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BEVERLEY
BLARNEY
Edition 367
May 2015
No Charge
ANZAC Day Commemorations in Beverley
At 4.59am in the pre-dawn, light a horse and rider and riderless
pony moved slowly down the road at the side of the Cenotaph.
The Beverley Pony Club evoked memories of those who enlisted
in 1914 to 1918 and formed what became the 10th Light Horse
Regiment.
This signalled the commencement of 50 minutes of audio visual
presentations expertly compiled by Steve Ramm. One screen
showing film footage of various battles and scenes from Gallipoli
to Vietnam and the other commemorating the Australian lives lost
in all combat and peacekeeping missions since white settlement
in this country.
At 5.30am there was a brief delay while a train passed though the
station precinct, which gave some of the estimated 500 attending
a memory that our troops left the town by train to travel to the
muster point at Blackboy Hill in Guildford. As these screens faded
into the simple words “Lest We Forget”, Phil Richardson as a lone
piper started playing in the car park next to the Station and then
led the marchers to their mark at the Cenotaph – next to the Jeep
provided as a static display by Neil Jefferson.
Mr Bruce Mann read several excerpts from his Grandfather’s
Gallipoli diary which recorded the actual experiences of one who
served in that theatre of war.
With all that had been experienced, in almost complete stillness in
the hour preceding, the Last Post, the Silence, the Ode and
Reveille were even more moving than usual. Flags were flown on
three flag poles this year, remembering Australian and
New Zealand forces and for the first time the Aboriginal Flag was
flown at the special request of the National RSL and Department
of Veteran’s Affairs that these service men and women be
especially acknowledged this year.
Following playing of Kelly Newton-Wordsworth’s singing “Lest We
Forget”, our piper again played to lead our marchers and members of the public to the RSL Hall for a Gunfire Breakfast wonderfully catered by the RSL Social Committee.
At 11am saw around 400 gathered to see the Veterans Parade
led again by Phil Richardson on bagpipes. Mrs Joan McQuin,
Student Leaders from Beverley High School, Beverley Station
Arts Choir accompanied by Mrs Judith Moulton, Irene Oram
representing the RSL, all ably guided by Mr John Lane as Master
of Ceremonies, provided a moving service of commemoration.
Wreaths were laid by local organisations and members of the
public in remembrance of family who served.
Images from the Dawn Service compliments
of Colleen Sleer Photography
www.beverley.wa.gov.au
Many people in the Beverley community contributed to the
success of these commemorations – too many to mention here,
but you all know who you are. The Beverley Sub-Branch of the
Returned and Services League extends sincere appreciation to
you all for the success of this commemoration.
Beverley Blarney, Edition 367 – May 2015
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Land Administration Act 1997
SHIRE OF BEVERLEY
PROPOSAL TO DEDICATE A ROAD
SKI ROAD EXTENSION, YENYENNING LAKES, BEVERLEY
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 56 of the Land Administration Act, 1997, that the
Shire of Beverley is considering to dedicate a section of land as public road.
Plans explaining the proposed road dedication are available for inspection at the Shire of
Beverley, 136 Vincent Street Beverley, and will be open for inspection during office hours
8.30 am to 4.00 pm
Submissions on the road dedication may be made in writing and lodged with the undersigned
within 35 days 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
Land Administration Act 1997
SHIRE OF BEVERLEY
PROPOSAL TO DEDICATE A ROAD
TIP ROAD, BEVERLEY
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 56 of the Land Administration Act, 1997, that
the Shire of Beverley is considering to dedicate a section of land as public road.
Plans explaining the proposed road dedication are available for inspection at the Shire of
Beverley, 136 Vincent Street Beverley, and will be open for inspection during office hours
8.30 am to 4.00 pm
Submissions on the road dedication may be made in writing and lodged with the
undersigned within 35 days 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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Two Community workshops are
proposed for Wednesday 13th May
2015 to discuss tourism in Beverley
Financial Assistance and seek feedback toward the
process. Please see elsewhere in the
Grants (FAGS)
Financial Assistance Grants (FAGS) Blarney for further details of these
are important untied funding provided workshops.
to
Councils
by
the
Federal
Government which is invested in a Telecommunications – Erratic and/
range
of
essential
community or Poor Phone and Data coverage
infrastructure and services such as Council proposes to meet with Telstra
local roads and parks, swimming representatives in the near future to
discuss ongoing issues of poor
pools and libraries.
mobile phone and data coverage in
In 1996 FAGS represented around the Shire, declining and erratic
1% of the total Federal taxation reception within the town, and
revenue. In 2013 this had dropped to ascertain what future plans are
0.67% and following the 2014 proposed for the region and Beverley
Federal Budget announcement of a 3 district in particular.
President Report
May 2015
year FAGS indexation freeze that
figure will drop towards 0.53% in Telecommunications is a Federal
responsibility however the State
2017-2018.
government has allocated royalties
The Australian Local Government funding to assist with improved
Association (ALGA) is concerned by coverage along our state highways.
the shrinking proportion of Federal Telstra is the main provider in rural
tax revenue that FAGS represent and and remote areas, however current
estimates the indexation freeze usage has outgrown the capacity for
equates to a $925m funding which infrastructure was built. Other
reduction to Local Government over providers are installing infrastructure
three years. ALGA is lobbying on to service mobile coverage in some
and
regional
centres.
behalf of all Local Governments to towns
Residents
with
poor
coverage
may
have the indexation restored and a
have
installed
signal
boosters
in
their
review of the adequacy of the
quantum of FAGS and indexation homes, however this doesn’t assist
those out in the paddock. Boosters
methodology.
are permissible, but come at an
The indexation freeze will affect additional cost, so perhaps there may
Beverley in the order of $170,000 - be some cheaper illegal versions
installed, which might be affecting
$200,000 over the three years.
everyone else’s access to the
Tourism Steering Committee and network because they use a different
frequency. Repeaters are illegal and
Community Workshops
The Tourism Steering Committee banned. The Federally funded NBN
held its first meeting at which each aims to provide fast internet service
member gave a brief outline of their into the home. Whilst all this
background and interest in tourism information can be confusing, one
planning for Beverley. The objectives thing for certain is that poor or erratic
of
WHY
develop
a
tourism mobile phone and data coverage is
framework, HOW tourism could be extremely frustrating. Please talk to
progressed and WHAT there is to one of your shire councillors if you
offer were discussed by the group, are experiencing problems so this
with members encouraged to visit information can be passed on.
assets
they
experienced.
have
not
yet
Members of the committee are Cr
Dee Ridgway (Chairman), Cr Tom
Buckland,
Kathryn
McLean
(Community Development Officer),
Sam
Fricker
(CRC
Assistant
Co-ordinator), Tiang Heng Ee,
Jo Johnson, Scott McLean, Jacinta
Murray, Kate Sofoulis and Arie
Valkhoff.
“Remembering Them Exhibition”
The Beverley Historical Society is to
be congratulated on the research
undertaken to investigate the social
impact and human cost of WW1 on
the Beverley district. The group has
collated information and memorabilia
into an exhibition at the Dead Finish
Museum which runs until September
and I encourage everyone to make
time to visit the museum and learn
about this period of Beverley’s
history.
ANZAC in Beverley
ANZAC commemorations in Beverley
were held with ceremonies and
services in various locations which
have included the school, town
centre, sporting events and a special
predawn video presentation at the
cenotaph. The “Remembering Them
Exhibition”,
floral
tributes
and
banners in the Main Street provide
ongoing observances. Delys, Joyce
and Pat again prepared a wreath
which was laid on behalf of the Shire
and Citizens of Beverley by Cr
Murray at the town service.
UWA Student Visit
Following on from the UWA School of
Population visit to Beverley during
March, the students are planning a
second visit to Beverley on Monday
11th May. This visit will only involve
those members of the community
who are contacted personally by the
students. We look forward to the
outcome of their study of Beverley
and any possibilities they may see for
future tourism planning.
Wheatbelt Tour
With Councils’ application to the
Federal National Stronger Regions
Infrastructure Fund pending, a
delegation of Councillors and Staff
has undertaken a Wheatbelt tour to
better inform the process of moving
the
proposed
Multipurpose
Community Centre concept plans to
working drawings. Also inspected
were various new swimming pool
complexes. With our aging pool
infrastructure this is potentially an
exciting future project for our
community. A visit to Slater
homestead in Goomalling on the first
morning provided an unplanned
outcome which saw delegates
continuing to observe and discuss
heritage interpretation throughout the
trip. Congratulations to staff on their
organisation to facilitate so much into
the two (tiring!) days.
Easter in Beverley
Beverley once again had hundreds of
visitors over the Easter break.
Congratulations and thank you to
everyone involved with the bustling
weekend.
Dee Ridgway
Shire President
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COMMUNITY WORKSHOP
TOURISM PLANNING FOR BEVERLEY
The Shire of Beverley invites the community of Beverley to attend an open workshop for the purposes of
exploring your ideas about WHY and HOW Tourism Planning should be undertaken. The workshop will also be
an opportunity for the community to identify WHAT Beverley has to offer, and how we can “BRAND” Beverley
for promotion to the tourist market.
You are welcome to attend one of the two sessions scheduled for the day.
WHAT:
Community Workshop for Tourism Planning
WHERE: Recreation & Function Centre, Forrest Street Oval
WHEN:
Wednesday 13th May 2015
TIME:
Session One: 2:00pm to 3:30pm or Session Two: 5:00pm to 6:30pm
For further details please contact Kathryn McLean at the Shire office
T: 08 9646 1200 or E: [email protected]
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HBF Run for a Reason 2015
Local Everyday Hero
Beverley has a HBF Everyday Hero.
Mrs Valery Seeber, is going to walk
the 12kms on 24 May 2015 in Perth.
Support her and you also support
Lifeline WA. Lifeline WA is an
organisation that keeps people safe
from suicide, supports people in crisis
and keeps people emotionally well.
There are many ways that you can
support Valery as she races to the
finish line. Donations are easy! You
can give cash directly to Valery
(0427 072 114) or for online
donations simply go to https://
hbfrun2015.everydayhero.com/au/
valery. This link will show you the
daily progress of our local everyday
hero.
MY STORY
by
Valery Seeber
“I
feel
that
doing
a
Lifeline
wonderful
for
are
job
everyday
people who are
finding it hard
to
cope
for
w h a t e v e r
reason”.
C & B TRANSPORT
DELIVERING GENERAL FREIGHT AND CHILLER GOODS
3 DAYS PER WEEK OR AS REQUIRED
TO
BEVERLEY, BROOKTON, PINGELLY
FROM
PERTH DEPOT CANNINGVALE MARKETS
