WARNBRO SOUND WANDERERS Volume 10 issue 12 December

WARNBRO SOUND
WANDERERS
Volume 10 issue 12
December
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December
John Carrott
02
Kay Emby
04
Mark Hill
12
Chris Smith
02
Laurie Davis
07
Kevin Moylan
15
Jim Mackie
29
Bob Mulligan
01
Peter West
29
www.wanderers.org.au P.O. Box 8156 Warnbro 6169
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Presidents prattle
Hi Wanderers,
I would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.With our membership growing
monthly, I thought it timely that we should all be reminded about the Ulysses Club‟s only rule, which relates to
the wearing of rockers and was introduced in March 2005. Please read the article concerning rockers that is in
this edition of Sound Rides and see me if you have any further queries on this subject.
Following a query from a member regarding Warnbro Sound Wanderers‟ Committee Meetings, I would like to
let everyone know the procedure we follow, which is based on our National Committee‟s procedure. If any member would like to voice a concern or has something of note that they wish the Committee to be informed upon;
they have the option of:
1. Approaching a Committee Member to have them raise the item at the next Committee Meeting on their behalf
2. Write a letter or email to the Secretary for inclusion at the next Committee meeting
3. Request a time-slot to present the item to the Committee in person – these are usually ½ hour time-slots; the
Committee then discuss the item following the presentation; confer with Natcom if required, and then the outcome is relayed to the memberOur monthly meetings are social meetings and follow the guidelines set out by
our National Committee. Our Committee Meetings, by necessity, are not open to members as a rule; however
the outcomes of our meetings are presented to our members via our monthly Social Meetings and articles written in The Sound Rides as required.
As Christmas is a great time to say „thank you‟, I would like to say a big thank you to the following people:

Our MC at ou* Our MC at our social meetings, John Pollock * Our door greeters, JC and Lee

Our Sound Rides Editor, Sue * Our Website Mistress, Susan * Our Ride Co-ordinator, Phil
* Our Quartermasters, Ian and Sandra * Our Mug of The Month Presenter, Janette,
* Our Raffle people, Annie and Alan * Our Barrel Boy, Chris * Our Tail-End Charlie, Sed
And last, but certainly not least, our Committee: * JC – Vice President * Lee – Secretary * Pam – Treasurer
* Committee: * Ian and Sandra * Shane * Kevin * Phil
These people all contribute greatly and my personal thanks go to each and every one of you!
Of course, it goes without saying, that a Club is only as strong as its members, and I think we have some pretty
wonderful members in our midst – so thank you all for your continued support.
Enjoy your Christmas everyone, have a happy New Year and be safe.
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CAN YOU GUESS THE YOUNG’UN
IN THE PHOTO?? … SOMEONE
WILL BE AROUND TO COLLECT
YOUR ANSWERS
If you need anything put in the
newsletter please make sure its in by
5pm the last Sunday before the
meeting thank you kind thoughts..
sue editor
If our birthday has been left of the list please email me at [email protected] to be included
you don't’ want to miss out on your balloon and
whistle and our lovely happy birthday recital
Editor Sue
IF MEMBER KNOWS OF,
OR HEARS OF ANY
MEMBER WHO IS ILL OR
HAD AN ACCIDENT, CAN
THEY PLEASE LET
SANDRA, OUR WELFARE
OFFICER KNOW. HER
CONTACT DETAILS ARE
95942239
[email protected].
AU
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Fifth Element Kawasaki Sausage Sizzle
Paul at Fifth Element Kawasaki in Mandurah holds a sausage sizzle
on the last Saturday of each month. He welcomes all wanderers, just
turn up.
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Hi all,
I have some disturbing photos of alleged non members wearing club regalia. Quarter masters are to be reminded Ulysses clothing is to sold to members only
I believe the non members have been seen on Warnbro Sound Wanderers rides in Western Australia.
