ONGERUP GRAPEVINE

June 30th 2016

FREEZER MEALS WORKSHOP there are a few spots left for this day on 14th July contact the CRC if you would like to take part. We have one participant who can no longer come so if anyone would like to take her spot can you please let Rebecca know. ONGERUP SPORTING COMPLEX MEETING A General Meeting will be held Wed 20 July at 7.30pm. Matters to be discussed are: upcoming fundraising/catering events/ what is happening with Tennis Club rooms?/maintenance/security etc. If you wish to add anything to the Agenda please email to slee@wn.com.au Jan Slee Secretary. SUPER 66 The Ongerup Sporting Complex would like to thank the community for supporting this year's Super 66 Fundraiser. Thank you also to Mick and the girls in the shop for promoting and selling the tickets. The first draw is this Saturday 2nd July. Good luck everybody! Thanks, Tina Harding GENEVIEVE MASSAGE CLINIC Thursday 23rd was my last day working in Ongerup. I can't thank my Ongerup clients enough for their support to my business over the years. To those who have seen me in Ongerup or travelled out to Jerra-mungup for treatment, your continued support has been greatly appreciated. I will truly miss each and every one of you. Keep well and farewell, Genevieve ONGERUP STORE the new email address for the store is generalstore@ongerup.com.au Please contact Deb with your orders and for mail run deliveries and don't forget this week 25% off frozen Sadlers and Mt Barker Chicken meats.

COMING EVENTS

JULY

1 Wine Appreciation Club

14 Freezer Meal workshop

19 Excel course

28 Agrimaster course

SEPTEMBER

Art Trail

Hidden Treasures

P: 08 9828 2325

F: 08 9828 2326

E: ocrcgrapevine@gmail.com

W: ongerupcrc.net.au

Community Notices

Congratulations to Marnie and

Hannes on their engagement.

Voting this Saturday will take place at the school 8 am to 6 pm. don't forget there is no voting in Borden this year!!

Yongergnow have a coffee and cake voting day special for $8.00 call for a take away to get you to sport!!! 98282325

Casual employee required 10 to 15 hours a week to assist in intensive piggery operation. Must be avail-able every second week-end for approximately 3

hours per day 8am to 11am. Remaining hours

be selected days between Monday and Friday to

blend in with the applicant. Half days could

be suitable as long as a regular pattern is

developed. Training available. Applicant must be able to achieve quality

assurance standards. Corackerup Farming

9828 2059 or 0488 353 021

Ongerup/Needilup Museum Notes Luckily rain did not fall to dampen the spirits of the dozen or so Museum Busy Bee volunteers who came to rake, broom, dig and cut the garden beds and walkways back into a neat and manageable area again. A big thank you to all who participated in the clean-up (please note that Cleo the dog and Benedict the toddler were useful members of the team)! The next Museum General Meeting will be 4th August when planning for the Wildflower display will start and information for "pickers" be updated. We will also need to set a date for cleaning the inside of the museum buildings and a pathway and garden maintenance check, prior to

the Wildflower opening day of September 12th. If you are interested in helping, please look out for a note in the Grapevine!

News from the Fairways of the Ongerup Golf Club

Sunday the 26th of June was a stroke completion.

With the Fairways freshly mowed and the course nice

and soft a good field struck out to play in almost per-

fect conditions.

Men’s winner was in form golfer Skeigh Weston with

Net 74. Runner up Tom Hart with Net 78. Ladies win-

ner was Vicki O’Neill with Net 86

It was good to see some 9 hole players turning up to

enjoy the great conditions.

Next week will be the Gnowangerup Men’s Open Day with a good contingent of local players

planning to attend. There will be a Stableford competition for those at home.

ONGERUP DART ASSOCIATION

PREMIERSHIP LADDER 2016

Boomers 5 vs Jerry Hotel 4

Highest Average: D Punch 63.19, S Solomon 47.67

Higehst Peg: N Eastough 64

100’s: D Punch 100 x 4, 123, 140, T Hayward 100,

103, N Eastough 100 x 2, S Solomon 121, L Pocock

140

Jerry Sports Club 6 vs Ongerup Hotel 3

Highest Average: Don Sclater 53.98, G Buxton

46.58

Highest Peg: J Guy 40

100’s: A Paewai 114, 120 x 2, D Vickery 140, G

Buxton 100 x 4, Daryl Sclater 100, Don Sclater

100,120,134,139

Gnowangerup 9 vs Borden 0

Borden Forfiet

FIXTURES 1st July, 2016

Jerry Hotel vs Ongerup

Gnowangerup vs Jerry Sports Club

Borden vs Boomers

Points

for win

%

Games

1 Gnowangerup 12 44

2 Jerry Sports Club #11 51

3 Boomers #11 40

4 Ongerup Hotel 6 29

5 Jerry Hotel 4 34

6 Borden 2 18

24th June 2016

# Non attendance at meeting

Round 8

Planning and Development Act 2005

PLANNING PROPOSAL

The local government has received an applica-

tion to use and/or develop land for the

following purpose and public comments are in-

vited.