PLEASE CONTACT PAUL BALDWIN
ON
0417 953 968 or 08 9646 0461
BIG ENOUGH TO DO THE JOB SMALL ENOUGH TO CARE
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WANTED
Air seeder operator /Fencing /Farmhand
0419 929 560
Valenti Lawyers will be at the Quairading Community
Resource Centre on Wednesday 27 May 2015 from
10.00am to 5.00pm to take instructions in relation to
estate and succession planning, property and commercial
matters.
GARAGE SALE
7 Penny Street , Kauring.
1-3 May, 9.00 am - 4.00pm.
Furniture, varied tools, 2 adult
bikes, BBQ, odds and ends.
Any person wishing to obtain advice in any of these
matters should contact our Kim Valenti's personal
FOR SALE
assistant, Simone Poor, on (08) 9224 6222 to arrange an
1 acre block in Beverley
Lukin Street - $130,000 ONO
Phone 0400 915 979 or
0429 646 155
appointment or feel free to call in on the day.
FOR SALE
THE RED VAULT
RESTAURANT/COFFEE HOUSE
Thursday 5pm-10pm
Friday - Sunday 9-30 am-10pm
FUN FRIDAY NIGHTS KARAOKE AND FISH CHIPS AND SALAD $15 (EVERY FRIDAY) Toyota 1988 Twin Turbo Soarer.
Coupe. HARD TO FIND
$4,500 ONO
Ph:0400 915 979 or 0429 646 155
IK RETICULATION SERVICES
We service Beverley and surrounding
areas. Systems designed & installed.
Upgrades, service & repairs to existing
systems. Free quotes available.
Call 0413 746 078 or 9647 2096
Let us cook for you on weekends WE OFFER:
ALL-DAY BREAKFAST, FISH & CHIPS
TAKE-AWAYS or DINE IN, BURGERS, DRINKS, ICECREAMS
COFFEE AND CAKE, DESSERTS AND MAIN MEALS
AFFORDABLE PRICES….. ALL WELCOME
CALL 9646 0008
6
115 VINCENT ST BEVERLEY
Your Country Music Store
view catalogue at
WWW.INSIDEMUSIC.COM.AU
view other products at
www.number90galleryandmusic.com.au
Contact Peter Byfield
No 90 Gallery & Music
Mobile: 0418 906 307
90 Fitzgerald Street
NORTHAM WA 6401
email: [email protected]
website:www.number90galleryandmusic.com.au
AUSTRALIA’S BIGGEST MORNING TEA
Friday 15th May 2015
Beverley District High School
9.30am – 11.00 am
Come and watch your child or grandchild run in the
cross country and enjoy a cuppa!
All proceeds go to the West Australian Cancer Foundation
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FERAL
ANIMAL
CONTROL
If you are willing to provide
approved access to your
property for a team of two
professional businessmen/
experienced recreational hunters.
Complete with full SSAA
membership inclusive of $20million
public liability insurance to assist
you with feral animal control on
your property.
Please call to arrange terms,
conditions, operating rules
and agreements.
Maurice
Mike
0428 822 837
0429 344 208
Beverley
Opportunity
Shop
The changeover to
our winter stock is
happening now, and
will be available at the
Op Shop from
Friday 01 May
2.00pm - 4.00pm.
Come and check out
the bargains.
RSL Information
Indoor Markets
Saturday 02 May
8.30am - 12.30pm
Sausage Sizzle, Tea and Coffee
******************
RSL Committee Meeting
Wednesday 13 May
Starts at 6.30pm
Badminton Club
Easter Raffle
Beverley Photography Group 
Social interac on with all levels of
like
minded
photography
enthusiasts who wish to be
challenged to improve their skills.
 Providing opportuni es to shoot
beyond images they would
normally take.
 Aim to learn together and
promote photography in the local
area.
Keen photographers of any level
welcome. We meet once a month.
Contact Colleen Sleer for more
informa on
[email protected]
or 0408 319 022.
BILL CHAMBERS
$50 note
drawn by Brian Sims
Chartered Accountant
&
Registered Tax Agent
No. 28 Winner - Royce Ware
Tax return preparation
1st Prize - Trevor McLean
Financial and accounting
advisory services
2nd Prize - John Maxwell
Drawn by Pauline
Thanks to Barry & Pauline
Office hours:
Wednesday
9.15am - 5.00pm
129 Vincent Street, Beverley
9646 1566 (Monday - Friday)
BROOKTON
PLUMBING
ABN: 37 675 595 336
FOR ALL YOUR
PLUMBING MAINTENANCE
AND GAS FITTING NEEDS
*PLUS SEPTIC WASTE
REMOVAL
PHONE:
SEAN 0413 480 543 or
NATASHA 0422 013 889
PL: 7130 GF: 006947 SWR: T235
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Shire of Beverley
Sale of Equipment and Furniture
The Shire of Beverley advises the community of its intention to sell the Youth Centre equipment and furniture on Saturday 09 May 2015, the sale will be held 9.00 - 12.00pm at the Exhibition Shed on Forrest Street, Beverley.
Lounges, wardrobes, pool tables, table tennis x 2, basketball rings, PlayStation, Xbox, computers and more.
For more information contact Lyn Kay on 0411 355 811.
All funds raised will be retained for future Beverley Youth Initiatives.
ST. MARY’S ANGLICAN LADIES’ SOCIETY
ANNUAL ROSE SHOW
Owing to decreasing numbers and the aging of the members we
have, the Society has regretfully had to announce that we will be
unable to continue with the Beverley Rose Show.
If any other organisations are interested in carrying on this tradition,
we would be happy to hand it over. However, the Rose Bowl will
continue to belong to the church.
We thank all those who have helped in any way
in the preparation and production of the Show
in the past.
The Ladies of the St Mary’s Society
President: Lesley Heal
Secretary: Elizabeth White
FOX BUSTERS now in Beverley
We are vermin control experts
in eliminating fox’s and feral animals
in an ethical humane manner,
Please check out our
website - www.foxbuster.com.au
We carry out research into fox and
cat numbers in the wheatbelt area
and report on details of types of
predation and frequency.
Support your local members by
contacting Kim Bird on
[email protected]
or phone for us to visit your property
to discuss your requirements
Mob. 0427553530
We have a number of local satisfied
farmers for reference if required.
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As usual Mitch, Kath, Rachel and also Kia and young
Erin have been keeping both the horses amused and
intrigued with lots of fun activities and educational
workouts. And of course lots of apples and left over
carrots from all the workers (these two have sure
been spoilt and loved every minute of it).
Hi All
Well by the time you all read this the historic stables here
at Avondale would have had a huge facelift by scoring a
new roof. The old lab office will have new guttering as
well. The stables look fantastic with all the wood getting a
bit of TLC as well. Comet and Robbie would like to thank
the guys from Applied Building Conservation Training
who came all the way from South Australia for this job
and to the work team from Wooroloo Prison your work is
highly appreciated. And the boys love the new upgrades
to their stables. They think I need to send them a bag of
carrots as a thank you gift, I’m thinking maybe a carrot
cake instead.
During April we saw Avondale Farm open again to the
public with 2 open weekends, it was good to see lots of
kids running around and having a peek in the animal
nursery and families enjoying the facilities. Massive
thanks to Bronwyn Nutting and Mark Atkinson from
Alnwick Clydesdales for bringing over Mikayla and Lady
on Easter Monday your jokes and educational lessons
are highly valuable to us all.
Well that’s all for now we hope people come out
during the open weekends to take a look at the stable
upgrades as I’m sure you will all be impressed.
Many thanks all
Mon
The End of Day 1 saw the Main Roof of the silo side
being removed
The End of Day 2 saw the Main roof of the lake side
The End of Day 3 Lake Side removed
This month also saw changes to the AFPA committee
(Avondale Farm Project Association) I would like to say a
massive thanks to Mrs Sue Martin who stepped down as
the AFPA President. Robbie, Comet and I thank you for
all your hard work in supporting Avondale and hope to
see you around still in the future. The boys would love to
say a big welcome to Mrs Jo Johnson who took over as
the new president of this wonderful organisation and
hope you enjoy the position. Also welcome to the new
committee. If you would like to join or become involved
we would love to see more new faces about.
Avondale Farm
555 Waterhatch Road
Beverley WA 6304
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Tel: (61)8 9647-2173 Email: [email protected]
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COUNTRY LINE DANCING
Every Thursday
9.30am
to 12.00pm
Beverley Town Hall
Enquires: Jill
9646 0283
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W
e are all looking forward to our first
'special' day on the last week in April when we will
spend time dyeing our own fabric. Then the challenge
will be to make something from the dyed fabric using
our cutting machine. With this we can cut many
different shapes which can then be used to make a
block. This is only limited by our imagination. Hopefully
some of the results can be published in the next
Blarney.
Three ladies went along to the Friendship Day at
Baskerville on Saturday April 18th, where they all
enjoyed many things about the day. It was reported
how lovely and plentiful was the food for morning and
afternoon tea. There were many items shown for the
'show and tell' segment of the day, where people can
show their skills and share ideas with others.
SAMBA ‐ Card Game WHEN: Saturdays at 1.00pm
WHERE: CWA Hall, Dawson St.
A ernoon Tea provided. Enquiries 9646 1271
Ladies also enjoyed being able to make some
purchases of more material. Quilters can never have
TOO MUCH fabric. Our passion is to take a perfectly
good piece of fabric, cut it up into pieces and stitch it
up again!
The photo below shows a typical day at Avondale
where we all come together to engage in our passion.
Sewing machines can be heard stitching away making
quilts for various purposes.
We are always willing to welcome new people, so if
you would like to join us or even just come out and
watch what we do, feel free. We meet each Tuesday
morning from 10am. Bring your lunch and enjoy a day
of fun and sharing.
For more information please feel free to call our
President, Catharina Turle on 9646 0876 or Secretary,
Janice Sherwood on 9646 0796.
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CWA Beverley Branch
Country Women’s Association
Last month we did not
hold a formal meeting but
enjoyed morning tea together at
the Country Kitchen.
Some of our members were away
and we will welcome them home at
our next meeting and look forward
to hearing of their great holiday
experiences.
Our next meeting will be held at the
CWA rooms on Thursday 14th May
at 10.00am with morning tea
followed by our normal monthly
meeting.
We will also enjoy the usual "Bring
and Share" light lunch to give us
the opportunity of catching up on
the month's happenings and holiday
stories.
Visitors and prospective new
members are always welcome.
Lorraine Sims
Branch Secretary.
Job Opportunity
Customer Service Officer - Part Time
The Beverley Community Resource Centre is seeking a part-time Customer
Service Officer working 20 hours per week. The Customer Service Officer is
responsible for providing secretarial, clerical and administrative support in
order to ensure that municipal services are provided in an effective and
efficient manner.
The Resource Centre is a not for profit community organisation that provides
services to the local community in a variety of ways including technology
training, desktop publishing and is a shop front for many government
agencies.
Necessary skills include:Good customer service skills essential
Demonstrated written and oral communication skills
Minimum 1 year clerical/administrative experience
Sound computer knowledge; demonstrated email & word processing skills
Ability to work in a team environment
Ability to work unsupervised
Good listening skills and able to follow instructions
Application letter and resume addressed to:The Chairperson
Beverley Community Resource Centre
PO Box 310, Beverley WA 6304
APPLICATIONS CLOSE WEDNESDAY 22 MAY 2014
WG CEILINGS
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
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
Cornice Installation &
Repairs

