BEVERLEY BLARNEY
Edition 404 June 2018 No Charge
ANZAC Services in Beverley 2018 Land Administration Act 1997 he 103rd anniversary of the Gallipoli Landing was commemorated in Beverley with two services and enthusiastic community participation. The dawn service, conducted by RSL T President Mr Tony Mullen, saw the marchers form up outside the Beverley Post Office before marching to the Cenotaph to be welcomed by a crowd of approximately 150 who joined the ceremonial observance. A small contingent of singers from the Station SHIRE OF BEVERLEY Arts Choir sang before the service and again at the conclusion, thus providing a very inclusive touch for community members present. PROPOSAL TO DEDICATE The conclusion of the Dawn Service saw the marchers and A ROAD – CAUSEWAY community members invited to join together at the RSL Hall for the ACROSS AVON RIVER traditional cooked Gunfire Breakfast of bacon, eggs and baked beans. The Gunfire Breakfast was followed by a performance of “The RAILWAY STREET Great Ride” by Carmel Charlton relating the feat of the Australian TO LUKIN STREET, Light Horse Brigade in the taking of Palestine. BEVERLEY Mid-morning saw marchers forming up outside the RSL Hall and marching to the Cenotaph where around two hundred and fifty people had gathered for the Eleven O’clock commemoration. This Notice is hereby given service was ably conducted by Mr William Thompson, Mr Peter Smith pursuant to Section 56 of the recited the ode, Mrs Joan McQuinn led the prayers, and singers from Land Administration Act, 1997 the Beverley Station Singers Choir and the Beverley District High that the Shire of Beverley is School Choir each performed items. Student Councillors, recited the considering to dedicate a moving poem “Not a Hero” by Clyde Hamilton. The address, section of land as public road. delivered by former RSL President Mrs Irene Oram, referred to the varied degrees of success of the soldier settlement schemes following Plans explaining the proposed both World Wars. Wreaths were laid on behalf of the RSL, Beverley road dedication are available Shire Council, Beverley District High School, Beverley Hospital Auxiliary, for inspection at the Shire of CWA, St. Johns Ambulance, Beverley Police Station and the Beverley, 136 Vincent Street Volunteer Fire Brigade. Beverley, and will be open for
inspection during office hours A fly past of three aircraft was performed towards the end of the service, following which community members were invited to the RSL 8.30am to 4.00pm Hall for a light lunch. Submissions on the road
dedication may be made in The continued support of the Beverley Community for ANZAC commemorations is always greatly appreciated. It is wonderful to see writing and lodged with the the numbers attending these services continues to undersigned within 35 days swell each year. from the date of the publication of this notice. For further information contact Shire Planner, Stefan de Beer on 9646 1200 or [email protected] Stephen Gollan Chief Executive Officer
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SHIRE OF BEVERLEY PRESIDENT REPORT - JUNE 2018 Roadworks and Tree Lopping A review of the Disability Access and Inclusion Plan Contractors Densford Civil were engaged for the 2013 – 2018 is due to be undertaken. Feedback from reconstruction and widening of the first 2km of the community will be sought during this process via Waterhatch Road and this work is well underway. Work electronic and hardcopy survey and a Community on the Top Beverley Road continues with sections Workshop. Please keep an eye out for details identified for successful Black Spot due to be commenced by the Shire Works Crew at the intersection County Peak Trail Activation of Walgy Road. Local contractors will commence 6.5km Council has engaged Urbis to progress design and of gravel sheeting on sections of Dongadilling, Maitland, development of the Beverley Pioneers Trail at County Kokendin and Dale Bin North roads identified for Peak (Quajabin Peak) which is Project 5 in the Shire of maintenance works. Rural tree lopping is also due to Beverley 2014 Trails Masterplan. This will initially involve commence. With roadworks, including maintenance a review of Shire plans relative to the trails project to grading following some rain, the ongoing WANDRRA support planning grants seeking external funding flooding and storm damage repair and agricultural assistance for Concept, Management, Rehabilitation and seeding programmes, there is a lot of activity around the Interpretative Signage. Council looks forward to interest district, please drive with care. and support from the community as this exciting project is gradually developed. Aeronautical Interpretation & Amana Memorial Relocation Agricultural Museum at Avondale Interpretative signage has been installed at the Hunt The large Agricultural Museum at Avondale is a Road Aeronautical Display and relocation of the Amana significant collection of machinery, implements and Memorial to this site has been completed. As a items with the story of WA’s growth from agriculture just reminder, 26 June is the anniversary of the Douglas waiting to be told. This collection is overseen by the Shire DC-4 Amana 1950 aircrash in which 28 people lost their and is not affected by the advertised winding up of the lives and the sole surviving passenger, who was Avondale Farm Project Association (AFPA). Your seriously injured, died 6 days later. At the time it was interest, support and participation are strongly Australia’s worst civil aviation tragedy. encouraged. Please keep an eye for future opportunities to do so. Cornerstone Work on the Cornerstone continues. Whilst there have CRC Funding been a few “glitches” along the way it is anticipated to be Are you a member of your Community Resource in use by the community before the years end with the Centre? Your membership shows support of this “official” opening to be scheduled in early 2019. important facility which unfortunately has been another Externally the majority of the work has been completed target of the State Government’s funding cut backs with signage, landscaping and some finishing touches affecting rural communities. Wheatbelt Business still to occur. Tiling, floorcovering, painting, and some Network is leading the advocacy to seek a way forward, cabinetry internally are either complete or underway and although there will most likely be an impact to services things are looking good! The Shire are engaging with and offerings as you have become accustomed. several companies to assist with the library and museum/visitor centre fit out. Wheatbelt Fast Facts The Wheatbelt Development Commission has provided Silver Centenary a summary of Economic, Population and Community As previously reported a large scale model of the Silver statistics that summarise key messages about investing, Centenary is being built by Dieter Prussner who has working, visiting and living in the Wheatbelt. This can be provided regular updates for Council. Dieter resides in viewed in the Reports and Publications section of the eastern Australia and is due to arrive in September to Development Commission’s website. install the model in a display cabinet in the Cornerstone www.wheatbelt.wa.gov.au museum/visitor centre. There is also talk that the real Silver Centenary will be making a visit to Beverley in the Avon Squares near future. Watch this space! Hearing lively music coming from the town hall on the afternoon of Saturday 12 May it was a delight to discover the energetic and colourful Avon Valley Square Welcome to Shire of Beverley Signage th Council is considering replacement of Welcome to the Dance Club holding their 38 Birthday dance in Beverley Shire of Beverley Signage to align with the Beverley WA as their usual venue was occupied by York’s ANZAC branding developed under the Beverley Tourism Centenary Exhibition. Framework 2016 – 2020. Some concepts are currently being prepared with assistance from the Tourism Dee Ridgway Advisory Group. Shire President
Strategic Community Plan 2017 – 2027 The Strategic Community Plan 2017 – 2027 was endorsed by Council at its May meeting. Thankyou to community members who contributed to the review of this important planning document.
Disability Access & Inclusion Plan – 5 Year Review
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Beverley Visitor Centre Volunteer Project
Are you interested in joining the Visitor Centre Volunteer Project Team? A simple application form is available from the CRC or Shire office
Upcoming Volunteer Project Team Activities Thursday 31 May – Special Preview Tour of the Cornerstone’s progress June (date TBC) – Local Tourist Sites Information Tour 26 and 27 July – Customer Service Training What’s this all about? The aim is to help keep the Cornerstone Visitor Centre open 7 days a week and support a positive experience for visitors and tourists. Developing a team of helpful friendly volunteers with a passion for our great town and surrounds has received funding support from the ANZ Seeds of Renewal Program. If you have team ethic, are available for weekend roster (1/2 day per month) and can receive communication via email please join us. For further information contact Sam at the CRC or Dee P: 9646 4054 M: 0428 464 007 E: [email protected]
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Dental surgeon Dr John Fenn has provided comprehensive dental care in York for over eighteen years. With forty years of dental experience you can be assured of a professional high quality service as well as providing friendly and gentle patient care. Come in and see John, Sue and Julie. Experience our new rooms and the benefits of friendly, gentle and proficient dental care.
