Banksia Bulletin July 2018

BANKSIA BULLETIN

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QUAIRADING’S MONTHLY PUBLICATION SINCE 1991. PROUDLY PRODUCED AND PRINTED BY THE QUAIRADING CRC Call: 9645 0096 Email: quairading@crc.net.au Online: www.quairading.crc.net.au/banksia-bulletin

YOUNG GUNS GETTIN’ IT DONE Shout-out to these young guns and so many more who are giving it a red hot crack by participating in extra curricular activities such as the Primary Winter Carnival (pictured), Secondary Winter Carnival, WAFC School Boys Cup, Bruce Rock Speech & Drama Festival, basic First Aid training, Anderson / Simpson Shield,

Beverley Shield AND the QDHS Musical “Summertime”.

Phwaor! So many activities! Those not super involved with our local District High School (or junior sports clubs) may not be aware of all of these great things going on, on top of all the top notch classroom work. Luckily for you, you can keep up to

date and see heaps more great photos like this one by liking “Quairading District High School” and “Quairading DHS P&C Association Inc” on Facebook.

The P&C are always busy fundraising and providing additional opportunities and resources to our local kids to make their experience and education even better.

CABERNET & CANVAS

A THANK YOU FROM THE POSTIE

PHOTO EXHIBITION

WINTER COMFORT FOOD

You’ve got to book your place!

But not a goodbye!

On the 3rd August!

It can be healthy and easy!

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REGULAR HAPPENINGS & CONTACTS BEL CANTO CHOIR Every Tuesday (except school holidays) 9:30am @ CRC CARPARK MARKETS Third Saturday every second month - March, May, July, Sept, Nov CATHOLIC LADIES GUILD See Church pages for services dates each month.

COMMUNITY CAR & DRIVER Available for transport to medical appointments CREATIVE ARTS SOCIETY Thursdays @ CRC Art Space 10am - 4pm CWA SECOND HAND SHOP Saturday mornings (and CWA meetings second Friday of each month) HACC Second & fourth Thursday Outings BETTY’S OP SHOP Open every Thursday morning at Lot 83 Heal Street NATURE RESERVE WALKS 15th of each month, April to October 10am @ reserve PHOTO CLUB Second Tuesday of each month, 7:30pm @ CRC PILATES Every Thursday 5:30pm PLAYGROUP Monday 9.00am - 10.30am @ Day-care Centre on Murphy Street QARRAS 2nd & 4th Mondays @ Community Building @ the Oval QUILTERS OF QUAIRADING Monday 12.30pm @ CRC ST JOHN AMBULANCE 1st & last Thursday - Training 7.30 - 9.30pm

Mary Stacey

9645 5226

Ivy Osborne

0429 799 853

Leonie Boyle

9645 1513

Joan Bartlett

9645 1015

Mariane Kevill

9645 0248

Elaine Johnson

9645 1402

Phil Nonmus & Tracey Patton

9645 2222

Betty Hudson

0407 600 139

Rowlie Mellor

9645 1439

Peter West

0427 454 204

Janet Barton

0459 704 360

Emma Wilson

0429 795 212

Shirley Stacey

9645 1348

Pip Hall

9645 1213

Laura Haythornthwaite

9645 4242

Phyllis Brown

9645 1245

Emma Wilson

9045 2075

Neil Marrett

9645 0831

Adam Duncan

0428 331 700

Danny Marzocchi

0427 450 127

STAY ACTIVE Thursday 9.30am @ Town Hall TOURIST & TIDY TOWN COMMITTEE Monthly meeting 4th Monday 10.00am @ Old Railway Station TOY LIBRARY Housed at CRC UC LADIES GUILD Meet first Friday of every second month.

VINTAGE CLUB Monthly meeting 2nd Saturday 10.00am VOLUNTEER FIRE & RESCUE 2nd Tuesday 7.00pm YOUTH CENTRE Tuesday’s and Wednesday's after school PAGE 2

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FROM THE EDITOR

ADVERTISERS & SPONSORS LIST Rosalie Pech Eva Architect

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Phoenix Sheds WA

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North Quairading Contractors

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Digging Docker

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Shire of Q Electrical Services

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Hutton & Northey Sales

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Valenti Lawyers

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Summit Fertiliser

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Barclay Books

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Sandams Upholstery

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R2K Contracting

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Quairading Club

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Oxter Services Countryside Memorials

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AMJ Industries Electrical Works

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Combined Pest Control

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Wheatbelt Physiotherapy

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Landmark Harcourts

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Wandu Electrical

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P&J Glass (excavator)

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AW Duncan Carpentry & Building Maint.

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Purslowe Tinetti Funerals

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Corrigin Dental

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Western Mechanical

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Western Stabilisers

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CBH

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Spearwood Wool

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AWD Enterprises Painting Contractors

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Manitou Telehandler

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Dawson’s Concrete

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Sarah Somers Lawyer

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Muntz & Partners (accountants)

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Quairading Seed Cleaners

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GJ Jones Plumbing & Gas

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Hilton Barr Transport

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Unlike some of my winter-hating colleagues (continue reading all of this edition of the Banksia Bulletin to find out who they are!) my soul is singing with these chilly temps and delicious rainfall.

If I could somehow just add snow to our climate (snow that didn’t frost crops or hinder vehicle use, science please catch up) I totally would. My second favourite thing about hitting the middle month of winter? It’s my BIRTHDAY MONTH! As the families and teachers of our community wind down to school holidays, we too at the Quairading CRC are heading into a semi-quiet couple of weeks on the activities front. We’ve just finished a string of epic workshops and events including the recent Grain Marketing Workshop and Agrimaster Workshop. Thanks to all you farming CEOs for supporting these workshops. We give ourselves big pats on the back when a workshop runs successfully with strong attendance and positive feedback as we know we’ve hit the nail right on the head and delivered something valuable.

The topics of our workshops, events, activities and services (and any other word you can think of that covers the myriad of things we do!) are all determined by community need, highlighted through engagement of our staff and committee out in the community. That is, conversations between us and you about what you want to know more about, skills you’d like to build, events you’d like to attend etc etc etc – so be sure to come and tell us if there’s some little thing you have in mind that you need. Chances are others do too and together we can do something about it.

One of our favourite – now annual – events is Cabernet & Canvas and we’re hosting our second “paint and sip” style workshop on Friday 20th July. Now, I hear some of you whinge that you “don’t have a creative bone in your body” or “could never paint something like that” and to that I say CODSWALLOP. Cabernet & Canvas is about doing something a little bit different with your Friday night and maybe sharing a glass of vino and a slice of pizza or two with someone you normally wouldn’t. The fact that you’re GUARANTEED to come away with a fully formed paint-on-canvas masterpiece is just a bonus. We’ve chosen a super simple (super simple) image to recreate, you’re going to love it! If I still haven’t convinced you, I give up. If I have, please call or visit the CRC and book your spot. It’s just $59 (for all materials and foods, BYO drinks) and we can even take your card payment over the phone.

And lastly, we’re still riding the high of our event Women’s Business held back in March as it’s just been featured in the Winter 2018 edition of RRR Network Magazine. We’ve got a copy sprawled across our front counter, come and take a gander!

If anyone can tell me the origin of the fantastic phrase codswallop, you’d be my new lingual hero.

