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Yakabout
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Issue# 216 Dated 24/05/2021
Three Springs Community day Included:
A free workshop with twig and crochet sculptor Mikaela Castledine
A chance to see and add to Mikaela Castledines Echidna
Giant Games Including a massive reproduction of the 1940s board
game ‘Wheat Convoy’
Weekend tunes with a live DJ
Book Exchange
A chance to have a closer look
at the contents of the time capsule
unearthed last year
INDOOR BOWLS
PLEASE “ WE NEED YOU “ New & Old Players welcome
PUT ON YOUR BOWLING SHOES & HEAD ON DOWN
WHERE * TS COMMUNITY HALL
WHEN * TUESDAYS 9-12 NOON
COST * $2 PER PLAYER
If you would like more information please
Ring : Adele on 0458 090 839
SHREDDED PAPER
Available at : The Shire of Three Springs
Great for worm farms, Compost heap, chooks and Garden Mulch
YAKABOUT
The Yakabout is now free of charge & it is on the Shire website! There will be
limited number of printed copies available from the Shire Office and Post Office.
Check out the new webpage with the issues from 2020 & 2021. To place an advert please email the
Three Springs Shire Yakabout yakabout@threesprings.wa.gov.au , Or call the Shire on 9954 1001.
Yakabout Issue Dates & Charges 2021
7/6/2021 - 21/6/2021 - 5/7/2021 - 19/7/2021 - 2/8/2021 - 16/8/2021 - 30/8/2021 - 13/9/2021 -
27/9/2021 - 11/10/2021 - 25/10/2021 - 8/11/2021 - 22/11/2021 - 6/12/2021
Non-Business Attachments (copies provided $8) Business
Full Page B&W $30.00 Full Page B&W $40.00
Full Page Colour $80.00 Full Page Colour $160.00
Half Page B&W $15.00 Half Page B/W $20.00
Half Page Colour $40.00 Half Page Colour $80.00
Quarter Page B/W $8.00 Quarter Page B/W $10.00
Quarter Page Colour $40.00 Quarter Page Colour $40.00
Adverts need to be in by noon the Friday before publishing on the Monday.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Tuesdays $2 per player Indoor Bowls @9.00am–12.00pm Community Hall
Tuesdays $2 Entry Yoga @2.00pm-3.30pm Community Hall
Wednesday 26 May Astro tourism event @6.00pm-8.30pm Three Springs Golf Club
Wednesday 26 May Ordinary Council Meeting @ 5.00 pm Council Chambers
2021 COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Do you have an event that you would like to add to the community calendar?
If so, please contact the Shire Office on 9954 1001
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
(IN THE CASE OF AN EMERGENCEY PLEASE CALL 000 FIRST)
DOCTOR .............................................................................................................................................. 9954 1013
FIRE REPORTING .............................................................................................................................................. 000
SHIRE OFFICE................................................................................................................................ 9954 1001
A/H – C.E.S.M. .............................................................................................................................. 9954 1001
HARVEST BAN INFORMATION ............................................................................................................... 9487 6519
HOSPITAL.............................................................................................................................................. 9954 3200
INFANT HEALTH CLINIC ......................................................................................................................... 9954 3213
MIDWEST MENS HEALTH...................................................................................................................... 9690 2277
(Talk to a mate) Mensline Australia ................................................................................................. 1300 789 978
POISONS INFORMATION ................................................................................................................... PMH 13 1126
POLICE
EMERGENCY ............................................................................................................................................. 000
NON EMERGENCY ..................................................................................................... 9954 4222 OR 13 1444
SCHOOLS
THREE SPRINGS PRIMARY SCHOOL .............................................................................................. 9954 3700
THREE SPRINGS PRE-PRIMARY..................................................................................................... 9954 3700