To arrange an appointment please phone: 9641 2925 or email: [email protected]
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For Sale
Beds/mattresses QS, double & single Table/chairs Microwave, fans, evaporative air cons Lounge, outdoor settings x 2 4 burner gas BBQ 3 school desks Office chair Easy chair Projector, screen, movie camera, dozens of films Electric walker and much more
Everything must go so come make me an offer. 20 Monger Street, Beverley Saturday 02 June 9.30am to 3.30pm
GREAT BUY - 800 Litre Fire Trailer
$1500
This custom built 800 litre fire trailer is as good as new. It was built in October, 2014 by Rural Fabrications Australia, Mundijong. We are selling it because we are selling our small farm. It has had minimal use.
Special features include:
Off road tyres Honda GX Motor (4 stroke)/Davey Pump Jockey stand x 2
This fire trailer was $3600 at the time of purchase making it a bargain at $1500.
Michael - 0458 388 410
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2007 MAZDA NEO 2
$2,500 ONO LICENCED TO AUGUST 2018 182,000 KMS
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NNA’S FIRST BOYS NETBALL TEAM Thank you BEVERLEY’S Congratulations to Mitchell Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea Ashworth securing his position TRADING POST in the inaugural 14 and Under THANKYOU to the Beverley com- Boys team to play for Northam munity for their support again at Netball Association at the 2018 this year Biggest Morning tea. We Smarter than Smoking Assoc. raised $1,363.00 for the W.A. Championships, (formerly Cancer Foundation. known as Country Week). FOR SALE Raffle winner was J. Moulton.
They are taking a team of eight 2 Round 96 bag Bird Self Feeders for boys ranging in ages from 10 to sheep. Near new only used for one season. 14. As there aren’t many boys $3,500 each plus GST. The Ware family would like to teams as yet they play all of 0458 472 180 extend their thanks to everyone their games who provided their assistance in on Saturday making Bill's memorial ceremony 02 June. and wake on 5 May 2018, the Photo on left: LEGO Rebekah Aynsley & success it was. The provision of Mitchell Ashworth CLUB food, equipment, venue and general help and support was THURSDAY’S FROM greatly appreciated. 2.30PM - 4.00PM AT THE CRC. $2 PER PERSON
Attention Beverley RSL Sub-Branch
Community Members The next RSL meeting will be held at 6.30 pm on The new community Cornerstone Wednesday 13 June 2018 Building has been vandalised since the fence has been recently at the RSL Hall, removed. Council is extremely 50 Forrest St, Beverley. disappointed and will be viewing the For more information call Tony Mullen CCTV footage of the building and 0400 246 840. the surrounding businesses footage also. COMMUNITY We ask our local residents to be REMINDER Congratulations Lorretta Adams vigilant and keep their eyes open if they see anyone near the new The intersection at Local Beverley resident and building and ask them to move on or Great Southern former Agricultural Society Rural else call the local police. Highway and Vincent Street, next to the Police Ambassador candidate Lorretta Adams has been studying Station and the Dome Fuel Agribusiness at the Muresk Station are clearly marked Institute in Northam. She was STOP signs. recently awarded the Dux of the Failure to stop and give way at a Bachelor of Agribusiness stop sign can result in a fine and Management degree. loss of demerit points or in the worse case an accident. Congratulations Lorretta on your outstanding achievement. Be aware of your surroundings when you are behind the wheel Photo above Lorretta receiving her award of a vehicle. from Graham Edmonds, York & Districts Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank. www.beverley.wa.gov.au Beverley Blarney, Edition 404 - June 2018 7
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Take the opportunity to join in Beverley Freemasons Tavern gentle activity aimed at general Re-opening in 2018 fitness and falls prevention. Stay Active NEW PHONE NUMBER 9646 1347 with the
The Beverley Freemasons Tavern is under new management and currently Beverley Everlastings Stay Active is a weekly one-hour undergoing major renova ons prior to reopening some me in the second half of keep fit session for those who find 2018. gentle aerobic, strength, balance and stretching exercise beneficial to When you walk in to the Freemasons, you can expect to see a whole new interior. their heath.
Almost everything is being replaced, from the furniture and fridges, to the bars and The exercises are designed for over the floors. But while it will have an updated look, the original charm and character 50s, but younger participants are of the building will be retained. Upstairs, the accommoda on rooms are also welcome. Those less mobile or those recovering from accident and ge ng a makeover with new furniture and modern furnishings. The outside space illness also find the exercises useful. will become a more comfortable and user friendly space. The Freemasons Tavern is Chair exercises are available and aiming to be a family friendly venue where everyone will feel welcome. participants can opt to do all or some of these.
There are also big changes behind the scenes‐ namely the kitchen. Everything has Stay Active for 2018 been replaced to deliver an ultramodern kitchen with no expense spared. Having Day: Tuesday’s the right equipment will enable the staff to consistently produce high quality meals Time: 9am every day, catering for large groups, in mate dinners, and everything in between. Place: Beverley Lesser Hall The menu will include all the classic pub food including steak, pasta, fish and chips, Cost: $1 salads, amazing pizzas and more. Gluten free op ons will also be available, and all meals can be ordered for takeaway. Come along for fun activity followed by a social morning cuppa. The revamped Freemasons Tavern will be a great place to eat, drink and socialise Stay Active is a volunteer community for locals and visitors alike. A classic country pub with quality food and great health program coordinated by the customer service, able to complement all that Beverley has to offer. Wheatbelt Health Service
Keep your eyes open for further details on the official opening date. Be very Social
SARAH SOMERS 85 Fitzgerald St, Northam P | 9622 9687 LAWYER E | [email protected] RSL Indoor Markets
Saturday 02 June 2018 Family Law – Divorce – Separation from 9.00am to 12.00noon.
Property Settlement - Restraining Orders There will be a sausage sizzle, produce, plants, dog coats, crafts, Defacto Relationships - Children’s Issues jewellery, DVDs and much more.
Contact/Residence - Competitive hourly rates Come in and grab a bargain while supporting your local community. Reduced fee for Initial Consultation New sellers welcome $6 per table.
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Help local Tim Seed raise money for sick children Local Beverley resident, Tim Seed Shire of Bev- erley is participating in Bright Blue's Gibb Damage Licence River Ride in June to raise money for Residents are advised that the Shire of sick children. To be a part of this Beverley has obtained a Damage Licence fantastic event, Tim from Department of Parks and Wildlife to needs to raise at least $5,000 to participate.
control the numbers of Little and Long Billed Bright Blue's mission is to make a positive difference Corella’s by way of shooting. A shooting to the lives of sick kids. Their vision is to assist in the prevention and treatment of childhood illnesses, program will commence on Shire parks and particularly those linked to issues that police officers reserves immediately and continue as see every day – including the abuse of drugs and alcohol, as well as social disadvantage. required until 30 June 2018. If you would like to help Tim and raise money for this worthy cause then simply go to his go fund me Any resident wanting registered Shire page. If not then do yourself a favour and sign up for next years. shooters to shoot from their property must obtain their own Damage Licence from https://www.gofundme.com/bright-blue-gibb-river-ride-2018 DPaW https://wildlifelicensing.dpaw.wa.gov.au/
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Country Women's Association BEVERLEY BRANCH
We are now half way through the year - and we are so pleased to welcome three new members. Our next meeting will be a general meeting held at the Amenities Building, if you require It has been quite a busy month, members being crèche facilities for your child/ren for the involved with International Day at Quairading, meeting on Wednesday 20 June, please let Mother's day Garden Party, a Square Dance in the Carissa know via the [email protected] Beverley Town Hall and our May monthly meeting. email address by Tuesday 12 June. We have all enjoyed the warmer than usual May The calendar of events for 2018 days but the rain, which is very much overdue, Wednesday 20 June 2018 looks possible at the end of this week. Survival and 9.00am – 2.00pm prosperity of our country town is so dependent on Beverley Branch Meeting good rains.