Regards Chris Glover, National Purchasing Officer, Ulysses Club
Inc.
BELOW ARE SOME COMMENTS NOTED BY A COUPLE OF NATCOM COMMITTEE MEMBERS –
They may hide behind sunnys, but we'll find 'em...
John Miller
Editor Riding On
Ulysses Club Inc
And where are their helmets? Riding gloves? Riding boots?
International Liaison Officer
Worst day in history
Mmmmm!!!!
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Hi All Ulysses Members - PLEASE CIRCULATE TO AS MANY MEMBERS AS POSSIBLE.
I recently undertook to Organise a Ulysses Club - "Rally Exmouth" - 4 to 6 June 2011
I would encourage as many members as possible to attend and enjoy this most beautiful part of WA or even Australia - where I lived and worked - there is so much to see and do - search the net for all details - you will not be sorry
- it will be a low key event but a bloody beaut At this stage I plan to encourage Ulysses Members (also the Ulysses RV mob) to camp- stay at mainly Exmouth Cape
Holiday Park & the Potshot Hotel.
I hope to see our members from North WA & Darwin etc to also come together in a fun filled event - i.e. enjoy North
West Cape & Region.
Things to look forward:
1 The ride or drive to and from Exmouth. Beaut little town - great Marina.
2 Ningaloo Reef - one of Australia's best Coral Reefs
3 Ningaloo National park - some of Australia's best beaches & fishing spots - a great ride to Yardy Creek - sealed
road.
4 Whale Sharks - swim with the whale sharks - many tours.
5 Great scuba diving sites. Navy pier one od 10 best in OZ.
6 Exmouth Gulf - ride or drive around the beach at low tide.
7 Fishing charters - wale watching.
8 Harold E Holt - Naval communications Base & huge antenna field
9 Off road rides & Drives
10 Shot Hole & Charles Knife - a beautiful miniature Canyon - mostly unsealed road - fantastic scenery.
11 Great walking swimming areas
12 Coral Bay - south of Exmouth - you will want to stay at least a night - great bay - pub & facilities.
13 Shark Bay - lots to see and do
Lots More
NB THIS IS PEAK SEASON SO BOOK YOURSELF IN ASAP
Exmouth Cape Holiday Park - Ph 1800 621 101 [email protected] hopefully Sponsors
Potshot Hotel - 08 99491200 Please let me know if you intend to join us so I can plan accordingly.
There will be a website set up for registrations in the next few months - but a heads up re numbers would be great.
I also require assistance to help organise things - web site etc (I'm hoping to have a patch featuring a whale shark)
Muddy Waters - Great Southern Branch is also assisting me with this project. Yahoooooooooo
Meanwhile - keep riding and be safe - what a great big Club Ulysses - 29,000 members - how good is that.
See ya there
Moorey
Mebmer # 47546
Geraldton Branch WA
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Did you ever wonder why there are no dead penguins on the ice in
Antarctica - where do they go?
Wonder no more ! ! !
It is a known fact that the penguin is a very ritualistic bird
which lives an extremely ordered and complex life.
The penguin is very committed to its family and will mate for life,
as well as maintaining a form of compassionate contact with its
offspring throughout its life.
if a penguin is found dead on the ice surface, other members of the
family and social circle have been known to dig holes in the ice,
using their vestigial wings and beaks, until the hole is deep enough for
the dead bird to be rolled into and buried.
before they roll the dead bird into the hole, the male penguins all
gather in a circle around the fresh grave and sing:.....
"Freeze a jolly good fellow"
Qantas fixed the airbus problems
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SECRETARY SCRIBBLES
DECEMBER10
Hi All
Hope you have all had a great month and are all organised for the festive season (despite best intentions, I always
manage to leave it to the last minute but no mind, a little adrenalin is good I am told).
Since our last Social Meeting we have had a Committee Meeting. Some of the topics discussed are outlined below
for your info:
1.