Sagging Ceilings & Removal

Cracks in Ceilings & Walls

General Flushing & Repair
Work
Phone Wayne Giesemann
0413 091 109
David Johnson
For all your bulk haulage needs : Lime, Fertiliser , Grain
Side tippers, Flattops, Container cartage!
You name it, I’ll cart it!
Supporting locals from Beverley and surrounding areas!
MOTHER’S DAY CAKE STALL - SATURDAY 2ND MAY - (OUTSIDE IGA)
The Beverley District High School P&C are having a cake stall to raise money to purchase
much needed educational resources for the children.
Come along and purchase a delicious cake and support your local school.
We will have Mother’s Day gifts available.
Come and pick up something nice for MUM!
Need firewood this winter? Grab some tickets for our firewood raffle!
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Beverley Historical Society
We had a good attendance at our
last meeting with only 3 apologies.
The launch of our WWI exhibition
went very well. Unfortunately, some
of the Perth people were unable to
attend. We held the launch outdoors
and it was a lovely afternoon
weather wise. Hon. Mia Davies MLA
gave a very nice speech as did
Shire
President Dee Ridgway. Dee
officially opened the exhibition for
us. Thanks go to Dee, Mia and also
to Shire CEO Steve Gollan for his
attendance.
Over Easter we had a lot of visitors
to view the exhibition. Most of them
also took the opportunity to look
around the rest of the museum. All
the comments have been very
favourable. Because there is plenty
to read, some people have said that
they will be back as it is too much to
absorb in one visit. The HACC
ladies and men come for a visit.
Also a small bus group of
pensioners/seniors from Pingelly.
Thanks must go to the ladies of the
Garden Club for the clean up they
did in the Dead Finish garden. It
was a job well done. We know there
were only a few of you that turned
up to do the work. It is a credit to
you.
The Dead Finish Museum is located
on the corner of Morrison Street and
Hunt Road and is open on Sundays
11.00am - 3.00pm. On other days it
is open by request.
The next meeting of The Historical
Society will be held on Monday 11
May at 2.00pm at the Dead Finish.
Gail Alabach - Hon. Secretary
Enquiries can be forwarded to:
[email protected]
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(Beverley Division)
Good, Bad or Ugly We Sell!
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“Properties WANTED we have qualified buyers waiting
now”
Local All Things Real Estate Experts
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Residential-Helen Stubing 0407 964 611
Rural- Mike Bawden 0403 268 158
Rentals- Jenette Callaghan 0418 929 011
Office - 9641 1335 Fax - 9641 1334
www.yorkfn.com.au
Fifteen members gathered in the dining room of the Dead Finish as the meeting
room was being utilized by another community group and we enjoyed the exhibits
as we had our meeting.
A very successful Easter stall was reported on and thank you to all members who
contributed. Thank you to the CRC staff for their help. Easter weekend certainly
saw our little town bulging at the seams and a good time was had by all. Not to
mention the money raised for various local activities and projects.
Just as a by the way, the sight that gave me the most pleasure was to drive past the
recreation grounds very early on Sunday and seeing several little children playing
tennis in bare feet and their pyjamas.
As I type this article the rain is falling, albeit lightly, so the planting season is with
us. All brassicas (cabbage, brussel sprouts, cauliflower) broad beans, peas,
mustards, onions and spinach can go in now. Remember to feed the bed before you
put in your plants.
It is also time to think of what can be coddled for the Show in August. The theme
is sustainability so tough things will be better.
AVON DRILLING
SERVICE
Mick Lewis
Ph: 9572 7828
Mob: 0427 814 055
Brenton Legg
Mob: 0404 708 979
WATER BORES
BORE DEVELOPMENT
MINI EXCAVATOR HIRE
POST HOLE DRILLING
Almost all flowers can go in now. Some that come to mind are alyssum, cineraria,
everlastings, poppies, hollyhocks, nigella, pansy and stock.
Next month the garden club will be going on their bus trip to Dawson’s. Members
are asked to book their seats as the bus holds a finite number! Number to ring is
9646 0800.
The date of the outing is 5th May and the bus will leave at 9am from the Dead
Finish. Cost to be worked out but it is always very reasonable.
Happy gardening to all
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Consumer alert: Viral Do Not Call
Register email
Viral email with misinformation on
release of mobile numbers to
telemarketers
The ACMA is reminding consumers
that the viral email warning that
‘mobile numbers will be made public’
is a hoax.
The email started circulating around
Australia
in
2009
and
tells
consumers that mobile numbers will
shortly be made public and that you
will be charged for telemarketing
calls that you receive.
Although the message refers to the
Australian Do Not Call Register, the
email appears to have originated
from North America a number of
years ago. The reference to being
charged for receiving calls arises
from a different charging regime in
the USA where mobile phone users
are often charged for calls that they
receive. This charging regime does
not apply in Australia.
The Do Not Call Register provides
Australians with the ability to opt out
of
receiving
most
unsolicited
telemarketing calls, and marketing
faxes. Australians can put their
telephone or fax numbers on the:
Do Not Call Register
at www.donotcall.gov.au or by
calling 1300 792 958.
This is for Australian phone numbers.
The Australian Do Not Call Register
has strong mechanisms to protect
the
privacy
of
registrants.
Telemarketers and Fax marketers
are only able to check whether a
telephone number they wish to call
or fax is registered or not.
Registered numbers are never
directly provided. Telemarketers and
Fax marketers that make calls or
send faxes to numbers on the Do
Not Call Register face significant
financial penalties.
A version of the email is reproduced
REMEMBER: Mobile Phone Numbers Go Public next month.
REMINDER...all mobile phone numbers are being released to telemarketing
companies and you will start to receive sale calls.
YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR THESE CALLS
Below is a link where you can enter your phone numbers online to put an
end to telemarketing calls. Don’t just delete those calls otherwise you will
find that you have been signed up for all sorts of extra services that you
didn’t want or know about. Like special chimes, music etc.
DO NOT CLICK ON THE LINK THAT IS DISPLAYED
AT THE END OF THIS EMAIL!!! as displayed on the right
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132 Vincent Street, Beverley
P: 9646 1600 F: 9646 1295
E: [email protected]
W: www.beverley.crc.net.au
OPENING HOURS: 8.30am - 4.00pm
CRC NEWS
The renovations are complete and we are settling back in, and the floors look and feel great! This means that LEGO
Club returns as of Monday 04 May at 2.45pm - 3.45pm. The club is a great way for kids to socially interact and use
their building skills to create masterpieces. $2 per session which includes a delicious afternoon tea.
The Management Committee are pleased to announce that Ashleigh Ugle will be continuing her traineeship for
another year at the centre. Ashleigh has been a valuable asset to the centre and the community. After she
completes her Certificate II in Business in June, she intends to study Certificate III in Business and Administration.
Congratulations Ashe.
Due to the lack of volunteers, the CRC Management Committee and Shire of Beverley have decided to move the
Beverley Visitors Centre and merchandise to the Beverley CRC, which means that we will be able to offer
visitors and tourists to our town a shopfront that is open 5 - 6 days a week. The Aeronautical Museum will still be
open by request.
Seniors Fall Prevention luncheon was a great success with 20 people in attendance. Elouise Hawkins the Health
Promotion Officer, Avon and Central Wheatbelt Primary Health Service gave the group some valuable hints and tips
on falls prevention and managing medicines. The newest development in this area is that through our local Medical
Practice you can arrange a home visit from an accredited pharmacist to visit and review your medicines. Karen
Hansen gave a short talk on the importance of Vitamin D intake. Thanks must go to the Beverley Country Kitchen for
the lovely lunch.
CRC EVENTS
Wishes for Starlight Book Launch
Wednesday 06 May, 5.30pm - 7.00pm at the Beverley CRC. Author Linda J Bettenay will be returning to the
Beverley following on from the success of her first novel ‘Secret’s Mother’s Keep’ Linda shares the inspiration and
stories behind her recently released book. ‘Wishes for Starlight’ tells a story of injustice for Aboriginal people living in
Australia in the 1900’s through the fictional tale of a boy called Starlight. This astounding tale has been passed down
from Linda’s father’s and grandfather’s memories and is anchored in the Perth hills.
Spice Up Your Life
Wednesday 20 May at 5.30pm
Curry Cooking Class with Dalene.
Learn how to whip up a tantalising curry for the family.
$10 per participant, (which covers ingredients).
PLUS 500g - 1kg of meat of your choice.
Bookings are essential.
Phone 9646 1600 or email: [email protected]
Westlink Broadcasts
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Cover to Cover - Thursday 21 May at 12.30pm a monthly program from WritingWA. Meet Western Australian
Authors as they discuss their latest books with host Meri Fatin. This month meet Alan Carter, author of “Bad
Seed” (30 minutes).
Beyond Gardens - Friday 22 May 3.00pm (1 hour).
The team returns in 2015 for another series of gardening tips.
Email your gardening questions that you would like answered to: [email protected]
Farming for the Future - Thursday 28 May at 12.30pm (30 minutes).
Business Sundowner
Budgeting Basics - Learn why to budget, Learn how to create a budget, how to manage a budget and how to
compare a budget to EOY actuals.
Wednesday 13 May 2015
Beverley CRC from 5.30pm - 7.00pm
Refreshments and finger food
Please RSVP for catering purposes only
Contact Amor 9646 1600 or [email protected]
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Station Gallery & Platform Theatre News
Station Gallery
Easter Art Exhibition
What a month! To add to the festival
atmosphere of Easter in Beverley, the 47th
Annual Art Purchase Exhibition succeeded in
having a frenzy of eager buyers coming and
going the Town Hall with the amazing total of
58 works sold.
This year's head judge Anne Errey was joined
by Jennifer Sadler who were suitably impressed to be part of such a well organised
exhibition. To quote from an email following
the judging from Anne: ‘Your enterprise
should be winning accolades for not-for-profit business or
whatever category it would fit.’ The official wine and cheese
opening attracted a good crowd who were treated to words by
Anne Erre, a professional artist across many platforms with a
lifetime of curatorial and tertiary educational experience.
To add to the Shire Collection the Gallery purchased the
inaugural Beverley Art Prize painting – an exquisite acrylic work
by Christine Baker titled ‘Requium’ which is on display at the
Shire for those wishing to see.
‘Man’s Best Friend’ painted by
Jos Coufreur was the outright winner of the popular vote (public
choice) award.
Thankyou
To all our sponsors as without you we couldn’t present such
substantial prizes to attract the calibre of artists we have come
to expect. To all who visited the Exhibition whether buying art or
merely appreciating it, you make all the hard work worthwhile.
To the Art Gallery Committee (in particular Kathryn McLean as
secretary and also Amanda McLean as treasurer) and our many
helpers who so willingly set up the lights and stands, unpacked
the paintings and helped with the hanging, decorated the hall with flowers, worked the sound system, man the
exhibition, and then packed it all up again, THANK YOU.
Easter Art Raffle
The lovely oil painting donated by Pat Lane (Best Local Artist 2014) and framed by Chris and Ruth Baker of
York was won by Denise Strange. Now, as Marion Alexander has won the prize of best Local artist 2015 we look
forward seeing a painting by her to raffle at next year’s exhibition. Congratulations Marion!
A full report of exhibition winners is included elsewhere in this edition of the Blarney.
Artist-in-Residence
Luis Fuentes was so thrilled with his time spent in Beverley
that it has reaffirmed his desire to migrate to Western
Australia. His residency culminated in farewell drinks at
East End Studio where Luis had spent the month of April
painting madly to replace the paintings he sold at the Easter
Exhibition. The free space in Marlene’s shop/studio was
warmly welcomed and we thank Marlene again for her
generosity.
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We are hoping that the necessary restorations to the Station building will be completed during the winter
months and the Artist-in-Residency programme can resume as was before the building was closed last year.
Meanwhile, we welcome back Charlotte O’Shea who is about to commence the Artist-in-Residency Grants
Programme at the Beverley School for all of terms two and three. Charlotte will be residing at the Shire house
in Dawson Street for two nights per week, and Mandy Evans has decided to come back to town and share the
accommodation, and is happy to paint again in the greenroom of the Platform Theatre and welcomes anyone
wishing to see her work or just wanting to say hello.
For further information on residencies check with Artist in Residence Coordinator Marylou Hutchinson on
9647 1027 / 0427 085 511 or email: [email protected]
Artists in Residence programme for 2015:
May/June: Charlotte O’Shea - AiR at School, and Mandy Evans
July/August: Charlotte O’Shea - AiR at School, and possibly Janet Pfeiffer – mixed media artist during school
holidays.
September/October: Charlotte O’Shea - AiR at School
October: Sally Watts & 2 or 3 other visual artists, also depending on accommodation (postponed to April next
year)
November: Hilly Coufreur – visual artist
December: Sue Brook-Roberton - visual artist
Beverley Station Singers
From all accounts the Station Singers sang
beautifully at the Broun/Atkinson wedding on April
18th at the Station, welcoming the bride on her father’s arm
as they entered the garden under the clock arch to the sounds
of ‘The Wedding Song’ (‘There is Love’). Then Kelly
Newton-Wordsworth played guitar and sang her own song
Wings of the Night’ during signing of the register in the
gazebo, and finally, the singers joined Kelly with the jaunty
‘Irish Blessing’ as the newly-weds joined their family and
friends. Great stuff!
Our next ‘gig’ will be singing at the Anzac Day service. Kelly
will not be joining the rest of the singers as she has been
invited to perform at the Supreme Court Gardens on Anzac
Day singing her balled ’Lest We Forget’. She will be supported
by a 100-strong choir under the direction of Perth Modern
School choral conductor Celia Christmass. We are indeed
privileged to have Kelly work with our group on a monthly basis.
Anyone interested in joining the singing group contact Tracey
Fleay- Mob: 0409 481 029 or E: [email protected]
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Platform Theatre
