May 25th, 2011 - Town of Walpole

High marks for young pianistsSIX Walpole PrimarySchool students performedin piano sections in theCity of Albany MusicEisteddfod last Tuesday,held at the new AlbanyEntertainment Centre.They all received highmarks in their individualsections. Shannon Wrigleywon a second prize andJosie Watts and Ashlen Fryreceived highlycommended certificates.Walpole Primary musicteacher Trish Crossleysaid: “The overall standardof the competition was ofvery high standard, so theycan all be very proud ofthemselves.”On Friday, the WalpolePrimary angklungorchestra (Year 6/7students) amazed everyonewith their performance inthe under-15 largeensemble item.The judge, Dr BasilJayatilaka, congratulatedthem on their beautifulcombination of voice andinstruments and awardedthem first prize with 90marks, which he said was ahigh distinction.The angklung is aWalpole Primary School's piano maestros, from left, Shannon Wrigley, William Roocke, AshlenFry, Claire Roocke, Josie Watts and Kori Thompson.musical instrument madeout of bamboo and has aresonant pitch whenstruck. Shaking theinstrument causes arapidly repeating note tosound, thus eachperformer plays just onenote and together completemelodies are produced.The new Albany Entertainment Centre, where the childrenperformed.WALPOLE REAL ESTATELocally owned and managedand fully independent.See us for professional andfriendly servicePhone 9840 1231For full details of our propertylistings see our notice board with slide showor visit our website atwww.walpolerealestate.com.auVaughan BellangerMobile 0427401231Katie BellangerMobile 0427401381A/Hrs phone diverted to duty repWalpole Weekly May 25, 2011 — 3

Looking for rental property in WalpoleReliable, responsible, mature couple environmental scientist/lawyer & fitter/machinist) from Geraldton looking for rental inWalpole or surrounding area from mid-June. Looking toestablish in area after first renting for 6-12 months. Looking forsemi-rural, a smallholding or farm to accommodate 2 adults, 2cats (kept in a cat-run) and 1 red dog. Furnished or unfurnished.Need a shed and good internet (if possible). Can pay rent orlook after property in exchange for rent.Do you have a property that needs good tenants? Maybe we canhelp each other out!Working full-time with excellent references, including fromlocal persons in Walpole.Please call Karen at 08 9921 6235WALPOLE FISHINGCLUBMeeting Thursday, May 26at 5.30pmat The Big Hair ShopEnquiries to Ivanon 9840 1777Walpole Health PromotionA FREE Mens’ Health Screening Clinic whereyou can put your body over the pits !!Having problems with Exhaust Emission ?Is your Oil Pressure too high ?Is your Roof Rack correctly balanced ?Any signs of rust in your Duco ?Are your Spark Plugs correctly gapped ?Talk to the maintenance crew at Walpole Silver Chain and work out your personalservice requirements ! (allow at least 2 hours)Note – the Dietician will be in attendance for consultation on the day !WHEN: Friday 24 th June 2011WHERE: Silver Chain, Pier Street, WalpoleBOOKINGS ESSENTIAL - Ph: 9840 0900 to make a timeChild care facilities available- please book your child’s place also !Note – No general consultations on Health Clinic days – emergencies onlyMay 25, 2011 — 4Walpole Weekly