Jill Hayes Editor, Banksia Bulletin Coordinator, Quairading CRC 1 Parker Street Quairading WA 6383 PHONE: 9645 0096 EMAIL: quairading@crc.net.au WEBSITE: www.quairading.crc.net.au FB: www.facebook.com/QuairadingCRC

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THE PASSION SHEET ______________________________

PHONE BOOK UPDATE The time has come again for us to put a call out for phone book updates as we prepare to produce THANKYOU the 2018 edition of the local The ladies of the Catholic Guild Quairading Phone Book and sincerely thank everyone who Business Directory. We update this generously supported last Saturdays book every two years and launch cake stall. sales at the Quairading Ag Show Raffle winners: (Sat 6 Oct). There is a form at the Bath towels –Jill Younghusband back of the June edition of the (Caravaner) Banksia Bulletin, simply fill out the Money Tree – Patty Nevin info you’d like us to print in the IGA $50 Voucher – Betty Hudson book and deliver, post or email it $50 Fuel Voucher – Dorothy Bloom to us at the CRC. There’s also an Money Sheets: online form on our website. $50 - Sharon Miller Updating this book is a massive job $20 – Peter York so we greatly appreciate your $20 – Sharon Miller prompt response.

COMMUNITY

MIXED NETBALL This Friday 29 June at 6pm the Belles and Bulls will join forces for some round-robin games of mixed netball. Everybody welcome to come down and spectate. There will be a sausage sizzle and no doubt the bulls bar will be open.

QCAS We have invited artist and teacher, Jean Arnold, from the Sandalwood Gallery in York to come to Quairading and do a painting course. This is an 8 week course and will be held on Thursdays from 10am-1pm in the Art Space at the QCRC. Start date to be advised.

The subsidised cost is $100 per person inclusive of supplies. To book your place please phone President Mariane Kevill on 9645 0248 or Secretary Teressa Goodgame on 0488 041 918.

Numbers are limited.

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QUAIRADING CLUB Nominations are invited for committee position. 4 positions, each for 2 years. Nominations must be on the form available from the club and received no later than 5pm Sunday 1 July 2018. Standing Committee members may reapply.

RSM QUAIRADING We will be closed from 1 July reopening on July 20. We will then be open 4 days a week to get all your tax returns processed. To make appointments over the closed period please ring the Corrigin office on 9063 2154. Tax paperwork can be dropped at CRC reception for safe storage if necessary. Sorry for any inconvenience. Rob & Carol.

POWER OUTAGE AT CRC Tuesday 3 July. Due to the scheduled power outage on this day the Quairading CRC will be closed until the power resumes. The current time estimate is 9am-2pm.

Apologies for any inconvenience.

JIGSAWS Tuesday 3 July, 10am at the Golden Grain Bakery & Café. Are you interested in swapping jigsaw puzzles with someone else? Bring a puzzle (in it’s box) and have a cuppa and chat. Then take a different one home. If you eventually want yours back make sure it is named. Come back in a month’s time on August 7 and swap again. Everyone welcome. Jigsaws can be any degree of difficulty; children’s through to challenging!

Queries to Sue Anderson 9645 1661.

AG SHOW MEETING Tuesday 3 July, 7pm at the Quairading CRC. Please send your apologies via email to Jill: quairadingagshow@outlook.com QARRAS Monday July 9 we have a sports day (indoor & table games) at the Community Building at 2pm. A small plate of afternoon tea please.

VINTAGE CLUB AGM RSVP Monday 9 July. Please note if you are attending the AGM on 14 July and staying for lunch the cost is $25 per person and RSVPs need to be advised to the secretary on 9645 0831 by 9 July.

QUAIRADING VINTAGE CLUB INC Saturday 14 July, 12pm at the Golden Grain Café will be our next AGM. Lunch is to follow.

LOOSE STITCHES Westalee Demo at Loose Stitches has been postponed till later in the year. Thank you to those who have registered their interest.

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BUSINESS

AG IMPLEMENTS SPECIAL 20L drums of Ad Blue available at Ag implements for special price $38.00 inc GST. While stocks last!!!

CWA SECONDHAND STORE New location & hours on the main street in the old Butcher shop: Wednesday 10:30am-2pm Thursday 1pm-2:30pm Friday 1pm-2:30pm Saturday 10:30am-12:30pm (When there is a caravan club in town) Sunday 10:30-12:30pm We are in need of boys clothing and are still requiring good clean ladies and menswear. Come in and check out the lovely jewellery. If you see something you like we do accept laybys. Any enquiries to Rosemary Mills on 9645 0538 or 0447 758 136. ______________________________

SPORT

JUNIOR FOOTBALL Members of the Quairading Junior Football Club (age groups 5-8 yrs old and 8-11 yrs old) are invited to the Neu-Tech Cup in Corrigin on Sunday 1 July, 9:30am for a 10am start. Sign up ($5 per player) at QJFC training Friday 22 June.

Merredin Junior Winter Carnival (JWC) to be held on Sunday 12 August 1also requires sign-up and lunch orders at QJFC training Friday 22 June.

SOCIAL NETBALL Calling for a show of interest for a 4 week social netball comp. Please register your interest and your preferred day of the week (after work hours) to the email address quairadingbelles@gmail.com or comment on the related post on the Quairading Belles Facebook page.

We would ideally like to get things up and running asap.

QLHC SUPER 66 WINNERS Catch up with Taryn White to collect your winnings!

Week 5 $50 Jan Maddaford $20 Rohan Hadlow $20 Shirley Stacey QUAIRADING BADMINTON CLUB Tuesdays, please arrive by 8:45am for a 9am start. New players welcome; men, women & children.

Weekly playing fee $3. Check out our Facebook page for upcoming dates.

STAY ACTIVE Thursdays, 9:30am at the Town Hall. Please be there by 9:20am, wear suitable shoes and bring a water bottle. The over 50’s exercise session is for one hour and then most choose to go to the café for a cuppa. New participants very welcome. Donations of $5 appreciated. ______________________________

WORK WANTED

AVON REAL ESTATE YORK Offering property management services in your local area. Please contact June on 9641 2444 or 0419 764 454.

GARDENING SERVICES Lawn mowing, weed spraying, garden weeding, mulching, fertilising and any other garden jobs . No job is too big or small.

Onsite quotes available. Please contact Rhys on 0477 444 785 or burgosgardening@gmail.com.

HANDYMAN SERVICES Gutter cleaning, window washing, solar panel clean, garden maintenance, all the way to house renovations. No job too big or small. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Contact Don 0429 455 210.

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Fly screen repairs, door locks, painting, taps & washers, lawn mowing, gutter cleaning, vacate clean ups. General property up keep and repairs. Contact Renee on 9645 1628 or 0437 803 432.

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BUY & SELL

SHORT TERM ACCOMMODATION House available for short term stays. Sleeps 6 (1 x double bed + 4 x singles). Contact Lyn or David Whyte 96450 170 or 0429 466 243 FOR SALE Ford Course Air, licenced, good tyres and good general condition.

Great for school bus car. $500.

Please phone 0427 702 030 ROOM RENT Room for rent, for further details please phone 9645 0030.

FOR SALE Hyundai Elantra 2003 sedan. 260k, Auto, licenced. Runs and drives well. Good service history. Reliable and clean for age. $1500. Contact Don on 0429 455 210.

