Banksia Bulletin September 2017

BANKSIA BULLETIN Edition 287

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September 2017

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Winter has come and gone once again, there’s more days of sun and less days of rain.

It’s the season of finals and windups and AGMs, a great time to leave the house and catch up with good friends.

There are so many things to do here this Spring, including seeing locals sing, dance and act in Highland Fling.

Entertaining and relevant are my hopes for this diddy, and to provide you a reason to invite your friends out from the big city!

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REGULAR HAPPENINGS IN QUAIRADING

Contact Name

Phone

Bel Canto Choir Every Tuesday (except school holidays) 9.30am @ CRC

Mary Stacey

9645 5226

Carpark Markets 3rd Saturday every second month - March, May, July, Sept, Nov

Jan Cockburn Campbell

9646 6054

Catholic Ladies Guild See Church pages for dates each month.

Leonie Boyle

9645 1513

Community Car & Driver Available for transport to medical appointments

Joan Bartlett

9645 1015

Creative Arts Society Thursdays @ CRC Art Space 10.00am - 4.00pm

Teresa Goodgame

9645 0202

CWA Second Hand Shop Saturday mornings

Elaine Johnson

9645 1402

HACC - Centre Based Day Care 2nd & 4th Thursday Outings

Phil Nonmus

9645 2222

Betty’s Op Shop Open every Thursday morning at Lot 83 Heal Street

Betty Hudson

0407 600 139

Nature Reserve Walks 15th of April - October 10.00 am @ Reserve

Rowlie Mellor

9645 1439

Photo Club Second Tuesday of each month, 7:30pm @ CRC

Peter West

0427 454 204

Pilates Thursday 5.30pm

Janet Barton

0459 704 360

Playgroup Monday 9.00am - 10.30am @ Old Kindy Building on Murphy Street

Renee Anderson

9645 5228

QARRAS (Quairading Aged Retired Residents and Seniors) 2nd & 4th Mondays @ Community Building @ the Oval

Shirley Stacey

9645 1348

Quilters of Quairading Sewing Group Monday 12.30pm @ CRC

Pip Hall

9645 1213

St John Ambulance 1st & last Thursday - Training 7.30 - 9.30pm

Sacha Langsford

9645 7033

Tourist & Tidy Town Monthly meeting 4th Monday 10.00am @ Old Railway Station

Phyllis Brown

9645 1245

Toy Library Housed at CRC

Emma Wilson

9045 2075

UC Ladies Guild Meet first Friday of every second month.

Lorna Atkins

0427 449 439

Vintage Club Monthly meeting 2nd Saturday 10.00am

Neil Marrett

9645 0831

Volunteer Fire & Rescue 2nd Wednesday 7.00pm

Peter Hudson

9645 1389

Stay Active - Seniors Fitness Group Thursday 9.30am @ Town Hall

Youth Centre Tuesday’s and Wednesday's after school FOR MORE PLEASE SEE THE QUAIRADING WEBSITE www.quairading.wa.gov.au

The Banksia Bulletin is published by the Quairading Community Resource Centre Inc. (QCRC). The QCRC reserves the right not to publish or republish any content without providing reasons or explanations. The QCRC also reserves the right to edit all content at their sole discretion. While the QCRC makes every effort to ensure integrity and accuracy in the content it publishes, mistakes can be made and the QCRC apologises for this, but takes no responsibility for the repercussions of these errors. Deadlines are strict as the QCRC is limited to a certain number of pages the printer can handle. Late submissions may be included at the Editor’s discretion.

The views expressed are not necessarily those of the QCRC, Banksia Bulletin, Editor, Volunteers or the Staff of the QCRC. Any

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FROM THE EDITOR I hope my attempt at “poetry” on the cover page made you giggle with joy.

And if not giggle, then smile. And it not with joy, then perhaps with pity. Poems written with extensive help from rhymezone.com aside, surely the delightful sunshine and pops of fresh colour from a new season of flora and fauna are putting a smile on your dial.

I’m a winter baby (which of course you know thanks to my successful campaign for #birthdaymonth) so I am sad to say goodbye to chilly days and epic winter storms, but with so many commitments I keep committing myself to, the slightly warmer weather is making it slightly easier to get up in the morning and go do all the things. Slightly.

Curtain Raisers rehearsals are underway and we’re all very excited to be performing Highland Fling over the last two weekends in October. Tickets will be available from Friday 15th September via the CRC. All the dates and more info can be found on page 44 and flyers around town.

Our winter sporting teams have wrapped up their fixtured seasons and are deep into finals. The Bullettes (hockey) are playing in the Grand Final this Saturday (2nd) and the Bulls reserves (football) are playing in the Prelim next Sunday (10th) hoping the score a spot in the Grand Final the following weekend. It’s high time Quairading brings home a premiership, so good luck to all playing! Win, lose or otherwise, the successes of the seasons will be celebrated on Saturday 9th September at the Quairading Winter Sports Ball. Our small party planning committee have been working hard over the past few weeks to put together a very special evening—if you’d like to come along, please RSVP to Robyn Richards ASAP. If sport ain’t your thang and there’s one thang I can encourage you to join in on this month, it’s our Local Bus Tour on Saturday 16th September. From chats around town and facilitated workshop discussion, it turns out there’s many of us who haven’t visited the crow jewels of Quairading (eg, Toapin Weir, Nature Reserve, Pink Lake). All you probably need is a reason to go, so here it is! Book your seat on the bus by giving us a call or flicking us an email, pack an esky of snacks and refreshments and get ready to see our slice of paradise in a whole new light!