Wednesday 18 July 2018 We would love to see more new members to join in Agronomy 101 presented by Living Farm the activities of the Country Women's Association and to be able to encourage participation in the Tuesday 18 September many different benefits which this organisation has Annual WIFE Inc seminar at Dowerin to offer. From 1st July, membership is offered at half the annual fee and the friendship and Tuesday 23 October 2018 opportunities are endless. 9.00am – 2.00pm Guest Speaker (TBC) and Next meeting will be held at the CWA Centre on Beverley Branch Meeting Thursday 21 June at 10.00am for morning tea followed by the normal Monthly meeting and a Committee bring and share lunch and some social time to Kelly Mann – President (0428 779 234) follow. Carly Veitch – Treasurer (0429 966 678) Skye Carlshausen – Secretary (0438 353 634) For more information contact President Lorraine Lorretta Adams – (0437 282 797) Sims on 0418 936 366 or email [email protected] Carissa Shaw – (0428 813 822) Lorraine. Ellen Walker – (0427 141 360) [email protected]
BILL CHAMBERS
Chartered Accountant & Registered Tax Agent
Tax return preparation
Financial and accounting advisory services
Office hours: Wednesday 9.15am - 5.00pm
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Natway Furniture & Constructions ABN: 62 824 726 465
Wayne & Natalie Ashworth
Qualified Carpenter & Joiner Tradesman
General Building Work
Furniture Construction & Restoration
27 Brooking Street, Beverley
Phone: 08 9646 0159
Mobile: 0417 973 415 (Wayne)
Mobile: 0429 491 039 (Natalie)
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Beverley Historical Society
Our monthly meeting on Monday 14 May had 10 members in attendance, 1 potential new member and 1 guest.
We had a vey busy meeting with lots on at the moment. Special thanks once again to our volunteers that open the Museum on Sundays and some Saturdays, also the ladies that helped when we had a bus group come through, we also have members on call for out of the normal opening hours.
As a group we have decided to do a visit to York to see their WW1 exhibition, by all reports it is highly recommended a worthwhile visit.
ATTENTION – The Historical Society are seeking a copy of the Wesfarmers Centenary Book for the Museum, so if anyone has one in their collection and now longer requires it we would appreciate it.
Next meeting is Monday 11 June at 1.30pm at the Museum followed by a cuppa. New members are always welcome.
The Beverley Agricultural Society memberships are now open and offer great value for money. Becoming a member is easy. Just fill out the form in this Blarney and send it back to us. Tickets will be sent by mail late July so there’ll be no need to queue for them on show day.
Member benefits include: · Convenient easy entry to the showgrounds on show day YOUR CHANCE TO WIN!!! · Member parking and entry gate Membership Drive · Complimentary afternoon tea on show day All those who join or renew their membership before the end of July, · Voting rights and a voice at all society meetings will go in the draw to win $100. This year, there is an extra incentive to join early. All those who join before the end of July will go in a draw to win $100 cash! Wouldn’t that
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The Friends of the Dale River (FODR) held their AGM at the Deep Pool Reserve on Saturday 05 May where a revitalized committee accepted an updated Constitution and voted in new office bearers as follows: Chair : Linley Thompson 0429 953 800 Secretary : Jo Johnson 0417 951 513 Treasurer : Lisa Blanch 0400 228 702.
Below is an outline of the objectives of the association. ○ To provide an organization that will work towards the conservation and rehabilitation of the Dale River and its environs. ○ To enhance the river environment for the enjoyment of local residents and visitors to the area. ○ To provide a biodiverse habitat and haven for local native animals and promote the river as a wildlife corridor. ○ To work with likeminded organisations, including, but not limited to WNRMA, Greening Australia, the Shire of Beverley and others to develop plans and implement actions to rehabilitate, landscape and conserve the riverine amenity ○ To encourage and foster participation of the community at large in projects undertaken. ○ To liaise with media outlets to ensure the presentation of projects is widely and clearly communicated to both the local and the broader community. ○ Anyone interested in joining the group will be most welcome (membership fees $2.00). Our occasional general meetings are usually followed up with an informal BBQ at the Deep Pool Reserve. Please contact any of the above office bearers for more information.
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Warrior Wellbeing Article Progression Planning (Succession) – Relationships First
Progression Planning is about retaining family relationships in the progression/succession process by looking at the people issues before dealing with the financial and business aspects. It is often the unspoken expectations of family members that can lead to the difficulties experienced. If farming families looked at the relationship aspects and people issues of their business as part of the progression plan there would be less stress and misunderstanding.
Why Progression? Mixed messages are received and given using the word “succession”. For most it means “the king is dead” who is the next king? Progression is not just a business transaction, it is primarily about relationships. One of the greatest risks to a farming family’s viability, in the long term, is about relationships and we often don’t see it coming. Progression shifts the focus to how we move the family owned business (especially farming) into the next era or generation and how the older generation can successfully make the transition to the next phase of their lives. “progression” encapsulates these options.
Effective communication allows for awareness, understanding and a basis to reach agreement on issues. Communication must be maintained to both reduce distress and for our positive wellbeing. In fact, many people don’t talk about progression until it’s too late and/or put it off because it is too difficult. The following key topics in progression planning need to be canvassed in detail: ○ Family communication. It all starts here; ○ What is the farm business? Allows understanding of the business family are involved in; Keep up to date with what’s on in ○ Stakeholders. Who’s involved? It is important to empower all parties to have a role in the progression planning process; Beverley. Like ‘Visit BeverleyWA’ ○ What do stakeholders want? Questions to ask our spouse/ on Facebook. partner and children about progression and/or retirement and business development; ○ Transition period. You must establish an agreement that is suitable to your requirements. It’s not going to happen overnight.
We need to make Progression Planning discussions part of normal conversation in our business. Only the minority, amongst family owned businesses, have any documentation around farm and/or business succession. Families must lead the way and own the process, no one can do it for us. Some simple rules that influence good progression planning are: 1.Sort the relationships first; 2.Debate the issues openly and with those that matter; 3.Start planning early, when your kids leave school the plan should be in place and understood; 4.When children come to work on the farm and/or in the business, be clear on where it is going (sell the business not the land or building); 5.Seek outside help for more than financial and legal matters (involve more than just the farm consultant, accountant and/or lawyer); 6.Have a handover strategy and stick to it.
Remember not all businesses will be able to have a successful progression/succession outcome, for a variety of reasons. Maintain those relationships first, to give it the best shot. “Don’t do what others say, just listen to them, and do what you feel good with” a quote from Warren Buffett that fits in well with progression/succession matters.
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WA TRACTORPULL Avondale ASSOCIATION
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BEVERLEY NATURALISTS CLUB
TOODYAY NATURALISTS CLUB VISIT We are lucky enough to have the Toodyay Naturalists Club to be coming for a visit on Saturday 16 June. We are really looking forward to this magnificent group of people coming to have a look at our Reserves. We are meeting at 10.30am at Brooking Street Reserve and will have morning tea and then have a walk through. We are then going to Beverley Airfield Reserve and have a look at the Threatened Ecological Community out there. We will then go to the town oval for lunch and then head out to the Avon River. We have been lucky enough to have John Hansen (Bushfire Risk Management Planning Co-ordinator) as our special guest speaker. Everyone most welcome to come along and meet some inspirational people from this fabulous group who are celebrating their 50th year as the Toodyay Naturalists Club which is a great achievement. AVON RIVER As many people have noticed there has been a lot of work being done out along the river. This is for fire mitigation work, but we are achieving some great environmental outcomes as well. We have known for a very long time that feral and invasive weeds have been a dominant feature and has been too big a problem to tackle. These weeds are a problem for fire risk and stopping the natural revegetation from occurring. We have had the mulcher working along the river and in some areas, there has been a 5 metre buffer put in place and much of the riparian vegetation left untouched. In many of the areas just removing the weeds has lead to nothing being left and it is these areas that are exciting us the most because they have achieved more in a couple of weeks than we could have achieved in years. It will be interesting to see once the weed burden has been removed what natural vegetation will return because nothing can compete with such a huge weed problem. We are so happy with this work we are not calling it Fire Mitigation work we are calling it Avon River Restoration Work Stage One. If anyone wants any other info on this work, please come along on Saturday afternoon 16 June and hear the talk from our Bushfire Risk Management Planning Co-ordinator John Hansen.