Board members and staff of the Great Southern Development Commission met local community leaders at the Peaceful Bay ProgressAssociation hall on Friday last week.The future as we see itCOMMUNITY leadersfrom Peaceful Bay andNornalup got a chance tohave a say on their visionand plans for the futurewhen board members ofthe Great SouthernDevelopment Commission(GSDC) visited PeacefulBay on Friday last week.Kicking off a round-tablediscussion, Shire ofDenmark chief executiveDale Stewart said thatpopulation growth in thenext 20-30 years wasexpected to take placeoutside of Denmark town— firstly in Peaceful Bayand then in Nornalup.Peaceful Bay couldexpect a population of2000 in 30 years.Dale said that to get anidea of what this would belike, one only had to visitPeaceful Bay during theChristmas and Easterholidays, when thepopulation swelled toaround 2000.He said it was importantto protect the way of life inPeaceful Bay, whileaccommodating the needsof the growing populationin amenities like a jetty,car parking and footpaths.The population at presentwas about 50 freeholdresidents and 200leaseholders. The extra1800 residents would besettled west of thetownship, and there wouldbe infrastructure needs,including water andsewerage.Tony Duckett, from thePeaceful Bay ProgressAssociation, said thatwhether people liked it ornot, change was going tocome. It was thereforeimportant to have a visionfor the next 15-20 years.Gail Guthrie, from theValley of the GiantsTourism Association, saidshe looked forward to theday when Ficifolia, Stationand Conspicuous Beachroads were sealed.Ian Payton, President ofthe Nornalup Residentsand RatepayersAssociation, said it was abig challenge to meet theneeds of residents in asmall community. Thiswas why it was importantto have a plan lookingforward 10-15 years.Dave Guthrie, speakingon behalf of the TingledaleTennis Club, said the club,which presently had threecourts, could do withanother court.Kim Barrow, GSDCdeputy chairman andDenmark shire councillor,said it was a challengegetting the balance right.Some residents wanteddevelopment, othersdidn’t; some wanted moretourists, others less; somewanted more parking,others didn’t, but they stillwanted to be able to park;some loved the newstreetscape on StricklandStreet, others hated it!CHECK OUT THE MAYCALENDAR OF EVENTS AT:www.walpole.org.au/WalpoleRecCentreZUMBA CLASSESWith Claudia SimpsonOur new instructor Claudia is bringingher dynamic new moves to invigorateand motivate you!Suitable for all fitness levels.Join this fun and effective fitnessprogram at only $7.00 per class.MODAYS at 5.00pmWEDESDAYS at 6.00pmPH 9840 1345Walpole Weekly May 25, 2011 — 5

Letters to the EditorThe third feral cat caught by Dave and Patsy Anning recently.Another cat caught— will the Walpolecougar be next?May 25, 2011 — 6Skip Fencing & WalpoleSteel FabricationsFARM SHEDS - INDUSTRIAL SHEDSGARAGES ~ SMALL SHEDSMade locally supportinglocal businessFor quotes, phone9840 1640 w/shop9840 1237 a/hours0428401640 MobileSTEVEN SKIPPINGSFrom site works to thefinished shed.FULLY ENGINEERED -CUSTOM SIZESDAVE and Patsy Anninghad seen some tracks upthe back of their propertywhere it joins my block,and after some discussionon what bait to set in thefox trap it was all go.There was nothing forthree days, and then theygot lucky.This is the third feral catcaught in recent times andthey have bagged around19 since they have lived inTingleview.Maybe this is why I amfortunate enough to havelots of birds on my block.If everyone spent thetime and effort to trapthese predators the birdsand small animals wouldhave a better life .Maybe one day soon Iwill be asked to dispose ofthe Walpole cougar forthem!Bill BuchananKeep up the fish fightRE the proposed newCommonwealth MarineReserve, The WestAustralian has printed anew map showing themarine reserve zonings,which now shows thatthere will be no change tospeak of to the uses of theinshore coastal watersadjacent to WindyHarbour, Walpole andPeaceful Bay.Our group has for nearly12 months been trying tohave commercial gillnetting banned in thesewaters in an attempt to tryand save our fish stocks.Readers who areconcerned about the newproposals should contacttheir MP, Fisheries WA orour group regarding theirconcerns.Don’t forget, submissionsclose in earlyAugust.Jack Jennings,Save Our Fish StocksWalpole Weekly

The dolphin thatsaid ‘thank you’LAST week we reportedon a stranded dolphin inthe Nornalup Inlet (“DECto the rescue of strandeddolphin”).Local tradesman SteveLarkman was the personwho first spotted thedolphin and alerted DEC.Steve told the WalpoleWeekly: “The dolphin isone of a pod that iscommonly found at thebar. It was only strandedfor half an hour at themost.“I figured it was best tocall for professional help,rather than try to help it onmy own and cause theanimal a greater deal ofstress.“It was a greatexperience for me to comeso close to such a beautifulanimal, and you are rightin the fact that we will allbe keeping our eye out forthings like this.“The dolphins werechasing fish in theshallows, which they doquite regularly.“As the tide was on theway out, the shallow watercan become a lot shallowerquite quickly, just in acouple of waves.“When we helped theanimal, we found one of itsfins had got stuck in thesand.“It was amazing to hearthe dolphin make a noise,like saying ‘thank you’, asit swam to deeper water.”Steve Larkman’s picture of the stranded dolphin.That does not include over600,000 people (more thana quarter of them children),who will die from exposureto second-hand smoke.MAY 31World No Tobacco DayThis year, more than 5million people will diefrom a tobacco-relatedheart attack, stroke,cancer or lung disease.So why not Quit today?Come and see us at Silver Chainfor more information,ring the Quitline on 13 78 48(13 QUIT) or visitwww.quitbecauseyoucan.org.auCHECK OUT THE MAYCALENDAR OF EVENTS AT:www.walpole.org.au/WalpoleRecCentreNEW! NEW! NEW!It’s Time to Get in Shape withBODY WORXThis moderate intensity fitness classutilizes boxing bags and light weightswith a great cardio twist added!BODY WORXIs designed to strengthen and toneyour muscles and improve yourfitness and flexibility!Tuesdays 9.00amCrèche availableContact Karen 9840 1345Bring water, a smile and a friend!Walpole Weekly May 25, 2011 — 7