Now as promised, I’m going to share my soapbox with our newest team member, Tamara Spark…

Time has flown and I barely feel like the newbie anymore as I’ve had a chance to say a quick hello to many of you filing through the CRC over the past several weeks, but for the ones that I haven’t met here is a snippet of my nearly 29 years on earth……

Dowerin Farmer’s daughter, one of a trillion children (slight over exaggeration..11) Cundy Ag Schooled it, saved for a year and travelled for the next 10 years, coming back to replenish the finances often.

Sister in law to Stephen Hall and girlfriend of Alex Stacey.

I look forward to becoming an adopted local although I know this is generally about a 20+ year process. Please come in and say hi!

Peace our hombres.

Jill Hayes Coordinator, Quairading CRC Editor, Banksia Bulletin 1 Parker Street Quairading WA 6383 PHONE: (08) 9645 0096 FAX: (08) 9645 0098 EMAIL: quairading@crc.net.au WEBSITE: www.quairading.crc.net.au 3 Banksia Bulletin September 2017

COMMUNITY NOTICES OUT & ABOUT

queries - Kathy Hart, Business Manager Rural Dance Schools WA, phone 0417 090 426 or email SPIDER ORCHIDS: aplenty are blooming in the Nature khartrural@bigpond.com.

Reserve. No carpets of everlastings yet.

WALK IN THE NATURE RESERVE: The next walk will PHONE BOOK UPDATE: E & MA Priest no longer have a be on Friday 15th September at 10:00 am. Meet in the landline. Please use mobiles as per the local phone carpark on the Quairading – York Road. book (phone books are available from the CRC for $5).

HR, HC & MC TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING: Daniel from CRC FOOTY TIPPING: Well done to Ken Caple who Busselton Advanced Driver Training will be in took out the win for the last round of tips!

Quairading again from Monday 18th – Friday 22nd September 2017. If you’d like to register for training BETTY’S OP SHOP: An extra large bin has been placed please contact the Quairading CRC on 9645 0096 as under cover at the front of the shop to take all soon as possible. community donations of clothing and goods. Please do not drop your donations at the Miller’s house. CROP TOUR: The Quairading LCDC is hosting a crop Thankyou all for your continued support. Betty. tour on Wednesday 27th September. Bus departs from The Club at 1:00 pm and returns at 4:30pm. Names to BOOGIE ROOS: 9:30am—10:30am at the CRC Art Space Jen Green (9645 1607) or Rowlie Mellor (9645 1439). on Friday 8th September, this is the last free session This is open to the whole community, first in best provided by the CRC and will include a Morning Tea dressed. afterwards and a quick Meet & Greet session with Jenni Pages from Wanslea (parenting support services). We’d love to see you there!

QUAIRADING BOWLING CLUB: Committee meeting will QARRAS: Monday 11th September AGM 2pm at the be held on Monday 4th September at 7pm Community Building. Monday 25th September Public Holiday – NO ACTIVITY. Tuesday 26th September, Bus AG SHOW PLANNING MEETINGS: Tuesday 5th trip to York Retirees has been extended to include a September & Tuesday 19th September, 7pm at CRC. visit to the York museum, more info to come later. **Subs are due now, thanks* CWA: Friday 8th September at 10.30am. Our new country of study is Peru so anyone with any recipes, MEN’S NIGHT AT THE BOWLING CLUB: This Friday, maps or information on Peru should bring them along 1st September from 6pm. Come and enjoy an evening to the meeting. All visitors and new members welcome with Carlton great, Ross Ditchburn and the Regional for any information please contact Elaine Johnson on Men’s Health team. Free burgers, great night out and 9645 1402 or Rosemary Mills on 9645 0638. a bus service available for farm gate pick up. Contact Jim on 0427 353 212.

QARRAS AGM: Monday 11th September, 2:00pm at the Community Building.

SWITZERLAND SIMULCAST: Friday 1st September, broadcast live from the State Theatre to the Quairading CRC. MEN’S GOLF: The last two weekends has seen the GARAGE SALE: 8:30am Saturday 9th September at 29 Avon Golf tour final stages, with Corrigin & York Dall Street. Vintage tools, General tools, household holding their open weekends.

Locally not much items, books, etc. success at Corrigin, bar a couple of novelties & Merv winning the meat raffle, however T.Bond & A.Glavey STREET STALL: St Faith's Anglican Church street stall managed to sweep the field & win the 4bbb at York and raffle Saturday 9th September. All donations of with 50 stableford pts. This sat is back at home, 5th rd cakes, jams etc welcomed. of champs, Monthly Mug. Also Ag Implements day is coming up thurs 7th September, 2 man ambrose.

DANCE CONCERT: Quairading Rural Dance Concert will be held on Sunday, 10th September, starting at BADMINGTON CLUB: 5th September-Social- playing for 1.30pm. Ticket prices are Adults & Seniors $22, seedlings or a gardening item. Committee to have a Children $11 (1-14 yrs).