CARNAMAH DISTRICT HIGH ........................................................................................................... 9951 1266
MORAWA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ................................................................................................ 9971 0900
SHIRE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE .......................................................................................................... 9954 1001
VETERINARY (DONGARA) ...................................................................................................................... 9927 1329
RSPCA (MAUREEN ROGERS)............................................................................................................ 0411 079 376
WATER CORPORATION ............................................................................................................................... 13 1375
WESTERN POWER ..................................................................................................................................... 13 1351
Shire of Three Springs
Office Hours: Monday to Friday 8am- 4:00pm
132 Railway Road, Three Springs WA 6519
PO Box 117, Three Springs WA 6519
Telephone: 08 9954 1001 Fax: 08 9954 1183
Email: general@threesprings.wa.gov.au
Website: www.threesprings.wa.gov.au
Services Offered:
Library: DVD’s, Audio Books, Large Print Books
Department of Transport Licensing, Boat Licensing
(Tuesdays - Thursdays)
Community Hall & Sports Pavilion, Sports Amenities
Community Bus Hire,
Public Computer Internet Access, WIFI Hotspot
Dog and Cat Licensing, Cat Traps
Photocopying Service
Ranger and Emergency Services
Visitor’s Centre opens approx. July to October (CLOSED)
Shredded paper available @Shire of Three Springs
Three Springs Aquatic Centre is Closed
Also based at the Shire Offices on a part time basis:
Environmental Health Officer
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT TRANSACTIONS
CLOSED MONDAYS & FRIDAYS
Department of Transport (DoT) Services At Shire Admin Centre
Only Available 3 DAYS A WEEK
* Licensing Hours: Tuesdays —Thursdays 9:00am to 3:00pm
* Theory Test hours: Tuesdays —Thursdays 9:00am to 2:00pm
* PDA Assessor: Geraldton
Community Group Information
Churches
Anglican / Uniting See Church notices Trinity Church Carter Street Morris Van Buerle – 9954 5043
Peter Whale - 0427 541 080
Catholic 4pm St Paul’s Catholic Church Fr Brian Ahearn
Touche Street 9927 1451
0427 271 452
Community Groups
Community Action Group 3rd Tuesday of the 4pm Aquatic Centre Function 9954 1001
month Room
Craft Group Wednesdays 9am—3pm $1.00 Old Nurses Quarters
Friends of the North- Brenda Bowman
Midlands Health Service 0427 511 339
Historical Society Judy and Roy Mutter
0427 547 733
Mingenew Painting Club 1st Wednesday of Terri Traylen-Witt
the month (March- 9954 1213
August)
North Midlands Carnamah 9951 1036
Agricultural Society
Returned Serviceman Ray Morgan
League 9954 1014
RSL Women's Auxiliary Lorraine Morgan
9954 1014
Tourists Information 10am - 2pm Visitors Centre Cathy Reed
9954 7012
9954 1590
Three Springs Lions Club Jon Addison 0428 541 255
Emergency Services
St Johns Ambulance Merle Isbister
0428 511 030
Volunteer Fire Brigade Training twice a Rod Ennor
month out of fire 0458 246 531
season
Youth
Coderdojo Carnamah Richelle Essers
0428 921 464
Playgroup Lauren Cruickshank
0429 620 201
Three Springs President: Nadine Eva
0427 541 014
Parents & Citizens
Catering Kellie Thomas
0418 902 108
Community Group Information
Sporting Groups
Basketball Coorow-Carnamah Bruce Chisholm
0428 591 318
Bowls Saturday - Pennants Three Springs Adrian Stokes
Sundays - Club events 0448 483 476
Sporting Club
Cricket TBC
Badminton Tuesdays 5pm—7pm Three Springs Community Phil Berry
Hall
0432 758 770
Golf Friday - Scroungers Three Springs Golf Club David Mutter
Saturday - Pennants 0427 547 035
Sunday - Club Day
Football Training Tuesdays and 5.30pm - 7.00pm Three Springs Sporting Jim Heal
Thursdays Complex Pavilion 0429 165 235
Netball Training Wednesday Three Springs Sporting Sulwyn Mutter
Complex Pavilion
0409 699 019
Hockey Training Thursady Three Springs Sporting President: Heidi Taylor
Complex Pavilion 0429 051 428
Secretary: Kylie Dennis
0438 238 171
Indoor Bowls 9am - 12pm Three Springs Adele Metsemakers
0458 090 839
Community Hall
Rifle Club Sundays Chris Connaughton
0427 547 007
Sporting Clay Summer - Saturdays Gary Turley
Winter - Sundays 0428 888 075
Target Shooting
Squash Bill McGree
0459 057 580
Tennis
Yoga 2 - 3.30pm Red Room Three Springs Lorraine Morgan
Community Hall 9954 1014
Would you know what to do in an emergency situation?