Lots of positives in Budget for country people: RedmanTHE state Budget handed down lastweek will deliver a range of positivesfor country residents, says Blackwood-StirlingMLA Terry Redman.“In addition to the significant boostthat Royalties for Regions willprovide to funding for regional healthservices, it will also continue tocontribute across the board, includingin the areas of regional developmentand infrastructure, water and naturalresource management, education andtourism,” Mr Redman said.“The $10 million investment inregional tourism in 2011-12, as partof a $40 million package over forwardestimates, will assist to raise theprofile of regional events."PIONEER STORENockolds Street WalpoleTel: 9840 1031 Fax: 9840 1135Specials available until Sunday29/05/2011 or while stocks last.May 25, 2011 — 8Walpole Weekly

What lies beneath?I think I've got one: Edith Cowan University students splashing about for science in the marine park.STUDENTS from Edith CowanUniversity recently undertookresearch on bivalves in the Walpoleand Nornalup Inlets Marine Park incollaboration with the Department ofEnvironment and Conservation.Benthic (sea bottom) invertebratesmay be filter feeders, grazers oractive predators, and are importantconsumers of organic material thatgrows in or is transported into theinlets. Similarly, they form the dietsof numerous larger species, such asfishes and birds.The work was part of the third-yearcourse requirements of theiruniversity degree. Lecturers arehoping to return to the marine parkeach year with their third-yearstudents to repeat the research.The research will lead to a greaterunderstanding of the diversity,distribution, ecology and biology ofbivalve species in the marine park.The information collected will beused along with data collected byDEC to design a long-termmonitoring program for bivalves andother benthic invertebrates.The students found that bivalveabundance and diversity increasedtoward the mouth of the NornalupInlet and that sediment particle sizeappears to have a strong influence onthe type and number of bivalvespresent in an area.More invertebrate species inhabitthe Walpole and Nornalup inletscompared with most other estuariesof south-west Western Australiabecause the entrance is permanentlyopen, and marine-like conditionsprevail for much of the year.Within the system, a greaterdiversity of invertebrates occurs inthe Nornalup Inlet compared with theWalpole Inlet, with a greater diversityon sand-flats compared with deepermuddy-basin habitats. The fauna ofthe tidal rivers is less wellunderstood.Concerns exist about the currentrarity of some previously abundantbivalve species, such as the cockleand oyster, although it is unknown ifthis is primarily the result of naturalor human-induced processes or both.While this cockle species iscollected for bait in the inlets,populations at Albany have, forexample, exhibited big changes inabundance between 1978 and 1999that may have resulted fromvariations in the recruitment ofpelagic early life stages.This example highlights the needfor greater knowledge of the ecologyand biology of invertebrate species inthe marine park.Walpole Weekly May 25, 2011 — 9