The books from the Bare Bones Odyssey have been reconciled. Listen out for details tonight (I don’t want to
spoil the great news).
2.
Christmas 2010 – your Committee members are working hard on ensuring you all have a great Christmas
function. We hope you will come along and celebrate the festive season. Remember to come and see me
about tickets - $5 gets you a great night. Scary thought – at the time of this meeting there are just 16 days to
our Christmas party and 24 days to Santa coming down the chimney! Hope you all have a clean chimney and
the snacks planned for Santa)
3.
10-yr Anniversary – July is fast approaching (or is it that as I get older, the weeks / months get shorter??) and
the Committee are preparing for the anniversary celebrations. Look out for details in the New Year.
4.
Member List – as you know, I have been asking members to update the local Branch Register (for your info,
the info supplied to Head Office during your membership application is confidential and we have to rely on
members to update local registers). PLEASE PLEASE complete the Slip placed on the table – unless you personally have given me a new form since September, I would like to have a whole bundle of completed forms
before I leave tonight. I am getting a bit of grief by people who need an updated list and if you can help get
me out of trouble it would be much appreciated.
We have received the latest NATCOM minutes; you are welcome to have a read (but please don’t remove).
My thanks to Adrian and Shane for changing the oil in my chariot ......I ask you - just what is wrong with the colour
“super black”???? Shane asked me if the chariot was running any better since the oil change. You just have to laugh
– I know how my car feels / sounds but sorry, the bike takes a back seat in this regard – it sounded and rode no different. But I am sure it appreciated the little bit of TLC (it also luvs it when Adrian is home – then she gets cleaned
as well :) .
This is the last Scribble for 2010 so I take this chance to wish you all an awesome Christmas for yourself
and your family and look forward to riding with you in 2011.
Til next time, stay upright
Cheers
Lee
(Member #51312)
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How time flys!!! We've left Qld and made our way down to Victoria.
After finishing our house sit up in North Rockhampton we went and stayed with a friend of mine
from school days that I've kept in touch with. We hadn't seen her in about 3 years. It was great to
catch up with her but I was certainly thankful to leave after about 4 days. Jackie had worked so
much that we hardly saw her during that time and ended up looking after her elderly mother and 2
kids. While we were there we cleaned up her house. It took 2 days to clean her kitchen just so we
could cook. After leaving Jaq's we headed into Brisbane where we had arranged to meet up with
some people we're house sitting for next September. We had a couple of relaxing days in the caravan
park.. It was a nice break from having to look after animals and not having to wake up early. After
leaving Brisy we headed down the central hwy to Victoria.
On our way down we had a lot more rain. We stopped at Jerilderie for a night which is almost on the
NSW/Vic border. They only had 1 tent sight which was down near the swamp... the mozzies OMG
they were terrible. By the time we left the next morning I didn't have an inch of skin that wasn't bitten, I even had bites on the souls of my feet, which drove me crazy.
On the way down we went through what we originally thought was a swarm of locus but when a few
came in through the window we discovered they were bees. With me being highly allergic to them
Grant had to pull over very quickly so we could get them out of the car before I was stung. He was in
such a hurry to pull over he stalled the van. We finally got them all out and we continued on our
travels. Then the next swarm we hit were locus. The van looks like a blood bath at the moment.
We finally got into Melbourne and headed down to the Dandenong‟s were I'd managed to find a cheap
caravan park with tent sites - or so their webpage said - when we got there I'd booked the site to be
close to the toilets. Well I'd hate to see what there definition of far away was. The park was terribly
set up. All the amenities were in the centre where all the cabins are and there was no camp kitchen.
The tent site they had put us on had a concrete slab... not sure that what we think of as a tent site
was the same as what they considered a tent site. After about 4 nights of sleeping on the air bed it
decided to go down. We blew it up again but it went down in about half an hour so we ended up
sleeping on the ground. We had 2 more nights to get through, so we suffered through 1 more on the
ground and then I went and booked a cabin for our last night...........heaven... a nice bed to sleep in
and toilets that I didn't have to walk half a mile to!!!!!