On Tuesday 11th April Beverley Station Arts was fortunate to obtain the services of garden guru Sabrina Hahn
to give her expert advice on the type of trees best suited to shade the Platform Theatre. This has been a
rather drawn out process of deciding where and what to plant and we are now able to go ahead planting. Many
thanks to the Pepper family for allowing some planting on their side of the fence.
There’s nothing really to report this month regarding events the
Platform Theatre, however, there was an event at the Station that
deserves space – that of the wedding ceremony of my daughter Louise
Broun to Chad Atkinson on Saturday 18th April. It was a lovely
ceremony on the most perfect day with the Station Singers filling the
air with their sound from gazebo/bandstand. I wish to thank
wholeheartedly the singers for giving up their time to perform, and
the efforts of both Steve Ramm and Tim Kilpatrick for their
expertise in producing such sound, and also, a special mention to Valda
Morton and Sandy Shaw for maintaining the garden during the
summer months to be at its ultimate beauty for the wedding. Thank
you all again. These images have been provided by Jill Broun.
The next event at the Platform Theatre will not be until the
afternoon of Saturday 12th September when we host the annual
Country Choir Bash.
Calendar of Events:
September: Saturday 12th – Country Choir Bash
November: Saturday 7th – Rolling Stones and Rock Montage Tribute
December Saturday 19th Family Christmas Concert
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]
Beverley Station Arts Membership
To become a member of Beverley Station Arts Inc (Friend of the Station) please see Treasurer Pauline at the Newsagency, phone
96461042. Membership forms can also be downloaded from www.beverleywa.com (NB cheques to be made payable to Beverley Station
Arts) and send to PO Box 112, Beverley 6304.
The Station garden is available for public use at any time, just open the gates and enjoy!
Station Gallery Open Hours - (CLOSED TILL FURTHER NOTICE)
Jenny Broun, President, Beverley Station Arts: 96461500 / 0419040063 / [email protected]
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With Easter behind us take some time to consider what tasks you
need to complete over the next few weeks. The darker mornings and
shorter days can make it difficult to stay motivated; a task list can
help combat this by allowing you to plan what to do first.
If you are in an area which has received germinating rainfalls, make
sure you are ready to control your weeds. Targeting weeds when
they are small makes them easier and cheaper to remove or
chemically control. If relying on herbicide to control weeds,
remember to always read labels and consider whether you need to
change the herbicide to prevent chemical resistance.
Check fences to ensure they are in good condition especially if you
are expecting lambs or other newborn stock. By fixing or replacing
damaged fences you will ensure your animals don’t escape.
Remember any animals born on your property need to be correctly
identified. Cattle born on your property need a white NLIS tag before
leaving for the saleyards, as well as a brand or earmark and a
waybill. Lambs need to have a sky blue ear tag. Be organised to
avoid having animals returned. For help, call the Department of
Agriculture and Food Brands Office on 9780 6207.
Cooler weather and new growth can see a significant rise in pest
insects. Keep a very close eye on newly germinating pastures and
crops and be prepared to control insects (like Red Legged Earth Mite
(RLEM)) or they can destroy the tiny new seedlings.
Autumn is a key time for nutrient uptake for avocados as the root
system is very strong and preparing the tree for winter and the
development of flowers for the spring fruit set. This is also a good
time to collect your leaves for nutrient analysis.
Max Hunter’s
Firewood Supplies
Ph: 96461 236
The Jarrah Bush Wood
is sold by the tonne.
Delivered in truck or
trailer loads.
Pick last crops of pumpkins and sweet potatoes and store
undercover. Cut pumpkin stem longer then 10cm as they will store
for longer. Also pick last crops of capsicums, eggplants, tomatoes
and zucchini. Pick and process olives.
Prepare your veggie patch for next season’s plants by replacing
nutrients. A good quality manure should be incorporated into the
soil.
After cool damp nights or following rainfall check for snails, if you
don’t want to use pellets you can make homemade beer traps.
If you didn’t make it to one of the events we attended in April, you
can find us at the Gidgegannup Small Farm Field Day on the 24th
May. For more information on other small landholder events, visit our
SLIS Facebook page (facebook.com/DAFWAsmalllandholders) or
website (agric.wa.gov.au/slis). Until next time, Jodie.
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Congratulations and thank you to the many volunteers that contributed to the
2015 ANZAC Day services in Beverley. The huge crowds at both services
reflected the hard work that was put in and they will be remembered for many
years to come, well done.
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Recipe Corner
Supplied by Valerie Gunsch
E:[email protected]
We all know that garlic is a great
winter/cold/flu fighter and since the
garlic is very soon shooting to be
planted in the garden, here is a
recipe to use up all the left over
garlic bulbs!! This is an original
recipe from the Middle East. You
can use it for meat, kebabs, you can
use it for marinades, just add a tea
spoon to your dressings and if you
are really loooving your garlic, eat it
on a piece of your Sourdough Rye
Bread. This is a threat and can bring
tears to your eyes. This might be for
the joy to be alive or because it is
really strong.
Garlic Sauce – toom or toum
(this is the Arabic Word for
garlic.)
Ingredients:
1 cup of peeled garlic
¼ tsp. salt
Juice of one lemon
1 ¼ cup of olive oil
Peel 1 cup of garlic, make sure
there are no green shoots inside,
they need to be removed otherwise
your garlic sauce will be bitter. Place
the garlic gloves in your food
processor.
Add the salt and mince the garlic for
about 30 seconds. Add ¼ cup of
olive oil to the minced garlic,
process for another 30 seconds.
With the machine running, add very
slowly the olive oil, similar to
making mayonnaise, very very
slowly, between the oil add a
tablespoon of the lemon juice at a
time and continue with the olive oil.
Let the machine run and incorporate
all of the oil and lemon juice. Take
your time to do this; it is very
important that the oil and the lemon
juice is slowly mixed. When you
have finished adding all, stop the
machine. The result is a creamy to
whitish thick sauce, wonderful
strong tasting. I usually make a big
batch of it to use up all the garlic
and fill up ice cube trays with it,
cover with foil and place it in the
freezer. Every few days I take out a
piece of the frozen toom/toum and
use it.
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HOME AND COMMUNITY CARE (HACC)
About HACC
The HACC Service is a part of the Beverley Health Service Multi Purpose Service (MPS), in which the Commonwealth funding for the
residential aged care, HAC and State health care funding have been combined with the aim of providing flexible health services to meet the
health needs of the local community.
Who can access HACC services?
The HACC target population comprises of people living in the community who, in the absence of basic maintenance and support services, are
at risk of premature or inappropriate long-term residential care, including:
i.
Older and frail persons, with moderate, severe or profound disabilities;
ii.
Younger persons with moderate, severe or profound disabilities;
iii.
Their carers.
HACC services provided
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Meals on Wheels/meal preparation
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Home help including maintenance and gardening
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In home respite care
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Day centre
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Local transport
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Social support
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Personal care
Day Centre Happenings
We welcome a new volunteer, Verna to our group and along with our other volunteers, thank her for her support.
Ladies of the Day Centre have been busy making poppies for The Historical Society and The Beverley RSL for the town’s displays in
recognition of the 100th anniversary of the ANZAC conflicts in Gallipoli and the Western Front.
We had a visit to the Day Centre by Shane Negus who delivered a very interesting power point presentation of his research of Beverley
veterans and our day centre clients have visited the Dead Finish Museum and viewed the extensive display by The Beverley Historical
Society.
Many hands have been busy making footy rugs, beanies and novelty items ready for sale and raffles at “AUSTRALIA’S BIGGEST MORNING
TEA” which will be held on Friday 15th May at Beverley District High School. Funds raised to be donated to the Cancer Council of WA.
We have had visits to the Day Centre by guest speakers and musicians and we will be entertained by the Beverley Line Dancers this
month…..We continue to do short trips to local attractions and places of interest and have been on longer trips to
Pingelly (picnic lunch), Wickepin (Albert Facey House, Meckering (Camera Museum) and York (Chinese Restaurant).
Anyone who is eligible is more then welcome to join the fun at Beverley Centre-based Day Care, contact the Health Service on 9646 3200.
Centre Based Day Centre hours are Tuesday and Wednesday 10.00am - 2.30pm
On the 13th May at 10.00am The Beverley Health Service will be holding a VOUNTEERS’ MORNING TEA in appreciation of the hours all
volunteers so selflessly donate to the people of Beverley. This will be held at the St John Ambulance Hall.
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The story behind
‘The Last Post’
If any of you have ever been to an ANZAC Day service or a military
funeral, you would have heard the haunting song, ’The Last Post’.
It’s the song that usually gives us a lump in our throat and tears in our
eyes. The following story brings new meaning to it and it is something
that everyone should know.
Reportedly, it all began in 1862 during the American Civil War,
when Union Army Captain Robert Ellicombe was with his men
near Harrison’s landing in Virginia. The Confederate Army was
on the other side of the narrow strip of land.
During the night, Captain Ellicombe heard the moaning of a
soldier who lay severely wounded on the field of battle. Not
knowing if it was a Union or Confederate soldier, the Captain
decided to risk his life and bring the stricken man back for
medical attention. Crawling on his stomach through gunfire, the
Captain reached the injured soldier and began pulling him back
towards his encampment.
When the Captain finally reached his own lines, he discovered it
was actually a Confederate soldier, but the soldier was dead…
The Captain lit a lantern and suddenly caught his breath and
went numb with shock. In the dim light he saw the face of a
soldier… it was his own son. The boy had been studying music in
the South when the war broke out. Without telling his father, the
boy enlisted in the Confederate Army.
The following morning, heartbroken, the father asked permission
of his superiors to give his son a full military burial, despite his
enemy status. His request was only partially granted. The
Captain asked if he could have a group of Army band members
play a funeral dirge for his son at the funeral. The request was
turned down since the soldier was Confederate. But out of
respect for the father, they did say they could give him just one
musician.
The Captain chose a bugler. He asked the bugler to play a series
of musical notes he had found on a piece of paper in the pocket
of the dead youth’s uniform. The wish was granted.
This is how the haunting melody we now know as ‘The Last
Post’, used at military funerals and services worldwide was born.
The words for
‘The Last Post’
Day is done
Gone the sun
From the lakes
From the hills
From the sky
All is well
Safely rest
God is nigh
Fading light
Dims the sight
And a star
Gems the sky
Gleaming bright
From afar
Drawing nigh
Falls the night
Thanks and praise
For our days
Neath the sun
Neath the stars
Neath the sky
As we go
This we know
God is nigh
Remember those lost and
harmed while serving for
their Country.
Also remember those who
have served and returned,
and remember those
presently serving in the
Armed Forces
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their culture or where their roots came
from. Sometimes others may question
your Aboriginality, as to your colour or
do you have a certificate to prove your
Aboriginality. Now in most cases as per
government requirements this is a must,
therefore to receive certain benefits, an
indigenous person who has 60,000 years
of culture and country has to prove to
Australia as to who they are and where
did they come from.
ABORIGINATILIY
As part of Crana’s role, from time to
time we have to issue Certificates of
Aboriginality, due to government
requirements
Indigenous
Communities
Closing
Down: It is expected that the
government will be closing down 150
communities (12,500) men, women and
children. Up to date there has been no
plans to house these soon to be
homeless people. The question is if there
is no alternate accommodation, they will
be sleeping under trees, in parks and on
the streets in the northern towns.
Australia today, one would wonder how
this desperate situation could arise on
our lucky country and for who? Where
is this so called lucky generation.
Mal G Roberts
Mitch Henry
Adviser/Advocate President
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THE BLUE LINE
Beverley Police Station
57 Hunt Road, Beverley WA 6304
Phone: 08 9646 3333 Email: [email protected]
Hello Everyone
As I write this Blarney (sat at home, in my kitchen,
dogs wanting to go out for a walk but they can’t yet
because I forget to write this months edition) I can say
that my theory was and still is right; my brother’s gone
home so the weather has turned nice again. I’m not
saying the rain wasn’t welcome but he’s like Crowded
House that lad (and if anyone can guess what that’s a
reference to they win a slice of Jane’s wonderful
chocolate cake).
Heavy Heart
It’s with a bit of a heavy heart I find myself writing this
Blarney. As everyone is no doubt aware we have been
touched by incidents out in Sandstone recently
involving members of our community. Out of respect
for everyone involved I won’t go into tremendous detail
but please respect those involved in this incident, offer
them goodwill and best wishes, not opinions. It’s a
tough time and one that isn’t helped by a number of
rumours I’ve heard in town. The press will always use
terminology and phrases which aren’t helpful. They
have a job to do and so do we so in that respect I’d ask
for tact and diplomacy rather than reacting to
something you read in the papers or see on the TV.
Thanks everyone.
Crime
There’s been a few more incidents of wire cutting
around the outer edges of town. Due to some fantastic
information we have received from various people in
and around town we are building up a picture of
