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August 2013

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GYM MEMBERSHIP

Don’t forget, Gym Memberships can be

obtained from the Shire office or from

www.beverley.wa.gov.au. Beverley Gym

The Old Courthouse, Vincent St.

President Report August 2013

UWA Beverley Design Studio Senior Landscape Architecture students from UWA’s Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts will be undertaking a “Beverley Design Studio” over the next 13 weeks in their final semester. The students visit Beverley 2nd – 5th August to undertake a broad range of research and consultation which includes natural environment, biodiversity, heritage, indigenous, community, culture and arts, review of the townscape plan and a variety of information gathering with an aim that various projects be developed from the study. The Community is invited to attend an initial student presentation planned for Monday 5 August 10am – 12pm at the town hall.

Constitutional Recognition of Local Government Council has resolved not to support Constitutional Recognition of Local Government in the proposed referendum. Local government is already recognised in the State Constitution, dual recognition will cause jurisdictional uncertainty, and providing the State and Federal governments work together, funding should continue to be provided to Local Government as it has in the past. There also appears to be an undemocratic allocation of funding to support a balance view, from which the Australian population can make a reasoned decision. Should you require further information regarding Councils resolution we will be in attendance at the Beverley Show on Saturday 24 August. Bush Fire Brigades Following previous discussion regarding the issue of being unable to find members to take on Fire Control Officer roles within the existing 9 Bush Fire Brigades, the FCO’s have agreed on the formation of 6 Brigades with 6 new fire boundaries. The Brigades will be

known as Dale West, Avondale, Dale - Kokeby, Morbinning, North East and Central.

Mia Davies MLA The CEO and I recently met with Mia Davies MLA to discuss an array of topics including Avondale, Rural and Regional Heritage, closure of the morgue, deferment in accessing water from the wastewater reuse project and De-Lisle St industrial land development delays.

DAIP 2013 - 2018 A review of the Shire’s 2007 – 2012 Disability Access and Inclusion Plan is now complete. Thankyou to those community members who provided feedback during this process. Council adopted the Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2013 - 2018 at its July monthly meeting.

Personal Development Grants Council will be supporting Mr Noah Leonhardt on the Youth Explorer Voyage by providing $200 and looks forward to an overview of the trip upon his return. As a new initiative Council has now adopted a policy to provide financial support to assist individuals with p e r s o n a l d e v e l o p m e n t o r representation of their chosen interest which meets an application criteria and promotes the Shire of Beverley as a positive, supportive and caring community organisation. Further information is available from the Shire office. Council is also proposing to establish a community grants programme. More information will be provided once this policy is formulated.

Brooking St Standpipe Unfortunately this standpipe was badly damaged when hit by a heavy vehicle, causing it to rupture below the ground, and bending the pipe and support. It’s being repaired, however any information regarding this damage would be gratefully received by the Shire. Council has also been investigating the installation of a swipe card system for the standpipe which is an option that will record who is using the facility as well as the amount of water taken. Many other Shires have already commenced using systems such as this.

Goomalling Visit Council was pleased to recently have the opportunity to host a return visit from Goomalling Councillors and CEO to show them an array of projects in our community, as was the case when Beverley visited Goomalling in 2009.

Local Government Elections – Saturday 19th October 2013 Elector enrolments close on 30th August 2013, this also includes rate payers who do not reside in the Shire however wish to vote in the forthcoming Local Government elections. Candidate nominations will be open from 5/9/2013 to 12/9/2013. Councillors and staff will be on hand at the Beverley Show and look forward to discussing the role of a Shire Councillor with anyone seeking further information. It is an interesting and rewarding way to contribute to your community.

Dee Ridgway Shire President

COUNCIL MEETINGS DATES

The Council Meeting Dates for the remainder of the year are as follows:

27 August 2013

24 September 2013

29 October 2013 (Changed from 22 October due to Local Government Elections being

held on Saturday 19 October)

26 November 2013

17 December 2013


IMPORTANT COMMUNITY INFORMATION

The Shire of Beverley wishes to advise the Beverley Community that the number of Bush Fire Brigades is to be reduced from 9 Brigades to 6 Brigades. The amalgamation of Brigades has come about after meetings with the Fire Control Officers, Shire of Beverley Community Emergency Services Manager and Council. The purpose of the amalgamations is to alleviate the pressures of finding members to take on the roles of FCO’s and reduce the administration requirements of each Brigade. There will be 2 Brigades to the East (called North East Bush Fire Brigade and Morbinning Bush Fire Brigade), 3 to the West (Dale West, Dale and Avondale) and the Central Town Brigade will remain the same. A larger colour map of the new Brigades can be found in the Shire window. If you have any queries please contact Shire of Beverley Community Emergency Services Manager, Justin Corrigan 9646 1200. Stephen Gollan Chief Executive Officer Shire of Beverley


St mary’S anglican society

Annual rose show

reminder Further down the track is the Annual Rose Show on Friday, 18 October 2013. Hopefully all your roses are pruned and being nurtured for that day. Don’t forget to put the date in your diary!