Thankfully for the next week we were staying at Grant's brother's place. After being with Grant for 4
years it was nice to finally get to meet Gary and Shell. Gary & Shell work some pretty long hours so
we were pretty much left to our own devices. We headed out to do some shopping at Chadstone,
which is meant to be the biggest shopping centre in the Southern Hemisphere. It was humungous
but parking was difficult but we'd discovered this to be the case at any of the shopping centres we'd
been in since arriving in Melbourne. Driving around for about half an hour to find a parking - ridiculous!!. I can't wait to get back to Perth.
We've just started our last house sit before heading home for a month. We're down in Sale, Vic, until
the 6th Jan before we make the long trek home for my daughters wedding. We're looking after 5
horses and 2 dogs on a 100 acre property. 2 of the horses are aggistment horses so we get paid to look
after those 2 for about another week before their owner takes them back.
When we get back to Perth it's going to be pretty busy. My court case for my back settlement has
finally been given a date, so I have to go through and have more tests and scans to see what damage
the long term medication has done to my body. Then I've got Tam's wedding. The day after Tam's
wedding we have to leave again and make the long trek back to Melbourne to fly out to NZ for
Grant's
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following weekend. Talk about having to be organised. The day we get back from NZ we start another
house sit in Sandhurst Vic, before heading back to Qld. My diary scares the hell out of me at the moment. We have about 33 days that we don't have a house sit until the end of September, then we're
heading home ready to fly out to Thailand for the trip that Grant won. We've decided that when we
get back in October we will be staying put for a while – well at least until the travel bug takes over
again.
We've been doing heaps of Mystery Shopping along the line and as it's now the end of the month
we've been getting the clean up calls from the companies we work with... ahhh I love the end of the
month clean up.. the fees change from $17 - $35 for Westpac and we only have to go in and ask a
question about direct debit. We made quite a few phone calls in 1 day and ended up making over
$100 - not bad for 30 minutes work. After 12 months of mystery shopping I've finally worked out the
best ways to make it work well for us.
Well I think that's about it for now. I have to go and do some paperwork ..... I've been a bit slack and
haven't done any since before we got to North Rockhampton... not looking forward to the catch
up!!!!!!!
This will be my last update until we get back to Perth. Hope everyone has a fantastic Christmas and
that Santa brings you all lots of wonderful presents.
Take it easy on the roads over Christmas and be safe. See you all in January.
Mish & Grant
The Rooney family... Congratulations to Carli who has passed her test and now has her licence.
Also Shane - congratulations on receiving his 15 year membership badge
Do you think Lynn & Martin’s furballs should be afraid????
Do you think Lynn & Martin’s furballs sho
Do
th
And for you dog lovers.... they aren’t safe either!!!!
you
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Samaritan's, you've got to love them
I found myself in a spot of bother on Sunday 14th November and a good Samaritan came to my rescue. This tale
could happen to anyone, any time.
After not having ridden my Yamaha Venture for a month since returning from our 10,000 km trip to Tasmania and
Canberra, I decided to have a twilight ride down to Mandurah, Dawesville and back along the freeway to home in
Baldivis. The bike was running sweet, no problems. It was cool and I was enjoying being back on the bike again,
even if only for about an hour.
After trying to restart the motor a few times, I got my tool box out to see if I had a plug spanner, but no luck there.
Then along came 56 year old John, from Bouvard, in his car to offer assistance. I told him what had happened and
what I'd done and we tried the starter again. We then came to the conclusion that I had just taken on some bad fuel
with water it. Nothing to be done on the side of the road, so John offered to go home and get his trailer to take me
home.