BROOKING STREET RESERVE We would like to say a big thank you to Don Sax for all the work he has been putting into Brooking Street Reserve it is looking fabulous. Can’t wait for up and coming Orchid season.
For further information contact Phyllis 0437 483 175 [email protected] or PO Box 95 Beverley
Wildlife Emergency Response - WA
We are a network of carers in WA specialising in the rehabilitation of injured and orphaned wildlife.
We have a group of dedicated specialist carers to work with any wildlife found on roadsides.
Contact Numbers Phyllis Facey: 0437 483 175 Lynn Powell: 0417 959 913 Sonia Cooke: 0423 806 757
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Station Gallery & Platform Theatre News The Station garden is available for public use at any time; just open the gates and enjoy! POWER PAC WORKSHOP – Connecting artists, arts centres & local government.
WA’s CircuitWest brought Performing Arts Connections (PAC) Australia’s PowerPAC workshop to the Station on Tuesday 08 May. It was a most successful exercise which attracted a good cross section of our community in Beverley and got us thinking about ways of making our arts centre a more meaningful place. Another outcome has been the inclusion of the Arts into the Shire of Beverley’s Strategic Community Plan, for Goals 1,2,6,8 and 9. We have been granted funds to help celebrate the 80th anniversary of our wonderful art deco town hall. This collaboration between the Shire and Station Arts will result in a wonderful event called Reclaimed Pianos on Wednesday 07 November. More to be revealed in the future, but it promises to be an exciting multi-generational show, so save the date! (Picture left) During a break at the PowerPAC Workshop
WA Showcase (Circuitwest’s performing arts conference) Beverley was lucky to have three representatives attend Showcase this year which ran 01 - 04 May. Sarah Miller and Jenny Broun were accompanied by Steve Ramm (who had recently at- tended Techwest conference) and was keen to follow up with Showcase. Consequently, he has agreed to join BSA committee!
Steve Ramm (far right) net- working at Showcase Jenny with puppeteer and stars of New Owner Artist-in-Residence. It was with some sadness that we farewelled Melanie after her two-month stay at the Station. She was joined by her husband Brad for the last two weeks when they hired a car and were able to take in some sights (including a day trip to Rottnest) when not on duty at the gallery. Melanie enjoyed the residency experience immensely and made many friends whilst here. Our thanks to everyone who made her feel so welcome.
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Marylou, Sarah, AiR Melanie Rudy and Penny wait for paint to dry Marylou fast drying her artwork!
And now….for the month of June we are pleased to have Nada Murphy return as Artist-in-Residence. You may recall Nada winning the print prize this year at the Easter Exhibition and she is delighted to return to Beverley. Her last Residency in 2016 was the start of her River Project. She returns this month to explore this theme further and welcomes a yarn about water stories. Nada’s arts practice incorporates a diverse range of medium including oil and acrylic, water-based painting, drawing media, print making and textiles and glass. Her studio practice includes collaboration with others and a regular yarn crafts day in the studio on Fridays. Nada will be offering the following workshops: Basket building using yarn and other materials - Friday 08 June 2.00 - 5.00pm Cost $25 Register by Email: [email protected] “ Baskets Building” Printmaking where some printmaking processes will be explored - Thursday evenings Thursday 07 June and 28 June 6.00pm - 9.00pm Cost $150 materials supplied. Register by Email [email protected] “ Printmaking”
Please keep an eye on the weekly Bulletin for further information regarding residencies, workshops or any changes to schedule - or contact Artist in Residence Coordinator Marylou on 9647 1027 / 0427 085 511 or email: [email protected]
Artists in Residence Programme for the remainder of 2018: June – Nada Murphy (Perth) July – Manu Madan. (Perth) August – Helen Amyes (York) September – Community Engagement October – Community Engagement November – Susan Hoy and Jennifer Sadler (Perth) December – Tyler Arnold (Victoria) January 2019 - Tyler Arnold (Victoria) Nada Murphy with her winning print
Coming Soon: During July Manu Madan will be artist-in-Residence and workshops offered will be of a different nature: Preparing for photomedia art - collage, photography and photo manipulation (suitable for a children's group and adults group) Interpreting landscape - patterns, shapes and form (taking inspiration from needlecraft) - kids class Mindfulness and craft - cross stitch, matisse cut outs and zentangles - adults Improving creative output - finding your style using a lead pencil and famous exercises - kids and adults.
Community Engagement Please let Bruce know on 0408 387 198 or email: [email protected] if you are interested in being involved in a drama club! COSTUMES REQUIRED: For The West Australian Photographic Federation holding its annual event in Beverley over the weekend of Friday August 31 – Sunday September 2 when members of 40 photographic clubs spend the weekend at Beverley. They will be visiting the Railway Station on Saturday September 1 from 7.30am to 9.30am for breakfast, photographing the historic station buildings and would like to have a number
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of local people dressed in period style costumes so they can take portrait photographs. The type of persons could be: Lady and gent in town clothes waiting for the train – we already have two small ladies’ dresses and one medium size man’s outfit. THESE COSTUMES STILL REQUIRED: Station master in uniform; Children in town clothes; Farmer with dog waiting for train; Busker in older clothes. So….can you help with period costumes or know of where to get some? Or happy to model a costume you can get hold of yourself? If so, please leave your details at the Station, or email [email protected]
Beverley Station Singers The Station Singers met this month on Wednesday 09 Mayto rehearse for the Merredin Songfest 18-20 May. Ten from Station Singers were able to get to Merredin to be part of the 150 singers from around the state. And what an amazing Festival of Song it was! Voices rang out throughout the weekend at the Visitors’ Centre, the Military Museum, the Station, the Sunday Markets, Church in the Cummins Theatre, and the finale lunch at the Rec Centre. But the main event was the Saturday night concert at the magnificent Cummins Theatre - yes, the night the rest of the world watched the Royal Wedding! See the pic below of the Station Singers in the green room of the Cummin’s Theatre hamming it up with tiaras and top hats to match the occasion. Kelly Newton- Wordsworth directs the group on a monthly basis at $50 per session, or $105 for 3 months. Anyone interested in joining the singing group contact Tracey Fleay - Mobile: 0409 481 029 or Email: [email protected]
Tiaras and Top Hats
Platform Theatre “The Great Ride” – a moving story of WW1 written and performed by Carmel Charlton (centre) at the RSL Hall on Anzac Day. Beverley Station Arts coordinated and supported the event which followed the gunfire breakfast.
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Bev- erley’s well at-
tended ANZAC Morning Service at the Cenotaph If any community group is looking to raise funds please keep it in mind that the Platform Theatre is available for events such as movie nights. With just a minimal hire cost of screen and projector, it makes for an easy fundraiser. If you would like to be included on the email list for notification of coming events (so you can forward to friends), email secretary Sarah Miller [email protected]
Volunteer Thank You To all those who gave up their morning to attend the PowerPAC Workshop. To Richard Boladeris and Dawn Edwards for the offer of costumes for WA photographic day 01 September To Cheryl and Eva for organizing their menfolk, horses and carts for photographing on the day at the Station also.