Pertussis /Whooping coughWhy the big fuss about whooping cough, you might ask?As you can see by the chart below in WA whooping cough has been on the rise since 2008.This is partly because vaccination against whooping cough does not give lifelong protection and partlybecause immunization rates in general are dropping.Pertussis notifications in WA from 2008 to 2010 by quarterWhat is pertussis?Whooping cough is a disease caused by the bacterium (Bordatella pertussis) that can affect people of allages but is most serious in young babies and unimmunized toddlers less than 2 years old. Althoughdeaths are rare, there is an average of at least one whooping cough death recorded in Australia eachyear.What are the symptoms?• It usually begins like a cold with a runny nose, tiredness and mild fever.• Coughing develops in bouts followed by a deep gasp or “whoop”.• Small children can go blue or stop breathing.• Older children and adults tend to have a less serious illness but can still have bouts of coughing.Whooping cough is also known as the 100-day cough because the cough can last up to 100 daysdespite treatment.How is it spread?It is spread by droplets from people coughing or sneezing who have the disease. An untreated person canspread the disease for at least 3 weeks from the onset of the cough.(This is why newborn babies are particularly vulnerable as they don’t have their first vaccination until 8weeks of age and then need 2 to 3 vaccinations before they are protected.)How is it prevented?People with coughing illnesses should avoid contact with babies.Vaccination is the best way to prevent the spread of whooping cough.Whooping cough vaccinations are available free for children under the childhood immunizationschedule and recently the vaccine has been made available for parents, grandparents and otherhousehold carers of children less than 6 months old.If you are a new parent, grandparent or carer of a new baby then contact the Silver Chain centre toenquire about a whooping cough vaccine.Helen Rawlins, Remote Area Nurse. Silver Chain Walpole, 20/05/2011May 25, 2011 — 10Walpole Weekly

BookTalkCarolyn Aggissgives a run-downon new titles atthe WalpolePublic Library.NEW items into the librarythis week include highprofilesex therapist andsocial commentator BettinaArndt’s The Sex Diaries.In its second print, thebook “draws on her 35years of professionalexperience to provide aprovocative analysis thatchallenges our basicassumptions about sex”.Other non-fiction titlesinclude 40 iPodTechniques; acomprehensive Start toKnit book and the Mayissue of GardeningAustralia.Newly arrived fictiontitles include AnitaShreve’s Rescue; ElizabethLowell’s, Whirlpool andMartin Edward’s LakeDistrict mystery, TheHanging Wood in largeprintformat.DVDs include Poh’sKitchen: Poh Spreads HerWings, an exploration ofMalaysian cuisine, andseries three of Pie in theSky, featuring culinary copHenry Crabbe.Among several newnovels for children isWilliam Nicholson’s fastpacedadventure fantasyThe Wind Singer. Foryounger readers,Australian author/illustrator ClareMcFadden’s beautiful andwhimsical tale The FlyingOrchestra will be sure todelight.Please see the insidecover of the WalpoleWeekly for library openinghours.Top Deck CaféWalpole’s premierelicensed RestaurantIt's on again!Curry NightFriday, June 3All you can eat $25Dine in/take away5.30 — 8pmBookings 9840 134420% OFFALLGIFTWARE• Sales• Service• Airconditioning• Fridge repairsPh 9848 2026Fax 9848 2212FOR ALL ELECTRICALINSTALLATIONS &REPAIR WORK•Domestic • Commercial• Rural • IndustrialEC 6877Office:Cnr Buckley andMiddleton Streets, DenmarkUntil June 7thExcludes CD’sWalpole Weekly May 25, 2011 — 11

KingyRock tobe closedTHE carpark at KingyRock, located between SoftBeach and Castle Rocknear Peaceful Bay, will beclosed for up to six weeksfrom Monday, May 30.The Department ofEnvironment andConservation will beundertaking sitestabilisation andrehabilitation works torectify damage caused bycoastal erosion at the site.The aim is for the worksto improve access forvisitors and increase thelongevity of the site byminimising ongoingerosion.DEC will givenotification once the site isreopened. For any queriesregarding this work, pleasephone DEC on 9840 0400.Did you know youcan get keys cutat the WalpoleResource Centre?Yoga & QigongIN WALPOLEMonday30 th May—9.45am startWHERE?Side door access at the Aradia Blue Gift ShopBOOKINGS ESSENTIALPlaces are limited$22 per person to be paid at Aradia Blue GiftShopFor bookings & Enquires Phone Wanda 0417953874Walpole MobileHairdresserOn Holidays: 11 th June to 3 rd JulyWill be away for two and a half weeks soplease ring now forappointmentsJo Lane 0400 453 926May 25, 2011 — 12Walpole Weekly