Riding through Falcon on Old Mandurah Road, I decided to fill up the tank so it would be full for the next weekends
ride to Toodyay. I filled up at the Caltex on the left and then carried on, for about half a kilometer and the bike just
died. I coasted to a stop in a left turn slip lane and began
Later, I was thinking, this could happen to anyone and you can easily be stranded for hours, possibly in the dark
when you can become vunerable to thugs as well. John is not a Ulysses member, but he is a biker and bikers help
each other. I have a trailer that can carry a bike up to about ST1100 size (it's more about the weight the ramps can
take than the trailer), and I wouldn't hesitate to help a fellow biker in trouble, if it was within my means at the time
and so I thought I'd like to offer my mobile number for fellow members to add to their contacts list of their mobile, for
emergency pickup assistance in the metro area or nearby country areas, if needed.
So to start off the list of Ulysses Helpers my name and number is: Ron Henzen Baldivis 0421 228 20
Put this in your contacts list for Help when needed and one day I may come to your rescue. Happy biking.
If a few more of our members with bike trailers do the same, then none of us need fear being stranded away from
home when the unexpected happens. We could have a short register in the Sound Rides and on the website of
members names and mobile numbers who are willing to help out on the odd occasion.
P.S. I‟ve since discovered that the problem was not dodgy fuel, but a failed battery, due for replacement (about five years old). It would appear these modern bikes need a strong battery in
good condition to operate with all the electronic stuff on them now. When the voltage drops to
a certain level, perhaps 11.5 volts or so, it will just die.
I‟m just pleased it didn‟t die on me out in the middle of the Nullabor somewhere. That would
have been a much more expensive rescue exercise. So, I guess the moral of the story is: if
you‟re going on a long trip, don‟t only service the bike and fit new tyres, but check the age of
your battery and if in doubt renew it before you go.
Cheers
Ron Henzen
Member # 38248
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Casserole night
Lynne and martins
0422310890
10th dec 6.30
Ring to let them know what
you are bringing
Take a chair
Tune up day
December 4th
Chris n Dianna’s
1pm-4pm
CAFE RUN
THE 2ND SATURDAY OF THE
MONTH
NEXT ONE dec 4th
MEET AT THE USUAL PLACE
LEAVING 9.30am <> So arrive a
earlier to fuel up & be ready
Contact Phil for the next one
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What is a calorie?
Calories are the little bastards that get into your wardrobe
at
night and sew your clothes tighter.
MY CLOSET IS INFESTED WITH THE LITTLE SODS!!!!!!
I want one
Paddy and Chas were waiting at the bus stop when a
truck went past loaded up with rolls of turf.
Paddy said, “I‟m gonna do that when I win the lottery…'
“What's that then?”asks Chas.
“To send me, lawn away to be cut” replied Paddy…
Warnbro Sound Wanderers
Group Note
Most rides start from the carpark behind Shell Waikiki ,cnr. Read St. and Gnangara Drive. All kilometres include the return
trip to base, return times & skill levels are very approximate guesses. Meeting 1st Wed each month see calender for details. * Wednesday morning coffee Pengoes Cafe Shoalwater at 9.15 am. * Friday night dinner phone haydn 95928696.
*1st & 3rd Friday of the month, Dinner ride arrive 6.15pm to leave 6.30pm * Casserole night 2nd Friday of Each month.
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Rockers or Other Inappropriate Badges
Following is an excerpt from Ulysses Club Incorporated Handbook for Members 3rd Edition regarding the Club’s view on the wearing of Rockers:
“Members should not wear inappropriate badges on a garment near the logo,
e.g. such as a swastika. Additionally, when the Club logo is worn on the back of
a jacket, shirt, vest or other garment, it must not be displayed with any other
patch or badge or rockers. This rule was introduced in March 2005 in response
to serious threats to the safety and well being of club members by motor cycle gangs, often referred to as “patch clubs”, “1%’ers”, “Outlaws” or “bikie”
gangs. The wearing of
other such items in conjunction with the Club logo on the back of a vest or
jacket etc. may subject the offending member to expulsion from the Club.