Beverley Station Arts Membership Your support will assist us in maintaining the venue and to continue presenting a variety of entertainment for your enjoyment. We look forward to seeing you at the events we have planned for next season. To become a member of Beverley Station Arts Inc (Friend of the Station) please contact our treasurer Pauline Knight 9646 0946 for a Membership Application form and payment. (NB cheques to be made payable to Beverley Station Arts) and send to PO Box 112, Beverley 6304. Station Gallery Open Hours 11.00am – 3.00pm Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday Jenny Broun, President, Beverley Station Arts: 0419 040 063 / [email protected]
T.M. Hair Design Offering Family Hairdressing right here in Beverley. Need a hair cut? Walk‐ins are welcome! Nicole is available Tues ‐ Sat & Theresa Tues ‐ Wed. Keep an eye out on Facebook for any specials we may offer.
Call in very soon & see Nicole & Theresa at 100 Vincent St, or phone 9646 1122 for an appointment Opening hours are Tuesday-Friday 9-5 & Saturday 9-12.
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BEVERLEY GARDEN AND TREE SOCIETY
Our group’s outing to the Bigga Tree Nursery in Pickering Brook and then on to lunch at Mason Mills for lunch on the first Tuesday in May was hopefully enjoyed by all, with 20 members visiting the nursery and 16 going on to lunch. It was a beautiful autumn day and the newly established Bigga Tree nursery was a great find, with a large and apparently expanding range of mainly exotic trees and shrubs. I’m sure some of the group will be going back for more plants in the future. Lunch at Mason Mills was very pleasant and the walk around the stunning gardens a lovely way to spend the afternoon.
In the garden now ….. It is turning out to be a fairly dry start to the season so the addition of compost and organic matter to the garden will help to maintain soil moisture. In the lead up to cool weather water tender plants with a seaweed based solution which will help them develop an internal resistance to frost. Seaweed solution takes about a week to take effect if you spray it on the leaves and two to three weeks if applied to the roots. There has already been some cool mornings and the likelihood of frost is high, young susceptible plants can also be protected by placing shade cloth guards around and or over them and spraying the leaves with biodegradable For the latest news and information on our local frost protection sprays which work by creating a district high school, please visit our website: protective polymer film over the leaves and stems. www.beverleydhs.wa.edu.au These sprays need to be reapplied monthly, they can also help to retain moisture in plants and help protect the plants from heat stress during the summer.
The next Garden Club meeting will be on Tuesday 05 June at 10.30 am at the Beverley Caravan Park (weather permitting) where we will review the succulent and herb gardens at the Park and also discuss ideas for the show display. New members are welcome.
For more information contact Linley 0429 953 800 or Dorothy 0429 989 031.
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THE BLUE LINE Beverley Police Station 57 Hunt Road, Beverley WA 6304 [email protected] Phone: 9646 3333 Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000
Illegal drugs are mentioned in the media and news reports frequently. Most people are aware of the negative social implications of drug use and unfortunately many people have been adversely affected by the widespread use of illegal drugs. It is well known that users sometimes get extremely desperate, and will steal from loved ones as well as strangers to support their habit.
Methyl amphetamine (meth/Ice) is considered by many to be the worst of the current illegal drugs available in Australia.
Recent reports have stated that Western Australia is the Ice capital of the country, and Australia is possibly the second biggest user of meth in the world.
Most people probably consider meth to be a far worse drug than other so called “soft” drugs like cannabis/marijuana. It is worth reminding people however, that any drug that is classified as illegal, will be targeted by police and offenders charged accordingly. (Police don’t make the laws your politicians do!)
Police rely on information from the public regarding any criminal activity and this includes information regarding the sale, distribution or manufacture of drugs.
If you have any information regarding drugs in the community, you can call Beverley Police on 9646333, or pop in for a chat. If you want to remain anonymous, that’s fine too. Just call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000
Obviously not all information will automatically result in a search warrant but all information is reviewed and the more information police receive, the better picture we have of what is happening in our community.
Alcohol and Drug Support Line https://www.mhc.wa.gov.au/alcoholanddrugsupportline Until next month, stay safe. Sergeant Karen Berry and Senior Constable Ian Jeffrey. Phone: 9646 3333 (if diverted to Northam please leave a message) Email: [email protected] Twitter: [email protected] Facebook Wheatbelt District – WA Police Force.
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MONDAY Reliable retic systems that will transform your garden 6.00 – 10.00 Monday Breakfast - Bob Bore /pump and Tank installation , Grey water options 10.00 – 1.00 Mustang Sally - Susan 1.00 – 4.00 Folk/Swingin’ Jazz Club - Peter Custom metal and welding 4.00 – 7.00 Celtic Note - Joe 7.00 – 10.00 Classical Sounds - Chris Property Maintenance including
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FRIDAY 6.00 – 10.00 Friday Breakfast - Bob 10.00 – 12.00 Memory Lane - KT 12.00 – 3.00 Michael’s Mix Up - Michael 3.00 - 6.00 Tonkin Along - Tonks
SATURDAY 6.00 – 9.00 Saturday Morning Variety Show - Terry 9.00 - 11.00 Teen Spirit - Gracie B 11.00 - 1.00 Solid Gold -Frenchy 2.00 – 4.00 Saturday Mix – Graham 4.00 - 6.00 My Kind of Music - Lesley Ann
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PRIMARY HEALTH SERVICES Available to the community of Beverley
You can refer yourself or your child to the following health professionals: Child Health Nurse ‐ 9646 3200 to make an appointment, Hospital Admin Staff will assist you in setting an appointment time, which will be on most occasions a Monday.
School Health – 9641 0200
Dietetics – 9690 1320
Occupational Therapy ‐ 0429 466 224
Physiotherapy – a Doctors referral is required – Please send all referrals to P.O Box 140 Beverley or drop them into the Beverley hospital. All referrals are forwarded onto to Northam Hospital where they are prioritised and wait listed. Clients will be acknowledged with a letter informing them of the approximate wait time and will be seen in Beverley
Podiatry – a Doctors referral is required Please send to PO Box 142, Beverley or drop referral to the Beverley Hospital (attendance Fridays) **
Social Work – Phone 9690 1320
Speech Pathology – Phone 9690 1321 Services are provided at the Primary Health Building, on the corner of John and Forrest Streets, Beverley. There may be a waiting time for services. These services are provided by WA Country Health Service and are free of charge. (Please note that the Podiatry Service is a private practice and is not free of charge ‐ there is a fee at first consultation but the WACHS/Beverley Health Service do not get involved in taking fee payments – only assisting at receiving the referrals for appoint‐ ment. The Doctor’s referrals are usually faxed to the service provider, Como Podiatry, who contact the patient by phone and make an appointment). If you have any concerns about your own health or your child’s health and development, please phone the Travelling Overseas or around Australia? relevant health professional to discuss To book a holiday of a lifetime your concerns. Alternatively, you can Contact your local travel professional speak to the Child Health or School Health Nurse, or your GP, to discuss Catherine Riches your concerns and to determine the
most appropriate referral. Tel: (61)8 9647-2173 Email: [email protected] Avon & Central Primary Health Travel Associates Australia Pty Ltd - ATAS accredited Promoting Healthy Lifestyles Member of the Independent Travel Group
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ORBS - ALICE IN WONDERLAND
BEVERLEY LANDFILL SITE
Licence Number: L/NMRB5463 NEW OPENING HOURS
Saturday 8.00am – 4.00pm Your local tyre specialist Sunday 8.00am – 4.00pm Monday 8.00am – 3.30pm
CLOSED Christmas Day and Total Harvest Ban Days
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Agriculture Museum at Avondale everyone keen to catch up on Richard’s knee op- erations and everything Avondale.