St mary’S anglican society

We would like to thank everyone who attended the knitting day in July and contributed to a wonderfully productive knitting day, we are so proud of Beverley’s efforts. Once again, thank you for your valued help.

Singing Workshop

for the

Beverley Station Singers

Wednesday, August 14 at 7pm in the Station Gallery

with

singer and songwriter, Kelly Newton-Wordsworth.

www.kellynewtonwordsworth.com

Cost: $35.00

New singers very welcome!

For more information please contact:

Sarah Miller

Secretary, Beverley Station Arts Inc

9646 4066

0427 464078

[email protected]

AVON DRILLING SERVICE

Mick Lewis

Ph: 9572 7828 Mob: 0427 814 055

Brenton Legg

Mob: 0404 708 979

WATER BORES BORE DEVELOPMENT MINI EXCAVATOR HIRE POST HOLE DRILLING

AVON ROSE

Mary Ann welcomes Mescal to ‘The Avon Rose Tea Rooms’

Opening Times

Thursday 10am - 4pm Friday 10am - 4pm Saturday 10am - 4pm Sunday 11am - 4pm

With our combined expertise we can offer

the town and residents of Beverley.

Tea rooms….with delicious food in lovely tranquil surroundings (includes weekly lunch specials)

With a pleasant and friendly atmosphere.

Antiques and Collectables, Gifts, Dolls and Bears Small range of new baby and toddler wear

Doll and bear repair service

All with Mescal’s and Mary Ann’s Friendly advice and service

All Welcome!! Please support us.

http://www.kellynewtonwordsworth.com/

mailto:[email protected]


H RUSHTON & CO

FULL-TIME JOB POSITION

ACCOUNTS/ ADMINISTRATOR

for Farm Machinery Dealership

in Brookton

Have good experience in a diverse administration role.

Good customer service skills.

Contact Damien at H Rushton & Co Phone (08) 9642 1007

Send Resumes to: Fax (08) 9642 1175

or

email [email protected]

Beverley Community Resource Centre

A Feasibility Study is underway seeking information that will assist the Management Committee and Staff of the Beverley Community Resource Centre to develop future plans for the Centre. The survey closes Friday 2nd August. A Community Workshop is to be held on Tuesday 6th August 6.30pm

in the Amenities Building at the town oval. If you haven’t done so

already via the survey, please RSVP your name to the Community

Resource Centre as soon as possible. A light supper will be provided.

Phone 9646 1600

Casual Truck Driver

Wanted for Harvest

MC Licence required

For more information please contact:

Garry Miller 0428 464 066

HENS FREE RANGE

$10ea, 10 for $80, 20/$120 DELIVERY FRIDAY 16th AUG

BEVERLEY

9844 3485

Save this date

Stomp for the stables

A family fundraising walk-a-thon

is planned for

Sunday 20 October 2013

Registered individuals, families

and groups will walk, or run,

from Beverley to Avondale.

Participants can then enjoy a

community lunch in the picnic area.

Funds raised will go towards the

Avondale Appeal.

More information will follow,

but please mark the date in

your diaries now!



First Aid

Classes Is your current First Aid Certificate due for renewal, or are you required to have a First Aid Certificate?

Class Details: Saturday the 17th August and

Saturday 31st August 2013

9.00am - 2.00pm

Cost: $199 per person includes book, DVD and

your own mannequin.

Vacancies are limited. To book your class please ring Beverley Hospital 96463200

during office hours

Do you know what to do in an emergency? If you have a medical emergency and need an ambulance, you should always ring 000. They will ask you the relevant questions to get the ambulance to you in the quickest time possible. The questions they ask are necessary and assist the ambulance officers to best help you. Do not ring the hospital, or a local ambulance officer you know, for assistance. This will only slow down the process of getting you the help you need.

Remember – Stay calm and ring 000 in an emergency.

Cost of membership From the 1st of July 2013, the cost of ambulance cover rose. These increases are set by SJA Aust. WA Inc, not by your local sub centre. However, the increase is slight and membership is still a much cheaper alternative than the cost of an ambulance transfer should the need arise. Family cover is now $79 per annum. Single cover is now $48 per annum.

Thank you for supporting your local sub centre.

ATTENTION

CAT OWNERS We would like anyone

who needs to get their cats

Sterilised and Micro

chipped to contact us.

We need the numbers so a price can be

worked out to help cut the cost.

The new cat laws will be coming into

effect on November 1st so all cats need

to be sterilised and Micro chipped

before then.

The full cost for a female cat that is not

in heat or pregnant is about $250 but

we will hopefully be able to offer

discount on that price. Contact Phyllis 9646 1469

Mobile 0437 483 175

Email: [email protected]

.