possible offenders and are continuing to investigate
these incidents fully. Other than that we’ve been steady
with a few crimes of a minor nature reported to us,
nothing overly serious but enough to keep us on our
toes.
Please keep an eye out for scams, particularly email
ones. Don’t click on anything you think might be iffy,
instead either contact us (see more below) or contact
Scamnet on http://www.scamnet.wa.gov.au/scamnet/
About_WA_ScamNet-Contact_us.htm .
I’ve been informed that I’ve ‘won’ in excess of
$5000000 in the last few days according to my inbox.
Don’t you have to buy a ticket to win a lottery? I haven’t
bought one. Somehow I don’t believe them.
Technology
If anyone has been trying to contact us on our station
email address,
[email protected] and haven’t
been getting responses, we haven’t suddenly become
rude or shy. Apparently we now have a new ‘shared
folder system’ and that’s where all our emails were
going to. It’s a re-occurring theme with me in that I
haven’t got a clue what I’m talking about when it comes
to such gobbledegook but I’m assured now that I’ve
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followed all the instructions (they were sent to me in a
style that only 3 year olds and Police Sergeants can
understand) that the system should be working again.
We’ll see…….
Grrrrrr
That’s the sound of me being angry. Remember a few
Blarneys ago I mentioned rumours, gossip and the devil
that is Facebook? Well, it’s come back to haunt me. I’ve
been trying to think of a nice way of saying this but I’ve
failed so I’m going to be blunt; some people need to
grow up, need their heads banging together and get on
with their lives in as adult way as is possible. If someone
says something to you, either personally (very rare,
people are cowards) or via a 3rd party why not be the
bigger person and walk away? Is it really worth you
getting into trouble because of something that was said
about you? Do you need to go round and bash them
because they were idiotic in what they said? If it is then
ask yourself this question, who’s the idiot ? The one who
said it (yes they are) or the one who reacted and ended
up getting a criminal record out of it (yes they are). Walk
away, laugh, carry on with your lives, trust me, you’ll feel
better about it. Oh, and if those doing the threatening
are reading this (or having it read to them) then please,
once again, stop threatening to ‘get people up to sort
them out’. That didn’t work in 3rd grade, it sure as hell
won’t work in adult life.
A perfect example of how to behave with idiots is in the
film Rocky II. I can see yourself asking “where’s he
going with this?”. Well, hear me out. In one scene Rocky
takes a water bucket from another boxer who spits into
said bucket but misses and some goes on him. The
other boxer, who has been taunting him throughout,
taunts our hero some more. Rocky says “Oops”. The
bully boxer says “is that all you can say, oops?” Rocky
pauses, smiles and walks away. It’s a classic put down.
He was the better person. The rest is history, at the end
he wins the fight (not with the taunter, with the bloke out
of Predator) and goes on to make 37 more Rocky films,
most of them rubbish.
That’s all for now
Ok, I’ll have to go now as the dogs are getting impatient.
One’s looking at his lead and the other one, well, let’s
just say he NEEDS to go as he’s telling me via the
sense of smell and he’s looking at the yellow
bags………….
Please, if someone taunts you, calls you a name or just
behaves in a childish manner remember Rocky, smile
and walk away, but never, ever, get talked into making a
film called The Expendables 4, it just won’t work.
Take care everyone, until next time (on the last minute
as usual).
Ian and Nick.
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BEVERLEY COMMUNITY PARALEGAL
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Nuisance phone calls
Contact Telstra to monitor phone, they work
with Federal Police .
Court Appearance/Matters
For all such matters, try to seek legal aid/
advice, either by phone or by appointment,
whenever it is possible. I will contact a legal
community service on your behalf, with a
view to make an appointment for you, in your
presence and with your authority. I have
been advised that on court matters, if legal
advice is not available the Legal Centres
suggest to seek an adjournment. i.e. request
from the Magistrate that you wish to seek
legal advice. TV reports tell us that Legal Aid
to Magistrates Court are not being cut back.
Always check to see if you do qualify.
Homeless people/Families living below the
poverty line. Once again, TV and radio tell us
that as on 21/04/2015, there are 1 million
plus home less people and 1.6 million
families living below the poverty line in
Australia. i.e. earn less than $640 per week.
One should take note that while the
millionaires and billionaires are increasing by
the month, this is happening in Australia.
Department of Human Services - Centrelink
While all tis is happening i.e. well over 2.6
million that are homeless and in poverty and
another 1 million who are disadvantaged or
have a disability. Our Federal Minister of
Human Services was talking tough on ABC
TV and other channels. She was referring to
Centrelink was now monitoring Facebook
and gathering information on recipients, as to
who is single, living together, claiming single
parents for children etc. i.e. challenging
status of couples/individuals. The minister
went on to say “All these cases eventually
end up in court and end up in a prison
sentence”. Once again clamping down on
single parents who have little children? One
must remember before Centrelink takes a
recipient to court, they would have to provide
solid evidence such as camera footage of
movements, documents etc. Most
investigators have 1.5 km long range
cameras, this maybe how such evidence is
gathered.
In closing, most welfare, religious and
community organisations, have stated that
instead of the authorities getting tough and
cutting down on welfare payments, in some
sectors it should be increased and make
homeless a priority and needs to be
addressed and acted upon immediately.
Mal G Roberts
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Healthy Body – Healthy Mind
By Valerie Gunsch
Dip. C.N.C. Mac. H.V. P.P.
Clinical Nutritionist, Profemme Practitioner
This month we are talking about detoxing or
cleansing. What happens in your body during
a ‘cleanse’ or ‘detox’. Juice cleanses, colon
cleanses, fruit detoxes, sugar detoxes, we
have all seen these tings, but do they actually
work? What are they supposed to do? Let’s
take a look at the science behind the fad.
Cleanses and detoxes are trendy, popular,
and promise to clear out nasty toxins from
your body and make you healthier. It is a tall
promise. There are tons of different cleanses
and detoxes. For the most part, a cleanse
and a detox are the same thing. They are
typically used interchangeably and have the
same basic goals: to remove ‘harmful’ things
from your body. Sometimes, they aim to
target a specific organ like the liver or colon,
and supposedly, detoxing makes you feel
better. There’s no specific definition of a
detox or cleanse, but they often involve
limiting your food intake to pressed juice,
avoiding specific types of food, or drinking a
concoction of juices that supposedly rid your
body of toxins. These supposed toxins are
rarely described by cleansers in detail, but
generally referred to as “poisons” or
“pollutants.” In the medical field, toxins can
refer to just about anything, from alcohol, to
foods, to medicines, to asbestos. Detoxing
can also refer to treatment for drug addiction,
but that is very different, here we are
specifically discussing these food-and-drink
cleanses.
What happens in your body when you are
on a cleanse.
We are all aware that fruit and vegetables are
good for us, so following that logic suggests
that a diet of just fruit and vegetables must be
super healthy, right? Right?? Not really. If
you drink nothing but juice for a week, you
will lose weight, but it is because you are not
eating, not because your body is “detoxing”.
Water is stored in your muscles with
glycogen. When you eat a low calorie diet,
you use up those glycogen stores, and lose
the water weight with it. You’ll gain that water
weight right back when you return to your
normal diet. You are also missing out on all
those other vital nutrients like fat, fibre, and
protein. In fact, some cleanses suggest that
you avoid exercise when you are on them
because your caloric intake is so low which
can lead to fatigue and dizziness. After a few
days, your body is basically running on
fumes, and without protein your body might
start to break down muscle tissue instead.
Likewise, the lack of fibre in your diet tends to
impact the function of your large intestine,
which might explain why people tend to
describe their gut feelings on a juice cleanse
as similar to the stomach flu. Most
importantly, a juice cleanse doesn’t do
anything that your body doesn’t already do
on its own. Our bodies are already pretty
good at removing toxins. If they weren’t, and
you needed a yearly detox, we’d all probably
be dead. Leaving our bodies alone they will
remove toxins on a daily basis thanks to the
kidneys, lungs, and liver. The whole point of
going to the bathroom is to flush out toxins!
Most of the cleanses and detoxes aren’t
dangerous, they can cause some problems.
Since juices don’t include much fibre, the
body ends up absorbing more fructose sugar,
which as we all know, isn’t good for you. The
good news on depriving yourself is that it
takes months to get any serious vitamin
deficiencies. Most of these cleanses are
probably stupid but not seriously harmful
because all you are doing is restricting food
for a few days. All of this is to say: the only
thing a detox or juice cleanse actually does to
your body is make you hungry and nutrient
deprived for a few days. If you want to go
ahead with a detox/cleansing be prepared
before your cleanse, you will be better able to
relax and enjoy and allow your body to go
through its healing and detoxification process
more effectively.
caffeine (tea and coffee), sugar, salt and all
processed food items. Avoid alcohol and
nicotine. Go shopping and stock up on fresh
organic fruits and vegetables as much as you
can find. The evening before eat a light meal,
such as a salad, a vegetable stir fry or a
vegetable soup. Have a relaxing bath and go
to bed early. Feel great that you are doing a
wonderful thing for you. It is very important to
come off your cleanse slowly. If not, you risk
undoing all the good you have just done for
your body. After a cleanse you often feel so
much better, lighter and with a lot of mental
clarity. You will likely have more energy,
clearer skin and better digestion. So break
your cleanse slowly. How you come off is
almost as important as the cleanse itself.
Continue for at least the first few days to
drink hot lemon water and do your stretching/
exercise in the mornings. Continue also to
eat primarily vegetable based dishes and the
more you eat them raw, and the more green
leafy vegetables you can keep in your diet,
the more beneficial it is for your body.
Continue to drink 2 litres of water a day for at
least the first few days. Eating heavy or
unhealthy foods can be especially tempting
now, but this is the time when you need to
use your will and strength to come off it
properly. It doesn’t matter if you do a one day
cleanse or a whole week the day after you
stopped is the most important day to watch
what you ingest. There, it is not very difficult
to go for one day on a cleanse and
depending how you feel afterwards you might
consider changing you food intake to a bit
more on the raw side. Next month we will
cover straight juicing. I have a fact sheet for a
one day detox plan. If you are interested you
can email me to let me know.
Here is to a healthier YOU
Tips to get ready for your cleanse
Valerie Gunsch
Clean and straighten up your environment.
Get rid of old and unused items around your
Simple Cheesy Onion Bread
place. Find a good relaxation audio to make
you feel calm; consider using a relaxing
essential oil such as Sandalwood or
Lavender oil, both are very relaxing. Avoid
drinking tap water and opt instead for filtered
or mineral water. Two days before starting
your cleanse eat more whole fresh plant
foods, fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds
especially the green vegetables, whether raw
or cooked. Cut down on wheat, dairy, meat,
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BEVERLEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY’S
DEAD FINISH MUSEUM
‘Remembering THEM’ Exhibition Launch
31st March 2015
A group of people gathered in the garden of the Dead Finish Museum, Beverley, on Tuesday a ernoon 31st March
2015, to remember the impact of the First World War on the local community. Almost one hundred years a er
some of Beverley’s young men faced the horror of the ba les at Gallipoli, descendants and other family members
welcomed the opportunity to inspect the Beverley Historical Society’s exhibi on ‘Remembering THEM’.
The Society focused on the ‘THEM’
in the exhibi on’s tle and re‐
searched the names of people on
Beverley’s War Memorials as well
as people ac ve in the town and
district
throughout
the
dura on of the war. Informa on
was gathered from the websites of
the Australian War Memorial and
the Na onal Archives of Australia,
digi sed copies of the local
newspaper, the Beverley Times,
local history publica ons and
family knowledge.
This has resulted in display boards highligh ng the soldiers who gave
their lives and the places they are buried; those who returned and their
lives post war; those who helped on the home front, the fundraising
organisa ons they supported and the movies on offer at the Beverley
Mechanic’s Ins tute.
With the assistance of officers from the WA Museum and members of
the RWAHS the exhibi on features five professionally designed panels
that give an overview of WW1 and its a ermath in WA, together with
informa on specific to Beverley and district.
A secure showcase houses precious family keepsakes loaned to the
Museum for the exhibi on. These include medals, plaques and scrolls
from soldiers who were killed ‘over there’; and a diary, le ers,
postcards and gi s that were sent or brought home. The electronic
showcase, the panels and a banner were provided with monies from
Lo erywest.
The exhibi on has transformed two rooms at the Dead Finish Museum
with photographs, newspaper ar cles, prints, posters and other items
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of the period from the Museum’s collec on.
There is also a con nuous loop of images
presented on a computer screen. All of this is
complemented by the over 120 bright red
poppies kni ed by a group of locals.
The a ernoon’s program included a welcome
from Society member, Di Smith, who acted as
MC, and an explana on of the research from
project convenor, Morag Whitney. Morag chose
to highlight the stories of four of ‘THEM’:
orphan Sydney Igna us Campbell who died on
the Somme; Richard Reeves Collard an 18 year
old Aboriginal lad who needed his parent’s
permission to enlist; Jessie Chris na Cli on the
only woman on Beverley’s war memorial; and
Florence Susan Walker, an energe c woman who was very ac ve in suppor ng the troops.
Central Wheatbelt MLA, Mia Davies, spoke about the importance of community then and now and Dee Ridgway,