Pre-purchased tickets quick meeting afterward to look at constitution.12th preferred please via https://www.trybooking.com/ September– Social game followed by General meeting RTJX or alternatively go to www.trybooking.com and when games are finished to discuss/approve changes search for "Quairading". Door sales also available on to constitution.19th September- Social badminton the day. Don't forget to bring your own nibblies and starting late at 9.30am to be followed by our wind up drinks (no alcohol) to enjoy during the show! Any at the Golden Grain Cafe at approximately 11am.

MEETINGS

SPORT & REC

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KINDERGARTEN ENROLMENTS 2018 We are now taking enrolments for children starting Kindergarten in 2018.

The child must be 4 years old by 30th June 2018. Please call in to the school office to collect an enrolment form by Friday 8th September. Thank you.

HOCKEY BAR STAFF FOR AG SHOW GRAND FINAL Calling all interested volunteer bar staff!

Would you like to get involved and do a shift or two in Dad's Bar at the Quairading Ag Show on Saturday 7th October? An RSA is required, but we will help you to easily get one. If you're interested, please contact Bar Manager, Stephen Bartlett on 0407 755 239.

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The Quairading Ladies Hockey Club (Bullettes) are in the big dance this Saturday, against Cunderdin at the Tammin Sportsgrounds.

Game starts at 2:30pm and the girls would sure love to see heaps of supporters there in their red and white! The Bullettes played in the Grand Final last year and are looking to go one better this year.

Good luck girls!

TAGGED AROUND TOWN Use the hashtag #quairading on Instagram and we’ll feature the best snaps here every month!

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VALUING VISITORS and reaping the rewards!

Jurek Leon from Terrific Trading enthused more than fifteen locals with his Valuing Visitors presentation recently. Representatives from:         

Westpac Bank Quairading Agri Services Primaries WA Quairading CRC Q Dee’s Diner Quairading Farmers Co-op IGA Quairading Tourist & Tidy Town Committee Quairading Smash Repairs Shire of Quairading CDO and the community also enjoyed the conversations that Jurek prompted us to have.

We were reminded that visitors come in many forms – from truckies passing through, to visiting professionals or even sports teams and of course day trippers and caravan clubs.

Ideally it should always be our intention to make all visitors glad they came here or chose to stop here. It can be as small as a smile and a hello or more involved such as providing great service or going one step further and providing useful information or assistance. “Making a connection” is what makes people feel special and acknowledged and likely to share positive comments about their Quairading experience with family and friends. The visitor will remember what their experience felt like, looked like and sounded like. You only need to think about a time when you were a visitor somewhere and what you remember about that experience.

Items specific to Quairading that were identified to need some improvement or consideration included – signage, everyone knowing what and where our attractions are and some paint jobs. So, perhaps we can organise an audit of all of our signs in and around town and let’s have a bus trip for locals to check out what visitors might like to check out.

Thanks to Q Dee’s Diner for the delicious dinner and to all who attended this workshop for sparing the time and more importantly the many fantastic thoughts and ideas.

This workshop was made possible with financial support from FRRR – the Quairading CRC sincerely thanks them for their valuable support of rural Australia.

“Visitorism” – it’s really valuable to our local businesses and broader community.

Jo Hayes

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SHIRE OF QUAIRADING General Practitioners Dr Adenola Adeleye MBCHB, MPH, FRACGP Dr JOSEPH Ogunleye MBCHB, FRACGP Practice Manager Debra Stacey JP Practice Nurse Jess Richards RN Reception Staff Sam Brown, Tarryn Lear, Sacha Langsford Surgery 19 Harris Street PO Box 125 QUAIRADING WA 6383 Telephone: (08) 9645 1210 Fax: (08) 9645 1066 PRACTICE HOURS MON 8:00am—11:30am 12:30pm—5:00pm TUE, WED, THURS 8:00am—12.30pm 1.30pm—5:00pm FRIDAY 8:00am—12.00pm Please note these are the opening hours of the Medical Practice and do not reflect appointment availability.

VISITING PROFESSIONALS  Female GP Dr Ellie Brusasco  Diabetes Educator Leonie MacDonald  Dietitian Laura Nairn  Podiatrist Deb Schoen  Clinical Psychologist Carol Deppe OTHER SERVICES OFFERED Health Assessments Skin Checks Flu Clinics Immunisations/Vaccinations Diabetes Management Pathology Preventative Medicine Chronic Illness Care Plans Occupational Therapy by referral Antenatal Care Physiotherapist by referral Health Checks/Medical Reports Nursing Home Visits to Qdg Hospital PATS—Patient Assisted Travel Scheme Applications Home visits when deemed safe and necessary by the GP.

MEDICAL PRACTICE NO SMOKING IS PERMITTED WITHIN THE GROUNDS OF THE SURGERY. PLEASE DO NOT BRING YOUR CIGARETTE DOWN THE WALKWAY AS THIS IS PART OF THE GROUNDS AND THEREFORE ALSO A NON SMOKING AREA.

THERE IS STILL TIME FOR YOU TO HAVE YOUR FLU VACCINATION PLEASE RING US FOR AN APPOINTMENT

PAP SMEARS Our Practice Nurse, Jess Richards RN, is now a registered Pap Smear Provider.

If you are due for a standard Pap smear and unable to attend an appointment with Dr Ellie, Jess is now qualified to provide this service.