Real EstateAgents, PropertyManagers,AuctioneersPROPERTIES FOR SALEBOROIA RIDGEALL BLOCKS HEAVILY REDUCEDSTARTING FROM $139,000COME IN AND PICK UP A PRICE LIST TODAY!!NOW'S THE TIME TO SERIOUSLY THINK ABOUTBUILDING.For all Property Management requirements please callEmma Doust.For all your Real Estate requirements call:Joe Burton 0429 900 616Kylie Bendotti 0428 761 263Emma Doust 0403 515 081Denmark Representatives:Christine Randall 0417 096 724Michael Goundrey 0414 882 525Office: (08) 9840 1232 Fax: (08) 9840 1233Email: info@burtonrealty.com.auWebsite: www.burtonrealty.com.auYou can also finds us at www.realestate.com.auMANJIMUP AQUA CENTREMONDAY 30 th MAY 2011Bus departs PIONEER PARK at 8.15amreturns to Walpole for 2.30pmor sooner if group is ready to leaveReturn fare:$10Swimmers: Pension / Non-Pension ratesFood can be purchased from Centre CafeBook early to avoid disappointment !Contact Silver Chain 9840 0900WalpoleWalpole Quality Meats20% 0ff *Prime LocalTingleview LambLoin Chops / Lamb Cutlets / Lamb RoastsAll Lamb Cuts*Retail Quantities onlyThis is a joint initiative by:John from Walpole Quality MeatsStarGazers Tingleview LambDardanup Butchering Co ( Wholesale Div)Prices apply from Friday 27th May 2011 until stocks run out. Phone John 9840 1800Walpole Weekly May 25, 2011 — 13

Walpole Plumbing & GasJohn Marshall, proprietor PL 5423Licensed for -• Plumbing and Gas Fitting◊ Domestic◊ Commercial◊ Industrial• Excavator Hire, with OperatorPO Box 159, WalpolePhone / Fax : 9840 1340Mobile : Russell Hill 0428 401 340D.G & M. MaygerBobcat, Digger and Tipper Services8t Excavator 4t Bobcat 13t TipperExtremely heavy duty 6 foot slasher now available♦ Clearing♦ Firebreaks♦ Landscaping♦ Earthmoving♦ Laser Levelling♦ Rubble Removal♦ Post Hole Digging♦ Sand & Gravel CartageDavid & Meagan MaygerOwner OperatorsPh: (08) 9840 1897 (preferred)Mob: 0404 930 514Email: mayger@gmx.comABN: 60 945 391 389PO Box 232, WALPOLE,WA 6398HP & LJ9840 81410429 850 917FENCE LINES ; DAMS & SOAKS ;BLOCK CLEARINGAQUACULTURE-PONDSAnd all other general excavation workKerry Halse 0427 482 437A/hrs Ph/Fax 9848 2437EXCAVATOR HIREBRAD PIERCEMob 0428 927 158Ph/Fx : 08 9848 3191Email :g.s.concreting@bigpond.com√ HOUSE Slabs√ Verandahs√ Driveways√ sheds√ ExposedAggregate√ Brick pavingPO Box 434Denmark wa 6333Walpole Mechanicaland TyresLot 5 Vista StreetPhone (08) 9840 1297A/hrs Mobile : 0419918076Mechanical servicing and tyre repairs,bulk oil, batteries and freight depot.Genlite Generator AgencyReasonable prices. Mon-Fri 8-5, Sat 8—noonYour completebuilding renovationserviceTUTCHWOOD VENTURES PTY LTDFor repairs or replacement before winter.Call Harvey Mob. 0405 545 245Munroe: Mob 0458 547 813May 25, 2011 — 14Walpole Weekly