FOR SALE Gopher in good condition, new batteries. $600.00 Contact Bill Shenton on 0427 451 014.

FOR SALE Scooter 50cc 2013 SYM JET4. New front tyre, new front brake pads, capable of 60KPH, comes with helmet and bike cover. C class licence is all that is required to drive. Reg till October 2018. $750 ONO. Contact 0458 216 197 FOR SALE Advanced native tree seedlings for sale. $5each. York gum, Jam tree, Sheoaks, Running postman, Grevillea sp. Hakea sp. Fundraiser for Harrison’s Ballet fund. Contact Don on 0429 455 210.

TIP RUN Large items taken to the tip free of charge. If you have any car batteries I will pay $5 per battery.

Contact 0487 869 712.

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HOUSE FOR RENT

Susan (Sue) Elizabeth Fardon (nee Taplin) 6th March 1960 –

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To the Quairading Community, thank you to everyone who attended Sue’s Funeral Service, and to those Members of the Community who have expressed Kind Words and Thoughts of Condolences by Mail or by Phone since the Sad Passing of our Beloved Wife, Mother, Nanna and Family Member.

From Graeme, Tim, Dara and Aldric Fardon on behalf of the Fardon and Taplin Families.

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3 bedroom plus Study and Craft Room.

Excellent family and entertaining areas.

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Good parking and access.

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Shed, workshop.

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Recently renovated with new floor coverings etc.

Apply to thenetwork@westnet.com.au

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

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Shire of Quairading

MEDICAL PRACTICE

19 Harris Street / PO Box 125 Quairading WA 6383 GENERAL PRACTITIONERS Dr Adenola Adeleye MBCHB, MPH, FRACGP

Dr Joseph Ogunleye MBCHB, FRACGP

Dr Olu Jegede MBBS

Practice Manager Debra Stacey JP Practice Nurse Jess Richards RN ADMINISTRATION Sam Brown, Tarryn Lear, Di Wallwork, Deanna Hathaway PRACTICE HOURS MONDAY 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 Podiatrist Deb Schoen Dietitian Laura Nairn Diabetes Educator Sandy Havlin 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  Quairading Hospital  PATS—Patient Assisted Travel Scheme Applications  Home visits when deemed safe and necessary by GP PAGE 8

PHONE: 9645 1210

FAX: 9645 1066

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 ALSO A NON SMOKING AREA.

JULY 2018 Visiting Medical Specialists Monday 16 July Monday 16 July Tuesday 17 July Wednesday 18 July Wednesday 25 July Thursday 26 July

Diabetes Educator, Sandra Halvin Dietician, Laura Nairn Lady Doctor, Dr Ellie Brusasco Lady Doctor, Dr Ellie Brusasco Podiatrist, Deb Schoen Podiatrist, Deb Schoen

MENINGOCOCCAL ACWY VACCINE Meningococcal is a rare but life threatening disease.

A meningococcal vaccine is available to protect against ACWY strains.

What MenACWY vaccination programs are available?

The MenACWY vaccine will help protect against meningococcal types A, C, W and Y Childhood Program The WA childhood program offer free MenACWY vaccine to children aged 12 months to less than 5 years. Children who turn 12 months of age will be able to receive the free vaccine at their 12 month visit.

Children aged 13 months to < 5 years can contact their immunisation provider (Community/ Child Health Nurse, Doctor’s surgery) to schedule an appointment for their child to get the vaccine. Calling ahead for an appointment is important so the provider can make sure they have the vaccine available. This catch-up program will end on 31 December, 2018.

Adolescent Program Year 10 students will receive their vaccination at school in 2018.

Consent forms will be sent home prior to vaccination day.

Adolescents aged between 15 and 19 can continue to access the HOW CAN WE IMPROVE? vaccine until further notice.

Why use the MenACWY vaccine?

Meningococcal disease type W was the type responsible for most of the recent cases in WA in 2017.

The MenACWY vaccine protects for type W, Type Y, which is also

If you have a PROBLEM, CONCERN, QUESTION, IDEA or SUGGESTION, please let us know so we can assist. We can be contacted at the surgery on 9645 1210.

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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increasing in the community, type C, already part of the national childhood immunisation schedule, and type A, a type rare in Australia.

This vaccine does not protect against type B. Where can I get vaccinated?

Children aged 12 months to <5 years  General practitioner (GP)  Community/Child Health Nurse  Central immunisation services (metropolitan area)  Population health unit (regional areas).

All eligible Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander persons  Aboriginal Medical Services.

Year 10 students  In the school year during 2018 and 2019 People who miss school immunisation or other age-eligible people not in school  Some university health centres (university students  General Practitioner (GP)  Local community health centres (metropolitan areas)  Central immunisation service (metropolitan area)  Public health unit (regional areas) Those not eligible for the state wide program may purchase the vaccine privately by obtaining a script from the GP or Aboriginal Medical Service.

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*** MY HEALTH RECORD and SHARED HEALTH SUMMARY *** If you have a My Health Record you can sit with Doctor or our Practice Nurse and review your record including current medications, allergies, medical history and immunisations. This allows you and the GP or Practice Nurse to review your record and update where required as well as having relevant information, selected by yourself, uploaded to your My Health Record.

Your Shared Health Summary can be uploaded when any changes occur with your medical information.

If you have any questions or would like an appointment to upload your Shared health Summary to your MY HEALTH RECORD, please ring the Practice on 9645 1210.

NEW CAR PARKING BAYS Our public car park is being upgraded to facilitate safer parking for patients.

Designated car bays will be installed including dedicated Access Bays.

MORE INFORMATION For any questions or concerns, please make an appointment with Doctor or our Community/ Child Health Nurse.

To learn more about where to get immunised, visit healthywa.wa.gov.au/immunisation

FLU VACCINATION We still have plenty of stock for both the Government funded and private vaccines.

Please ring us for an appointment.

“I know what you’re saying, Mother, but it still doesn’t seem quite right”.

Please note ALL APPOINTMENTS are Bulk Billed.

Private vaccines are $20.00.

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Wholesale pricing from your local WA distributor.

Custom build and design combinations of both hot rolled and cold form steel portals providing maximum strength and efficiency.

Project managed supply and installation.

Ryan Patterson

0427 424 672 admin@phoenixshedswa.com www.phoenixshedswa.com

DIGGING DOCKER Ray & Stephen   

CAM FRASER SPREADING, TRUCKING, SEEDING & HARVESTING LATE SEASON IN CROP SPRAYING (MULTI SPREADER AND 36M SP BOOMSPRAY ON 3M WHEEL CENTRES, BOTH SUITED TO TRAMLINES) LIKE US ON FACEBOOK FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM PAGE 10

4 in 1 Bucket Trencher Post Hole Digger

Phone: 9645 0116 Mobile: 0407 755 239 SHIRE OF QUAIRADING

Electrical & Air Conditioning Services Contact John Greenwood for all your Domestic and Commercial Electrical requirements.

Call: 0448 371 760 Lic No: EC11850

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Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) As part of our commitment to community engagement we are pleased to offer weekly assistance to link the Noongar community to Government Agencies and to provide assistance in line with the RAP framework.

So if you need some assistance or some face time with the Shire of Quairading, we are pleased to help. Just drop in.

