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1 September 2014 IRRUNGADJI WON THE FOOTBALL CARNIVAL The Football Carnival was attended by many locals and other communities. Nullagine was very busy during this time. After a fabulous battle, Irrungadji won the Finals. Congratulations to all concerned. This Month Recipes Shire News Church News Community News Nursing Post News Sudoku Cop s Corner Kid s Page Your FREE Community Newsletter

2 Roast vegetable rice salad Gooey Lemon Squares Preparation: 20 min Cook: 1 hour Ingredients 1kg sweet potato, peeled and cut into 2cm pieces 2 medium eggplants, cut into 3cm pieces 1 large red onion, peeled and cut into wedges 1 1/2 cups brown rice 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar 2 tablespoons olive oil spray 150g pitted kalamata olives 100g rocket Spray olive oil 2 red capsicums, cut into 3cm pieces Directions 1. Preheat oven to 190C or 170C fan. Spray 2 large oven trays with oil, spread over the vegetables and spray them with oil. Bake for 1 hr until tender. Cool to room temperature. 2. Cook the rice in a large pan of boiling water until tender. Drain and cool slightly. Transfer to a large bowl and add the combined vinegar and oil. Season generously with salt and freshly ground pepper. Stir gently with a large metal spoon which won't crush the rice. 3. Add vegetables and olives and fold to combine. Add baby rocket just before serving. Preparation: 15min Cook: 45min Ingredients For the base; 1 3/4 cups (220g) plain flour 1/2 cup (90g) icing sugar 185g butter, softened For the lemon filling; 3 eggs 2 cups (350g) caster sugar 2 tablespoons plain flour 3 tablespoons lemon juice 4 tablespoons icing sugar for decoration Directions 1. Preheat the oven to 190 degrees celsius. Grease a 20cm x 30cm x 5cm deep baking pan 2. Combine the base ingredients and pat dough into prepared pan. 3. Bake in the preheated oven for 20 minutes until slightly golden. 4. While the crust is baking, whisk together eggs, caster sugar, flour and lemon juice until frothy. Pour this lemon mixture over the hot base. 5. Return to the preheated oven for an additional 20 to 25 minutes, or until light golden brown. Cool on a wire rack. Dust the top with icing sugar and cut into squares.

3 MARBLE BAR ELECTRICAL SERVICES PTY LTD LICENCE NO: EC PL: 5831 GF: FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL, AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION, PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, CARPENTRY AND FENCING NEEDS... Olga Potter Brendan Ball Phone Fax Wow, how fast is this year going? It s already September and it will soon be Christmas. Nullagine has seen some of the regular tourists on their annual pilgrimage, plus some new people to the area. The weather is heating up ready for Summer, but the clear skies have been beautiful for visitors and locals alike. The Nullagine Community Resource Centre will be arranging some upcoming events for the community. If you have any ideas what you would like us to do, please come in to the CRC and let us know. We will be organising BBQs, afternoon teas, quiz nights, etc. We look forward to hearing from you.

4 Trading Hours Monday to Friday 7:30 am - 5:30 pm Saturday & Sunday 9:00 am to 12:00pm Post Office Monday to Friday 9:00 am - 12:00pm 1:00 pm - 5:00pm

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6 NULLAGINE REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY On Thursday 31 st August the students of Nullagine RCS participated in our first ever school cross-country. We had a couple of practices during the week to get used to the running course, and then with the help of Fair Game Volunteers, who generously donated free running shoes, singlets and shorts to the students, we got our races under way. The winner of the K-3 Class race was Rodginea Kelly, who ready at a steady pace throughout the race and was a clear winner, Sharneil O Connor came in at 2 nd place. The winner of the 3-6 Class race was Paishom Landy, with Lyndsay Crusoe coming in at a close 2 nd. The winner of the 7-12 Class race was Maitland Malana, who made a solid effort throughout the entire race and gave his best effort. Jerome Wilberforce came in at 2 nd place with another awesome effort. All of the students made a fantastic effort and cheered each other on to finish the race. The winners were awarded with a prize from the Fair Game Volunteers, and one student was chosen from each class to receive an award of Most Effort. I would like to thank all of the Nullagine RCS Staff and the Fair Game Volunteers for helping to marshal the race, and I would like to congratulate the students on a fantastic group effort! Mrs Emma Dawson NULLAGINE REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL WORM FARMS On Wednesday 6 th September we had a visit from Matt Grosse (BC Iron) and Graham Woodard (YourPatch), to continue our progress in our WAHSP School Gardens, and to make our very own Worm Farms! Graham gave a talk on how worm farms work and explained the conditions that worms like to live in cool, dark and damp. He then showed us how to build a worm farm. Maitland helped to measure and cut out holes in the bottom of the worm box while Graham measured and cut out holes in the bottom of the spare top box. The bases of the boxes were then covered with a layer of shade cloth, to allow the worm wee to go through into the bottom box, without drowning the worms in the soil. The students helped Graham to put the mulch and soil into the middle box, then we got to hold the worms to see what they look and feel like. Graham carefully put the worms into their new home, and we fed them shredded white paper and some vegetable leaves out of our garden. We learnt that worms like to eat paper (without print), tea bags, ground coffee beans, leafy greens, fruit (except for citrus) and vegetables, and they don t like bread, oil, onions or meat! When the worms have processed the soil (which will take about 4-6 months), we will remove the worms from the soil and set up the top box as their new home, and we will use the worm poo as fertilizer in our school gardens for next year s crops. We have 2000 worms in our two worm farms, and by next year we should have up to 4000! We love our worms!!!