President, Shire of Beverley, completed the agenda by commen ng on how the various local groups had worked
together on this project, before declaring the ‘Remembering THEM’ exhibi on launched.
The twenty eight people present then enjoyed a tradi onal country a ernoon tea and a further chance to examine
the exhibi on. The Society received many compliments on our efforts and promises to come back again as there is
such a lot to take in. ‘Remembering THEM’ is open all four days of Easter, Anzac Day a ernoon and weekends un l
September 2015.
Images:
Previous Page TOP: Beverley’s Vincent St before First World War (Photo from Dead Finish Museum Collec on)
MIDDLE: Lo erywest Showcase with WW1 memorabilia (Photo BHS)
BOTOM: Maree Hutchinson, President, Beverley Historical Society; Dee Ridgway, President, Shire of Beverley; and
Hon. Mia Davies, MLA Central Wheatbelt by the ‘Remembering THEM’ banner (Photo courtesy Di Smith).
This page TOP: Two of the
panels designed with
the assistance of WA
Museum & RWAHS &
kni ed poppies (Photo
BHS)
BOTTOM: Families of
First World War
volunteers who have
loaned treasured
keepsakes to the Dead
Finish Museum with
official guests – from
le : Ted and
Sheila Sheehan, Dee
Ridgway, Bruce Mann,
Dawn Edwards, Geoff
Edwards, Mia Davies
and Di Smith (Photo
courtesy Di Smith).
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Anglican Parish Beverley/Brookton Times for services for: May 2015 CHURCH LOCATION TIME AM DAY DATE *Sunday
03 May
Sunday
10 May
St Mary’s Beverley
8.30am
Prayer, Praise and Proclama on
Sunday
10 May
St Mark’s Brookton
8.30am
**Sunday
17 May
10.30am
Holy Communion and AGM
Sunday
24 May
8.30am
Sunday
24 May
8.30am
Sunday
31 May
8.30am
***Sunday
31 May
8.30am
Sunday
07 June
8.30am
Holy Communion
Sunday
07 June
10.30am
Holy Communion
Sunday
07 June
St John in the
10.30am
Wilderness, the Dale
St John in the
10.30am
Wilderness, the Dale
SERVICE Holy Communion
*This service will be the only service in the Parish of Beverley/Brookton. It is the service of Blessing of the Plough and will be followed by a ‘bring‐ & ‐ share’ lunch. Everyone is welcome. **The only service in the Parish with the Annual General Mee ng to follow with a bring‐&‐share lunch. Everyone welcome. ***Brookton AGM will follow this service. Telephone contacts: Beverley ‐ 9641 6023 or 9646 0522. Brookton ‐ 9642 1373 or 9642 2357 Parish correspondence to: P.O. Box 292, Beverley. All mail for St. Mary's Society please address to: P.O. Box 292, Beverley. BEVERLEY
CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
BEVERLEY
HOME
CHURCH
Bible study
Monday evening at 7.30pm
Followed by supper and a time
Of caring and sharing fellowship
Place alternating homes
Meet 1st and 3rd
Visiting Pastor from independent
ministries
SWOT (South West Outreach Team)
1st Wednesday of the month
10.00am
Place 16 Barnsley Street, Beverley
Enquiries
9646 0282 or 9646 0546
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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.
The Church of
United Spiritualism
Please contact Rev Irene
on 9646 0470 for details.
Saturday of each month
Meeting at 3.30pm
Fellowship meal at 6.00pm
Followed by a games night
Place 16 Barnsley Street,
Beverley
Enquiries - 9646 0546
DRUG & ALCOHOL
COUNSELLING
The Wheatbelt
Community Drug
Service Team will
be visiting
Beverley Hospital
fortnightly.
For appointments please phone
Jackie Darby on
96211 055.
Meals on Wheels
Roster for
May 2015
May
May
May
May
May
04
05
06
07
08
P & K Smith
B Sims/D Ormorod
G Courtney/M Alford
D & E White
A & K Boyle
May
May
May
May
May
11
12
13
14
15
B & J Howell
G & R McCallum
E & N Murray
G Roache/B Wauchope
A Elston/K Badger
BEVERLEY DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP
Meets at the O.T. Room, Beverley Hospital
WHEN: 2.00pm til 4.00pm
The support group will meet every second Tuesday of the month.
Contact Sylvia Seddon on 9646 1072
Type one and two diabetics of all ages are encouraged to attend
as well as other members of the public interested or suffering from diabetes.
Please park on the road or behind the St John Ambulance Centre.
BEVERLEY CHILD HEALTH CLINIC
Clinic is open Fridays for appointments, home visits
and/or immunisations 9am to 4pm.
For appointments or enquiries please phone the
hospital on 9646 3200 or 0427 901 321.
LISA WAY — Child Health Nurse
May 18
May 19
May 20
May 21
May22
B Foster/N Darr
S Eramiha/G Redding
D Strange/S Negus
D & E White
J Johnson/M Smith
Lyme Disease Association of Australia
A Current Affair Lyme Disease Segment
Lyme was in the media spotlight again! On Thursday 9th April, A Current
May
May
May
May
May
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P & K Smith
B Sims/D Ormorod
G Courtney/M Alford
B & J Howell
A & K Boyle
Affair (channel 9) hosted a segment about Lyme Disease and we're so
grateful! Exposure on the trauma experienced by not only sufferer, but their
entire family too. You may know that our Lyme Patient Survey showed that
average time to diagnosis is 6 years, meaning almost all Lyme patients in
Australia are chronic before they get diagnosed. Media like the ACA
Do you want to
volunteer?
We are always
happy for new
volunteers to join
our crew.
Contact 9646 3213
segment helps to change that.
The LDAA would like to highlight a few additional points:
 Not all Lyme patients experience the seizures that Amy and Amara
endure.
 Lyme seizures are 'atypical' and thus are often labelled 'psychogenic'
and seen as not real.
 The majority of Lyme patients experience 'invisible illness' which comes
with it's own extensive set of challenges, including denial by medial
professionals and lack of understanding from family and friends (no matter
how well-meaning). The 'invisibly ill' Lyme patients are also fighting for their
lives.
The LDAA is committed to supporting funding for progression of Lyme
research
in
Australia
simultaneous
with
recognition,
protection
of
Lyme-treating doctors, reliable testing, affordable and knowledgeable
treatment and public health prevention messages. HUGE thank you to the
Lyme patients who got the ball rolling. If you missed the show, have a look
at ACA9’s website. Please take time to say thanks to #ACA9 on Facebook,
Twitter or their site!
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News straight from the broomstick!
Hope everyone enjoyed the recent rains, I know I did. Some green coming through
and my baby trees loved it. I recently had a bit of a worry with the disappearance of
one of my kangaroo boys. His name is Skip and he has survived 2 very serious
conditions as a joey. He was given to me from a member of the public who had kept
him until he was almost dead from malnutrition, dehydration and hyperthermia. This
poor little man was so ill my vet didn’t think he would survive but we put him on the
drip for 3 days and worked on rectifying his severe starvation, because his
temperature was so low I couldn’t feed him until his temperature was over 35 degrees
as a hypothermic joey cannot metabolise the formula. We had him on artificial heat
until he could maintain his own body temperature which took about 5 days. He
survived this and went on to be a healthy young man and then he came down with
tetanus as everyone knows this is a very serious condition and normally fatal lucky
for him I realised his condition quickly and got him to the vets before the convulsions
had started so we were able to save him. It is a very hard job to save them from this
but Skip survived. Two near death experiences before he had even turned 18 months
old we called him Skip the miracle man. He is now about 3 years old and so
handsome but last Thursday night he disappeared; normally all my released
kangaroos spend all night locked in my release pen and let out during the day. He always comes in for the night
but he didn’t show. This same night a professional kangaroo shooter was shooting over the river from my place
and I know my wild mob go over there as it is very close to my place. This boy had over 1500 dollars in vet bills
and had shown such love and happiness for life that I feel so sad and gutted to think he may have fallen victim to
this callous industry where they decapitate or bludgeon little joeys to death after shooting their mothers. I love,
care for, get medical attention and attempt to protect this mob of wild kangaroos they are not just nameless
animals. I walk amongst them and would give my life to protect them but I feel powerless to help these guys. I am
hoping to be able to protect this paddock from shooters but this is still work in progress and I will keep looking for
Skip who may have been so frightened by the shooting that he is hiding out. I was terrified myself hearing the gun
shots and my daughter who owns the house near the paddock had to calm her horses down because the spotlight
was going in through her horse yard and into her house. She was terrified her horses could have been shot or
injured trying to escape the spotlights and gun shots. The people leasing this paddock were very understanding
about this situation. Thanks guys.
Another sad incident was a kangaroo hanging in a fence this young male was lucky to have been noticed so quickly
and his suffering was ended quickly. I had done my Dump Road run and checked the fences and there were no
problems with the wildlife on that Road. I do this every morning and evening and several times through the night.
About an hour and a half later Anthony from the motor cross club alerted us to the roo and we went down cut him
out of the fence and then sedated him and administered pain relief and I then assessed him and he had a seriously
broken knee and would never walk or hop again. Sadly we had to euthanize this boy but thanks to Anthony he was
not hanging in the fence for very long. RIP little man and thank you Anthony.
Now some good news we had a Boo Book Owl bought in this owl had been found in Grass Valley picked up by Sue
in Northam dropped of at the vets in York for them to check him out and I picked him up from there and bought
him in to care. He was eating fantastically inside but when I put him in the owl cage he wouldn’t eat so after a
couple of weeks of bringing him in to feed and taking him back out I took him to Eastern Hills Vet and they could
find nothing wrong with him either so it was decided we would take him to Kanyana for their specialist bird vet to
look at. He discovered a small eye injury that was coursing a partial blindness and after some treatment he was
successfully released with a group of juvenile Boo Books so that was a lot of networking with different people and
organisations and in the end led to a success and happy ending. Thank you to everyone involved with this little
man.
The best care story of all is my little bat. This bat was found lying on the
footpath in Brookton and bought to us. He had gone into Torper from the
rain and fallen asleep and fell out of the tree he was roosting in. Torper is
like a small hibernation when weather conditions are not good. Once he was
warmed up he had to be fed and boy could he eat. I would catch moths and
put them in his newly bought Bat Cave for him to hunt and eat. Watching
him was better than watching TV his antics were so fascinating. I had not
worked with Bats before and had to find out from other bat carers
what to do. This little male Lesser Long eared Bat has opened my heart to a
world of Bats and am looking forward to looking after more of these
delightful little critters. Did you know than one micro bat will consume 1.2 million mosquitoes in their lifetime plus
moths and other insects? I say bring on more bats and help lessen the mozzies that make our life so miserable.
Injured/orphaned wildlife phone Phyllis @ Witches Kangaroo Care and Wildlife Rescue 9646 1469 or 0437 483 175.
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Beverley Bowling Club
On the weekend of the 28th and
29th of March 'Carnival Weekend'
was held, with the Ferndale Pairs
being played on the Saturday.
This was sponsored by the
Ferndale Grazing Company and
Beverley Electrical Services, and
our many thanks go to the Smith
families for their support. The
winners of this event were David
Overington and Don Minchin.
Runners-up were Geoff Rayner
and David Bell. The AM round
went to Greg Barrett-Lennard and
Reg Behn, while the PM round
was won by Peter Fleay and Jeff
Murray.
The Fours competition on the
Sunday was sponsored by Emfert
Fertilizer and Beverley Farm
Services and once again the Club
thanks them kindly for their
support. The winners team was
made up of Brad Copping, Daniel
Fleay, Mark Armstrong and Geoff
Bremner. The Runner-up team
was K. Sumner's team from
Dudley Park. The AM round went
to Royce Edwards Brett
Hutchinson, Mark Bickley and
David Fleay and the team of Greg
Barrett=Lennard, Don and Steve
Minchin and David Overington
won the PM round.
The closing day for the 2014/2015
season was held on Sunday the
19th of April, with the AGM held
at 12 noon, followed by a
Sausage Sizzle then an afternoon
of mixed bowls for the
HR Rushton Trophy. The winners
of this event were Geoff Rayner,
Mike Carthew, Glenys Collins and
Jodie Bell with 2 wins.
Runners-up were David Bell, Lyn
Mactaggart, Brandon Tauri and
Verna McKelvie-Wilson with 1 win
plus 3 shots from Peter Fleay,
David Overington, Dot White and
Ron Napier who had 1 win plus 1
shot. Our grateful thanks again
go to Rushton's for their
continued support of this event.
Wishing all a successful winter
ahead whether it be farming or
taking a winter holiday and we
look forward to seeing you all
again in the Spring, for the next
season.
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Warriors Wellbeing
Decision making under pressure - Rushing but not ruining the moment!
Coming off the back of some good rain across the State there is definitely some positivity and no doubt plenty of
action beginning to happen in the paddocks, but before we can take action on something we have to make a
decision first.
We make decisions every single day, sometimes without even knowing it, these are often the easy and simple
decisions that are part of our routine of daily life. Decisions that are of a more complex nature, involve more risk, or
a decision that has to be made under challenging circumstances or pressure can certainly cause us and those
around us a bit of stress … this is normal!
Being in a position to be able to make a decision is a good thing!
For many people making decisions may not be an issue, I’m sure we have all met someone who seems confident,
sure of themselves and likes to be in control and take charge of situations and the decisions that go with it. While
others of us may be a little more indecisive, seek others advice or approval first, or maybe just need a little more
time to think about things. Regardless of which end of the scale we are at, it is a positive to be in a position to be
able to make decisions, as this means at least two things; 1. We are in a position to have a say and make a choice;
2. We are not procrastinating.
So for those of us who sometimes struggle with our decision making process why is this so? What factors can
impact on our decision making?
There are a number of things at play that can influence decision making. Listed below are a few examples, which
are not limited to nor conclusive that all these things will impact on your decision making, rather some things to
consider.