This service will not replace Dr Ellie and we will, as always, work hard at retaining her services. Jess is available as an alternative, for patients who are unable to attend a standard Pap smear consultation with Dr Ellie.

If you have any new symptoms (including pain, painful sex or abnormal bleeding or discharge) in the time between your tests, make an appointment with your GP as soon as possible to discuss these changes.

MEDICAL STUDENT Our Medical Student, Matt, has joined our Practice and will be with us until the 13 th September.

During Matt’s prac, as a 6th year student, he will consult with patients and/or sit in with Doctor and patient. When Matt consults with a patient, the patient will then be seen by Doctor for a normal consult.

It is your decision as to whether you are happy to have a consult with Matt and then with Doctor and/or have Matt sit in on your consult with Doctor or, proceed with a normal consult with no student involvement.

You will be asked by admin for your preference and consent.

If you have any concerns or would like further information, please speak with Debra.

BRAND CHOICE AND PBS MEDICINES Ask your doctor or pharmacist about less expensive brands.

The Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) provides Australian residents and eligible visitors with affordable, reliable and timely access to approximately 2500 medicines. Under the PBS, the Australian Government subsidises the cost of prescription medicines making them more affordable for all Australians. Many medicines cost the Government much more than the price you pay – some cost hundreds of dollars but a subsidy means that you pay less.

There are often different brands of the same prescription medicine and some may be more expensive than others, even though there is no difference in the active ingredient.

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ENJOY OUR PRACTICE NEWSLETTER BUT PLEASE REMEMBER THAT DECISIONS ABOUT MEDICAL CARE SHOULD BE MADE IN CONSULTATION WITH YOUR DOCTOR BEFORE ACTING ON ANY OF THE INFORMATION.

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Less expensive brands have identical therapeutic qualities – the same amount of active ingredient – but may be different in size, shape, colour and name. Many hospitals use less expensive brands routinely, because they are equivalent to more expensive brands.

Prescription medicines available in Australia are subject to high standards of quality, safety, and effectiveness, and are tested by the Australian Government’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). This means less expensive brands of prescription medicine are subject to the same rigorous testing as all other brands.

If you choose or are prescribed a more expensive brand, you will need to pay the difference between that brand and the lowest priced one, in addition to your usual PBS patient contribution. The extra cost for a more expensive brand does not count towards your PBS Safety Net total. So by using a less expensive brand, you won’t have to pay extra.

It’s your choice.

When you present a prescription and your doctor has left the ‘brand substitution’ box blank, this means it’s okay with your doctor for you to use a brand you may prefer. It also means that a pharmacist can offer a different brand if it is available. It’s your choice.

If you have any questions about different brands of medicine, talk to your doctor or pharmacist.

What you can do to save money on prescription medicines.  When your doctor prescribes a medicine, ask about using a less expensive brand.  When getting a prescription filled, ask your pharmacist whether there are different brands of your medicine available. This may save you money.  Provide your Medicare or Repatriation card details every time you have a prescription filled. Centrelink Concession card holders need to show their card for an additional subsidy.  Ask your pharmacist about the PBS Safety Net and keep a prescription record form so you will know when you qualify for the PBS Safety Net. Remember, if you choose, or are prescribed a more expensive brand of prescription medicine, you will be paying the difference in price between your brand and the lowest priced one. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist about how you can save money on prescription medicines today.

WHY YOU DIAL 000 INSTEAD OF RINGING THE DOCTOR IN A MEDICAL EMERGENCY? In any medical emergency, the quickest way to receive medical attention is to ring 000.

Ringing the Doctor’s Surgery or the hospital means we would need to then dial 000! This creates an unnecessary and dangerous time delay while we do this. We cannot stress the importance of you, or someone with you, dialling 000 for any medical emergency. Once you contact 000, they will set the wheels in motion to provide you with medical attention. They will contact the Hospital and the Hospital will contact the Doctor.

000 in any medical emergency is the first number you dial.

VISITING PROFESSIONALS CALENDAR FOR AUGUST, 2017 Please contact the Surgery on 9645 1210 for further information and appointments

Tuesday Wednesday Monday Thursday Wednesday

5th September 6th September 11th September 21st September 28th September

Deb Schoen Deb Schoen Carol Deppe Laura Nairn Carol Deppe

Podiatrist Podiatrist Clinical Psychologist Diabetes Educator Clinical Psychologist

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Position Vacant Youth Centre Assistant If you are passionate about young people and youth development, this is an excellent opportunity for you to make a difference in our Community.

The Shire of Quairading currently has a vacancy for a Youth Centre Assistant.

You will be required to have: Proven experience working with young people.  A high level of initiative and motivation, strong project & time management skills and excellent communication skills.  Current and Valid Driver’s Licence.

Current Police Clearance and “Working with Children” Card.

Hours and Rate of Pay are negotiable to the successful applicant.

Contact the Community Development Officer on 9645 0127 or email cdo@quairading.wa.gov.au for a Position Description. Applications meeting the selection criteria are to be submitted to Chief Executive Officer by Friday 8th September 2017.

Position Vacant Cleaner The Shire of Quairading currently has a vacancy for a Casual Cleaner.