Lot No: 196

Street: Stutley Street

Suburb: Gnowangerup

Proposal: To use the premises for tyre shop

and mechanical repairs.

Details of the proposal are available for

inspection at the Shire of Gnowangerup office,

28 Yougenup Road, Gnowangerup. Comments

on the proposal may be submitted to the local

government in writing on or before Friday 22

July 2016.

Shelley Pike

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

FEES AND CHARGES

Local Government Act 1995

In accordance with section 6.19 of the Local

Government Act 1995, the Shire of

Gnowangerup gives local public notice that it

has

adopted its 2016/2017 Schedule of Fees and

Charges and intends charging the fees and

charges contained therein from 15th

July 2016.

The Schedule of Fees and Charges can be

viewed on the Shire’s website or by contacting

the Shire Admin Office at 28 Yougenup Rd,

Gnowangerup.

Shelley Pike

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Ongerup Roadhouse Update

Pallinup Pastoral Company and Kevin and Laura Ferrel are in the final stages with their conveyancing agenda of the transfer of ownership of their Ongerup Traders Roadhouse to Pallinup Pastoral Co. Following no prospective buyers coming forward for the premis-es and business, Pallinup Pastoral were approached for possible purchase.

The Board viewed the situation with three possible alternatives.

1. Purchase the premises and re-open for fuel usage only, with bowser as is and Ongerup Tyres and Automotive operate fuel only outlet during business hours.

2. Purchase the premises and upgrade fuel outlet to a 24 hour card operation, with Ongerup Tyres and Automotive handling day time cash sales.

3. Purchase the premises and upgrade fuel to 24 hours service and find a family want-ing to lease the Roadhouse as a café-restaurant.

The Board have chosen option 2 as the desirable direction to proceed in, with the finding of personnel to lease and operate the Roadhouse as a café-restaurant being a totally separate project to be handled at an undefined later date, after the successful comple-tion of the purchase of premises and upgrading of fuel outlet to a 24 hour card operation, plus cash sales during business hours.

Pallinup Pastoral Pty Ltd are in a position to successfully purchase the premises with cur-rent cash reserves, but will need additional funds to upgrade the fuel facilities and hence 24 hour service.

Pallinup Pastoral Pty Ltd can use the banking facilities that are available to us, but will need additional community ownership and involvement. The fuel upgrade will cost $30,000 with another $5-10,000 for sundry improvements and expenses. Community in-volvement can be in several different forms. Our traditional funding has been in share holding, with shares being available in multiples of $5,000. People wishing to be in-volved in the project may also contribute by cash donations or a produce commitment such as wool, stock or crop commitment, e.g. 5 ha or multiples of crop at harvest, sub-ject to seasonal conditions. Any of the above would be appreciated. Once the agree-ment is signed, the conveyancing of the title will commence and Pallinup Pastoral Pty Ltd have 30 days for settlement. Even without the Roadhouse progressing, the lease of the fuel component and lease of the house for residential purposes, will give the Pallinup Pastoral Pty Ltd sufficient income to cover share holder dividends and small mainte-nance of sundry items in the foreseeable future.

Please feel free to contact any of the following:

Graeme Jones - chairman 98 282059

Kingsley Vaux - vice chairman 98 282082

Vicki O’Neill - board member 98 282282

Mick Creagh - board member 0427 641 044

Rosie Chisholm - secretary 0437 691 032

JULY 2016 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

1

Wine club

6 pm

2

voting at the

Primary school

3

4

Jan bday

5 6

7 8 9 10

11 12 13 14 freezer meal

workshop

15 16 17

18

Sally bday

19 Greg bday

Excel workshop

20

Complex meeting

21

22

23 24

25

Graeme bday

26

27 28

Agrimaster

course

29 30

Tina bday

31

Photo left to right: Peter Rundle, Neah Stewart,

Shelley Pike, Keith House, Hon. Tuck Waldron

MLA

School holidays

AGRIMASTER COURSE

Yongergnow-Ongerup Community Resource Centre

are hosting an AGRIMASTER Course

Thursday 28th July

10am until approximately 12.30pm

$5 per person

Presented by Lincolns Accounting Services

Please register your name ASAP to make sure this

course goes ahead.

Call us on 9828 2325 or email ongerup@crc.net.au

Lunch available to purchase from Yongergnow Café

on the day.