHERE: AT THE TENNIS COURTS/TOWN HALL

Time: Open to the public 8am - 12pm When: 3rd Saturday each month New stall holders most welcome Contact: Joyce Evans 9652 1931

RETURNED & SERVICES LEAGUE OF AUSTRALIA JURIEN BAY SUB BRANCH

Meeting Bi Monthly Meet and greet social evening 1st Wednesday of each month Jurien Bay Bowling Club - 5:30-7:30pm Members, friends, traveling members all welcome President: Wayne Gibson 0428 653 002 Secretary: Ross Campbell 0417 185 534 Treasurer: Alice de Vos 0417 799 446 M’Ship Officer: Jim Bayne 0409 881 009

ST JOHN WA JURIEN BAY SUB CENTRE Cnr Bashford & Cook Street Ph/Fax (08) 9652 1088 Email jurienbay@stjohnwa.com.au Fist Aid Bookings call (08) 9621 1613 or firstaidwheatbelt@stjohnwa.com.au

ARE YOU A SPORTING OR SOCIAL GROUP FOR THE YOUNGER MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY? Please get in touch with us, so we can add your info here!! P: 9652 2425 E: craytales@jurienbaycrc.net.au

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The Jurien Bay CRC oﬀers one-on-one computer and technology sessions. We can help you with anything you want! Setting up a Facebook account, Online shopping, creating word documents (for resumes, etc.), using an iPad or Android device, and more!

Intensive one-on-one support for only $10 per hour Contact us today for more information! Ph: 9652 2425 E: oﬃce@jurienbaycrc.net.au

CLASSIFIEDS WORK WANTED CLOTHING ALTERATIONS & Mending - Jurien Bay area. many years experience. Sue 0408 499 709 BOBCAT AND LASER LEVEL, Jurien and surrounding areas, experienced operator for final levels and general work Peter Chapman 0427 514 242 FIRE BREAKS SLASHING Alta Mare area, cheap rates 0407 382 577

2 x new in box ELECTRIC BICYCLES. Mens $950, Ladies $850 or $1,600 for both. Located in Green Head. Call Martin 0400 611 384 Electolux Ultraone VACUUM CLEANER. Hardly used excellent condition. Comes with spare bags - $100 - Call John 0409 992 644 Rockwell 255mm (10inch) working DROP SAW with near new blade - $49 - 0499 558 433

WANTED

Beaver CHAIN BLOCK - As new. Industrial, rated capacity 5,000kg, load test 6.25t - $500 ono - 0429 482 426

Wanting to buy old round cane CRAYPOTS. (Sticky Pots). Please call Veronica 0419270675

FOOD VAN - Ongoing trade on a daily basis - $35,000 ono Phone 0438 001 421

MUSICIANS for Men's Shed Band - Drums, Keyboard, Bass, Vocals and other instruments. Call Leigh 0407 002 434 or Bob 0427 785 735

4 x Plastic CRAYPOTS - Offers - Richard 0429 004 567

BUCKETS of any size wanted (for collecting things for the garden and moving things around) and buckets or tubs with lids (for collecting material to be added to the worm farm). Can be dropped off at the CRC. Contact Linda Negri 0468 850 108 - Jurien Bay Community Garden FOR SALE Roadstar Vacationer CARAVAN - 2003 Poptop, 17'6" 2 single beds, long licence, new tyres, solar panels, satellite dish, good condition with many extras. Ready to go. $12,500 call 0408 479 012 Jayco Heritage 22ft Caravan - $30,000 ONO. Phone 0438 006 062 or 9652 1313 2 x Rhode Island Red HENS - $15 each includes 2 x bags grain - Call 0476 302 613 DOUBLE MATTRESS - Queen size Slumber Care Posture Align (Medium) - used for only 10 days. Cost $1,200, sell $800 - 0419 934 315 or 0428 517 016 DINGHY - Aluminium 12ft Dinghy with 2 x 9.8 Mercury Outboards. Collapsible bulldog trailer & many extras $3,500 Call Peter on 0439 997 144 CHAIN BLOCK - 3 tonne capacity $200 Call Peter on 0439 997 144