The winning applicant must have a current Police Clearance, Drivers Licence and be able to accommodate flexible working hours, including weekends, evenings & Public Holidays.

Contact the Shire of Quairading on 9645 2400 or email shire@quairading.wa.gov.au for a Position Description. Applications to be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer and submitted by Friday 8th September 2017.

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LIVE SIMULCAST AT THE CRC Friday 1st September Black Swan presents this live production from the State Theatre Centre to the Quairading CRC. Award winning, gripping, psychological thriller -

SWITZERLAND

by Joanna Murray-Smith It’s 1995 in the Swiss Alps and the ailing reclusive crime writer Patricia Highsmith is visited by a genial young man from her New York publisher, sent to convince her to write the final instalment of her best-selling Mr Ripley series. What first appears to be a standard cat-and-mouse game of wit and wiles, soon becomes a dance to the death. Who is the cat and who is the mouse? And‌ who will make it out of Switzerland alive?

Join us from 6:30pm for canapes. $10 per person.

BYO drinks.

Bookings essential: Call: 9645 0096 or Email: quairading@crc.net.au

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MOVIE ARVO at the Quairading CRC

“The Age of Adaline�

Starring Blake Lively and Harrison Ford.

A young woman, born at the turn of the 20th century, is rendered ageless after an accident. After many solitary years, she meets a man who complicates the eternal life she has settled into.

Thursday 7th September 2017 starting at 2pm Gold coin donation for a cuppa and biscuit after the movie. Please call the CRC to book your seat.

IN AN EMERGENCY

CALL 000

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Rural Dance School Quairading 6th Annual Dance Concert Our end of year concert will be held on Sunday, 10th September, starting at 1.30pm. Ticket prices are Adults & Seniors $22, Children $11 (1-14 yrs). Pre-purchased tickets preferred please via https://www.trybooking.com/RTJX or alternatively go to www.trybooking.com and search for "Quairading". Door sales also available on the day.

Please contact me if you have any queries - Kathy Hart, Business Manager Rural Dance Schools WA, phone 0417 090 426 or email khartrural@bigpond.com.

We have a lovely collection of children (and adults!) who have been working hard with their new teacher, Miss Jade, to learn ballet, acro, jazz and even tap dancing this year. It will be wonderful for them to show you what they have learnt! Students from Toodyay Ballet School (dancers that travel from Baker's Hill, Northam, Kellerberrin, Tammin, Bolgart and of course Quairading!) will also be performing throughout the concert. Don't forget to bring your own nibblies and drinks (no alcohol) to enjoy during the show!

We really hope you can join us!

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RSVP ESSENTIAL FOR CATERING PURPOSES! To Robyn Richards on 0428 466 208 or bounce@wn.com.au WHEN TRANSFERING MONEY ONLINE, PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR NAME AS THE REFERENCE 17 Banksia Bulletin September 2017

The ADSA Walk will pass through Quairading on Tuesday 12th September, join the walkers and support crew for a quick cuppa at the Quairading CRC at 11am.

Donations are also being taken at the CRC every day in the lead up.

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YOU ARE INVITED TO:

SHIRLEE DOWNS & DONGADILLING POLL DORSET & SAMM SALE 24th ANNUAL ON FARM RAM SALE FRIDAY 15th SEPTEMBER 2017 Held on property CJ SQUIERS & SONS Quairading 28 kms south on Squiers Road SHIRLEE DOWNS & DONGADILLING

C J Squiers & Sons Email shirleedowns@westnet.com.au Fax: 9645 0212

Chris Squiers Adrian Squiers Sascha Squiers Eric Heal

9645 0212 .. 0429 454 212 9646 6110 .. 0429 337 320 9645 4212 .. 0427 061 277 0428 416 049

10 Stud Poll Dorset Rams 220 Flock Poll Dorset Rams 72 Samm Rams Sale Commences at 12.30 pm, penned for inspection from 10.00 am, NOTE New start time of sale Light luncheon provided Lambplan figures available. Flock Bruco accredited

AUCTIONEERS:- .. LANDMARK In conjunction with ELDERS LIMITED LANDMARK… Jarrad Hubbard 9061 1333 Office 0419 005 878 19 Banksia Bulletin September 2017

ELDERS …

Noel Morton 9646 3500 Office 0439 185 497

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QUAIRADING CARPARK MARKETS Forthcoming dates for markets to be held in the carpark opposite the Vintage Machinery Shed and Old Railway Station, off Parker Street, Quairading.

16th September 18th November $5.00 per bay, Payable on the day.

Proceeds go to the Tidy Towns and Tourist Information Centre.

Stall holders to supply their own tables, seating, umbrellas, sheeting to cover tables, Marquees, etc.

Set up time from 6am on the day.

NO NEED TO BOOK A STALL.

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LOCAL BUS TOUR! When was the last time you checked out Toapin Weir or the Nature Reserve?

Have you ever seen native Spider Orchids? Have you passed through the Pink Lake or soaked up the history of the Rabbit Proof Fence and Stacey Lamb Train?

No? You better join us on Saturday 16th September 2017 and be a tourist in your own back yard for the day!

Bus & convoy departing the CRC Car Park at 1pm (estimated return 6pm).

BYO snacks, refreshments and suitable attire. Enclosed shoes are recommended for the climb up Toapin Weir and through the Nature Reserve.