.
First Aid Courses:
HLTAID009 Provide CPR Friday 28th May 1.30 - 3.30 PM
( this course is assessment only and is for students with existing CPR skills gained in the last two years )
HLTAID011 Provide First Aid Sunday 13 June 2021 0830 to 4.30
( this course supersedes HLTAID003 Provide First Aid )
FIRST AID For Mental Health 9.00 am to 4.00pm Friday 18th June
2021
Providing First Aid for Mental Health is just as important as being able to provide regular first aid, and it is
the crucial first step in the process before the person is referred on to a professional to continue that care.
( No pre requisites or pre learning required )
All courses will be held at :
THREE SPRINGS ST JOHN AMBULANCE, 87 RAILWAY RD. THREE SPRINGS
Prerequisite: Participants must complete pre-learning either online or paper questionnaire. Participants
must be minimum of 14 years of age
Registration: Registration is essential
What to bring: Morning and afternoon tea is provided but please bring your own lunch.
Class size: Classes are limited to a maximum 14 participants due to Covid Restrictions
To enrol or request further information or to enrol please contact Helen Hannay,
St John Ambulance North Midlands Sub Centre on 0899541745 or via email:
ThreeSprings.SubCentre@stjohnwa.com.au
Nominations will not be accepted without your:
Christian Name, Surname Name, Date of Birth, Phone number and
email address providedConsumer Watch
Consumer Protection 50-52 Durlacher Street, Geraldton 6530
Tel: (08) 9920 9800 Email: candice.evans@dmirs.wa.gov.au
Web: www.dmirs.wa.gov.au
Fix debt for free
Owing money and missing repayments can be stressful, so the last thing many people in fi-
nancial difficulty need is to be charged more money for help getting their debt under control.
That’s why Consumer Protection urges consumers to choose free debt management advice
where possible over other high-cost options.
While debt management service companies may claim to be able to fix debt problems, these
businesses charge fees and may not always be able to resolve the issues.
Some consumers have reported signing contracts and then discovering a caveat has been
put on their home.
In a move designed to help protect consumers, all debt management firms will be required to
hold a credit licence for the first time from 1 July 2021.
While this reform to Australia’s consumer credit laws is an important step, consumers need to
know that they can often get this type of assistance for free.
Financial counsellors provide free debt advice and negotiate with telcos and utility companies
to pay in instalments or defer payments, while community legal centres can offer free legal
help to those in need.
Whatever your situation, if you are struggling to repay your debts then don’t be embarrassed
to seek help from free services to work through your options and understand what can and
can’t be fixed.
Contact details for your nearest financial counsellor can be found on the Financial Counsel-
lors Association WA website – www.financialcounsellors.org/find-a-financial-counsellor/, or
contact Consumer Credit Legal Service WA for advice: www.cclswa.org.au
The National Debt Helpline at www.ndh.org.au is another good place to help you get started
managing your debt, while complaints about debt management service providers should be
directed to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority: www.afca.org.au
When it comes to borrowing money for essential items, people on low-incomes can access
quick No Interest Loans that are more affordable than payday loans which charge interest.