When: Mondays at the CRC , 10am â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 12pm For more information contact Daniel Marzocchi.

Phone: 0427 450 127 Email: youth@quairading.wa.gov.au

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SANDAMS MOTOR TRIMMING & UPHOLSTERY Based in Corrigin New, Used & Collectible Books

Adam & Sandy

If it’s not in stock we will find it for you!

Call: 0488 661 940 Email: sandams1@bigpond.com

Open Thursday – Sunday, 9am – 5pm

Old Fire Station, 151 Avon Tce YORK 9641 1665 info@barclaybooks.com.au barclaybooks.com.au

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Shade Sails & Café Blinds Roll Tarps, Tonneau Covers and Canopies Truck, Ute, Tractor Seat Repairs Car, Boat and Furniture upholstery Sound proofing

GIVE US A CALL! 0488 661 940

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CARPARK MARKETS Held in the carpark between the Vintage Club and Old Railway Station, off Parker Street, Quairading.

Saturday 21 July Saturday 15 September Saturday 17 November

INFO FOR STALL HOLDERS $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. Devonshire teas at the Old Railway Station.

Enquiries to Ivy Osborne 0429 799 853.

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 Fax: 9061 1194 Email: rdkovac@bigpond.net.au PAGE 18

Hydraulic Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;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 Mobile hose and fitting trailer for onsite repair ABN: 16 563 552

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COCONUT OIL AND YOUR WINTER SKIN Written by Tamara Spark

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hen it comes to coconut oil I’m the equivalent of that guy from my Big Fat Greek wedding and Windex. In my eyes, its hero status is closely followed

by Bi-Carb soda and shortly I am going to bombard you with some of the ways I use these two products.

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Firstly though I had a quick google of winter skin hacks, the top searches directed me to female marketed websites and beauty blogs that were suggesting the use of 10 different products, all of which were at least $50 a pop and would require a lengthy process every day.

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Moisturiser Hair treatment; Khloe Kardashian uses this so obvs it’s amazing.

Massage oil Gargle; oil pulling.

Toothpaste; mixed with bicarb or activated charcoal.

Bullet proof coffee Make up remover Consume the oil to soothe an upset stomach Cook and bake with it; der! I love popcorn made with coconut oil, a good sprinkle of sea salt and paprika.

Shaving cream substitute Face and body scrub; mix with coffee grinds or sugar.

Deodorant; mix with bi-carb into a paste and add essential oils) seriously it works better than antiperspirants! I used and didn't shower for two days to test it out for you. You may need to go through a trial and error process to find the right balance for you as your pits can be sensitive.

In the world of toiletries and grooming it’s a known fact that women's products are hit with a ‘pink tax’ and often cost 2 to 3 times more than the exact same or even superior male branded product. You don’t need $100 serums, day creams, night creams, buffing beads and seven step skin regimes. Keep it And then this little odd curve simple I say (not qualified to ball... say).  Dip your cats paw in coconut oil and let them lick it Here are some of the ways I use off….ingesting the oil coconut oil (some may be prevents them coughing up controversial i.e. I may or may fur balls? (Not a cat owner, not use it as tanning oil. not tried and tested!)

Vitamin D is good for you ….in moderation. Get your mind out As with anything in life it is best of the gutter!) used in moderation. It’s not a panacea for all and I certainly don’t suggest just because you oil pull you can dodge the dentist or if you have serious underlying skin issues dip your face in some coconut oil and skip the dermatologist. Just don’t mindlessly buy into the consumerist ploy that you need multiple expensive products to do the best by your skin and body. Or do, whatever.

**Absolutely not qualified to give health, diet or general life advice**

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A THANK YOU FROM THE POSTIE

To all of the people in Quairading, past and present, who I have delivered mail to, I have almost completed 20 years of service as a mail contractor. There have been moments when the weather has not agreed with me, and there have been a few flat tyres - but on the whole, I have enjoyed the job very much.

I first worked as a postie with Gorin’s in 1998, then here years with Margaret and John Martin. I spent 14 years with Janet and Glenn Smith, this was a most enjoyable time, sadly Glenn is no longer with us. The last 18 months have been spent working with Kellie, Luke, Bodhi and most recently Gypsy. It has been a pleasure working alongside my friend Peta West, and also for the past few months Conner.

I took over the round in 1998 from Cal Leeder, he became my first relief postie followed by Arthur West and currently Mick Grage. ‘Mailman Mick’ will be taking over the round for me. I wish him all the best in the future. I will be back from time to time to relive Mick when needed.

Thank you to Jack for my coffee on Mondays and to Edna for my coffees on the other mornings. My garden blooms from the cuttings I have found along the way!

Thank you, people of Quairading, for your friendship and help over the years!

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9063 2323 HICAPS services available to claim from your private health fund at time of treatment.

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POSITIONS VACANT HD Diesel Mechanic Western Mechanical Corrigin is a family owned business and we are seeking a Mechanic with experience in heavy earth moving equipment to work in our Corrigin workshop.

The successful candidate’s responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:  Carrying out preventative maintenance as per manufacture specifications  Performing scheduled maintenance as per vehicle service and defect sheets  Fault finding, diagnostics and troubleshooting on heavy road-going and earthmoving equipment  Liaising with the store man with regards to ordering parts when required Completing service reports and identifying parts requirements Minimum requirements:  Current valid unrestricted car licence  Demonstrate safety awareness.

Pass a health assessment & drug and alcohol screen.

Candidates with hydraulic design and diagnosis experience will be highly regarded.

HR Operators & MC Driver Western Stabilisers Pty Ltd are specialists in soil stabilisation and recycling contractors.

Western Stabilisers has built a history based on quality, innovation, customer service and industry experience. Based in Corrigin 2.5 hours from Perth, they offer the benefits of a country life style.

Western Stabilisers is currently seeking self-motivated and like-minded Plant Operators and an MC Driver to join the team in a period of rapid growth with long-term employment opportunities available..

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SAVE THE DATE!

SATURDAY 6 OCTOBER 2018 10AM TIL MIDNIGHT

Featuring: Lifestyle Pavilion, Side Show Alley, Trade Sites, Food Trucks, Dad's Bar, Show Bags, Silo Wine Bar, Encouragement Breed Show (horses), Laser Tag, Quick Shear Competition, Novelty Chook Show, Face Painting, Kids Entertainment Show, Fashion Parades, Market Stalls, Outdoor Climbing Wall, Animal Education Centre + SO MUCH MORE!

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MIRROR, MIRROR, ON THE WALL. ARE WE THE TIDIEST TOWN OF THEM ALL?

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ell, we’ve given it a good crack and now only time will tell!

On Thursday 21st June, the Quairading CRC hosted Shirley Brindle and Janet Pritchard from Keep Australia Beautiful to judge our submission for the 2018 Tidy Towns Sustainable Communities Awards.

For the second year running, the Quairading CRC made a submission on behalf of the town for the state awards, this year with input from the Quairading Tourist & Tidy Towns Committee (QTTTC) and staff at Quairading District High School (QDHS). The Quairading CRC see value in being involved in activities such as these to raise the profile of our town, at a state level, and to give recognition and thanks to all those involved in keeping our community tidy, sustainable and progressive.