BEVERLEYBEVERLEY

TRANSPORT SERVICETRANSPORT SERVICE Your local carrier for over 30 years.

GRAIN, FERTILISER, LIME, HAY, WOOL AND

GENERAL TRANSPORT

Agents for

Optima Agriculture

Supply and cart of Lime products

Garry & Sarah Miller

Ph: 9646 4066 or 0428 464 066

[email protected]

GREAT SOUTHERN GALLERY

Fine Timber Furniture (custom made on-site)

Art, Pottery, Glass, Gifts

Sale on Now! Open: Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays

10am to 4pm Located 1727 Great Southern Hwy

(York to Chidlow Rd) Approx 20 mins (30kms) from York

Phone: 0438 196 371 www.greatsoutherngallery.com.au

BEVERLEY AGRICULTURAL

SOCIETY

MEMBERSHIP

REMINDER To members…….

Don’t forget to renew your membership so your tickets can be sent

out to you in time for Show Day.

For those choosing to pay be Direct Deposit, please remember to post

your membership renewal form back to us also, so we know what

tickets are needed.

To those thinking of becoming members for the first time…….

it is not too late to do so.

You can download a form from our websi te

www.beverleyagsociety.com or fill in the form included in the

Blarney and post to PO Box 108, Beverley WA 6304.

Thankyou.

BEVERLEY TREE AND GARDEN CLUB

Members travelled out to the Talbot Brook Native Nursery for this month’s meeting and were treated to a most informative talk from the nursery’s owner on the health and welfare of root systems of native plants and the various plants used for bush tucker. This included inspection of roots of various plants and also taste tests. Plants covered included: Marsh Club Rush, Desert Kurrajong, The Blue Tinsel Lily, The Bush Tomato and Mumtries or the Apple Strudel Plant. Anyone who missed this demonstration can catch up with Lisa and Luke at the Show.

After our meeting and morning tea members purchased any plants they liked and walked around the impressive nursery. A great time was had by all. Thank you Lisa and Luke.

Members are advised that we are doing our show display at 3pm on Thursday 22 August. Please help with something for our display.

We can report that the three citrus trees kindly planted by Wes after the pruning demonstration are doing well.

Our visit to the eromophilia (Emu Bush) farm will take place on Tuesday 13 August and names need to be in soon, as we are taking the bus and need to firm up numbers. We will gather at the Dead Finish at 8.30am to leave at 9am.

Your Beverley Nursery

Native seedlings for revegetation, bush foods and plantations.

Our website is now fully

operational - order on line! Tree guards and fertiliser pills Tree planting service available

E-mail: [email protected]

or phone/fax Lisa on 9646 1716.

http://www.greatsoutherngallery.com.au

http://www.beverleyagsociety.com



Presidents annual report to the members of the Beverley Men's Shed Incorporated for the year ended 30/6/2013 The year behind us was one where the usual happiness of our members is expressed on each Tuesday morning and also one of sadness with the passing of four of our very valued members, the late Jim Cann, Ken Colpitts, Paul Edwards and Eric Overington, Jim being a quiet man [and from personal experience] was a marvellous innovator and repairer of machinery. Ken was responsible for all the shadow boards, which surround the walls of the new workshop and being a professional panel beater was very involved in the rebuilding of our 1947 Austin truck. Paul was an original member of the shed and was responsible for getting the grant for the indoor bowls equipment and Eric was not only an active committee member, but also our treasurer at the time of his passing. More recently, foundation member Harold Anderson and his wife Margaret retired to Baldivis. Harold who was a foundation member, always had the Shed at heart and

will be greatly missed by the members who made him an honorary member for forthcoming year. We also said goodbye to Richard and Dawn Hogben and Eve and Rhonda Seymour. We wish them good health and happiness for the future. We welcomed 10 new members during the year making our total membership at his time. We ask them to be sympathetic towards the mental capacity of some of our members, but hope they enjoy their company and the facilities the Shed has to offer. Our finances continue to be very well managed by Grant Hobbs who took over the position of treasurer on the passing of Eric. A detailed and audited balance sheet will be available to members as soon as is possible. Community work this last year included a joint exercise with the High School students utilising the facilities of the Beverley District High School. The project involved the making of 20 bird-nesting boxes for placement along the Dale River and was funded by Wheatbelt Natural Resource Management based in Northam.