Visit WA NILS for further information: www.wanils.com.auConsumer Watch
Consumer Protection 50-52 Durlacher Street, Geraldton 6530
Tel: (08) 9920 9800 Email: candice.evans@dmirs.wa.gov.au
Web: www.dmirs.wa.gov.au
Don’t let wedding planning tie you in knots
Your wedding can be one of the happiest days of your life, but it may also end up being one
of the most expensive.
Covering the costs of all the things you need, such as a venue, catering, outfits and
equipment hire, can soon add up – so it’s important to be across your consumer rights before
you start shopping around.
With more than 9,500 weddings taking place in Western Australia last year, there are times
when things don’t go exactly to plan.
Businesses closing down, not being able to contact traders and items not matching the
description or samples are just some of the issues Consumer Protection receives complaints
about when it comes to weddings. We also hear about disputes when it comes to bonds,
deposits and payments, as well as suppliers taking money for things they can’t provide.
Consumers should be aware that goods provided should be of acceptable quality and
services should be delivered with due care and skill. This means that a wedding dress should
match the description given, suppliers should supply on time and the venue should be fit for
purpose.
Before you begin to pay for products or book services, it’s important to research the business
you’re thinking of choosing by checking online and asking friends or family for reviews. This
will help prevent any hiccups from happening before or on your wedding day.
When it comes to making payments, you should avoid paying the full amount upfront unless
you’re receiving the goods or services at the same time. Instead, pay only a reasonable
deposit – we recommend no more than 10 per cent if possible, with progress payments as
and when things are supplied.
Avoid paying by EFT (electronic fund transfer) and instead consider paying by credit card or
selecting ‘credit’ on your debit card, as it may give you an option to dispute the transaction if
you don’t get what you paid for. Paying by PayPal is another secure payment option.
If things don’t go to plan, that’s when your consumer rights can be a handy wedding
assistant. To find out more about your rights under the Australian Consumer Law, contact
Consumer Protection on 1300 30 40 54 or visit: www.consumerprotection.wa.gov.auMany Budget Benefits for Durack
13 May 2021
This week’s Morrison Government Budget sets the nation on course to secure Australia’s strong economy with a focus to create
more jobs and set the country up for future prosperity.
The Federal Member for Durack, the Hon. Minister Price said as a result of the hard work of the Federal Government and many
in Durack during this challenging time, I am thrilled that there will be some direct tax benefits out of Budget 2021-22.
“Around 60,500 taxpayers in Durack will benefit from tax relief of up to $2,745 this year. This budget extends the low- and
middle-income tax offset to 2021-22 and brings forward Stage 2 of the Government’s tax relief plan. This is additional to the
Government’s Tax Plan that has already benefited 74,400 people in Durack,” Ms Price said.
“An extended and expanded JobTrainer Fund will support 500,000 new places to upskill job seekers and young people. We
already have 4,335 apprentices in Durack and these new measures will lead to more opportunities for apprentices and trainees
with expanded wage
subsidies,” Ms Price said.
In support of Durack agriculture and a broad range of businesses, the Morrison Government is continuing tax incentives that will
allow around 20,000 businesses in Durack to write off the full value of any eligible asset they purchase.
“As well, the $160 million Agricultural Supply Chain Improvements - Package 1 will cover a lot of the Durack Ag regions creating
the opportunity for various rail upgrades and local roads impacted by grain freight and other heavy industry. There is a total
commitment of $530 million for major infrastructure roadworks crucial to agriculture, tourism and resources across Durack,” Ms
Price said.
As a member of the Prime Minister’s Cabinet Women’s Sub-Committee, I am particularly proud of this budget’s investment of
$3.4 billion in women’s safety, health, and economic security.
“This includes almost $354 million for women’s health including more than $100 million for improvements to cervical and breast
cancer screening programs. Importantly for rural and remote women, the Breast Cancer Network Australia also has more funding
to operate its advice helpline,” Melissa Price said.