Quairading has a long standing and successful history with the Tidy Town awards. The walls of our Old Railway Station are adorned with state category finalist and state category winner awards. Previous Community Development Officers (employed by the Shire) and QTTTC committee members, including the late, great Frank Burnett prepared the submissions over the past two decades and this is a duty the Quairading CRC are happy to take on and keen to maintain.

This year we have entered into the categories of:  General Appearance  Heritage and Culture, and;  Environmental Education Here’s what we included in our submission for each category:

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GENERAL APPEARANCE  New external signage at the Old Quairading prides itself so strongly Railway Station on the main on its beautiful appearance. Visitors street, facilitated by QTTTC. to town - whether they be friends  Bright and colourful street and family of locals or passersby seating outside of the Quairading here for the first time - are Farmer’s Co-op where shoppers constantly commenting on the clean often enjoy a fresh coffee (while and tidy streets, the beautifully being a great welcoming party at maintained roses and the general the front door for other “good vibe” of our town. shoppers!)  New external signage on what Our locals are proud to live here was once the Infant Health and love spending time down the Clinic, now ‘The Cottage’ one of main street shopping, socializing the Shire’s short stay and enjoying the pristine surrounds. accommodation options (coming The value on this clean and tidy soon!!) environment is widespread through  QTTTC are currently sourcing the community and our council, who local artists to dress up the bins allow the Shire’s fantastic Works, installed last year in the main Parks & Gardens team to devote so street much time to maintaining our local  The Shire organised for the gardens, cleaning our streets, removal and clean up of building upgrading walkways – the list goes materials at the “Old Car Yard” on. which had become a main street precinct eye sore. The Shire is Our Quairading Tourist & Tidy investigating potential issues of Towns Committee (QTTTC) has the area and hope to make the grown in strength this year, space available for public use. recruiting new volunteers who are  New garden beds at the entrance committed to carrying on this of the CRC, by the Shire. Plus maintenance. All members partake new building signage at entry by in regular rubbish pickups both in the CRC. town and on the main roads outside of the townsite. The volunteers also Plus incredible ongoing efforts have ensure local tourist attraction, been made by the QTTTC to keep Toapin Weir is kept clean and tidy The Courtyard (on the main street) for all to enjoy. Toapin Weir is a clean and tidy for all to use, as has rock and water reservoir north of Peter Ricetti (Shire employed town which the QTTTC value added Caravan Park caretaker) devoted to a few years ago with the addition many hours to maintaining the of BBQ, toilet and camping pristine condition of our fabulous facilities, fauna and flora info recently refurbished Caravan Park. boards, bench seats and assisted railing up the rock to make it more The InsideOut Project Photo Mural accessible to reach the summit. installed and judged last year has recently been removed. Being paper This year students from QDHS also posters they were a temporary art partook in a clean up day where installation. This project has been they left the school grounds and fantastic in “activating” the space collected rubbish from public areas and the community with another in town. local organization Rainmakers Inc in the planning and funding sourcing There have been a number of new stage of having a new mural additions to our street scape this installed. past year, including:

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HERITAGE & CULTURE A number of groups have taken actions in the last year to celebrate various aspects of our heritage and culture.

Stacey Lamb Train Members from the Quairading Agricultural Society and Land Conservation District Committee (LCDC) joined forces to recognize the innovative achievements of the Stacey family and their fat lamb farming endeavors.

In early 2017, the group nominated Les Stacey for Royal Agricultural Societies Agricultural Hall of Fame.

The collection of info for this nomination inspired the group to do something local and public. A sign was designed and produced locally and installed at a gazebo south east of town (near the Stacey’s original property) to display historical information and photos. The gazebo is also home to a display about the Rabbit Proof Fence which runs straight through the area, as well as an old trap example.

The Quairading CRC was enlisted to help create a digital archive of old photos and documents from 1942 – 1973 and also created a video presentation which was displayed by the LCDC at the Ag Show in October 2017.

Railway Signage at Old Railway Station The QTTTC made some improvements to the Old Railway Station by highlighting the important history of the railway line through the district with a signage display outside the old station.

computer let alone Facebook to actually learn some new skills, create a Facebook account and add to the collection of heritage.

The group is closed and strongly administered to ensure quality and preservation.

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION QDHS Sustainability Program We have a terrific program here with the QDHS chooks and our Sustainability Program.

The Year 5/6 Art class have created some amazing Minion chook scrap bins out of recycled tyres. In these, students put their food scraps and they are cleaned out and fed to the chooks three times a week by the high school students.

Students collect the eggs and these are used in the Home Economics Memories of Quairading Facebook room for cooking, if there are Group extras they are sold to staff Two members of the QTTTC had the members and the funds help to pay fantastic idea in October 2017 to for the chicken food. Also any start a Facebook group to collect remaining scraps from the Home and store our history through the Economic cooking classes are sharing of photos, stories and collected and fed to the chooks memories. The group has been weekly. steadily growing in membership and interest over the past 8 months and The Kindy and Pre-Primary classes now boasts over 800 members. It love visiting the chooks, they enjoy has not only encouraged the going inside their pen every week to celebration of our communities feed them and collect their eggs. varied history, it has attracted The chooks also get visits from the locals who would never use a on-site Aboriginal Daycare Centre.

This means that students from 2-3 years old through to Year 10s are involved with these lovely creatures. We have a rooster who everyone loves which means we also have some beautiful little chickens hatching out which are a fabulous learning opportunity for students across the board.

Students in High School are also involved in organising and planting out the vegetable patch which produces a lot of the Home Economics herbs and occasionally their vegetable needs as well. They are responsible for planting, maintaining, watering and weeding the vegetables. Last year they did very well at the local Quairading Ag Show winning several first and second prizes competing against the adults.

33 communities have entered the awards this year. All category finalists will be notified in August and invited to the Tidy Towns State Awards Presentation in Perth on Friday 21st September—fingers crossed we make it!

Written by Jill Hayes, Quairading CRC.

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DO YOU SAY VERY, VERY MUCH? “'Very' is the most useless word in the English language and can always come out. More than useless, it is treacherous because it invariably weakens what it is intended to strengthen” ~Florence King.

Here are some ways you can avoid using very and make yourself sound like a more advanced speaker of the English language!

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Do you have a child going to Kindy next year who could benefit from more pre-school activities?

Unable to meet school pickup?

Do you need some ‘ME TIME’?

Are you considering returning to work?

The Little Rainmakers Child Care Centre is an Early Learning Centre that provides care to children aged 3 months to 12 years.

The children at The Little Rainmakers are nurtured holistically. The environment and learning experiences foster all areas of their development. The children engage in fun, enjoyable, age and developmentally appropriate activities to enable them to explore and create both independently and with other children.

The Centre is run by the Shire of Quairading and has a maximum capacity of 19 children.

We have 4 staff members who have a range of qualifications and experience.

We are open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 8am – 5pm.

Full Day $86 Half Day (4 hours) $60 Hourly $17/hour After school care is now available (school pick up by one of our Educators) We can be flexible and will try our best to accommodate your needs.

Childcare Rebate and Benefit.

The Little Rainmakers is an approved Child Care Centre. If you wish to enrol at the Centre you can contact Centrelink to check your Child Care Subsidy eligibility.

These can be paid either to the Centre or to yourself and you are only charged the GAP fee.