We have a wonderful resource centre at our school and the Principal, Mr. Norm Ireland is very keen for it to be utilised for community projects such as the one recently completed. During the year we were very pleased to accept the donation of a Gopher in very good condition from painter and decorator Mr Rob Bain. The Shed also funded the purchase of a wheel chair for use by our members if the need arises. I would like to thank, on behalf of the members Fred Symmonds for organising the purchase of the new pool table and the refurbishment of the second table. Both are a well used by a growing number of members - Thank you Fred. Barry and John are attracting growing interest to the computer room. Societies growing need to become computer literate is making their knowledge and this facility a very important aspect of the Men's Shed. Progress continues to be made on our vintage truck by those, mainly of vintage age who are working on it, I have heard it may be finished for the Beverley Show, while at the other end of the Shed [the productive end], the boat is now complete and ready for sale. Neil has completed the manufacture of a gas producer, which is planned to be fitted to the truck. A small building, to house the Austin, is planned to be built on part of the existing concrete pad. The materials for which was donated by Daryl and Lee Storer's son-in-law, Jamie. His generosity is greatly appreciated. As well as entertaining our wives and partners for morning tea in April, we were again all together for a very successful Christmas dinner catered for by John Maxwell from the Hotel Beverley. We also entertained the Hon. Judy Moylan M.L.A. for morning tea on her retirement from the Federal

BEVERLEY MEN’S SHED (INC)


Parliament as our local Member. Judy was accompanied by the candidate endorsed to take her seat in the Federal Parliament, Christian Porter and also by President Dee Ridgway and C.E.O. Steve Gollan. I would like to thank very much our Vice President Ted Sampson and members of the committee for their help throughout the year, especially Grant Hobbs our treasurer and also the members o f the social commit-tee who managed to complete the year without burning any more barbecues. Thank you also to the social committee treasurer Colin Hancock who keeps track of everyone's birthdays, does the monthly lotto and does what Colin does best, on all our social occasions, collects the money. We fully appreciate the fact that Bruce Peck is under no commitment to provide us with morning tea each Tuesday, but when he is away, we certainly miss him. So on behalf of us all, thankyou very much Bruce and this year your excuses for being absent had better improve. We continue to appreciate our relationship with the Shire and thank C.E.O. Steve, President Dee and the Councillors very much for their continued support. Finally gentlemen, how often do we talk to someone who says is too busy to join the Men's Shed. I would ask you all to impart the message that the Beverley Men's Shed is mainly about doing nothing, except to have a cup of tea/coffee and a chat on a Tuesday morning The machinery together with all the facilities the Shed has to offer is available for any member who wishes to make use of it at any time. Thank you all for again having me as your President and I wish you and your family good health and happiness for the coming year.

Welcome to the Beverley Hospital Auxiliary's 69th Annual General Meeting. My first year as President has just flown by and I thank the Committee and Val Moad for their support and hard work. Mrs Pam Aynsley has looked after our finances with her usual dedication and efficiency and Val also had the additional work load of shop coordinator to her secretarial duties. Val and I had great fun shopping for Christmas gifts for the lodge and hospital residents, and a thank-you gift for Avon Trading who store donations all year for us. Thanks also goes to Delys Kilpatrick for making the Anzac Day wreath, it was lovely. Easter Saturday opening was a great success, very busy as it has been in past years. Our new location and the Bali flags purchased last year certainly seem to have worked a treat as we have had a very successful year. Purchases for the hospital and lodge so far this year have been a mobile shower trolley at a cost of $5,075.00, new curtains for the day room $2,890.00, a microwave for the palliative care room and in the pipeline new curtains/drapes and window treatments for aged care rooms and palliative care room with a coat of paint as well. An IV trolley is also on order. We all enjoyed ourselves at the volunteer's afternoon tea with our cuppas, yummy cakes and good company. Luckily we avoided a day with no power and the rain held off even if the breeze was a bit chilly, should have included a glass of sherry to warm us up I think. Our objective is to say a huge thank-you to all our op-shop volunteers, without them we couldn't function and also the generous donation of the residents of Beverley. We are looking forward to The Motor home Club's visit to Beverley in September. They are having a market day on the 29th at the oval and the op shop is supplying clothes for a fashion parade on the day, should be loads of fun so come along and enjoy the show and grab a bargain as well. That concludes my report for 2013. Vicki Glassby

BEVERLEY HOSPITAL AUXILIARY

BEVERLEY BOWLING CLUB CELEBRATING THEIR100TH YEAR

The Beverley Bowling Club is seeking any memorabilia or ideas on the best way to commemorate our upcoming 100th year anniversary. If you can assist with any information or items that can help it would be greatly appreciated. Please contact Sheridan, Phone: 0427 975 211 or Email: [email protected]


Beverley Historical Society

The July meeting of the Society was attended by eight members. Our field trip to Mt Kokeby was very interesting and a report is on the following page. Two papers were presented to the Society this month. The first was an account of an unusual plane sighting in WW2 by the Volunteer Air Observers. Geoff Edwards’ mother made a report that caused much interest at Perth HQ. The second was a consideration of the business of screening Moving Pictures in Beverley. LP Swan showed b o t h s i l e n t a n d t a l k i n g pictures in Beverley from 1927 to 1932 and the ledger of the financial transactions has been donated to the Dead Finish Museum. Handwritten notes attached to some of the entries provide an insight into this fluctuating business. Versions of these papers will appear in future Blarneys. Thanks to Joyce Ridgway we now have excellent photos of the 1939 train crash at Mt Kokeby, hopefully these may be published too. Donations to the Museum this month included:

“Forever Warriors: This book h o n o u r s a l l W e s t e r n Australian Aboriginal men & women who served their country in both war and peace” by Jan “Kabarli” James, self-published in 2010, Perth, with assistance of the organisat ion “Honouring Indigenous War Graves” & others.