STAMPS, mint - 13 x Australia Post deluxe albums - $1,000 Will sell individually - Sue 0458 147 719 3.9m Stacer DINGHY - 25hp Johnson outboard, floor rear ladder, 12 months licence, 2 spare tyres + life jackets. Located in Cervantes - $4,500 - 0417 741 525 3.95m Ceajay DINGHY, 15hp Yamaha + V4 dinghy with extras - $4,000 for both 0400 611 384 New MIDLAND MAXI BRICKS x 3,500. Can load in Jurien Bay - $2,700 - 0409 969 292 - Price reduced! PIZZA OVEN - wood-fired oven commercial size, great for parties and large catering functions. Roasts, pizzas, fish and char-grill. Has customised trailer for portability. Professional model - $6,500 (replacement $13,000) 0419 199 990 LASER LEVEL - Redback ARL509. Very little use 0412 472 613 WASHING MACHINES and FRIDGES - 9652 1931 4.8m Westerberg ALUMINIUM RUNABOUT with canopy and bar work, 60hp Mercury 2-stroke on licensed trailer $8,500 - 0487 430 728 CARPET OVER-LOCKING Cut and bound - $4 per metre - Tony 0408 959 864

BMX BIKE $60, 2 x kids BOOGIE BOARDS $15 for the pair, 1 x T-BAR, 1.5m long $25 - Phone Peter 0458 533 592

PLEASE LET CRAYTALES KNOW IF YOUR ITEMS SELL - THANK YOUFREE 3-line advertisement. No business adverts or services will be included in the classified section email to craytales@jurienbaycrc.net.au or call 9652 2425 10th February 2021 • CRAYTALES 55

ADVERTISERS INDEX ACS Roofing...................................................................34 Amity Health..................................................................21 Bay Glass Jurien.............................................................44 Bendigo Bank - Community Sponsorship Program.10 Catholic Homes.............................................................47 Coastal Kids Care Inc - Employment advert Educational Leader........................................................22 Coastal Trimming.........................................................21 Coastline Sheds..............................................................40 CTS - Coastline Technical Services............................48 Darren Slyns - Liberal for Moore - Media Release...36 DC Limestone & Fencing.............................................34 Direct Contracting........................................................22 Dongara Freight.............................................................44 DWC Trees.....................................................................54 Elite Electrical................................................................42 Eyden Plumbing & Gas.................................................54 Innes Air & Electrical...................................................39 J & R Carter's Fine Furniture.........................................6 Jurien Bay Building.......................................................34 Jurien Bay Computer Services.....................................10 Jurien Bay Concrete & Earthworks.............................54 Jurien Bay Physiotherapy.............................................40 Jurien Bay Quality Meats..............................................48 Jurien Bay Smiles...........................................................28 Jurien Bay Trenching & Excavations..........................44 Jurien Bayview Realty.....................................................2

Jurien Bayview Realty - Victor Risely.........................17 Jurien Concrete Services..............................................39 Jurien Firebreaks and Slashing Service.......................42 Jurien Sport & Recreation Centre Job Advert.......................................................................10 Lewis Motors Moora.....................................................24 Many Paws Dog Wash..................................................42 Moora Toyota.................................................................33 Northern Garage Doors................................................34 Oceanedge Carpentry & Marine.................................48 Oracle Group.................................................................40 Peter Juhren Concreting Services................................40 Professionals Jurien Bay...............................................18 Ray White Jurien Bay....................................................58 RDI Transport................................................................34 Shadbolt Electrical.........................................................19 Shane Love MLA - Media Release 29 January...........26 Snake Remover - Jim Salmon......................................34 St John Ambulance - Volunteer Community Transport Drivers Required.............................................................4 St John Ambulance - Volunteers...................................6 Summit Fertilizer...........................................................39 Sunmaster Joondalup....................................................47 Swan Aussie Sheds & Steel Supplies............................44 The Last Drop Plumbing Co........................................22 Turquoise Coast Plumbing, Gas & Excavation..........42 Western Regional Towing............................................39 Eneabba Coorow Leeman

Are you NOT listed above as a Craytales Advertiser? Secure business revenue, grow your profits and gain added recognition within the region 600 copies distributed every two weeks, published online, with an estimated readership of over 1800 people. Contact the Editor today and secure your 2021 advertising E: craytales@jurienbaycrc.net.au or Ph: (08) 9652 2425