Walpole CENTRAL Building, Latham Avenue, WalpolePhone : 9840 1395 Fax : 9840 1394 Email : walpole@crc.net.au2011 COMMUNITY DIRECTORYREADY FOR DISTRIBUTIONThe Walpole CommunityResource Centre has nowcompleted what was an arduoustask of compiling the annualCommunity and BusinessDirectory, a comprehensivepublication containing allmanner of useful informationthroughout the district.Walpole CRC Executive Officer,Jenny Willcox, stated that it wasno mean feat to get all theadvertisements in, personaldirectory entries updated andthe master all set up in thecomputer. Walpole CRCVolunteers Hilary Mayger andLorraine Cooper have workeddiligently on the project for anumber of months.An allocation has been made forone copy per business and onecopy per household, providedfree of charge.Additional copies will be available at a cost of $5 each.Real Estate Agents will be provided with extra copiesfor new residents to the district as the information willbe of great benefit to them settling in to their newhome town.As in past years, a local artist’s work is featured on thecover and this year Jaime Mayger’s original frog isprinted. It was this drawing that set Jaime on her wayto becoming an accomplished artist.Directories need to be collected in person from theResource Centre.WALPOLE YOUTH CREWFor ages 12 years and upwardStarts again this Friday eveningShakespeare by NightThe Walpole Community Resource Centre wasthe place to be last Saturday night, as we weregiven a golden opportunity to watch a directtelecast from the Heath Ledger Theatre inPerth, of A Midsummer’s Night Dream, usingWestlink Satellite. The Black Swan TheatreGroup was responsible for giving theperformance which commenced at 7.15pm, withan introduction of all the actors and a lighthearted start to the play.We were swept along and became entangled inthe plot, laughing and absorbed in the age oldstory of star crossed lovers, be they magical orhuman. As we were invited to bring our ownwine, as nibbles were provided by WCRC, thishelped make it a wonderful evening’sentertainment.We hope that this is the beginning of awonderful relationship for those of us who lovelive theatre and a big ‘Thank you’ to all whoorganized the telecast.Present at the performance were: Jan Walker,Lesley and Greg Peck, Robert and LouiseHerriman, Ann Armstrong, Kate O’Brien, GloriaJackson, Nancy Jennings, Dianne Pickersgilland myself, Helen Webster.FOR SALECASH REGISTER / TILLFujitsu General Limited,Electric Model G-3210Works well.Excellent condition.Superfluous to our needs.Includes Instruction manual$50.00 plus GSTPhone Jenny9840 1395Community CentreWalpole Youth Room, off the Walpole6.00—8.00pmWalpole Weekly May 25, 2011 — 15

• General bulldozing• Swamp dozing• Stock/Gully dams• Aquaculture ponds• Broad acre marron reservoirs• DrainageS O U T H W E S TE A R T H M O V I N GPO BOX 245 WALPOLE WA 6398• Rehabilitation• D6H LGP Bulldozer• 22 tonne excavator with stumpforks• 12G Grader• Bobcat & Truck HireTenders acceptedADRIAN WATTS MOB: 0427 408 111LADIES' GOLFSPORTS RESULTSWalpole Pink PerilWinners with 91 points:Sharyn Burton, SueHawkins and GwenAnning.Runners-up with 71points: Patty Burton, PatBurton and MarleneBidwell.Best individual score with33 points: Viv Tippett.Novelties:Best chip #18, 16-30handicap: Viv Tippett.Best chip #9 31-45handicap: S. Gordon.Birdies: Betty Cooper #13.FOR SALEMARRON, juvenile.Richard, 9840 8065.WALPOLE DEPOT7 Miguel Place(Next to Merv’s Concrete)PH/FAX: (08) 9840 1374FREEZER—CHILLER—GEERAL FREIGHTSERVICIGPERTH—MAJIMUP—ALBAY—BUBURYAll Transport Enquiries to:Peter—0427 973 655Kylie—0428 761 263All Ice Supply Enquiries to:Rodney Doust— 0447 082 945PERTH DEPOT455 Belmont AvenueKEWDALE WA 6105PH: (08) 9353 5350P&C CANVASSTUFF THAT WORKSManufacture & Repairs to:Canvas & PVC Ute Canopies; Café Blinds;Swags; Canvas & PVC Tarps.Ring us for an obligation free quote.We come to you0427 643 886A/hrs 9840 1879Plumber, Gas TechnicianComplete Bathroom RenovationRoof Plumber or Fire prevention system installed.WALPOLE CONCRETESUPPLIES(Formerly Merv’s Concrete Supplies)M : 0458 536 574L: 9840 1898Pools, Spas &Solar heatingorganised& installedE: Plumber10@optusnet.com PL 6458PRE-MIX CONCRETESAND & GRAVEL CARTINGSITE WORKS—HOUSE & SHED PADS — DRIVEWAYSBACK HOE, BOBCAT, LOADER AND GRADER HIREBLUE METAL & METAL DUST AVAILABLEContact Nigel Phone 98401626Mobile 0419948072May 25, 2011 — 16Walpole Weekly

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