The hand held School Bell from West Dale school (Brookton Hwy near Jones Rd), made of brass with a wooden handle, brass knocker & ring on handle to hang on a hook.

Giveaways from local Beverley shopkeepers including a Roller Blotter with moveable calendar; engraved “With compliments from BILL EYLES, phone 9944, Beverley”

And 2 Cardboard Fans with WA river scenes on front & printed on back “With Compliments from (a) W R Gillespie, General Storekeeper, Beverley; (b) Mrs E E Burgess, Ladies & Children’s Drapers, Beverley Phone 132.

Next meeting 2pm Monday 12 August 2013. All welcome. For further information contact the secretary at [email protected] .

TEEDE’S AUTO ELECTRICS Auto electrical &Air-conditioning Repairs

(AU09431)

Guy Teede Unit 5,

Lot 466 Brookton Highway, Brookton WA 6306

Mobile: 0428 721 986 Phone: (08) 9642 2333 Fax: (08) 9642 2344



Dear Valued Community Volunteers RE: VOLUNTEERS LUNCHEON – WEDNESDAY 31 JULY 2013 On behalf of the Beverley Health Service, we would like to invite you to attend our Luncheon on Wednesday 31st July in the St John’s Ambulance building, at 10.00 am, to say thank you for volunteering your time and services to the Beverley Health Service. Volunteers are a great asset to the Health Service and within the community and we would be pleased if you could join us for the Volunteers Luncheon. Please RSVP to Bronwyn or Paul on 9646 3200 as soon as possible if you will be attending and/or if you have any specific dietary needs. Yours sincerely Mrs Dorothy Sampson HACC Coordinator Ms Michelle Bauer Health Service Manager/DON

BEVERLEY HEALTH SERVICE

Address PO BOX 142

BEVERLEY WA 6304

Tel: (08) 9646 3200

Fax: (08) 9646 3205


SHIRE OF BEVERLEY

drumMUSTER

MONDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 2013

BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL

PHONE 9646-1200 Drums must be:

Triple rinsed

Lids to be removed

Steel drums must be punctured through

the top, out the base


Station Gallery and Platform Theatre News

Station Gallery

Artist-in-Residence

Botanical artist Marta Salamon has returned to Victoria taking with her the most exquisite watercolour of

flowering macrocarpa and bark from our region that she painstakingly executed during her stay. It is always

a delight to have such a positive artist-in-residence who relishes the chance to make meaningful work during

her stay and yet willing to open the gallery and spend time with visitors to further promote our town. One

such visitor, Anne Atkinson, and her family left with us some pages her father had written of his memories

as a young boy living in the railway cottages in the 1920s. An excerpt will be included in August’s Newsletter.

Marta also enjoyed joining the walking group at 7.30am every Monday, Wednesday and Friday as it gave her

the chance to meet new people and take in parts of the town she had not seen before.

Our next artists hail from Perth and will stay for the latter half of August. Eunice Mitussis & Biruta

McLauchlin will be working independently but welcome people to come and draw & paint with them and they

can give advice and answer questions. Even if you don’t wish to actively participate in art, please feel free to

pop in to the Station to make them feel welcome, and see their works exhibited. Opening night to the

exhibition will be on Friday 16th August. Wine and cheese will be served 5.30 – 7.30pm. Entrance cost $7

($5 if BSA member/ Friends of Station). Mark it on the calendar now and look forward to seeing some of

you there.

So there will be no workshops this month, however, during September there will be weekend workshops that

sound really interesting. Anita Stewart from Mississippi, USA is offering classes in the following:

1. (Sept 7th & 8th) The countryside of Beverley is calling you to capture it's alluring landscape gems. You will be walking

away with work you will proud of. Learn the basics while finding unusual compositions. Choose to draw or paint

realistically or delve into abstracting plein air. Bring oil pastel, acrylics, or ink. Your choice if you want to try mixed

media.

2. (Sept 21st & 22nd) Want to learn how to draw or paint your pet from a photo? Anita will have some of her paintings on

hand to give you an idea of how she can help you improve and make your pet's personality come through. Once it hangs on

the wall you will be talking to your painting, it will look so much like them but have that special something only you can

give. Learn from an international artist who has been in national and international competitions. Bring oil, pastel, acrylics

or ink.

3. (Sept 14th & 15th) Come watch Anita from America draw and paint a Beverley model. You will learn how to capture the

personality of your model. Capture their essence while adding your own special touches. Loaded with techniques and

shortcuts. We will work on faces or figures. Your choice. Clothed model. Bring oil, pastel, acrylics or inks.