For more information or an enrolment pack please call Catherine on: 9645 0870 Or email at: littlerainmakers@bigpond.com Please feel free to pop in and have a look around and a chat to our friendly staff members.

3 Murphy Street, Quairading.

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GRAIN MARKETING GAINS Grain marketing is always something that seemed very complicated to me, there are so many options and prices are always fluctuating!

I always thought that it seemed too complicated to involve myself in. I had been encouraged to learn more about it by our farm financial adviser though, so when the Quairading CRC advertised a ‘Grain Marketing Workshop’ I thought, why not?

I am so glad that I did attend the workshop. It was run by two representatives from CBH and a representative from Daily Grain, all of which were friendly and informative. I learned how to track grain prices as well as set up alerts to tell me when prices hit a hoped for price (very convenient!!) and it provided me with more confidence when navigating grain markets and options.

Amy Fuchsbichler from CBH also provided us with an Excel document that allows producers to create a grain marketing plan by determine breakeven prices based on a range of expected yields. This is fantastic as you can establish your minimal price per tonne needed as well as track grain sales!

Thank you to the CRC for organising the workshop and Jill for her incredible baking.

Thank you also to the representatives, Amy Fuchsbichler (CBH), Yasmin Featherstone (CBH) and Lauren Taylor (Daily Grain) for hosting another informative and beneficial course.

Shae Johnston.

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BECOMING THE MASTER I don’t know if it is the teacher in me, the desire to better contribute to our business or if I am a workshop groupie, but I just couldn’t pass up an opportunity to attend the Agrimaster Workshop run at the CRC! Having used it for a few years, I did wonder how much I would actually take away from the workshop, but I felt I should attend in case there were a few tricks I could pick up.

There were nine of us in total (with different levels of experience) as well as our lovely presenter Julie to take us through and answer questions. I have to say this workshop was excellent. I went in thinking I was efficient at using the program and walked out feeling like a master. I learned many new skills for using Agrimaster that will make me more organised and efficient in the office and that will allow me to keep better business records.

If you use Agrimaster at home and haven’t attended a workshop, this is the one you should go to! It’s a good chance to network, ask questions that have bugged you and you walked away with cheat sheets and a skill upgrade at the same time. Sometimes we all get used to doing things a certain way and don’t even realise that there may be a better way to do it, until someone comes along and shows you how.

This was definitely one of those moments for me.

Thank you once again to the Quairading CRC and Julie for hosting another great workshop and Jill (and team) again for the incredible food.

Actually, maybe that’s why I attend so many of these CRC events?

Shae Johnston.

ABOVE: Participants at the Grain Marketing Workshop.

RIGHT: Afternoon Tea goals!

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Australians lost $340 million to scammers in 2017

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ustralians lost more money to scammers in 2017 than in any other year since the ACCC began reporting on scam activity.

According to the ACCC’s ninth annual Targeting scams report(link is external), released today, more than 200,000 scam reports were submitted to the ACCC, Australian Cybercrime Online Reporting Network (ACORN) and other federal and state-based government agencies in 2017. Total losses reported were $340 million – a $40 million increase compared to 2016.

This is the first time reported losses to scams have totalled more than $300 million and demonstrates the increasing impact of scams on Australians. Investment scams topped the losses at $64 million, an increase of more than 8 per cent. Dating and romance scams caused the second greatest losses at $42 million.

threat-based impersonation scams in 2017. Over $4.7 million was reported lost and more than 2800 people gave their personal information to these scammers.

“These scams can be very frightening. For example, scammers will impersonate the Australian Taxation Office and threaten people with immediate arrest unless they pay an outstanding tax bill. They may pretend to be from Telstra to try to hack into your computer or from Centrelink promising extra payments in return for a ‘fee’,” Ms Rickard said.

“Scammers scare us or butter us up with promises of cash because they know it clouds our judgement.

People get so worried about being arrested they don’t question if the person threatening them is genuine.”

“If you’re being threatened, take a deep breath, and ask yourself if the call makes sense. The ATO will “It’s very worrying that Australians are losing such never threaten you with immediate arrest; Telstra will extraordinary amounts to scammers. Based on just the never need to access your computer to ‘fix’ a problem; reports provided to the ACCC, victims are losing an and Centrelink will never require a fee to pay money it average of $6500. In some cases people have lost more owes you. Finally, none of these organisations will ask than $1 million,” ACCC Deputy Chair Delia Rickard you to pay using iTunes gift cards,” Ms Rickard said. said.

“If something doesn’t feel right, hang up the phone or “Some scams are becoming very sophisticated and hard hit delete. If the person said they were, for example, to spot. Scammers use modern technology like social from Telstra or the ATO, find the phone number for media to contact and deceive their victims. In the past that organisation online or in the phone book, call few years, reports indicate scammers are using them and let them know about the call you received. aggressive techniques both over the phone and They’ll let you know if it’s genuine or a scam.” online.”

The ACCC encourages people to Today marks the beginning of Scams Awareness Week visit www.scamwatch.gov.au to report scams so we 2018 and this year Scamwatch is asking people to can warn others about them and learn more about “Stop and check: is this for real?” when they’re what to do if they’re targeted by scams. They can also contacted by scammers who are pretending to be from follow @scamwatch_gov(link is external) on Twitter well-known government organisations or businesses. and subscribe to Scamwatch radar alerts to keep up to date with advice for avoiding the latest scams Scamwatch received almost 33,000 reports of these affecting the community.

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WHAT’S HAPPENING AT YOUR LOCAL CO-OP To our Loyal customers, Team and Directors:

CONGRATULATIONS: QUAIRADING PURPLE BRA DAY What an awesome community we live in we raised $1165.90 for our trailer load of wood including donations. Thank you to Peter and Kath Hudson for the donation. A big thankyou to my team for getting behind a great cause and enjoying some fun with our IGA Purple Bras. Congratulations Tony Robinson who won the wood. Rowlie and Darryl Caporn have each won a bag of wood too.

WHERE ARE WE AT? WE ARE NOT SHUTTING DOWN!!

However our range, the number of people we employ, the work experience opportunities of our younger generation and the availability of specials will be affected if we are not supported.

The Co-op supports many community events and greatly supports our local sporting clubs with a range of donations these can only continue with support!

The Co-op needs to evolve not only with the economic climate but the population decline. We are seeing some country towns and metro small areas lose their grocery stores. This is something our community never thinks nor imagines the possibility of it happening to us. The last financial year has been our toughest yet (in my time) and we need your support. We can all find reasons as to why we shop elsewhere but at the end of the day we use it or lose it.

Imagine having to travel to York or Northam for a bottle of milk or a loaf of bread.

Our grocery offer has never looked better and I encourage all of you to come and take a look!

CAFÉ A variety of homemade meals are available now from $8.00 (Roasts, Casseroles, Lasagne) what’s in the cabinet today?

MEAT Who are our Suppliers? Avon Valley Beef, Homestead Meats, Linley Valley Pork, Traditions Meats, Karradale Meats, Mt Barker Chicken, Steggles Chicken, Inghams Chicken, Mondo Doro Meats and Eastways.

Meats are delivered Wednesday and Fridays and are on the shelf by 1.00pm generally.

Please remember this is affected when we enjoy a long weekend because of transport.