Assisting Durack families, there is a very welcome increase to childcare subsidies available with more than one child aged five
and younger in childcare, and the removal of the $10,560 cap.
The Morrison Government is providing additional investments in respiratory clinics, pathology testing and tracing, and the
continuation of telehealth services. In Durack there
have been 135,463 telehealth consultations through Medicare since the start of the pandemic and these services are now being
extended
“The record investment in Aged Care will help the 18,182 senior Australians living in Durack. This investment will
deliver more home care places, more funding for residential aged care and increases the amount of time residents
are cared for while strengthening regulators to monitor and enforce the standards of care,” Ms Price said.
“At the other end of the age spectrum, unfortunately suicide remains the leading cause of death for Australians between the ages
of 15–44 years. The Morrison Government has recognised this, by investing $2.3 billion in the National Mental Health and Sui-
cide Prevention Plan to lead landmark reform in mental health support and treatment for Australians in need. This includes
treatment centres for adults, youth and children through the Head to Health and headspace programs,” Ms Price said.
With Durack’s large Indigenous population, I welcome some of the very constructive job and education reforms.
“To ensure employment services fit the changing job market in remote Australia and meet the unique needs of job seekers in
remote communities, the Government will introduce a new remote jobs program in 2023. It will replace the Community
Development Program (CDP). This new program will be developed in partnership with communities and will complement the
broader New Employment Services Model being rolled out in the latter half of 2022,” Ms Price said.
I welcome the steadfast leadership of Prime Minister Morrison and Treasurer Josh Frydenberg which has created a budget for
our times as the economy continues its pandemic recovery, with many benefits for my Durack constituents.
Ends.
Media Contact:
Rose Crane 0427 587395, Rosemea.Crane@aph.gov.au.Increased Assistance for Cyclone Seroja Clean-Up
20 May 2021
As we mark Volunteers Week 2021, it is important to thank and acknowledge the very impres-
sive clean-up efforts by community volunteers, shires, the Australian Defence Force and State
Emergency Service members across the vast coastal and inland Mid-West regions impacted by
ex-Tropical Cyclone Seroja.
Federal Member for Durack, the Hon. Melissa Price has welcomed the Morrison Govern-
ment extension of its support to the many who continue to clean up and rebuild their lives since
ex TC Seroja hit the coast near Kalbarri and cut across over 130, 000 square kilometres from the
coast to inland in April.
“I have visited many of the impacted communities again recently and I am impressed at the pro-
gress that had been made. I am proud that these committed communities will now have access
to more financial assistance through the further extension of the Disaster Recovery Funding Ar-
rangements (DRFA),” Ms Price said.
The expanded DRFA is available in the local government areas of Carnamah, Chapman Valley,
Coorow, Dalwallinu, Dandaragan, Greater Geraldton, Mingenew, Morawa, Mount Marshall,
Northampton, Perenjori, Shark Bay and Three Springs.
The Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements had already been activated
in the immediate response to Severe Tropical Cyclone Seroja. This extension now includes Cat-
egory C and Category D measures which increases the level of assistance available including to
small business, farmers, restoration activities for community, recreational, cultural, heritage and
environmental assets.
“The expanded level of assistance will fund a clean-up program and community recovery support
package for 13 local governments affected with costs covered on a 50:50 basis by the Australian
and Western Australian Governments,” she said.
This support includes five community recovery officers will be employed over two years to work
across the impacted local government areas and support the long-term recovery of those com-
munities. The recovery officers will establish a local presence and work with local governments
and not-for-profit organisations.
More information, https://www.disasterassist.gov.au
Ends.
Media Contact:
Rose Crane 0427 587395, Rosemea.Crane@aph.gov.au.HELP WANTED
Do you have some time to spare to help out at this year’s Wildflower Show &
Art Exhibition? The committee need help with a number of jobs including
setting up/packing up of the exhibitions at the hall and greeting Visitors at
the door. Any help you can offer, no matter how little would be very
appreciated.