Being the time of year for It was open weekend and although visitor numbers sowing crops our small were low it was good to see some young locals group decided that it was coming out to share in the history of our area, one time to dust the couple from Queensland ventured out around the cobwebs off some of the ‘drive trail’ and were gone so long (a couple of machinery and sow some hours) we were afraid they had got lost, but all was Oats in the neighbouring good, they had just found a lot to photograph. paddock; Duayne had
already prepared the And yes the Avondale Museum is still open to the area the week before and public every 3rd weekend of the month including had added fertilizer into the Monday of the September long weekend and the dusty soil. After a bit of the Sunday 14 October for the Beverley Heroic Bike encouragement from a Ride so feel free to come and enjoy. can of a popular brand of
cold start spray and a Our ‘Item’ for the month goes to one of our fresh battery the restored Tractors a McCormick-Deering W-6 Chamberlain Tractor was fired up and ready to be Standard-Tread Tractor. Manufactured by the fitted to the Massey Ferguson Combine Seeder, but International Harvester Co. Rock Island Illinois USA. having not used this combination before
John H found himself an extra task adjusting This Tractor is one of 28378 built between 1940 & hydraulic fittings to suit. Once Richard had 1953 and features the International Harvester 247.7 ensured the tyres were of correct pressure it was cubic inch 4 cylinder engine which provided 32.48 out into the paddock and no stopping, in fact HP at the drawbar. It has 12 volt electric starting by Richard looked quite at home having previously key as against the earlier models which started by worked at Avondale for many years in the past. turning the crank handle. It has been fitted with the Although some larger wheels and tyres which were more suited to of us had our working the land in the Wheatbelt. ‘dancing shoes’
on there was not In 2016 the owner Vin Szezecinski handed it over to a cloud to be the Beverley Men’s shed and a group of members seen, but we carried out a comprehensive restoration back to were able to working order. It was then put on display out in the stomp down a open at the Men’s Shed. This was not an ideal few lumps of dry environment and in late May 2017 the Men’s shed soil! offered it to the
Avondale Farm Mu- This task was seum where it could completed by be displayed under- morning tea cover. which our group
shared together The offer was taking longer taken up and on the than usual with 04 July it was
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GYM MEMBERSHIPS Now is the perfect time to get your gym membership. Available now from the Shire of Beverley office.
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Beverley Quilting Group BEVERLEY REAL LIFE CHURCH Service starts at 10.00am We meet on Tuesday’s We share lunch after all our services. at the Masonic Lodge in the ALL ARE MOST WELCOME! back room. We would like to sincerely thank ANN WOOD who presented (on Sunday 06 May) a beautiful and well-researched talk about the first We start around 9.30am Moon Landing way back in 1969. Did you know the first food and liquid ever & finish at 2.00pm consumed on another planet were the bread and wine of Holy Communion that the 3 astronauts (Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael $2 donation per session and Collins) shared when they landed on the moon? Amazingly moving BYO lunch. presentation with stunning videos and music!
For further information Also, a big THANK YOU to TERRY for filling in for Malcolm who was having contact Jan Sherwood on a well-earned rest. Terry brought us a very touching and profound reminder 0438 019 510 about JOY in our Christian walk, having it, sharing it and being it. Just wonderful!
FREE DEVONSHIRE TEAS FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE BEGINNING 07 JUNE!
Yes, every THURSDAY morning at 10.00am – 12 noon Beverley Real Life Church will be hosting delightful Devonshire Teas (or Coffees!) so why not pop in for a cuppa and friendly chat in our dining area. There will be no church service attached to this free get-together. Just come along to a very
informal gathering and enjoy the scones! Unique Strokes W.A. Painting & Decorating SUNDAY 17 JUNE at 10.00am Reg. No. 4236 PETER and JANET will be leading us and bringing their fabulous worship ROB BAIN through powerful music and song. And then… QUALIFIED LOCAL TRADESMEN JAN and JIM, who are travelling missionaries, will tell us inspiring stories of their worldwide ministry to some of the ForFor GuaranteedGuaranteed Traditional Workmanship Workmanship & & Prompt Prompt Free Free Quotes Quotes tiniest villages on earth - not to be missed! Phone: 08 9647 2102 Phone: 089647 2102 Mobile: 0418 904 013 Of course, our Pastor will be continu- Mobile: 0418 904 013 ing with his rock solid, Bible based preaching every week when we don’t have a visitor, so it’s ALWAYS worth dropping in to a Beverley Real Life Church meeting!
“The one who blesses others is abundantly blessed; those who help others are helped.” Proverbs 11:25
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National Simultaneous Storytime at the school on Wednesday 23 May, with Ms Moore leading the story of Hickory Dickory Dash for the Kindy & Playgroup kids and parents.
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BRICK AND STONEWORK RESTORATION enjoy a game of bridge. AUTHENTIC REPOINTING Of MORTAR, RISING We welcome all new members DAMP RECTIFIED to join us. PROPERTY MAINTENANCE WHEN: Mondays TIME: 1.00pm PHONE DAVE 0419 041 542 WHERE: CWA Hall www.beverley.wa.gov.au Beverley Blarney, Edition 404 - June 2018 43
VISITOR CENTRE OPENING HOURS: Monday – Friday 8.30am – 4.00pm 132 Vincent Street, Beverley WA 6304 Beverley Merchandise: Phone: 08 9646 1600 Fax: 08 9646 1295 Email: [email protected] Website: www.beverleycrc.net Hats and Beanies Ceramic & Travel Mugs Farewell Lydia Coasters & Stubby Holders The time has come to farewell our trainee, Miss Lydia Ugle as she recently completed her Certificate III in Business. We wish Lydia all the best in her future Hand towels and Tea Towels endeavours and we thank her for all the time and effort that she put in at the CRC. Local Honey Local Jams and Preserves Welcome Zoe We extend a warm welcome to Zoe Wilkinson, as our new customer service officer Blacklist Coffee Beans replacing Ashleigh. Wildflower Seeds My Health Record OUR SERVICES Thank you to the team from WA Primary Health Alliance Photocopying for the excellent information session on May 06 on the new My Health Record that has been launched under the Instant Photo Kiosk MyGov app. If you need any assistance in setting up your Wide Format Printing MyGov ready for tax time, Centrelink, Medicare or to Personalised Products: access the My Health Record then call the CRC to book an appointment. Stubby holders, Mugs, Steins, Slates Photo Left to right: Fiona Bush, Taryn O’Donnell, Melissa Robinson, Zoe Binding: Wilkinson and Sandy Shaw.
Wire, Thermal & Plastic The Aussie Outback Campfire Desktop Publishing Thank you to all of the locals and visitors that joined us at the campers kitchen at Laminating‐All Sizes the Beverley Caravan Park on Friday 11 May for the delicious campfire stews, Conversion of: curries and stuffed pumpkins. We all enjoyed some fabulous desserts under the stars in front of the campfires as we celebrated Neighbourhood House Week 2018. VHS to DVD Thank you to Janet, Isobel, Errol, Val and our committee members that helped on Negative & Slide the evening.
Tape & Record to CD Bingo - Friday 15 June 2018 Send/Receive Faxes Join us at the Lesser Hall on Friday 15 June 2018 for a fun afternoon of bingo, eyes Send/Receive Emails down at 1pm. Afternoon tea available.