Book a seat on the bus by contacting the Quairading CRC, or feel free to tag along in a convoy in your own car.

9645 0096 quairading@crc.net.au

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Quairading Sub Centre Saturday 19th August 2017 Registration: 9621 1613 Enquiries: 9645 7033

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HR, HC & MC TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING Daniel from Busselton Advanced Driver Training will be in Quairading again from Monday 18th—Friday 22nd September 2017. (*week later than previously advertised*)

If you’d like more info or to register for training please contact the Quairading CRC as soon as possible.

CALL: 9645 0096 EMAIL: quairading@crc.net.au

QUAIRADING CRC

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Thursday 21st September 2017 9:30am start from the Old Railway Station (located in the Main Street)

For catering purposes please advise Joy on 9646 6064

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PREMIERS IN WOOL HANDLING Contract forward & spot Flexi daily selling Electronic Awex E2 offer board Agents statewide 

Phone anytime: Rob Thorn Office: Ph. 9494 2967

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Fax 9494 1367

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WARRIOR WELLBEING ARTICLE Finding Ourselves in Solitude We live in a world where there seems to be an increasing need to be busy and connected all the time. We are trying to pack more and more into our lives and it is no wonder many of us often find ourselves feeling over-extended with our work and personal commitments. In a rapidly changing society are we forgetting the benefits a bit of solitude can bring to our lives?

In a World of Attachment, Ester Schaler Buchholz sums this up beautifully with the simple statement ‘alone time is fuel for life'.

The social and spiritual aspect of our health is fundamental to our general wellbeing. The experience of solitude can allow us to really delve into our sense of self and purpose, enabling a broader understanding of our identity. It unlocks For many people, having quiet alone time our curiosity about the world around us is often not on the radar. In fact, these giving us space to explore our individual days it is almost developing a bad hopes and dreams. Importantly, it can also reputation as time that is in effect, foster the development of a good wasted! It’s realistic to imagine that a lot relationship with our self which in turn of people would find it difficult being helps us to connect with others in healthy alone with their thoughts for too long. The and meaningful ways. struggle not to think about deadlines and commitments or reaching for our mobile Building some alone time into our lives can phone to get the latest news feed, email be a challenge. How often do we hear the or Facebook update is persistent. Our saying there is never enough hours in a constant focus on the need to stay day! There are also those periods of time connected to the outside world could be when it’s head down bum up as any farmer leading us to a disconnection with our true or small business operator will tell you. inner self and a sense of peace.

Nonetheless if we are to achieve a healthy balance in our lives and given the way We often talk about the importance of everything seems to be speeding up, then looking out for our mates but first and now more than ever we need moments of foremost we acknowledge the need to solitude… start with ourselves. Taking quiet reflective time out ‘even to do nothing’ can be good for our wellbeing. It gives us Brenden and the Team the chance to reconnect with our inner The Regional Men’s Health Initiative most thoughts and enhance our selfdelivered by Wheatbelt Men’s Health awareness. This is by no means a new (Inc.) philosophy, many religions such as PO Box 768, Northam WA 6401 Buddhism have long practiced exercises Phone: 08 9690 2277 like meditation and mindfulness to Email: menshealth@4blokes.com.au promote the virtues of being alone and still www.regionalmenshealth.com.au in the moment. As human beings, we are simply not designed to be going full tilt all the time, we need regular down time to help restore energy and give us the space to adjust to life’s situations and demands.

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Valenti Lawyers will be at the Quairading CRC on Wednesday 27th September from 10.00 am to 5.00pm to take instructions in relation to estate and succession planning, property and commercial matters.

Any person wishing to obtain advice in any of these matters should contact our Kim Valenti's personal assistant, Nicola Davey, on (08) 9224 6222 to arrange an appointment or feel free to call in on the day.

Please visit our website www.valentilawyers.com.au

Dr Andrea Roberts BVMS PO Box 543 MERREDIN WA 6415 Ph:0428212945 ABN23036138418 Pat And Chat Mobile Vet visiting Bruce Rock, Shackleton and Quairading and surrounding areas on: Thursday 13th April, Thursday 11th May, Thursday 8th June, Thursday 6th July, Thursday 3rd August, Thursday 31st August Thursday 28th September, Thursday 26th October Thursday 23rd November, Thursday 21st December

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friendly service for York, Beverley and Quairading.

John will come to your house or farm.

Solicitor John Muller LLB Resident in York/Quairading area will come to your home or farm

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Loose Stitches Well it is time for another report. I have nearly finished my LARGE QUILT. Not looking too bad. I am pleased with it. Was not so sure about the colours at first but now that they are all joined they look good. Thank you ladies.

You need to come in and visit. The materials are beautiful. I must admit there are some colours I do not like but somebody else might think they are magic. I was there the other day when a lady came in to pick out some black. It was only when I saw her other materials I could see how lovely this quilt would be.