Bulk orders of any meats including chicken are available through Avon Valley Meats or chicken suppliers see Helen.

FRUIT & VEG Our Deliveries are Monday and Fridays early morning. The new supplier is awesome come check it out.

I would like to take the time to thank those of you that shop in our Co-op week in and week out, you all know who you are.

Sharon Cutts, Manager.

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SALMON & RICE MORNEY A recipe from the team at the Quairading Farmer’s Co-op 4 Servings

Words by Tamara Spark, Quairading CRC: Affordable wintery meals are where its at right now (in this god forsaken never ending cold hell that is winter in Quairading!).

Apologies for my blasphemous outburst but I am a child of Summer and just ‘can’t even’ right now.

INGREDIENTS 1 cup rice 415g can pink salmon 60g butter 1 onion, chopped 1 carrot, chopped This Salmon and rice mornay 100% meets these 1 stick celery, chopped requirements: 2 tsp seeded mustard Comfort food (tick).

1/4 cup flour Feeds a family of 4 for under $25 (tick).

375ml can evaporated milk 1/2 cup water Plus it consists of mainly pantry and freezer Salt & pepper staples. Alright, you might not usually keep 2 cups breadcrumbs evaporated milk as a staple but it’s tinned and 1/2 cup grated tasty cheese (or if you are a normal human being double this) long life, so it’s something you can grab on 60g butter, extra, melted. your weekly shop and store for one of those evenings that you’re lacking inspiration and forgot to grab something out of the freezer to METHOD defrost that morning. You could even switch it Step 1: Cook rice in boiling water, drain, place in bottom of ovenproof dish. out for coconut cream, milk or cream.

For that matter it is a versatile recipe base that allows you to make variations to suit your current fridge and pantry contents. It can be adjusted for your personal taste super easily with the addition of your preference of herbs and spices, fresh , frozen or tinned veggies.

You could also switch out the rice for quinoa, lentils or pasta.

Preparation and cooking time 20 mins + 15 mins baking time.

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Step 2: Drain salmon, reserve liquid.

Step 3: Heat butter in a pan, add onion, carrot and celery and cook for 5 mins, add mustard and flour to the pan and cook for an addition minute.

Step 4: Gradually add the evaporated milk, water and reserved salmon liquid and bring to the boil stirring, add salmon, salt and pepper, simmer for 2 minutes.

Step 5: Pour over rice, top with combined remaining ingredients. Place in 200°C oven for 15 minutes until golden.

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PROPOSED LAND TAX AND TRANSFER DUTY REFORM On 14 June 2018 the Minister for Regional Development; Agriculture and Food and the Minister for Finance announced that the State government had agreed to extend the land tax exemption for primary production businesses to include contract farming businesses and, further, to reform the Duties Act family farm exemption to enable the progressive transition of a farm to a family member without significant transfer duty costs occasioned by the intergenerational transfer of farming lands.

Valenti Lawyers considers both of these proposed reforms will be of significant benefit both to contract farming businesses and family farmers and is pleased to see that these reforms are proposed.

The current interpretation of the Land Tax Assessment Act, by the Office of State Revenue, does not allow the land tax exemption for primary production businesses for certain contract farming businesses that rear animals owned by a third party on land owned by the contract farmer. The proposed reforms will extend

the land tax exemption to those contract farming business owners thus reducing the financial burden to those businesses.

The proposed reforms to the Duties Act family farm exemption will be of significant benefit to farming families if it makes the process and procedure to obtain the transfer duty exemption easier and more equitable. Currently, the process and procedure is very complex and it is difficult for farming families to gain the exemption in light of current business structures properly adopted by farming families in Western Australia.

Valenti Lawyers will be holding a seminar at the Quairading Community Resource Centre on 8 August 2018, where both of the above proposed reforms will be discussed, and invites interested parties to attend the seminar.

Valenti Lawyers can be contacted on www.valentilawyers.com.au or on 08 9224 6222 to discuss any aspect of the proposed reforms.

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WARRIOR WELLBEING “Making Sense of Diabetes” The cells in our bodies such as those found in our muscles need energy to grow and do what they do. One source of energy starts when we eat carbohydrate rich food such as bread, pasta, rice, potatoes, fruit, milk and yoghurt. In a normal situation these foods are broken down in our digestive system into glucose, a sugar. This sugar is what is needed by the cells, but it can’t get into them without a special key insulin. Insulin is a hormone produced in the pancreas and its job is to regulate the amount of glucose in the blood.

Type 1 is the least common form of diabetes and characterised by an early and sudden onset usually before the age of 20. In this instance a person’s immune system destroys the cells in the pancreas that create insulin.

As a result, these people need to inject insulin regularly to supplement the deficiency.

Type 2 is the most common form (above 80%) and usually a late gradual onset affecting adults. People with this condition produce enough insulin but their cells are not responsive and can’t take up the glucose. There is usually a In a person who has diabetes genetic link to the one of two things happens. development of this form of Either they do not produce diabetes, but there is also a enough or any insulin to strong link with unhealthy regulate the amount of glucose lifestyle factors such as poor (Type 1) or their body’s cells diet, smoking and being don’t respond to the insulin overweight (having a beer gut) key (Type 2). The result for and being inactive. Medication both these events is the same, is available to treat this form there is a back-up of glucose in of diabetes alongside the bloodstream high blood recommended lifestyle sugar. If our cells aren’t changes. getting the energy they need then we will naturally feel We always encourage blokes to tired and rundown. Prolonged go and see their GP if they fit high blood sugar can cause any of the above categories serious complications resulting and/or have a family history of in damage to the organs of our diabetes. This is especially body (the heart, kidneys, important if they are nervous system and eyes). experiencing any of the common symptoms of diabetes

including constant thirst and peeing a lot, feeling run down a lot of the time, headaches, blurred vision and cuts that take ages to heal properly.

Sometimes these symptoms can be quite mild in people who are in the early stages of developing diabetes (prediabetes).

If you have a family history of diabetes or concerns about any of the above symptoms don’t wait, go and chat with your GP about having your blood sugar checked. It could save you a lot of grief down the track.

A Celebration of Men’s Wellbeing and Health for Rural and Regional WA The Warrior Ambassador Awards Luncheon, General Member and Stakeholder Information Session and Working with Warriors Book Launch is to be held on Friday the 3rd August at the Rose & Crown, Guildford with special guest speaker David Parkin (ALF Hall of Fame player and coach). We will be inducting 5 new Ambassadors. If you are interested in attending, please contact our office; telephone (08) 9690 2277 email menshealth@4blokes.com.au

by Friday the 20th July 2018.