WILDFLOWER SHOW CAFÉ
The committee are seeking a catering co-ordinator for the Wildflower Show
Café as well as volunteers to help in the Kitchen.
Please get in touch with Co-ordinator Anne-Marie Connaughton for more
information. M: 0458 149 269 E: amconno@westnet.com.auADVERTISEMENTS
YOGA
Tuesday Afternoons
WHERE * TS COMMUNITY HALL
WHEN * TUESDAYS 2pm - 3.30pm
COST * $2
Co-vid Regulations Apply
Lorraine Morgan 9954 1014BADMINTON
Tuesday Nights
WHERE* TS COMMUNITY HALL
WHEN* TUESDAYS 5pm — 7pm
COST* $2
Racquets available, Co-vid
Regulations Apply, No Children
please
Phil Berry 0432 758 770Continued on the next page
Sport
North Midlands Football League
NMFL 2021
MINGENEW v. DONGARA LEAGUE
Round 3 - 15/05/2021
Mingenew 2.3, 4.6, 7.8, 11.12 (78)
Dongara League 6.2, 8.3, 10.3, 10.5 (65)
GOALS, Mingenew :
J. McTaggart 5, J. Vanderschuit 2, M. Bickford 1, H. Little 1, M. Vanderschuit 1
Dongara League :
J. Stone 3, D. Lucas 3, B. Philipps 1, B. McMath 1, J. Marsden 1, J. Leeson 1
BEST, Mingenew :
Dongara League :
L. Cocker, B. Philipps, D. Stephens, J. Marsden, S. Royce
MATCH REPORT:
COOROW/LATHAM v. CARNAMAH/PERENJORI
Round 3 - 15/05/2021
Coorow/Latham 6.1, 9.3, 12.5, 15.5 (95)
Carnamah/Perenjori 1.0, 5.1, 9.2, 12.3 (75)
GOALS, Coorow/Latham :
M. Burley 4, E. Gilbert 4, J. Mactaggart 3, J. Comley 2, R. Johns 1, E. Klaiber 1
Carnamah/Perenjori :
J. Armstrong 3, H. Toomey 3, K. Sellar 2, B. Stone 1, B. Walton 1, J. Traylen-Witt 1
BEST, Coorow/Latham :
J. West, R. Johns, E. Gilbert, J. Bothe, S. McLean
Carnamah/Perenjori :
F. Heberle, H. Toomey, C. Ryan, E. Cusack, T. Walton
MATCH REPORT:
MORAWA v. THREE SPRINGS
Round 3 - 15/05/2021
Morawa won by foreit.
NMFL Juniors 2021
MATCH REPORT:
COOROW/LATHAM v. CARNAMAH/PERENJORI
Round 3 - 15/05/2021
Carnamah/Perenjori 2.1, 3.2, 6.7, 8.7 (55)
Coorow/Latham 0.0, 2.0, 2.0, 2.2 (14)
GOALS, Carnamah/Perenjori :
Coorow/Latham :
BEST, Carnamah/Perenjori :
Coorow/Latham :
MATCH REPORT:
MORAWA v. THREE SPRINGS
Round 3 - 15/05/2021
Morawa 1.0, 4.0, 6.4, 7.5 (47)
Three Springs 1.2, 2.3, 2.3, 2.4 (16)
GOALS, Morawa :
Three Springs :
BEST, Morawa :
Three Springs :North Midlands Football League
NMFL 2021
CARNAMAH/PERENJORI v. MINGENEW
Round 4 - 22/05/2021
Carnamah/Perenjori 3.1, 6.1, 8.4, 9.4 (58)
Mingenew 1.2, 1.5, 3.7, 5.7 (37)
GOALS, Carnamah/Perenjori :
B. Stone 4, K. Sellar 1, E. Cusack 1, J. Camac 1, H. Toomey 1, B. Chisholm 1
Mingenew :
B. Knock 2, J. McTaggart 1, J. Vanderschuit 1, C. Blakey 1
BEST, Carnamah/Perenjori :
R. Barham, M. Hutton, C. Ryan, H. Toomey, K. Sellar
Mingenew :
H. Little, J. Winter, J. Vanderschuit, B. Broad, N. Sgambelluri
MATCH REPORT:
DONGARA LEAGUE v. MORAWA
Round 4 - 22/05/2021
Dongara League 2.3, 7.9, 8.10, 10.16 (76)
Morawa 1.2, 1.2, 5.5, 7.5 (47)
GOALS, Dongara League :
D. Money 3, D. Mcguiness 2, K. Robertson 1
Morawa :
F. Coaker 3, B. Whitmore 2, S. Councillor 1, L. Boddington 1
BEST, Dongara League :
B. Philipps, S. Gundling, D. Money
Morawa :
B. Whitmore, R. Hutton, A. Thornton, A. Egan, F. Coaker
MATCH REPORT:
THREE SPRINGS v. COOROW/LATHAM
Round 4 - 22/05/2021
Coorow/Latham won by foreit.