The dates and classes can be interchanged depending on numbers and preferences so please contact Marylou

with your choice/s of workshops and preferred dates.

On the Saturday morning of each weekend workshop Anita will do a demonstration first followed by the

class. Cost $40/day, tea and coffee supplied, BYO lunch. And if the general public is interested in watching

the demonstrations they are more than welcome.

For further information regarding residencies keep an eye on the Bulletin and/or contact Artist in Residence

Coordinator Marylou Hutchinson on 9647 1027 / 0427 085 511 or email: [email protected]

Artists in Residence programme for the remainder 2013: August 15th– 25th: Eunice Mitussis & Biruta McLauchlin (Perth)

September 1st- 30th: Anita Stewart (USA)

October 1st– 31st: Dorothy McInnes, Jenneke Biehl & Suzanne Crawly, Sally Watts (Perth)

November 9th- 27th: Janet Pfeiffer (Perth)

November 28th – end December: Danielle Smith (California, USA)



Beverley Choir

Beverley Station Singers has met again this month under the direction of Kelly Newton-Wordsworth

and practice is underway for the choir to sing at the Country Coir Bash in September. Additional singers are

always welcome and the next session is on Wednesday 14th August - see separate advertisement and look out

for messages in the Beverley Bulletin or contact Sarah Miller - Ph 9646 4066 or email [email protected]

Platform Theatre

On Sunday 29th September at

2.30pm – 5.30pm “Voice Moves” (Western

Australia’s major choral association whose main

aim is to support and encourage networking

among choirs and singers in WA) will present

the annual Country Choir Bash at the Platform

Theatre. Leonie Thorogood, president of

Voice Moves, has indicated that this event is

proving very popular with choirs around the

state – it seems everyone wants to come to

Beverley! Our local School Choir under the

direction of Kelly Shaw will sing a couple of

songs to start the day as well as Beverley

Station singers singing 3 numbers. Following our home grown talent will be 6 other choirs, mainly from Perth

and ranging in size from a quartet to 60 people, all singing for around 20 minutes per choir.

For further information check the website www.voicemoves.com.au Entrance to the Country Choir Bash is $10pp and a gold coin (or two) donation for country style afternoon tea.

Country Choir Bash presented by “Voice Moves” (WA’s major choral association)

Sunday 29th September 2.30pm – 5.30pm (tea break 3.45pm – 4.15pm)

Beverley Platform Theatre

An event for the whole family to enjoy as 7 choirs “Sing into Spring”

Entrance to the Country Choir Bash is $10pp at the gate

Afternoon tea (gold coin donation) and raffles to be won

Rug up if cold and, in case of inclement weather the event will be transferred to the Town Hall

If you would like to be included on the email list for notification of

coming events (so you can forward to friends), email secretary Sarah

Miller [email protected] .

Left and below: Artist-in-residence Marta Salamon

PTO for more Station news


http://www.voicemoves.com.au



BEVERLEY STATION ARTS INC.

Membership Application/Renewal

Membership means

You become a “Friend of the Station”

Your support helps us to maintain the Gallery and continue to present new

and different events at the Platform Theatre

Beverley Station Arts is a non-profit organisation run by volunteers

Annual membership is: $30.00 p.p. (new member), $25.00 p.p. (renewal).

Which covers the period 1st July – 30th June.

Name:…………………………………………………………………………………………….

Address:…………………………………………………………………………………………..

Phone:…………………………………………….Email:………………………………………..

New member $30 pp Renewal $25 pp Donation

Please make cheques payable to

“Beverley Station Arts Inc.”

and forward to

P.O. Box 112, Beverley WA 6304 or;

Pay directly to our account at ANZ Bank account : BSB 016 540 Acc. No. 2024 40346

Enquiries can be directed to: Pauline Knight on 9646 1142

Beverley Station Arts Membership

A reminder that yearly subscriptions are due. See the accompanying form if you wish to renew your

membership as a Friend of the Station or see Pauline at the Newsagency.

Platform Theatre Chair Drive

Station Arts continues to build its store of chairs through a “chair drive” where by you are invited to donate

$20 for the cost of a chair. The tally so far is 350. If you would like to donate a chair, and/or become a

member Beverley Station Arts Inc (Friend of the Station) please see treasurer Pauline at the Newsagency,

phone 9646 1042 or email [email protected]. Membership forms can also be downloaded from

www.beverleywa.com (NB cheques to be made payable to Beverley Station Arts).

