Copy of May 2011 - Lazyfish Technology

May 2011 Kangaroo Valley Voice www.kangaroovalley.nsw.au Page 53
Specialising in Tung Oil for New & Old Flooring
& Environmentally Friendly Coatings
Million Paws Walk Sunday May 15
Please join RSPCA Nowra and our furry friends to raise vital
funds for the RSPCA Nowra Branch.
Come and enjoy a great family day out at White Sands Park,
Huskinsson.
You don't even have to have a dog!
Take the fabulous and safe scenic walk with your four legged family
members.
Great prizes and novelty events.
Meet Dags the Dog and enter the competitions - Best dressed, Waggiest
Tail, Best trick, Most unusual pet etc.
Register your family and pets online and support the Nowra Branch of
the RSPCA.
Walk Location: White Sands Park
Address:
Hawke Street, Huskisson
Parking:
Available
On Day Registration: 8:30 am
Walk Commences: 10:35 am
Length of walk: 2.5 km or 5 km
BILL ALLDRITT BOOKKEEPING SERVICES
Providing a complete range of bookkeeping
services using MYOB, including:-
general bookkeeping
bank reconciliation
accounts payable
debtors and accounts receivable
payroll services
P.O. Box 6228
Kangaroo Valley NSW 2577
M:- 0408 32 55 88
E:- billalldritt@kangaroovalley.nsw.au
W:- www.billalldritt.com.au
Please register online and save $ - www.millionpawswalk.com.au
On the day registration prices are - Adult $10, Children $5 (under 5
years are free), Concession $5, Family $20 (2 adults + 2 children).
PS - Did you know that the RSPCA is not a government run
organisation. The RSPCA gets very little funding help from the
Government and so depends on donations and volunteers to care for over
40,000 animals each year!
Note: Animals other than dogs are not allowed.
All dogs must be vaccinated, microchipped and on leads or
otherwise properly restrained.
Firey Tales
by Cinderfella
(Continued from page 45)
in the Shoalhaven that carry this life-saving gear on their trucks.
Recently we have received two new Automated External Defibrillators
to carry one on each truck for use in the event of a heart attack victim at
any of the incidents that we might attend.
This is a most important life-saving device as we are regularly working
in remote areas and alone and under stress, or are first to respond to a
accident where we may not have the immediate support of other
emergency services.
Guide to action: May
With the cooler weather the mind turns to bonfires.
Now is a good time to reduce potential bushfire fuel from around your
property.
Planning a burn
Permit Season has finished but you are still required to notify immediate
neighbours and Shoalhaven Fire Control where and when the burn will
take place (this may save us from being called out of bed for a controlled
bonfire a well-intentioned person has reported).
Shoalhaven fire Control – (02) 4424 4424
If you have piles to burn or hazard reductions that you feel you may
need assistance with, the brigade is happy to assist for a small donation.
This can be a good opportunity for training.
Thinking of joining
Come along for a look on our Wednesday training nights (1 st and 3 rd
Wednesdays of the month through winter, from 6.00 pm at the fire
station).
It’s a great way to get out and participate in your community.
The brigade is open to anyone older than 16 years, the minimum age to
become a firefighter.
We’re actively looking for new members as our numbers have dropped
in the last 12 months with some active members moving out of the area.
We plan on conducting our next Basic Training course in April/May so
if interested, please call in and make yourself known.
If you’d like to know more about the brigade
and what roles you can do
please contact Dave (Dusty) Smart on 0427 651718.