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QUAIRADING CATHOLIC CHURCH Parish Priest: Fr. Darek Krzysztalowicz S.D.S. PO Box 60, Bruce Rock Phone: (08) 9061 1094 DATE

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B. Holbrook

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SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION 15 MINUTES PRIOR TO SATURDAY EVENING MASSES

Feast days during September 2017 8th The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary 14th The Exaltation of the Holy Cross 15th Our Lady of Sorrow 21st St Matthew, Apostle and Evagelist 27th St Vincent de Paul 29th Sts Michael, Gabriel & Raphael, Archangels

QUAIRADING UNITING CHURCH WHAT IS THE CHURCH I think that I shall never see a church that's all it ought to be; A church whose members never stray beyond the strait and narrow way; A church that has no empty pews, whose paster never has the blues; A church whose elders always speak, and none is proud and all are meek.

Such perfect churches there may be, but none of them are known to me. but still, we'll work and pray and plan to make our own the best we can.

Sunday September 3rd Service 10.30am. Rev S Garlett. Flowers K. Tieman.

Sunday September 10th Service 10.30am. To be confirmed, Flowers Volunteer.

Sunday September 17th Sevice 10.30am . Rev. S Garlett. H.C. Flowers D. Rogers.

Ladies Fellowship Friday 1st September 10.00am then lunch and meeting.

Everybody welcome.

Sunday September 24th Service 10.30am P. West. Flowers. B. Stacey Inquires Tel 9645 0081.

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ST FAITH’S ANGLICAN CHURCH coming services for the month of September 2017 Sunday September 3rd -9am Morning Prayer {Pentecost 13} Psalm 105; 1-6,23-26

Sunday September 10th - 9am Morning Prayer {Pentecost 14} Psalm 149

Sunday September 17th - 9am Morning Prayer {Pentecost 15} Psalm 114

Sunday September 24th - 9am Morning Prayer {Pentecost 16} Psalm 105;1-6, 37-45 Contact details: David Whyte 9645 0170 Dorothy Hayes 9645 1620

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QUAIRADING LADIES HOCKEY CLUB

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For the past 5 games Coach Coz has been telling the boys “Finals start now”. Well they have actually started and things panned out pretty nicely. The boys took to the underwhelming Northam field and faced up against a much younger, faster, fitter and uglier Railways unit. It was a warm day on the track and even the Runner had a sub; with Soupsy and Jack sharing the duties.

It was a rocky start for the boys with Railways getting the first points, but the Bulls made sure when they got it in their forward 50 they capitalised, and scored the first major. Leading by 2 goals at half time and having a bit of momentum the boys were keen to get out for the third. Unfortunately not keen enough and they lost track of the time and ended up running onto the field as the umpire was getting ready to bounce down. The all-important “premiership quarter” as Cozza calls it ended with them conceding more goals than they earned and they were up by 1 goal at three quarter time. The boys took to the huddle expecting one of Cozza’s vein bursting spiels but it never came. Instead as Rowlie Mellor said “He had the boys captivated, they were hanging off every word, and he only swore twice!”.

The Quairading boys love their footy, and want to play more of it, so they took it to Railways in the last quarter and held out for the win. The last quarter saw the race that stops the nation with Liam Want (desperate for his fourth goal) outrun the rotund Railways full back. Considering Liam is about half his size and a decade younger the race should not have been as close as what it was. At the end of the game Cozza was overheard telling some of the boys that the win was the best thing to happen to him all year, and when asked about Matilda Rose he responded with “Who?” 1st Quairading Agri Services: Lochie Gelmi 3rd Quairading Club: Theo Hayden

2nd Quairading Pub: Liam Want 4th Greenhills Bar & Inn : Lyall Brown

Lochie Gelmi had yet another superb game and dominated in the midfield. He was presented with a Barb’s hard yards towel by Rod Simpson and the Simpson family for his continuous efforts on the field.

Liam kicked 4.5 for the day. Liam recollects that two of his goals were from outside 50, but probably closer to 80m out, one of which he out-marked their ruckman for, another he snapped from the boundary, and his last he had to outrun Usain Bolt and carried it single handedly from the centre square. Others recollected that his five points were all from within 10m of the goal, and three of them were from the goal square.

RESERVES LADDER Theo Hayden entertained the crowd with the most spectacular spoil of the year.

He got some serious hang-time on his opponent’s shoulders and three seconds into his balancing act he realised he had jumped too early, so instead of taking the mark he fisted the ball 20m out of bounds.

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It wasn’t all good news for the boys, as Mitch Davies has injured his elbow, Tom Railways Curtin his Knee, Rohan Hadlow with a head injury (he went to ground holding his Quairading head but he wasn’t near anyone at the time. It’s suspected he wanted to feel included in the game) and Alex Stacey has a grass burn the size of an open hand on Beverley his rump.

York Thanks to Brett Caporn who leapt to the rescue at the last minute and drove the bus home, after finding that the boys plan for heading home was “whoever is Cunderdin sober has to drive” and finding them all sitting in the back of the bus with no one LEAGUE in the driver’s seat, all refusing to move.

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QUAIRADING JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB With the footy season coming to an end, we can reflect on what has been another successful season for the club and thank the players and all that have helped out throughout the year.

On Sunday 13th August, our players were undefeated in the Merredin Winter Carnival. This was a year 7 and under competition between teams from throughout the Wheatbelt. Our team did us proud winning all the games and then winning the final by a considerable margin. Thanks to Stuart Saunders and Tony Dall for coaching the boys and all that assisted on the day.

Our season finished on Friday 18th August with our annual family competition and although we don’t know who actually won the game many of the fathers were moving rather slowly the next day.