Dates to mark on your Calendar:

September: Sunday 29th COUNTRY CHOIR BASH – an afternoon of choirs presented by Voice moves

November: Saturday 2nd SCOTTISH NIGHT – Catherine Fraser and Duncan Smith

Scottish fiddle chamber music; Perth Highland Band; Highland dancers; the Bad Piper

November: Saturday 30th CHAIN REACTION – 6 piece Show Band playing Rock n Roll ballads and dance classics

December: Saturday 21st VARIETY CHRISTMAS CONCERT – Hip-hop Urban Youth Crew; Choir; 3BOB Band

January: TBA movie night

February: TBA

March: Saturday 8th OPERA ON THE PLATFORM

Gallery Open Hours

11.00am – 3.00pm

Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Jenny Broun President,

Beverley Station Arts 9646 1500 / 0419 040 063 / [email protected]


http://www.beverleywa.com



Hello All,

In this edition I’d like to cover off on some ‘general housekeeping’ about your local station.

NEW OFFICER IN CHARGE

Sergeant Ian Connell is the incoming Officer in Charge of Beverley Police Station. It is anticipated Ian and his wife Jane will be

arriving in Beverley early September.

POLICE RESPONSE

While most people would like to speak with their local officers it is not always possible. We spend most of our time on the road

rather than behind a desk. It is for this reason that your calls to your local station are diverted when we are out and about or off

duty.

When should I call 131 444?

When you want police assistance or attendance and it’s not an emergency.

For example:

• seeking advice

• reporting something which has happened in the past

• reporting a property-related incident for insurance purposes

• reporting a disturbance or breach of the peace (eg, antisocial behaviour or a noisy party) or

• making a complaint against police or another individual

When do I call 000?

Only in an emergency or where urgent police assistance is required.

For example:

• a serious offence is in progress, being witnessed or just committed

• any situation where life or serious injury is threatened

• a motor vehicle accident where people are trapped or seriously injured

• a serious air, rail or water incident

• any incident which poses an immediate threat to cause danger to people or property or

• an explosion or bomb threat

Both Commonwealth and State laws provide serious offences for those who misuse the 000 number and Police will take action

against nuisance callers.

We work closely with York Police. If we are not on duty, York Police generally are and only 20 minutes away, should a police

response be required. On the rare occasion York are unavailable Beverley officers are recalled to duty. So if you need police

please ring, we are only a phone call away, 24 hours a day, and seven days a week.

THE BLUE LINE

Beverley Police Station

57 Hunt Road, Beverley WA 6304

[email protected] Ph: 9646 3333

WHAT’S NEW?

ewatch is an email based system that keeps you connected to your local police and council so that you can help to track down

crime and be proactive in making your community safer. Join ewatch to receive regular email updates on local crime trends and

statistics, safety initiatives, emerging issues and community building events.

Working together as a community helps to make your neighbourhood safe, secure and vibrant for all who share it. Community

interaction is a shared responsibility that has proven positive effects on building a safer community, preventing crime and

developing community spirit.

ewatch is a free service provided through WA Police and Neighbourhood Watch and proudly supported by WALGA and Crime

Stoppers WA.

Every Police Station in Western Australia is involved in the ewatch program. :



This enables your local police to provide:

information on local crime trends

information and alerts on emerging local issues

local crime statistics

promote police crime prevention and community safety campaigns or initiative

promote local events that will improve community safety and encourage positive engagement between local police and the

community it services

allows police to receive community feedback on local issues

So jump on line and join.

AND REMEMBER, IF YOU SEE SOMETHING; SAY SOMETHING …………..TELL US. HELP

US HELP YOU KEEP BEVERLEY A SAFE & SECURE PLACE BY WORKING

TOGETHER.

Karen and Ian


PRIMARY HEALTH SERVICES available to the community of Beverley

You can refer yourself or your child to the following health professionals: Ÿ Child Health Nurse - Phone 9646 3200 to make an appointment, Hospital Admin Staff will assist you in setting an appointment time

(attendance Fridays). Ÿ Child / School Health – Phone 9646 1210 Ÿ Dietetics – Phone 9690 1320 Ÿ Occupational Therapy – Phone 0429 466 224 Ÿ Physiotherapy – a Doctors referral is required – Please send to PO Box 142, Beverley or drop referral to the Beverley Hospital

(attendance Thursdays) Ÿ Podiatry – a Doctors referral is required – Please send to PO Box 142, Beverley or drop referral to the Beverley Hospital

(attendance Fridays) ** Ÿ Social Work – Phone 9690 1320 Ÿ Speech Pathology – Phone 9690 1321 * Services are provided at the Primary Health Building, on the corner of John and Forrest Streets, Beverley. There may be a waiting time for services. * These services are provided by WA Country Health Service and are free of charge. (Please note that the Podiatry Service is a private practice and is not free of charge - there is a fee at first consultation but the WACHS/Beverley Health Service do not get involved in taking fee payments – only assisting at receiving the referrals for appointment. The Doctor’s referrals are usually faxed to the service provider, Como Podiatry, who contact the patient by phone and make an appointment). * If you have any concerns about your own health or your child’s health and development, please phone the relevant health professional to discuss your concerns. Alternatively, you can speak to the Child Health or School Health Nurse, or your GP, to discuss your concerns and to determine the most appropriate referral. Avon & Central Primary Health – Promoting Healthy Lifestyles