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Discounts apply to accounts which are billed in advance 6 editions continual advertising 5% discount 12 editions continual advertising 10% discount We can design an advert for you or you can supply your own. If you want to discuss your advertising options further please call 9652 2425 or email craytales@jurienbaycrc.net.au for an advertising information package. All Classified adverts are free to place, unless you want to include a photo which is charged at $10 per edition 56 CRAYTALES • 10th February 2021

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JURIEN BAY CERVANTES GREEN HEAD LEEMAN ENEABBA BADGINGARRA

08 9652 2077

For personal, friendly service & honest advice , our Jurien Bay offi fficce is open 7 days a week!

Suite 6, Jurien Bay Shopping Centre

NEW LISTING FROM $649,000

5 Ocean & Island Views Jurien Bay Lot 2, 7 Grigson Street

NEW LISTING $449,000

NEW LISTING $415,000

Locati tio on, Lifestyle & Possibiliti tie es 3 Jurien Bay 17 Shearwater Drive

Holiday Dreamsâ€”1km To Beach 4 Green Head 28 Worthington Street

Brilliant location - fantastic ocean & island view. Suited for a large family with 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas, 3 x R/C aircon, shed, low maintenance yard all on a 656m2 block.

912m2 with dual bathroom facilities, open plan living & kitchen, balconies located on both the North & South sides & double carport makes this the ideal holiday location to get away.

Brilliant 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, TR homes built. Features a large modern kitchen/living area with separate theatre room. A great holiday or permanent home, presents as new.

PRICE REDUCED TO $419,000

FOR SALE $475,000

FOR SALE $395,000

Samantha Murdock 0409 104 724

Great Opportunity Jurien Bay 7 Melaleuca Way

A 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom brick veneer with timber frames 2 storey home on 822sqm block. The bedrooms are all generous size and have 4 built in robes. Great views from balcony.

Greg Johnson 0407 526 030

Samantha Murdock 0409 104 724

Complete Coastal Dream Jurien Bay 6 Verticordia Place

Samantha Murdock 0409 104 724

Greg Johnson Principal | Licensee & Sales 0407 526 030

Greg Johnson 0407 526 030

Well Presented Charming Home Jurien Bay 11 Figtree Way

Semi-Rural

Kay Simmons Cervantes Sales 0429 202 488

Ray White Jurien Bay

Samantha Murdock Jurien Sales 0409 104 724

Commercial

Phoebe Pini Office Administrator & Property Manager

Samantha Murdock 0409 104 724

SOLD $255,000

3 1 2 Country/Seaside Locati tio on Jurien Bay 31 Geronimo Crescent SOLD 4 2 2 & hardiplank house on a 2.05ha (5 J3x1 urietimber n Bay 29 Dryandra Blvd acre) block. Features include a 9m x 6m colorSpacious 4x28m with modern open plannedpool. living, bond shed, x 7m patio & swimming R/C Greaircon. g JohnOutdoor son 040entertaining 7 526 030 area with great rear access for boats, small garden shed and large backyard with reticulated lawn.

Samantha Murdock 0409 104 724

Spacious, easy living, relaxed home. Grand entrance, huge master bedroom with ensuite, BIR's, theatre, spacious kitchen, great rear decked patio, small garden shed & rainwater tank.

SOLD $350,000

Double storey, 4x2 with 2 separate indoor living areas, multiple outdoor living areas, large shed with rear access, manicured gardens in a fantastic location in the original Jurien Bay.

Residential

Constructed on a 866sqm block 1km from town center and/or beach 4 bedroom with office or 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom house. Large caravan/ boat port over the driveway.

SOLD $420,000

SOLD Jurien Bay 57 Lesueur Drive

Greg Johnson 0407 526 030

SOLD Jurien Bay 32 Bower Street

It's the perfect lock N leave holiday home. 800sqm corner block. With great rear access to the shed. Low maintenance and somewhere to rest your head in a brilliant location.

Samantha Murdock 0409 104 724

Industrial

Rural

Sarah Lyons Reception & Holiday Bookings

Lisa McGregor Property Management

Business

Marg Johnson Accounts

ISSUE 382 â€˘ 10th FEBRUARY 2021