NMFL Juniors 2021
MATCH REPORT:
CARNAMAH/PERENJORI v. MINGENEW
Round 4 - 22/05/2021
Carnamah/Perenjori 5.3, 9.5, 14.6, 15.6 (96)
Mingenew 0.0, 0.2, 0.2, 0.2 (2)
MATCH REPORT:
DONGARA NIPPERS v. MORAWA
Round 4 - 22/05/2021
Dongara Nippers 3.1, 4.4, 7.9, 9.15 (69)
Morawa 0.2, 0.2, 0.2, 0.2 (2)North Midlands Football League
NMFL 2021
Pos Team P W L D FF FA B F A % PTS
1 Coorow/Latham 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 322 197 163.45 12
2 Mingenew 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 268 223 120.18 8
3 Carnamah/Perenjori 3 2 1 0 1 0 0 188 160 117.50 8
4 Morawa 3 1 2 0 1 0 0 120 219 54.79 4
5 Dongara League 3 1 2 0 1 0 0 103 202 50.99 4
6 Three Springs 3 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0.00 0
NMFL Juniors 2021
Pos Team P W L D FF FA B F A % PTS
1 Carnamah/Perenjori 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 273 27 1011.11 12
2 Dongara Nippers 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 124 37 335.14 8
3 Morawa 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 94 178 52.81 8
4 Mingenew 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 122 58 210.34 4
5 Three Springs 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 41 177 23.16 0
6 Coorow/Latham 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 50 227 22.03 0
North Midlands Football League
NMFL 2021
Pos Team P W L D FF FA B F A %
PTS
1 Coorow/Latham 4 4 0 0 1 0 0 322 197 163.45 16
2 Carnamah/Perenjori 4 3 1 0 1 0 0 246 197 124.87 12
3 Mingenew 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 305 281 108.54 8
4 Dongara League 4 2 2 0 1 0 0 179 249 71.89 8
5 Morawa 4 1 3 0 1 0 0 167 295 56.61 4
6 Three Springs 4 0 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 0.00 0
NMFL Juniors 2021
Pos Team P W L D FF FA B F A % PTS
1 Carnamah/Perenjori 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 369 29 1272.41 16
2 Dongara Nippers 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 193 39 494.87 12
3 Morawa 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 96 247 38.87 8
4 Mingenew 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 124 154 80.52 4
5 Three Springs 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 41 177 23.16 0
6 Coorow/Latham 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 50 227 22.03 0Game 4 Report v Coorow Seniors: A few away again this week saw Gemma back in goals and a few posi- tion switch ups to fill out our side. It was a tough fight from start to finish with Coorow making us work hard all game. Our defence was once again solid and to their credit we were able to shut down the op- position from having effective shots on goal for most of the game (much to Gemma's relief!). Our Midfield and Forwards moved the ball well all day, marking their players well and capitalising on errors in the circle to win a number of short corners and opportunities in front of goals. Heidi opened the bal- ance sheet slotting a goal in the 1st quarter after a great run into the circle. After battling it out in the Midfield for the 2nd & 3rd quarters both teams struggled to score until Hannah snuck the ball through for another Three Springs goal late in the final quarter. Our amazing defence were able to hold off a late surge from Coorow to finish the game with a 2-0 Win! Our ZedElect Player of the week went to Wrey Haimona who did some serious kilometres today, and boy we were glad he was back this week to give us some extra legs. Well done Wrey! Juniors: A great even game this week against Coorow for our Juniors which was fantastic to watch. They are getting better and better at learning their positions every week and are starting to do some lovely tackles and more accurate hitting and passing. We worked hard this week at training on our short corners and it was very pleasing to see the kids put this