This rule does not apply to patches or badges worn on the front of a vest or
jacket.”
Please see the photographs on the following page. Picture 1 shows an acceptable vest; Picture 2 is of Old No. 1 with his vest covered in small patches which
is acceptable; pictures 3 and 4 contravene the Clubs ruling as they are classed
as Rockers.
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New Ulysses Teddy Bears are on the way!!
Put your order in for Christmas. Available in Brown or Cream.
Teddy has a Black Tshirt with the Old Man Logo, Leather look
zip up jacket with the Old Man Logo on the back, blue denim
jeans and the Ulysses Club Bandana. Teddy is 45cm high from
head to toe, 20cm wide across the stomach and arm span of 39cm.
Orders are being taken now, delivery due late November. Just in time
for the Christmas Toy
Runs. Would make a great Christmas present for your favourite Ulyssian!
Members Price $35.00
Be
Be prepared for summer
rides with this new
stainless steel water
bottle. Black with the Old
Man Logo on one side.
Strong but
New item in stock now. Bandana with
Old Man Logo embroidered on rear tail
and Ulysses Club embroidered on
front. Great under the helmet on those
light, won’t crush and pop
the top in your top box or
panniers.
warm summer rides.
Members Price $8.00
Holds 500ml. Size is
210mm high x 68mm diameter.
Small Club Flag.
Size: 71cm X 38cm
Members Price $7.50
Ulysses Club Inc. Large
Flag. Size: 180cm X 90cm
Mini Club Flag. Great
size and
weight for your bike aerial.
SIZE: 28cm X 21.5cm
Member $5.00
Member $19.00
Member $64.00
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Ulysses black
ribbed
Number Plate frames:
singlet with small
Old Man Logo on
left chest.
Sizes SML –3XL
Members $ 17.00
Black with top display 180mm x 115mm
Members $9.00
Black with bottom display 180mm x 115mm
Members $9.00
Chrome look top display 180mm x 115mm
Members $9.00
Chrome look bottom display 180mm x
115mm Members $9.00
Chrome look 215mm x 115mm (fits SA
plates) Members $9.00
Embroidered patch Embroidered patch
100mm x 95mm
100mm x 95mm
Black plastic car/trailer 375mm x 135mm
Metal lapel badge
28mm x 28mm x 3mm
The original Cobber
Members $4.00
Neck Cooler, simply
Members $6.00
Members $5.00
place in water then
wear it around your
neck to cool down.
Stays cool for 2-3
days without refrigeration, non toxic
Riderz 'Ugly Fish' sunglasses that
transform into highly efficient wind
and fog resistant goggles. Complete
and reusable for
years.
with glasses case etc. A must for
Members $15.00
Black gloss hard plastic
glasses case with Old Man
logo on front.
Members $6.00
summer riding.
Members $50.00
With Christmas fast approaching, members are always on the lookout for
something
special. Our new items have started to arrive! The bandanas are in stock,
the stainless steel water bottles will be in shortly and the Teddy bears are due in at
the end of November. There is also a backpack with a rain cover coming soon.
Great for sports bikes.
Please have all orders into the Administration Office as soon as possible to ensure
arrival by Christmas. Regards, Chris Glover
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Mudstone Day Spa Email: [email protected] Website: www.mudstone.com.au Tel: 08 9776
0080
Recently I had the opportunity to re-visit Mudstone Day Spa in beautiful Pemberton. Because I enjoyed every
second of the two treatments that I received I felt that I just had to let you all know about this place. With
Christmas looming, what a great Christmas present a gift voucher from here would be, especially incorporated
into a romantic weekend way to Pemberton (hint, hint to all the males out there!).
Set in beautiful wooded acreage, this Day Spa is so tastefully furnished it could grace the pages of Vogue. Apart
from the lovely treatments, Larissa is the perfect person to make you relax and enjoy the experience on offer.