Uncertainty: No matter who we are or what we do, none of us know which way the dice will roll. None of us
want to make the wrong decision, but sometimes this cannot be avoided.

Complexity: This can depend on the nature of our business or situation, e.g. Farming involves so many
different interrelated factors that quite often need to be considered (financial, weather, equipment, labour,
cost/price).

Consequences: Something we have all tasted at one stage or another both good and bad. We still need to
consider what are the consequences - Risk Vs Reward.

Alternatives: Have we considered them? Where do we get our information from that may inform us of all
available options?

Interpersonal issues: Who else is affected by our decisions, how will others react? What frame of mind are
we in when making decisions? What else do we have going on in our lives, what’s our priorities?
What can we do to help this process?

Try and create a positive space.

PPPPPP – Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance.

Be realistic – look at the factors impacting on our particular circumstances.

The grass is not always greener. Don’t be influenced by what others are doing.

Stick to your plan/process that you are comfortable with.
“Stay committed to your decisions but stay flexible to your approach”.
Terry & the Team
The Regional Men’s Health Initiative
delivered by Wheatbelt Men’s Health (Inc.)
PO Box 768, Northam WA 6401
Phone: 08 9690 2277
www.regionalmenshealth.com.au
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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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82nd Lawn Tennis Tournament Event Winners
Event
Number
Name
1
2
3
CHAMPIONSHIP
Mens Championship Singles
Ladies Championship Singles
Mens Championship Doubles
4
Ladies Championship Doubles
5
Mixed Championship Doubles
6
7
8
HANDICAP
Mens Singles
Ladies Singles
Mens Doubles
9
Ladies Doubles
10
Mixed Doubles Div 1
10
Mixed Doubles Div 2
11
12
Over 45’s
Mens >45 Singles
Mens >45 Doubles
13
Ladies >45 Doubles
14
Mixed >45 Doubles
15
16
Junior Events
Boys U14 Singles
Boys U14 Doubles
17
18
Girls U14 Singles
Girls U14 Doubles
19
Mixed U14 Doubles
20
21
Boys U11 Singles
Boys U11 Doubles
22
23
Girls U11 Singles Div A
Girls U11 Singles Div B
Girls U11 Doubles
24
Mixed U11 Doubles
Winner
Runner Up
Justin Manaf
Narelle Bailey
Aaron Rodrigues
Jaron Stafford
Kathryn Bellis
Amanda Irvine
Jo Hill
Jaron Stafford
Aaron Rodrigues
Kathryn Bellis
Haydn Burke
Craig Campbell
Jo Hill
Kate Shevlin
Jodie Shevlin
Joshua Pauley
David Irvine
Michaela Miller
Mark Bright
David Hegney
Ruth Hegney
Denise Shevlin
Denise Shevlin
Mark Bright
Nicola Broun
Andrew Broun
Thomas Paliskis-Bessell
India Sieber
Wayne Jenkins
Wayne Smith
Anne Cleland
Fiona Fisher
Ellen Townsend
Joshua Pauley
Sandy DeBoer
John Ferguson
No event
Rob deGruchy
Trevor Metcalf
Valda Morton
Denise Shevlin
Alison Edwards
Marc Edwards
David Hegney
Darryl Power
Kerry Miller
Amanda McLean
Ruth Hegney
David Hegney
Lachie McLean
Lachie McLean
Ben Schilling
Georgie Fisher
Hannah Bowden
Georgina Fisher
Georgie Fisher
Lachie McLean
Sam McLean
Declan Kilpatrick
Matthew Schilling
Grace Fisher
Grace McLean
Abbey Cooke
Grace Fisher
Grace Fisher
Sam McLean
Ben Schilling
Sam McLean
Thomas McLean
Hannah Bowden
Isabella Thomson
Desiree Waters
Hannah Bowden
Declan Mellick
Declan Kilpatrick
Anthony Waters
Ted Young
Annie Mellick
Ella Cooke
Bronte Cleland
Annie Mellick
Rebekah Aynsley
Declan Kilpatrick
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BEVERLEY REDBACKS FOOTBALL CLUB
Featured Events:
Sunday 3rd May – AFA Round 4: Beverley vs. Quairading at Beverley; and
Sunday 17th May – AFA Round 6: Beverley vs. Federals at Beverley.
Football season is underway, and it's been a slightly different start with two night games to begin with, however the
players and supporters are embracing the change. We closed out our pre-season with scratch matches against
Ellenbrook and Corrigin, and there were many encouraging signs leading into the season proper.
There's plenty of football both at home and away for you to feast on this month, so we hope to see our supporters
at the games.
Congratulations to Scott Minchin for once again being named our League Captain for the 2015 Season, and to Dale
Wansbrough who has been appointed our League Vice-Captain. We would like to thank our out-going Skipper
Robbie Wansbrough for his contribution to the Club in this role.
The Beverley Football Club would like to thank Bob Kempton and his crew of helpers for another successful Fish
Night on Friday 24th April!! The evening continues to be one of our most popular events on the calendar.
Scratch Match (11th April 2015) – Beverley vs. Corrigin at Beverley
1st 2nd 3rd
4th
Points
Beverley 4.5 7.6 12.11 14.15 99
Corrigin
1.1 1.1 2. 2
3.7
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Margin:
74 points
Goals: Beverley - Leyton Ugle 5; Robbie Wansbrough 2; Josh Keen 1; Daniel Gollan 1; James Adams 1; Gerard
Gibson 1; Dane Shardlow 1; Ben Ireland 1; Owen Marsh 1.
AFA Round 2 (18th April 2015) – Kellerberrin/Tammin vs. Beverley at Kellerberrin
LEAGUE
1st 2nd 3rd
4th
Points
Kellerberrin/Tammin 3.3 8.6 12.10 15.11 101
Beverley
0.1 1.4 3.5
7.10
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Margin:
49 points
Goals: Beverley - John Lee 2; Ben Ireland 1; Tyron Miller 1; Dale Wansbrough 1; Michael Larkin 1; Peter Major 1.
Best: Beverley - Tyron Miller, Luke Foster, Ben Ireland, Michael Larkin and Dane Shardlow.
RESERVES
1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points
Beverley
1.1 3.2 5.2 11.5 71
Kellerberrin/Tammin 3.2 4.5 8.6 8.6 54
Margin:
17 points
Goals: Beverley - Leyton Ugle 4; Darrell Hagan 2; Ben Moulton 1; Beau McLean 1; Damien Murray 1; Owen Marsh
1; Mark Britza 1.
Best: Beverley - Leyton Ugle, Simon Marshall, Phil Mattingly, Daniel Gollan, Darrell Hagan, Blake Wansbrough,
Beau McLean and Adam Smith.
NETBALL
Kellerberrin/Tammin 51
Beverley
20
Margin:
31 goals
Best: Beverley - Narelle Bailey
Congratulations to:
 First League game players for Beverley: Matt Dwyer, Luke Foster, Gerard Gibson, Michael Larkin, John
Lee, Peter Major, Tyron Miller and Nathan Smith.
 First Reserves game players for Beverley: Luke Gollan, Owen Marsh and Leyton Ugle.
 First Netball game players for Beverley: Bec Jenkinson and Ashlyn Ridgway.
 Michael Larkin, who celebrated his 30th birthday on Sunday 15th February;
 Trent Hunter & Melinda Logan-Kelly, who announced their engagement on Thursday 19th February;
 James Barrett-Lennard & Amy Kaciuba, who celebrated their wedding on Friday 27th March;
 James Turner & Hannah Schorer, who celebrated their wedding on Thursday 2nd April;
 Ian Ross, who celebrated his 40th birthday on Sunday 5th April;
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 Scott & Carmen Tomlinson, on the birth of their baby girl Paige Rose on Tuesday 14th April;
 League Captain, Scott Minchin, who played his 150th League game against Kellerberrin/Tammin on Saturday
18th April;
 Alex Chia, who celebrated his 30th birthday on Wednesday 22nd April;
 James Adams, who played his 50th League game against Cunderdin on Sunday 26th April;
 Mark Britza, who played his 50th Reserves game against Cunderdin on Sunday 26th April;
 Michael Day, who celebrated his 30th birthday on Thursday 30th April; and
 Chad Vandenberg, who celebrated his 30th birthday on Thursday 30th April.
Coming up:

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Friday 1st May – Beverley Redbacks Hockey Club: Quiz Night at the Beverley Amenities Building at 6:30pm;
Sunday 3rd May – AFA Round 4: Beverley vs. Quairading at Beverley;
Sunday 10th May (Mother's Day) – AFA Round 5 (Volunteer Round): York vs. Beverley at York;
Sunday 17th May – AFA Round 6: Beverley vs. Federals at Beverley;
Sunday 24th May – AFA Round 7 (Belt-up Round): Beverley (bye);
Sunday 31st May – AFA Round 8: Railways vs. Beverley at Northam; and
Sunday 7th June – AFA Round 9: Quairading vs. Beverley at Quairading.
The Beverley Football Club urges all supporters to join as a Member in season 2015! Members are integral to the
survival of our Club and your support is greatly valued. The membership fees for season 2015 are:

Football Senior Player (age 22 and over) - $100.00

Football Senior Player (age 18 – 21) - $50.00

Football Junior Player (age 17 and under) - $30.00

Netball Player (age 18 and over) - $50.00

Social Member - $30.00
Pay online now
BSB: 016540 (ANZ Beverley)
A/c Number: 431901492
A/c Name: BEVERLEY FOOTBALL CLUB
The Beverley Football Club needs you!!
If you’re available to help with any of the following match-day duties throughout the course of the season, please
contact a committee member, your assistance is most welcome.
Match-day duties include:
Time-keeper stewards;
Interchange stewards;
Reserves Field Umpire;
Reserves Runner;
Reserves & League Boundary Umpires and
Trainers and water attendants.
A reminder to all players, members, sponsors and supporters that you can now view all the latest news and events
from the Beverley Redbacks by checking out our Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/
beverley.footballclub?fref=ts
See you at the footy!!!
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BEVERLEY LADIES GOLF
The 2015 season was launched on Saturday 11th April 2015 in hot conditions.
The first event of the season was the T Bone and Sons Ambrose in 3’s.
Twenty One participated in the day and it was great to see a good number of
members turn out to play.
The winning team on the day was Ali Lewis , Luke Gollan and Stephen Gollan with
a nett score of 58.83. They were followed by the team comprising of Bruce
Kilpatrick, Thomas McLean and Wayde McLean with a nett score of 60.16 they
also had the Best Gross score with 71.
Once again the club would sincerely like to thank Brian Tyrer for his continued
support of the club.
The season got underway on the 15
April. Glorious weather and the
course was greening up already, a
week later it was looking a bit sad.
The competition winner for the Ali
Lewis Trophy was Glenys Collins
with 36 points.
Runner up : Yvonne Hobbs with 35
points
Nearest the pin on 13 was Maxine
Watts.
Saturday 25th April saw a field of 14 participate (9 men and 5 ladies) for the
prestigious Diggers Cup which is proudly sponsored by Lew Shaw.
Wednesday 22 April was the Glenys
Collins Trophy and the start of the
Silver Bowl and International Bowl.
Winner :
Yvonne Hobbs 90/20/Nett 70
Runner up
Heather McLean 105/34/Nett 71
Nearest the pin on 5 Heather
McLean
Longest Putt Lyn Mactaggart
Monthly medal - Yvonne Hobbs
The winner of the 2015 Diggers Cup was Yvonne Hobbs who had a very
impressive 44 Stableford points, to win by three points from Mark Bickley who had
37 points.
Glenys and Jane looked for our trees
today, checking on their welfare.
Once again warm weather greeted 10 players on Saturday 18th April who were
competing in a Stableford event sponsored by Darryl Sims.
The winner of the day was Mark Bickley on a countback from Mark Armstrong
with 33 points and in third place was Liam Gollan with 29 points.
Thanks are extended to Darryl Sims for his ongoing support of the club.
Thanks once again are extended to Lew Shaw for his continued sponsorship, of the
Diggers Cup.
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06
Golf Fixtures for next month are:
May
nd
Always Green Trophy
Par
Saturday 9th
John Donovan Trophy
1st Qualifying Round.
Stroke
Saturday 16th
Garden Gnome Trophy
3 Stick Competition. Monthly Mug
Stableford
Saturday 23rd
Belhus Trophy Four Ball Better Ball
Stableford
Saturday 30th
Brett Hutchinson Trophy
Stableford
Saturday 2
Anyone who would like to start, let
us know and you can start with 9
holes.
May 2015
13
20
22
27
Regional Seniors at Pinjarra
Sera Minchin & Yvonne Hobbs
Trophy - Draw for partners
4 BBB Stableford
Marg Peck Trophy - Stableford
Maxine Watts Trophy - Stroke
1st International Bowl, 2nd Silver
Spoon, 2nd Putting, 2nd Qualifying
Round
Tammin Open Day
Lorna Barrett-Lennard Trophy
Stableford
Monthly Medal & Mug
Opening Day
Left to right
Luke Gollan
Ali Lewis
Liam Gollan
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BEVERLEY REDBACKS HOCKEY CLUB
Quiz Night
The Hockey Club Quiz Night will be held on Friday 1st May.
Tables of 8 available for $80 or $15 per head
(we will create a table for you but take no responsibility for the level of genius provided).
Doors open 6:30pm, First ques on at 7pm, Ameni es building ‐ Beverley Town Oval
Full bar facili es provided
BYO nibbles for your table
Great prizes up for grabs as well as giveaways throughout the evening.
Contact Chantelle Meade to book now via email [email protected] or 0429418576
Our Quiz Night kicks off the start of our 2015 season (our first game will be the 2nd May) so come along and show your
support with some compe ve ques on answering. Get your friends and family together quickly as tables will be limited.
2015 Hockey Season Our season is approaching at a rapid pace. Our first game for the season will be held on Saturday 2nd May in BEVERLEY at
3pm so we would love to see everyone come down and support the girls in their first game! At the me of print, our
remaining season fixtures had not yet been finalised. Once we know what they are, we will keep everyone informed in future
Blarney Notes.
Training is every Thursday from 6pm. If you are interested in playing Hockey this Season, why not come down and see what
its all about.
2015 Senior Playing Fees are due by 2nd May 2015. Please fill in the registra on form, return and make payment by cash or
EFT our BSB: 016‐540 Account: 201349436 totaling $160. If you have any ques ons regarding the payment, please contact
Megan Vandenberg on 0409667243. Please email [email protected] if you require a copy of the
Registra on Form.
Why not become a Social Member of the Hockey Club. Social Membership is only $30 for the year and your support to the
Club is greatly appreciated. Social Members are welcome to any game but are also welcome to a end training sessions for
general fitness.
Local Scratch Match "Young and old, male and female, experienced or not ‐ they all came together for a fun morning of hockey. Thanks to all
those who par cipated." If you want to stay up to date with any Hockey News, please register your email address by emailing
[email protected] or why not ‘LIKE’ our New Facebook Page, just search ‘BEVERLEY REDBACKS HOCKEY CLUB’ and
be kept up to date.
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Beverley Netball Club
Two teams have been selected and the season will
start with a round robin competition in Brookton on
Friday 01 May at 6.30pm. The club has organised the
community bus for the evening and we encourage all
players to commute together, please note there will
be a $5 per player bus fee.
The committee will be trying arrange the bus for all
the out of town games, please let your team contact
know if you are interested.
Team training is on Wednesday nights at 6pm - 7pm
at the courts. Extra training will be available on
Friday nights that we are not fixture to play.
Team contacts, please be sure to let your team
contact if you are unable to play a game.
Hunters Nat Ashworth 0429 491 039
Spinners Jess Fleay
0427 181 029
The next committee meeting is on Tuesday 12 May at
7.00pm for a 7.15pm start at Freemasons Tavern.
LEGO CLUB
Beverley CRC, 132 Vincent Street BEVERLEY
Every Monday during the school term. For children 4 years and older.
2.45pm - 3.45pm, cost $2 per session. Afternoon tea provided
BSB GARDENING
BSB Gardening offers gardening services,
rubbish removal, gutter cleaning, handyman
work, louvre replacements and moving.
We can also paint your house number on
your verge (so Emergency Services can find
you quickly if needed).
Phone 0429 646 155
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Beverley Junior Winter Sports Fixtures
10am
Junior/
Intermediate
Netball
10am
Beverley
N/A
N/A
N/A
-
9am
9am
9am
9am
Beverley
Training
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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Home
9am
TBC
9am
TBC
Beverley
Regional Netball Carnival
13 & under
Training
N/A
TBC
N/A
TBC
TBC
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
-
23th May
Home
9am
9am
9am
9am
Beverley
Thur
28th May
Training
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
-
Sat
30st May
Home
9am
9am
9am
9am
Beverley
Thur
4th June
Training
3.30pm
3.30pm
3.30pm
3.30pm
Beverley
***
Sat
6th June
R.9#
Sun
7th June
Watheroo Cup Yr 7
only
Quairading v Beverley
N/A
N/A
10.am
10am
Quairading
Thur
11th June
Training
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
-
Sat
13th June
Home
9am
9am
9am
9am
Beverley
Thur
18th June
Training
3.30pm
3.30pm
3.30pm
3.30pm
Beverley
Sat
20th June
N/A
N/A
10.am
10am
Cunderdin
R.4#
R.5
R.6
***
R.7
R.8
R.10
***
R.11
#
Day
Date
Time
Auskick
Junior
Footy
9am
Net Set
Go
PP-Yr2
9.am
Sun
3rd May
Beverley v Quairading
Thur
7TH May
Sat
9th
Training
N/A
Home
Thur
14th May
Sat
17th May
Sat
17th
Thur
21st May
Sat
May
May
Venue
TBA
Sat
27th June
Beverley Shield Yr 6/7
Simpson/Anderson
Shield (Netball)
Yr 7 & under
Doncon McNeil Shield
Yr 5 & under
Cunderdin v Beverley
TBA
Cunderdin
Thur
2nd July
Training
3.30pm
3.30pm
3.30pm
3.30pm
Beverley
TBA
TBA
R.12
#
♥
Sat
4th July
Beverley v Keller/Tammin
9am
9am
10.am
10am
Beverley
Thur
9th July
School Holidays
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
-
♥
Sat
11th July
School Holidays
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
-
♥
Thur
16th July
School Holidays
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
-
Sat
18th
School Holidays
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
-
Thur
23rd July
Training
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
-
Sat
25th
July
Home
9am
9am
9am
9am
Beverley
***
Sat
25th
July
R.15
Thur
Sat
30th July
1st Aug
Ferguson Shield Yr 5 &
Under Footy
Training
Home
N/A
9am
N/A
9am
N/A
9am
N/A
9am
Beverley
Thur
6th Aug
Training
3.30pm
3.30pm
3.30pm
3.30pm
Beverley
#
Sat
8th
R.16
#
Sun
9th Aug
Beverley v Quairading
9am
9am
10am
10am
Beverley
Thur
13th Aug
Training
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
-
Sat
15th Aug
Home
9am
9am
9am
9am
Beverley
Cup or Sheild Weekend
***
Playing a Team
#
School Holidays
♥
April 3rd
to 19th
July 4th to
19th
R.13
♥
R.14
R.17
July
Aug
T.B.C
Quairading
West Coast Fever Carnival
53
Beverley Horse and Pony Club
Another month has flown by, our April rally was a fantastic day with loads of fun had by all our riders. The
lead line group were ready and rearing to go on Saturday the 18th April with Bethany on Gidget, Aaron on
Starlight, Molly on Pippin and Jessica on Paddy. They started the day with a flatwork lesson with Tess Hawke and
Marion Burnes that focused on how to get their ponies to go and stop smoothly. Then they had some fun finding
all the grooming equipment in the arena, naming each piece and explaining what it is used for. The ponies and
the riders had a short break for morning tea and then they were off with the knowledgeable Mrs. Peart for horse
handling skills and how to use those grooming tools effectively (look out ponies). Now the ponies were spotless,
time to re-saddle and off for a ride out with Jess Appelbee and Marion Byrnes to learn about road rules. Phew..
not finished yet...Lunch and then an afternoon learning and playing the Prince Phillip Mounted Games
(PPMG). What a big day for the smallest members of our club and they were all still smiling by the end but I
think their parents and coaches were ready for a foot massage!
In the Arabian group Tealah trialed a new pony called Woody, Emily trialed a new pony Flinky, Bronte with her
new mount Cheeky and Kip on her new pony Gwain. Tahlia on Dixie and Grace on Primrose were all put through
their paces with Maria Weilbel. She did an amazing job as half the class were riding new ponies. Maria followed
the dressage lesson with a clever serpentine jumping pattern that had both ponies and riders thinking carefully
about where they need to be for each jump. Mrs Peart then had the group identifying, explaining and
demonstrating the use of horse rugs. In the afternoon the riders joined with the younger groups to learn and
practice the PPMG.
Our warm blood group; Chloe on Rusty, Amy on Tom, Jessamin on Playboy, and finally Vicky on Rusty; were
coached by Judy Rose, who had them also practising their serpentines in flat work which followed through to their
jumping lesson. Judy challenged them by making them ride one handed while serpentining up and down the
arena. Bianca borrowed her Tahlia’s horse and joined in for show jumping too. In the afternoon the girls practised
their lunging skills for up coming exams and to help them deal with stressed horses (and riders!) at events.
Hopefully next month I can report great results from Bronte and Vicky who attended Dryandra Pony Club’s two
day event on the ANZAC weekend. Our next rally will be on Sunday the 17th of May, new members always
welcome; please contact Mrs Pauline Appelbee if you are interested on 9647 1181 or at
[email protected]
Happy riding
Bush Possum
Horse Rug Repairs
“Does my bum look big in this?”
“Get your rugs ready for
Winter”
Contact Andrew
Oakdale Handcrafted
Products
Ph. 9646 1403
54
Friday
01 May
Hockey Club Quiz Night
Saturday
02 May
RSL Indoor Markets
Wednesday
06 May
Book Launch and Author Talk at CRC
Wednesday
13 May
Volunteers Morning Tea
Friday
15 May
Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea
Sunday
17 May
BORMSA Khanacross
Sunday
17 May
BHPC Rally
Sunday
31 May
TractorPull WA
Saturday
30 May
Thanksgiving Concert
Saturday
13 June
BORMSA Twilight Autocross
Sunday
21 June
BHPC Rally
Sunday
12 July
BORMSA Autocross
Saturday
18 July
BHPC Rally
Saturday
08 August
BORMSA Busy Bee & Junior Motorkhana
Sunday
09 August
BORMSA Autocross
Saturday
22 August
Beverley Agricultural Show Day 2015
Saturday
12 September
Country Choir Bash
Sunday
20 September
BORMSA Twilight Khanacross
Saturday
24 October
BORMSA Autocross
Saturday
07 November
Rolling Stones & Rock Montage Tribute @ Platform
Saturday
19 December
Family Christmas Party @ Platform
“Isn’t it funny how day by day nothing changes but when you look back
everything is different…”
C S Lewis
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crowd.
It takes everything to stand
alone.
The flag was flown at half-mast on
the Beverley Town Hall as a mark
of respect to:


BROCKMAN, Robert (Rob)
Leslie
ANZAC Day
KEHLET, Raymond Keith
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discussion of each subject. While the
information is believed to be correct, no
responsibility is accepted for its
accuracy. No liability is accepted for any
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WHAT’S ON IN MAY 2015
Don’t forget Mother’s Day -Sunday 10 May 2015
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
1
2
3
Op Shop
Samba @ CWA
Hockey Club
QUIZ NIGHT
Men’s Golf
Football in town
Beverley vs
Quairading
Hockey @3pm
in Beverley
P & C Cake Stall
RSL Indoor Markets
Junior Sports in
Beverley
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Weight Watchers
Men’s Shed
HACC
Line Dancing
Op Shop
Samba @ CWA
MOTHERS DAY
Bridge @ CWA
HACC
RAOB
Playgroup
Recycle Bin
Men’s Golf
Dance
Stay Active
Badminton
Hockey Training
LEGO Club
Quilting
Ladies Golf
Junior Sports
Training
Garden & Tree
Club Meeting
Netball Training
Shire of Beverley
Sale of Equipment &
Furniture
Junior Sports in
Beverley
Author Talk by
Linda J Bettenay
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Weight Watchers
Men’s Shed
HACC
Line Dancing
Op Shop
Samba @ CWA
BORMSA
Khanacross
Bridge @ CWA
HACC
Badminton
Playgroup
Australia’s Biggest
Morning Tea
Men’s Golf
Dance
Stay Active
Ladies Golf
Hockey Training
LEGO Club
Quilting
Netball Training
Junior Sports
Training
UWA Students
Visit
Tourism
Workshops
Historical
Meeting
RSL Meeting
BHPC Rally
Football in town
Beverley vs
Federals
CWA Meeting
Volunteers
Morning Tea
18
19
20
21
22
23
Weight Watchers
Men’s Shed
HACC
Line Dancing
Op Shop
Samba @ CWA
Bridge @ CWA
HACC
Badminton
Playgroup
Blues Brothers at
El Caballo
Men’s Golf
Dance
Stay Active
Ladies Golf
Hockey Training
LEGO Club
Quilting
Netball Training
Spice up your Life
Curry Cooking
Junior Sports
Training
Beyond Gardens
Westlink
24
Junior Sports in
Beverley
Recycle Bin
Cover to Cover
Westlink
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Weight Watchers
Men’s Shed
HACC
Line Dancing
Op Shop
Samba @ CWA
WA Tractorpull
Bridge @ CWA
HACC
Badminton
Playgroup
Men’s Golf
Dance
Stay Active
Ladies Golf
Hockey Training
Thanksgiving
Concert
LEGO Club
Quilting
Netball Training
Junior Sports
Training
Junior Sports in
Beverley
Farming Future
Westlink
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