They say that what goes around comes around. Practitioners of Buddhism would call it Karma. While attending the Woodwork and Craft show Chairman Mike M. won the door prize, a 1.8m long x 750mm wide by 900mm high solid Jarrah work bench from Workbench World in Myaree retailing at over $2000. Mike has decided to […]
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I am delighted to announce that Cockburn Mayor Logan Howlett has been appointed Patron of the Cockburn Community Men’s Shed Inc. Logan’s appointment will help to elevate our profile, and his experience in all areas of community development will be a great asset in the future.
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Phone: 0422 920 948 Email: coord@ccmshed.org.au Street Address: 2 Sullivan Street Cockburn Central W.A. 6164 Shed Coordinator – Mike Murphy/Marc Dimmick (Assistant) e: coord@ccmshed.org.au m: 0422 920 948 (during operating hours) Chairman – Peter Hodgson Secretary – Bevan Dellar Fees are $100.00, valid for 12 months and due 1st July each year Account Details Name: […]
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and another opens. Shed stalwart Rob Macaw takes down the entrance sign at the Wattleup Shed. A new chapter begins in the history of The Cockburn Community Mens Shed. On Saturday 28th April with 16 men, two trucks and a forklift, the entire contents of the Wattleup Shed, along with the office and kitchen, were […]
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When Don Watson’s son Murray contacted the Shed to offer his assistance with the move to Jandakot, wheels were set in motion. A brief visit to the bustling Goldstar Transport yard in Welshpool to meet with Managing Director Sean Carren culminated in an offer to use one of Goldstar’s specialised crane trucks free of charge. […]
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The Shed has just received a very generous and substantial donation of personal protective equipment from local company LHR Marine. Pictured above are LHR Marine CEO Dave Murray and safety equipment specialist Ryan Charles with Shed members following the presentation. We hope to have the continued support and advice of LHR Marine as we establish […]
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If there was ever an example of a diamond in the rough, Paul Inkley fits the bill. Paul is the owner and operator of local transport company DPI Carriers, and when he found out that we required assistance in the move to new Shed, he immediately offered his time and the use of his seven […]
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A presentation of five side bowls and a central bowl all made from local Jarrah was made to Paul Gabbert of the City of Cockburn by the Cockburn Community Men’s Shed in gratitude for the extensive amount of work he has put in as a committee member. The bowls were made by Ross Jasper, the […]
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