Congratulations to the players that received awards that night. These were: Nippers Coaches Award: Alex Caporn Sportsmanship: Jack Fowler 10 Years & Under Coaches Award: Mel Hargrave Brady Sportsmanship: Jack Hughes 12 Years & Under Coaches Award: Jeremy Allsop Sportsmanship: Archie Saunders Our Annual General Meeting is on Thursday 31 st August at 7pm and everyone is welcome. Many of our positions are to be vacated and new members are encouraged to think about a role in the club. We only have two meetings a year and the season is usually from April through to August.

For more information please contact Todd (04270641221) or Nikki (96455002).

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TRADE PAGES

DIGGING DOCKER

Ray & Steve

Phone: 9645 0116 MBL: 0429 374 851

4 in 1 Bucket Trencher Post Hole Digger

Richard Kovac & Robyn Kovac Hydraulics Sales & Services 21 Westral Street (PO Box 30) Bruce Rock WA 6418 Richard: 0427 851 870 Robyn: 0400 552 141

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Hydraulic Component’s Sales ex supplier Hydraulic system design and testing Hydraulic Components Repairs in house Fully equipped service vehicle, will travel Regular trips to Perth, repairs & purchase of parts Hydraulic hose assembly made to order, in-house

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SANDY DAWSON Mobile: 0417 375 221

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*All home renovations and maintenance

*Timber flooring

G.J. Jones Plumbing & Gas For all your Plumbing & Gas Fitting requirements

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Contact Glen on 0437 937 855

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Spider, fly, mosquito service $242 New or Non annual Spider, fly & mosquito service exterior only $220 Spider, fly & mosquito service exterior only Add on services +$77 for House interior treatment -With an exterior service only +$27.50 Roof space treatment - Per roof space with any service Please note-Add on services must be carried out in the same booking time slot.

Termites $242 New or non annual termite inspection $220 Annual termite inspection

Crutching Mulesing Dipping

We also provide pest control for cockroaches, rodents, ants, silverfish, bird control and all other common pests in and around your home or business.

Contact Luke 0429 111 016 9887 6063

All prices are for single domestic sites, with standard size buildings, on a standard size block for 2017 All prices include GST All prices are subject to change We service your area all year and have done so for 16 years

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Contact:Ross or Bianca Phone:0438 375 146 Email:office@combinedpc.com.au Website:www.combinedpc.com.au

Carpentry and Maintenance Tradesman 30 Years’ experience Kitchen & Bathroom renovations Roofing & Downpipes Gyprock & Flushing Doors, windows, flooring, painting – All aspects

Phone Dean on 0429 649 781

SHIRE OF QUAIRADING Electrical and Air Conditioning Services Please Contact John Greenwood for all your Domestic and Commercial Electrical requirements on 0448 371 760 Lic No: EC11850

MANITOU TELEHANDLER

YOUR AD COULD BE HERE Email quairading@crc.net.au for more info

Available for Hire with attachments Bucket, Hay Forks, Safety Cage, Fork Lift. $150.00 plus GST per hour Machine and Driver Contact Russell Stacey Mobile - 0429 451 093 Email: rrjbstacey@bigpond.com

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CODY EXPRESS TRANSPORT

SPECIALISING IN GENERAL FREIGHT AND WOOL CARTAGE NOW RUNNING 3 DAYS A WEEK MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY SERVICE TO QUAIRADING CORRIGIN KULIN KONDININ HYDEN AND SURROUNDING AREAS

CONTACT COLIN 040 895 4195 OR KEVIN 042 893 8022 codyexpress@hotmail.com FOR A QUOTE ON ALL YOUR FREIGHT NEEDS

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Quairading Seed Cleaners GRAVITY GRADING Removes all weed seeds (including radish & wild oats) as well as light nutrient sapping grains Gravity grading will give you your very best crop potential. *Individual plants up to 35 tonnes per hour* *60 tonne hopper capacity* *Certified weigh bridges* *Complete weed removal* *24 hour operation* Our fully trained operators clean thousands of tonnes per year.

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5 September Quairading Stud Sheep Breeders Annual Ram Sale

12 September

4 September

11 September

26 September

25 September

PUBLIC HOLIDAY! First week of School Holidays

19 September ———————> Eye Exams @ CRC

18 September Truck Driver’s Training

ASDA Walk

Tue

Mon

Valenti Lawyers visit

27 September

20 September ———————>

13 September

6 September

Wed

28 September

21 September ———————> CBH Pre Harvest Meeting @ CRC Quairading Garden

14 September

Ag Implements Golf

7 September Movie Arvo @ CRC

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Winter Sports Ball Church Street Stall/

9 September Corrigin Ag Show

29 September

22 September ———————>* Naidoc Day

24 September

AFA Grand Final

17 September

AFA Prelim @ Keller

10 September Rural Dance School Annual Concert

3 September

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AFL Grand Final

30 September

31 September

Helen Stubbings & Workshop @ Loosies Loose Stitches @ CRC

23 September

15 September 16 September Shirley Downs Ram Sale Car Park Markets Nature Reserve Walk Curtain Raisers tix!

Local Bus Tour

Boogie Roos

8 September

2 September

1 September QDHS Faction Carnival Switzerland @ CRC Mens Night @ bowls Hockey GF @ Tammin

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