into practice on the field throughout their game today and remember where they needed to be when they played their short corners out. The score for today was a 2 ALL DRAW!! Which was so exciting! Goals to Gemma & Rheydon. We still have alot of things to learn at training but I am very proud of each and every one of them today and the efforts they put in. Our best player today went to Rheydon, who was fantastic in our Midfield while also being mindful of our younger players on both teams and helping her team mates find their positions. Thanks to Vant Veer Services for this award. Big thanks to Kate for umpiring, Raj for coming down for Seniors, all our supporters and our parent helpers. A big shout out also to our Nippers kids who had their first win over at footy! Was great to hear them singing the Bombers song in the rooms today ❤ A great day all round for the Red & Black! Our Next Game is Saturday 29th May in Mingenew.
Three Springs Hockey Club Game Report - 15th May Three Springs v Morawa Seniors Short on both players and volunteers this week across all grades and sports, we took on Morawa at Home. Gemma McLevie stepped into goals for Tamara in our Senior game this week and what a fantastic job she did heading up our defence, who were as strong as always and helped us keeping all the goals out. Unfortunately, this week our oppositions defence was equally as tight and after much to-ing and fro-ing and a limited number of opportunities in the circle neither side put a score on the board this week, resulting in a 0-0 draw. Our ZedElect Player of the Week thanks to Zac and Bec Mills went to Gemma for her efforts in the goals. Well done Gemma! Thanks also to Sam Milloy from Morawa for volunteering his time to umpire af- ter we again struggled to find someone. Juniors We had a number of kids away this week. We started with only 8 players but Summer, Tyler B and Kenzie stepped in to make up 11 until our 2 Netball girls could arrive. Thankyou so much to those 3 wonderful kids for stepping in last minute. Our small but plucky side took on a much older and larger team in Morawa but never gave up trying the whole day. Keenan did an outstanding job in goals despite the ball spending a good part of the game in our defending zone and Linc and Jett had some great plays in our forward line. We had a few great plays late in the second half as we finally got the ball into our attacking circle with the kids spurred on by a very enthusiastic crowd of parents and sup- porters. Tried as they might, they couldn't get the ball through the keeper this time. Every week we grow and learn as a group and I am very proud of all the kids for not dropping their heads and continuing to try their best no matter how many goals snuck past them. Final score was 7-0 but not at all reflective of the effort our kids put in. Well done kids. The Player of the Week thanks to Vant Veer Services went to Jett Taylor for his efforts in the forward line. Great job Jett. Continued on the Next page
Minkey This week the Hockey Committee presented our Minkey side with a new Minkey Kit which will be used at training and weekend games, replacing our badly worn sticks and shin pads. Having enough sticks and shin pads at the Club allows all children in our community an opportunity to try out hockey be- fore committing to buying their own gear. I am sure they will be well used and we look forward to seeing many more children enjoying Hockey. Friendly reminder to please remember to let your coach know at training if you or your children are away on the weekend so we can plan for player shortages and pull kids up from other grades if needed. We had a few away on the week- end who forgot to let us know and it made for a mad scramble trying to fill our sides. Thankyou!
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