From Owen, Terry and the Team from The Regional Men’s Health Initiative Delivered by Wheatbelt Men’s Health (Inc) Address: PO Box 768, Northam WA 6401 Phone: 9690 2277 Email: menshealth@4blokes.com.au Website: www.regionalmenshealth.com.au PAGE 48

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JULY BIRTHDAYS 1st Ann Minchin, Jason George, Debbie Hayes, Noel Stone, Regina Colbung 2nd Melissa Skaife, Janelle Nundle 4th Brittany Hadlow 7th Wayne Davies, Brian Peacock 8th Sierah Macdonald 9th Ashley Dalton, Peter Groves, Kiara Williams 11th Cassie Stone, Beryl Hughes 13th Peter Wallwork 14th Cathie Moloney 16th Emma Wishart 17th Kasey Wells, Jill Hayes, Emily Groves 18th Todd Johnston, Jamie McGinniss 19th Samantha Edwards, Alyson Groves, Christine Hadlow, Rohan Hadlow 20th Matt Richards, Penelope Crane 21st Kaye Andrews 23rd Catherine Richards, Skye Simpson 25th Adele Wells, Kyle Caporn, Shannae Wallwork, Kyle Stacey 26th Natalie Henry, Beatrice Colbung 27th Grady Swithenbank 29th Ros Poultney

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

PL 6411 GF 007835

Contact Glen on 0437 937 855

HILTON BARR TRANSPORT For all your bulk transport needs. Contact HILTON on 0428 451 391 (all hours) WE SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESS, KEEPING YOUR MONEY IN OUR COMMUNITY

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ANGLICAN CHURCH (St Faith’s) Harris Street Sunday 1 July at 9am: Morning Prayer, [Trinity Sunday 5] ordinary Sunday 13

Sunday 8 July at 9am: Morning Prayer, [Trinity Sunday 6] ordinary Sunday 14

Sunday 15 July at 9am: HC Service with Rev’d Keith Wheller [Trinity Sunday 7] ordinary Sunday 15

Sunday 22 July at 9am: Morning Prayer, [Trinity Sunday 8] ordinary Sunday 16

Sunday 29 July at 9am: Combined service at St Johns Northam (TBC)

For more info contact: David Whyte: 9645 0170 or

Dorothy Hayes: 9645 1620

Please see weekly Passion Sheet for any changes or additions.

UNITING CHURCH Coraling Street So, do something about it.

A young boy complained to his father that the church hymns were boring and old fashioned with words that did not mean much to his generation. His father challenged him with these words, "If you can do better why don't you write some?”.

The boy accepted the challenge, went to his room and wrote his first hymn. The year was 1690 and that young man was Isaac Watts. Among his 360 hymns are "Joy to the World", “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" and many other well known hymns.

The Church today is considered by many to be boring and old fashioned, "So what can we do about it?".

July 1st 10. 30am. A. Carter, Flowers - B. West.

July 8th, 10.30am. A. Jones, Flowers - K. Tiemans July 15th, 10.30am. G.Lawn, Flowers - Volunteer.

July 22nd 10.30am, A. West, Congregation meeting, Flowers - D. Rogers.

July 29th 10.30am T. B. A. Flowers - B. Stacey.

Ladies Fellowship, Friday July 6th 2.00pm.

Everybody welcome. Contact 9645 0081.

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CATHOLIC CHURCH

JULY 2018

(St Francis Xavier)

Heggerty Street

DATE

Sunday 1 July

Saturday 7 July

Sunday 15 July

Saturday 21 July

Sunday 29 July

TIME

8am

6pm

10am

6pm

10am

READING, PSALM & GENERAL INTERCESSION

B. Holbrook

D. Wood

L. Taylor P. Wells

C. Gimbel

Sacrament of Reconciliation: 15 minutes prior to Saturday evening Mass

Feast Days during July 2018 3rd: St Thomas, Apostle 11th: St Benedict 16th: Our Lady of Mt Carmel 25th: St James, Apostle 31st: St Ignatius of Loyola

MEALS ON WHEELS ROSTER - JULY 2018 MONDAY 2nd J.Hards

TUESDAY 3rd S.Stone

WEDNESDAY 4th G.Eyre

THURSDAY 5th P.Brown

FRIDAY 6th B.Wilson

SATURDAY 7th T.Flanigan

9th P.Brown

10th Hospital

11th P.Fairhead

12th J.Hards

13th P.Fairhead

14th V.Hayes

16th S.Stone

17th I.Osborne

18th J&B.Bartlett

19th S.Anderson

20th J&B.Bartlett

21st V.Flanigan

23rd I.Osborne

24th Hospital

25th G.Eyre

26th D.Wilson

27th J&B.Bartlett

28th V.Hayes

30th J&B.Bartlett

31st P.Fairhead

EMERGENCY DRIVERS: Ivy Osborne (0429 799 853) E Turner (0428 621 682) T Patton (0438 857 147) Joan Bartlett (9645 1015) If unable to drive meals on allocated day, try to change with another driver before ringing an emergency driver, then please advise hospital kitchen of the change.

Please collect meals from hospital kitchen at 11:45am and return eskies as soon as possible.

There will be a tester meal with the delivery on most days, please be aware of this and ensure it is not given to any clients. 41/2 litres of petrol is available to each driver to help cover costs. This may be picked up from Quairading Tyres either the day you drive, or if possible within that week.

THANK YOU! ALL ENQUIRIES: Quairading Hospital 9645 2222

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QUAIRADING LADIES HOCKEY CLUB Round Seven: 2nd of June 2018 Quairading 4 def. Meckering 1 Awards: Best On Ground – The Quairading Club – Deanna Hathaway Coaches Award – Greenhills Inn – Candace Burchell Players Choice – Welby Farm – Zoe

Round Eight: 9th of June 2018 Quairading 12 def. Kellerberrin 0 Goal Scorers: Sarah Haythornthwaite – 4 Mirika Winmar – 3 Lucy Osborne – 1 Kelsie Squiers – 1 Carol Dall – 1 Candace Burchell - 1 Awards: Best On Ground – Quairading Agri Services – Deanna Hathaway Coaches Award – Digging Docker – Sarah Haythornthwaite Players Choice – Quairading Co-op – Hannah Carlton Our upcoming games in July: Round Eleven: 7th of July at 2:30pm in Quairading vs. Cunderdin Round Twelve: 14th of July at 2:30pm in Meckering Round Thirteen: 21st of July at 2:30pm in Kellerberrin Round Fourteen: 28th of July Bye

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QLHC Super 66 Winners Week 1 $50 Tamara Spark $20 Cath Richards $20 Lisa Caporn Week 2 $50 Britt Hadlow $20 Shaun & Rod Simpson $20 Tracey Patton Week 3 $50 Janice Clemens $20 Mick Grage $20 Tracey Patton Week 4 $50 Jane Johnston $20 Fred Ruck $20 Jen Green Week 5 $50 Jan Maddaford $20 Rohan Hadlow $20 Shirley Stacey

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MONDAY

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24

23

Noongar Sports @ Town Hall, 10am.

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16

9

3

2

Potential town power outages...

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30

TUESDAY

Valenti Lawyers @ QCRC

WEDNESDAY

JULY 2018

25

18

11

4

5

26

19

12

Movie Night ‘The Greatest Showman’ @ CRC, 6pm

THURSDAY

20

13

6

DJ Mac @ the Club

27

Cabernet & Canvas @ QCRC. Call the CRC to book your spot ASAP!!

Shattock Cup Golf

FRIDAY

7

Dolin Cup & 4 Ball

28

Netball, football @ Tammin Hockey @ Keller

Car Park Markets

21

Hockey @ Meckering

Vintage Club AGM

14

Hockey vs Cunderdin @ home

SATURDAY

1

Netball & Football vs York @ home

29

22

Netball & Football @ Cunderdin

Walk in the Nature Reserve

15

8

Sunday Beer Club @ the Club

Neu-Tech Cup in Corrigin

SUNDAY

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