7 YEARS 7-12 CLASS BILBY CONSERVATION PROJECT The High School class spent three days working with Fiona, Martin, Neil and Frank to help with researching Bilbys in the Pilbara. We walked around local areas of the bush and mapped the Bilby habitat boundary around Bilby burrows and diggings. On the first day we set up infrared cameras to try to catch the Bilbys at night. On the second day there were no photos on the cameras, because the diggings weren t fresh. Then we looked for new burrows and fresh diggings and set up the cameras again. On the third day we found that there were some photos of the Bilbys going into their burrows at night, it was very exciting to see the Bilbys! Over the three days we collected scat (poo) for DNA testing to find out how many Bilby s are in the area. We will continue working with Fiona, Martin, Neil and Frank to track and protect Bilbys in Nullagine. FOOTY TRAINING WITH NEWCREST On Monday 11 th of August we had a visit from Shane and Callan from Newcrest to learn some footy skills. We (K-4 students) went to the oval next to school first and Shane taught us how to hand-pass a footy correctly and how to kick a footy. We played some fun games to practice passing the footy. The Year 5-11 students went to the oval second, and learnt some skills too before playing a fun game of footy. We had a great time and would like to say a huge THANK-YOU to Shane and Callan for visiting us!!

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11 The Pink Ladies! Congratulations to all the ladies who completed their Certificate II in Hairdressing. The course was organised by Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation and held over 3 weeks. Participants learned hair care, cutting, styling and waxing as well as the important business aspects of working as a hairdresser. Their hard work and fantastic styling talents were showcased in a parade held at the CRC. Thanks to all the models who volunteered to walk the catwalk and to Gloria, their course instructor. Well done everyone! Handy Phone Numbers Police Marble Bar Police Nullagine Marble Bar Nursing Post Nullagine Clinic Marble Bar Volunteer Emergency Service Unit MBVESU Horizon Power Faults Line Water Corporation Faults Line EMERGENCIES 000

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14 Red Cross Big Cake Bake The Marble Bar Community Resource Centre hosted The Big Cake Bake on Monday 25th August as a fundraising event for the Australian Red Cross. A very enjoyable morning was had by everyone with plenty of yummy cakes, biscuits and slices to enjoy. Marble Bar Primary School kids came along and brought with them plates of delicious food to share. Thanks to Sue Dalton and Jesse Richards for donating their superb cakes as raffle prizes. The lucky prize winners were Dean Hatwell and Kate Fowler. We raised a total of $ which was a fantastic effort. Thanks to everyone who joined us on the day and to those who donated home made treats.

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16 Marble Bar Progress Association New members welcome Contact Dean Hatwell On SUNDAY MARKETS 21st September 2014 Do you want to be a member of the Marble Bar Amateur Race Club? Contact Cheryl Next Meeting 18 September 7:30pm MARBLE BAR FESA Needs Volunteers! Meeting Wednesday Nights the FESA Shed Training is Provided. Contact Bob on Marble Bar Tourist Association Meets every 2nd Tuesday of the month 7.30pm at the Public Library. If you would like to get involved you are most welcome to come along to our meetings. Marble Bar Prospector s Association Meeting last Sunday of each The Iron Clad Hotel. Brian will be on a well deserved holiday from the middle of September. Jim will be taking over for six weeks in Brian s absence. CALL Brian Happy 21st Birthday Gerard Dhu 10th September Love Mum & Dad Doctors Clinic on Tuesdays will be by appointment only Phone: Jasper Manurung 5 years - 22nd Sept Maraina Paurini 11 years - 4th Sept The Marble Bar Progress Association Meeting will be held at 7:30pm on Monday 15th September 2014 at the Civic Centre. Everyone is welcome to come along to discuss the Town Xmas Party and the future of Marble Bar To place a community notice please contact the CRC on

17 JOKES Knock, Knock Who's there? Boo Boo who? Why are you crying? RIDDLES Q. What has a thumb and four fingers but is not alive? A. A glove Q. What has to be broken before you can use it? A. An egg

18 Introducing the new OIC at Nullagine Police Station. Sgt Rob Smithson has recently commenced as the new OIC at Nullagine Police Station. Sgt Smithson returns to Nullagine after having served there from 2008 to Sgt Smithson has been a police officer for over 33 years with the last 15 years being stationed at Country postings including Collie, Carnarvon, Nullagine, and Katanning. In the few years that have passed since being in Nullagine there has been some huge growth in the size & number of the mine sites surrounding Nullagine. There have been much needed improvements to the Marble Bar Road. I believe that a Police Officer should contribute to a community not only through their work but also through an active involvement in community groups. Until arriving at Nullagine, Sgt Smithson was an active Rotarian and involved in community based projects at Katanning. Sgt Smithson encourages members of the community to become involved in assisting Police when called upon and take an active role in preventing crime. On Policing, the community are reminded that the Police have limited resources and are not able to be everywhere at the one time. Police response to tasks is based on a priority system. Tasks that involve a strong likelihood of immediate harm to a person will receive a higher priority than a standby task at a meeting. Over the next few weeks Sgt Smithson hopes to meet most members of the community and will be introducing himself to business & community members.

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20 Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation RJCP Interviews Warralong FESA 5pm Marble Bar Tourist Association Meeting Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation RJCP Interviews Nullagine FESA 5pm Blue Light Disco 6-8pm Marble Bar Progress Association Meeting 7:30pm Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation RJCP Interviews Warralong Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation RJCP Interviews Marble Bar FESA 5pm Progress Association Sunday Markets 10am CRC Meeting 7pm Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation RJCP Interviews Nullagine Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation RJCP Interviews Goodabinya FESA 5pm Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation RJCP Interviews Warralong