Beverley Bulletin Newsletter Governance Training - Wednesday 20 June 2018 Book Exchange Steer your committee in the right direction, with good governance and best GOVERNMENT SERVICES practices by attending this FREE training from 2pm-4pm on Wednesday 20 June at the CRC. Caroline Robinson will be hosting this event covering risk management, Dept. of Human Services management framework, legalities and roles & responsibilities. RSVP is essential. Govt. Computer Kiosk Dept. of Veteran’s Affair’s Customer Service Training - 26 and 27 July 2018 Australian Taxation Office We have 2 workshops running. One is for Visitor Centre & Community Group volunteers and one is for business only. Join Jurek and Jan from Terrific Trading at Senior’s Computers the Beverley CRC to train and mentor your team to improve their customer service TRAINING FACILITIES skills and learn secrets of the trade to ensure your customers are getting the best service in town. Community Volunteers training is free and will be held on 26 July Group Training & Workshops 9am - 12pm and on Friday 27 July 1.00pm - 4pm. Businesses Only is $45 p/p or $40 CRC member 26 July 1pm-4pm and 27 July 9am-12pm. Book your spot and One on One Training watch your profits increase. Video Conferencing Suite ROOM HIRE Welcome to Beverley Morning Tea - Wednesday 13 June Are you new to town and would like to meet some new people and find out about Office For Daily Rental local clubs, join us on Wednesday 13 June at 10am the CRC, RSVP is essential. Training Room Hire
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Service in Beverley 8:00 am every Sunday at Beverley Sacred Heart Church Lukin Street, Beverley
THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS)
Beverley Friends Meeting Old Catholic School Rooms Dempster Street
Sunday 10:30am - Meeting for Worship
For more information & enquiries phone 9646 0575.
BEVERLEY BEVERLEY CHRISTIAN HOME FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
Bible study Meet 1st and 3rd Monday evening at 7.30pm followed by supper and a time Saturday of each month of caring and sharing fellowship place alternating homes meeting at 3.30pm
Visiting Pastor from independent Fellowship meal at 6.00pm ministries SWOT (South West Outreach Team) followed by a games night 1st Wednesday of the month 10.00am 16 Barnsley Street, Place 16 Barnsley Street, Beverley Beverley Enquiries Enquiries - 9646 0546 9646 0282 or 9646 0546
50 Hunt Road, Beverley
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Meals on Wheels BEVERLEY HOSPITAL AUXILIARY JUNE 2018 Volunteers Roster for June 2018
Friday 01 D & S Linton 01 June Dawn Edwards, Pat Parker, Roma Ladgies
08 June Jan Howell, Dalene Davies, Jeanette Johnson Monday 04 PUBLIC HOLIDAY 15 June Amanda McLean, Erica Murray, Gina Adams Tuesday 05 J Johnson 29 June Glenda Burns, Lee Storer, Sera Minchin Wednesday 06 G Courtney/M Alford
Thursday 07 NO DELIVERIES Please note new trading hours 11.00am till 2.30pm. Friday 08 N Darr Enquiries to Sandy Shaw 0417 703 373.
Donations of CLEAN goods may be left at Monday 11 R Kessener Avon Trading (Thrifty Link) with the exception of Tuesday 12 S Eramiha large items (eg Furniture, prams etc), electrical, shoes. Wednesday 13 G & P Burns Thursday 14 NO DELIVERIES Friday 15 S Negus
Monday 18 G Redding Tuesday 19 B Sims Wednesday 20 M Smith Thursday 21 NO DELIVERIES Friday 22 A & K Boyle
Monday 25 R Kessener Tuesday 26 J Johnson Wednesday 27 G Roache Thursday 28 NO DELIVERIES Friday 29 J Howell
The Church of United Spiritualism
Please contact Rev Irene on 9646 0470 for details.
DRUG & ALCOHOL COUNSELLING
The Wheatbelt Community Drug Service Team will be visiting Beverley Hospital fortnightly.
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AVON DRILLING SERVICE
Mick Lewis Mob: 0427 814 055
WATER BORES BORE DEVELOPMENT MINI EXCAVATOR HIRE POST HOLE DRILLING
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House tank and shed pads, laser level to engineered specifications, also bobcat site work, block cleanups and post hole digger.
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PLUMBING Water Supply ABN: 37 675 595 336 Windmills & Accessories Solar Pumps: FOR ALL YOUR Sales, Service, Installation PLUMBING MAINTENANCE Fencing & Yards AND GAS FITTING NEEDS Trenching & Poly Pipe Laying
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Beverley Golf Club
On Saturday 28 April, eighteen players took to the course to vie for the Always Green trophy. This Stroke round was also the first qualifying round for the club championship. The best Nett score was carded by Liam Gollan with a creditable 67; closely followed by both Darrell Hagan and Luke Gollan who tied for runner up on Nett 68. Thomas McLean ran fourth on Nett 69. The best Gross scores on the day were Darrell Hagan with 78 and Luke Gollan with 85. Thanks go to Gavin Sazanov for again sponsoring this event
The Belhus trophy was contested on May 05. This Four-Ball better ball Stableford event was won by Alan Hammond and Mark Kont with a team score of 47 points. Gavin Sazanov and Keith Hawkins narrowly lost out with 46 points. A big thanks go to Greg Barrett-Lennard for his continuing sponsorship.
Daniel Gollan carded an impressive +8 to beat out the field of ten players and take home the Beverley Gas and Plumbing Trophy on May 12. Runners-up were Robbie Wansbrough (+4) and Alan Hammond (+3). Many thanks also to Karl Smith for providing the trophies for this event.
Saturday 19 May saw eight players compete for Ron Bickley’s Garden Gnome Trophy. The scores for this event were predictably less than spectacular due to players being restricted to using only three clubs for the day. Gavin Sazanov was the successful player with 35 Stableford points. Runner up was Terry Winfield with 34 points.
The final game for the month was the second Club Championship qualifying round with players competing for a trophy donated by John Donovan. Winners will be announced in next month’s Blarney.
Club Golf Fixtures for June will be: Saturday 02 Brett Hutchinson Trophy Stableford
Saturday 09 Wayne Smith Trophy Stroke 3rd Qualifying Round – Club Championship Sunday 10 DRGA Event – Waroona Open Day
Saturday 16 GL Broun Trophy Stableford Sunday 17 AVGA Mixed Championships at Beverley Stableford
Friday 22 Primaries CRT Day Ambrose in 3’s Mixed Teams Allowed - Arrange Own Partners Saturday 23 Hydraboom Trophy Ambrose in 2’s
Saturday 30 Club Trophy Stableford Saturday 30 AVGA Event -Brookton - 4 Ball Better Ball
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Beverley Ladies Golf Club
Well, we are s ll wai ng for much needed rain for farmers, gardens and our golf course. Playing golf on our course at the moment resembles playing out in a desert, but this has not stopped our ladies from playing some great golf.
We are desperately in need of some new blood at our club. Please if you have been thinking about playing golf, please contact myself or just turn up on a Wednesday at 10AM with golf s cks. We tee off at 10.30.
Results for the last month: Wednesday 18 April Val Moir Trophy – Stableford Winner: Maxine Wa s 37pts Runner Up: Lyn Mactaggart 37pts Nearest to Pin No: 5 Jane Murray
Thanks to Val Moir for her con nued support. Wednesday 02 May Anne Szczecinski Trophy‐ Stroke 1st Silver Spoon,1st Interna onal Bowl, 1st Pu ng, Monthly Medal Winner: Maxine Wa s 72 Ne Runner Up: Yvonne Hobbs 73 Ne Longest Chip/Pu No 16 Lyn Mactaggart
Thanks to Anne Szczecinski for her con nued support.
Wednesday 09 May Ali Lewis Trophy‐ Stableford
Winner: Yvonne Hobbs 39 Points
Thanks to Ali Lewis for her con nued support. Wednesday 16 May Yvonne Hobbs/Sera Minchin Trophies Travel Tree Challenge 4BBB Stableford Winners: Jane Murray and Marg Peck 46 points Runners Up: Glenys Collins and Lyn Mactaggart Longest Pu No 12 Maxine Wa s Nearest to Pin No 5 Marg Peck
Best 25 country teams will contest the state final on Monday 17 September.
Thanks to Yvonne Hobbs and Sera Minchin for their con nued support.