Check out the website or grab a brochure (I have some at the front desk).
I can thoroughly recommend the Day Spa to you all and can‟t wait to return soon.
Regards Christine phillips
Thanks to all of those that accepted the Spec Savers assignment. If you haven't
have a phone call yet they will contact you in the next run. If you wish to do the assignment on the next run please drop me an email at [email protected] as they tend to give us a
call for references. Another company we work for are looking for shoppers.
Mystery Shoppers required in all areas of Australia. No experience necessary, just an eye for detail and a desire for good
service. Register at www.capeesh.com.au
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Cats ‘N’ Critters
PET SITTERS
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Caring for your cats and small animals in your own
home while you're away, providing daily or twice daily
visits.
Servicing the Rockingham and Kwinana area.
Phone: 08 9592 2459
Mobile: 0403 153 433
Email: [email protected]
Police Clearance
Public Liability Insurance
ABN No: 92 563 426 167
Lynne Moorman
Heavenly House Sitters & Services [email protected]
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FOR SALE:
2001 Triumph Bonny 790cc 41,000 km $8,000 ono
Ph. 9594 2956 0410 719 713 (Di)
FOR SALE:
1x Midland BT intercom. 2 way wireless intercom system. Complete set for
driver & passenger or bike to bike up to ≈ 50m $150 ph. 0438 629 270
For sale
,The
lifter is suited to most bikes I've had my electraglide and a fatboy on it. It is
called a ATV lift capacity is 1500lbs or 681kls.Asking price is $200-00 contact
me(Bushy) on 0412118487
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For sale
Yamaha Vstar XVS650A 2003 (first reg 2004)
Terrific condition, two mature female owners, always garaged & covered, country kilometres, screen, fender rack,
clock, pillion seat unused, FSH, 77000km, just completed
major service. $6750
Jane 0427 592 212
Home 9592 2122
[email protected]
HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR BIBLE?
Who was the 3rdman in
history to walk on water?
*
The 1stone was Jesus..
*
The 2ndwas the apostle, Peter.
*
Then there was this guy,
Pedro...
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Other Branch Details:
Perth Branch:
Meet last Wed of the month.
8pm Victoria Park Hotel, Albany
Hwy contact: Mark Dixon
[email protected]
Armadale Heritage Branch:
Meet first Thursday of the month.
8pm upstairs Narrogin Inn
Armadale
Contact: Kerry Torrens
[email protected]
Branch:
Meet first Wed of the month.
7pm Highway Hotel Bunbury
Contact: Trevor Rose
0407 998 872
Esperance Group:
Dee Lawrence 0427 782 060
[email protected]
[email protected]
Murray Branch:
Geraldton Branch:
Meet 3rd Wed of the month.
Last Wed of the month.
7.30pm Freemasons Hotel Geraldton 7.30pm Mandurah Bowling Club
Allnut St Mandurah
Bruce Ralph 9964 2392
contact: Diana Lilly
0427642392 [email protected]
[email protected]
Fremantle Branch:
Meet 2nd Thursday of the month
8pm Swan Yacht Club Fremantle
contact: James Kirton 9310 2c742
[email protected]
Joondalup Branch:
Meet 2nd Tues of the month.
8pm Glengarry Tavern Warwick
contact: Ross Dennis 0418 929 671
[email protected]
Great Southern Branch:
Contact: Ray Prior
[email protected]
Muddy Waters 0434 867 519
muddywaters@bigpond
Kalgoorlie Branch:
Meet 2nd Saturday of the month
6pm Kalgoorlie Club (Egan St)
contact: Geoff 9022 4132
WSW Committee
President
Chris Phillips
9594 2990
[email protected]
Vice President
Webmistress
Ride Co-Ordinator
Phil Hoddy (c)
9527 6056
[email protected]
Welfare Officer
John Carrott
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