Upcoming Fixtures Wednesday 06 June Wundowie Open Day. Club Trophy for others. Wednesday 13 June Lorna Barre ‐Lennard Trophy‐Par Friday 15 June Cunderdin Open Day Wednesday 20 June Val Hagan Trophy‐Stableford Friday 22 June Primaries Open Day‐ Ambrose in 3’s Wednesday 27 June Jane Murray Trophy‐Stroke 3rd Silver Spoon, 3rd Interna onal Bowl, 3rd Pu ng, Monthly Medal Friday 29 June Gingin Open Day
Well un l next me, happy golfing and hopefully we would have had a lot of rain!!!!!
Sera Minchin Ladies Golf Captain
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COUNTRY LINE DANCING
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For those who dared to try a bit of pre season training, a Fast Five competition was introduced. This was open to all men and women and I'm sure fun was had by all.
This new way of playing netball could not have happened without the organisation by Jen Petchell. Thank you so much Jen, we all had fun. Also we must thank Glenys Petchell for coming down to the courts to score and thank you to those who umpired.
The Netball season has begun with the competition being made up of one Pingelly team, one Brookton team and two Beverley teams.
This year, an encouragement award will be presented to a player from both Beverley teams each week. Thank you to Beverley Country Kitchen for sponsoring this award.
Results so far: Game 1, May 05. Pingelly- 36 to Beverley Hunters-15 Brookton Glory - 39 to Beverley Orbs -16 Encouragement awards - Nicole Davis and Sam Mearns.
Game 2, May 11. Pingelly- 38 to Beverley Orbs-15 Brookton Glory-60 to Beverley Hunters-11 Encouragement awards- Lynette Ugle and Bree Taylor
Game 3, May 18. Beverley Orbs - 33 to Beverley Hunters- 26 Pingelly- 43 to Brookton Glory- 22 Encouragement awards- Kasey Ashworth and Emma Atkins.
Upcoming Games Friday 08 June at 7:30pm in Beverley Beverley Hunters vs Brookton Glory Beverley Orbs vs Pingelly
Saturday 16 June in Pingelly 1:45pm Beverley Orbs vs Beverley Hunters 3:30pm Pingelly vs Brookton Glory
Friday 22 June at 7:30pm in Brookton Beverley Hunters vs Pingelly Beverley Orbs vs Brookton Glory
Friday 29 June at 7:30pm in Beverley Pingelly vs Beverley Orbs Brookton Glory vs Beverley Hunters.
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Game 1: May 05 York Scorchers (2) V Beverley Redbacks (1) Nerves were aplenty warming up for our first game of the season. With many returning faces and some new ones, the team is shaping up for a compe ve season! Special men on to Megan Vandenberg for filling in, on a warm day it’s wonderful to have a sub or two on the sideline! Newly voted Captain Chantelle Meade led us onto the field for a great contest with a fast and skillful York Scorchers side. Our preseason fitness and skills AWARDS lead by the commi ee led us to a 1 nil lead at half me with an Beverley Transport Award: amazing run up the field from Lisa Mourach ending in a goal. Dani Whyte – For running hard all day. Unfortunately, Scorchers came back fast and scored another two Beverley Country Kitchen Award: goals to end out the game 2 ‐ 1 to them. Special men on must go Jacinta Murray – For running hard all day to Charlo e Murray for playing her first game of seniors’ hockey Thanks to our wonderful sponsors and Bri Hadlow for playing her first game for the Redbacks.
Game 2: May 12 Jenna (3) V Beverley Redbacks (0) You could have been forgiven for thinking it was a perfect day to go to the beach on Saturday. However, we travelled to Northam to take on a fit Jenna side. With temperatures peaking out at 31.7OC, it was a tough day for the girls. With Carly and Nic’s coaching we AWARDS fought hard and although playing a defensive game did have a few opportuni es on the forward line. Megs came Beverley Transport Award: back for another crack at ‘filling in’. Short passes and good Carissa Shaw – she didn’t stop all day talking out on the field with some fantas c goal savings by Beverley Country Kitchen Award: the formidable Fleta meant the score line was not as Marg Mourach – such solid defense terrible as it could have been. Hearing that final whistle Northam Tavern Award: blow was a serious relief with a few girls succumbing to the Chantelle Meade – versatile and didn’t stop all day heat. Special men on to Marg Mourach who a er a solid Thanks to our wonderful sponsors game in fullback umpired the following game.
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Game 3: May 19 AWARDS Wongan Drifters (1) V Beverley Redbacks (0) A much cooler day than last weekend dawned to take on Beverley Transport Award: Wongan Hills in Northam. With a heap of supporters in Britt Hadlow – persistent effort & solid in half back the shade (thanks for coming to watch), the girls have Beverley Country Kitchen Award: li ed each week with improved fitness and skills. Short Hollie Smith – Great tackles & running all day passes out of the wing, some good hassling and tackles Thanks to our wonderful sponsors meant we kept the pressure on Wongan and kept scores level in the first half. Charlo e is finding her feet on the wing with some great dribbling and tackles, Bri ran all day – the 6.2km run on Thursday instead of a skills session at training was a big confidence boost that our fitness is rapidly improving. Kel was dynamite in centre half, with consistent second efforts paying off me and me again. Our forward line is se ling in with Ali having a run at inner, Hollie back in wing and Carissa and Jac running hard all day. A er half me with some inspira on from Nic, we went out hard again, unfortunately losing both Jac and Chan with injury (speedy recovery girls) and con nued to make the most of talking, switching both posi ons and play as we ran out the game with no subs. We were unlucky to convert on a few shots into goals and on our short corners with Wongan scoring in the last 45 seconds.
*** Saturday 02 June 3.00pm *** Beverley V York Scorchers in Beverley
Photo’s from the Wongan Drifters vs Beverley Redbacks
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Saturday 02 June RSL Indoor Markets HYMUS, SYDNEY (SYD) Saturday 02 June Beverley Tractorpull - Open Race Meet SAFE, THERESA
Saturday 09 June Show Jumping & Dressage Training - BHPC WARRIAN, FAYE ELAINE WILKINSON, LYN Sunday 10 June Beverley Horse & Pony Club Rally
Tuesday 12 June Storytime
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What’s on in June 2018
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1 2 3 Op Shop Beverley Tractor pull
RSL Indoor Markets
Men’s Golf
Hockey in Beverley 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PUBLIC Men’s Shed HACC Line Dancing Op Shop BHPC - Training BHPC Rally HOLIDAY Showjumping WA Day HACC Badminton Playgroup Netball in and Dressage Beverley Stay Active Netball Training Footy Training
Quilting Ladies Golf Hockey Training
Footy Training RAOB
Garden & Tree Society
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Weight Watchers Men’s Shed HACC Line Dancing Op Shop BORMSA Junior BORMSA Motorkhana & Khanacross Bridge at CWA HACC Badminton Playgroup Friday Bingo at Busy Bee Doubles Lesser Hall Motocross Historical Meet- Stay Active Night Badminton PPMG Training Ulinga Cup 2 ing Netball Training Quilting Footy Training AVONDALE AVONDALE KERBSIDE RSL Meeting Open Open COLLECTION Footy Training Hockey Training Welcome to Men’s Golf Avon Zone Storytime Beverley Morning Active Riding Tea Selection Day at BHPC Ladies Golf 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Men’s Shed Men’s Shed HACC Line Dancing Op Shop Men’s Golf All Creatures Great & Small HACC HACC Badminton Playgroup BLARNEY Concert DEADLINE Stay Active Stay Active Netball Training Footy Training
Quilting Quilting Governance Hockey Training Training at CRC Footy Training CWA Meeting WIFE Meeting
Ladies Golf
25 26 27 28 29 30 Men’s Shed Men’s Shed HACC Line Dancing Op Shop Men’s Golf
HACC HACC Badminton Playgroup Netball in Beverley Stay Active Stay Active Netball Training Night Badminton
Quilting Quilting Ladies Golf Footy Training
Footy Training Hockey Training
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