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MONDAY 7.00 – 10.00 Monday Breakfast – Bob 10.00 - 1.00 Mustang Sally – Susan 4.00 – 7.00 Celtic Note – Joe 7.00 - 10.00 Classical Sounds - Chris

TUESDAY 7.00 – 10.00 Mornings at Seven – Milo 10.00 – 1.00 Around The World – Leila 1.00 – 5.00 Countrywide – Wally 6.00 – 10.00 Old Guys Rock—Terry

WEDNESDAY 10.00 – 2.00 A Little Bit of Everything - Joe 4.00 – 7.00 Legends and Locals - Mark 7.00 – 10.00 Back to the Future – Frank

THURSDAY 9.00 – 12.00 Mustang Sally – Susan 12.00 – 3.00 Kaleidoscope – Chris (includes at

12.30, What’s Up Doc?) 6.00 – 9.00 Rock-n’-Roll Thursday – Milo

FRIDAY 7.00 - 10.00 Friday Breakfast - Bob 10.00 - 1.00 Discography - Tess 6.00 – 9.00 Friday Night Country - Milo

SATURDAY 6.00 – 11.00 Saturday Morning Variety Show –

Terry 1.00 – 6.00 Saturday Mix – Graham 6.00 – 10.00 Saturday Jazz

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72 hours of local presenters each week. Effective 17 May 2013



YORK YORK YORK CHIROPRACTICCHIROPRACTICCHIROPRACTIC

MacLachlan Centre,

Trews Road, York

Clinic available every week

by appointment only.

Tel: 9641 1500

Dr Alexandra Dr Alexandra Dr Alexandra

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B.Sc [Chiro] B.Chiropractic

Doctor of Chiropractic

Northam Physiotherapy

Northam 8am - 6pm

Monday to Friday

York Cunderdin Toodyay

By Appointment

Ph: 9622 5040

Fax: 9622 2800


York

Dental

Surgery

Now located at the York Wellness Centre (Old Primary School) 6 Howick St York

Opening Hours: Mon, Tues, Wed: 8.30am – 4.30pm Thurs: 8.30am- 12noon

Dental surgeon Dr John Fenn has provided comprehensive dental care in York for over eighteen years.

With forty years of dental experience you can be assured of a professional high quality

service as well as providing friendly and gentle patient care.

Come in and see John, Sue and Julie. Experience our new rooms and the benefits of friendly, gentle

and proficient dental care.

To arrange an appointment please phone: 9641 2925 or email: [email protected]

Follow us on: www.facebook.com/yorkdentalWA


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There is so much happening at Avondale at the moment! We are

all very excited and want to share with you the progress that is

being made, the things that are happening and ways that you can

be involved. We will also see you at the show.

Avondale Yabby Ponds potential for aquaculture

enterprise/research

During the July school holidays Department of Fisheries

Researcher, Craig Lawrence, donated his time to do an initial

clean-up, stock-take and trial commissioning of the yabby ponds

at Avondale. It was very exciting to see much of the

infrastructure is still in working order and Craig is preparing notes

to assist us further develop this project.

State NRM Community grants program

Avondale Farm Project Association has submitted an

application for a grant to assist in re-vamping the walk trail in the

Avondale Reserve, along with directional and interpretive signs.

The application also includes some funds for weed and vermin

control and gate replacement. We should hear if we have been

successful in October 2013.

WA Wildflower Society visiting Avondale Reserve

13-15 September

Just a reminder that interested community members and friends of

Avondale Reserve are invited to join the WA

Wildflower Society members and volunteers, either during their

surveying, or at their evening sessions where they

discuss the day’s finds. Contact Dina 9646 1004 for more

information.

Museum busybee

It is lovely to see the museum become a hive of activity each

month with lots of progress being made on the re-assembling of

the Grey Ferguson. It is hoped this will soon form part of the

moving display at our next open day. There has also been

progress with the pre-heater for the Lanz. The Massey 44K water

pump repairs are now complete. Thanks to Dave

Shopland. All museum volunteers are welcome to join us on the

3rd Saturday of each month from 8am. Next date will be Saturday

17 August. If you would like to join this enthusiastic bunch of

volunteers contact Dina on 9646 1004.

Avondale Appeal

The Avondale Appeal has now been set up. Donations of $2 or

more towards the Avondale Appeal are tax deductable. A

National Trust receipt will be issued. If you wish to make a

donation please contact Sue Eramiha 9646 0087 or

[email protected] .

Stomp for the Stables

Planning is well under way for this family based community event

to be held on Sunday 20 October. Walk or run from Beverley to

Avondale (approx 6km) to raise awareness of the unique

Avondale Stables complex. Share a community BBQ in the

Avondale Picnic area and help raise funds to conserve the stables.

More information Dina 9646 1004.

Fork Lift Training at Avondale

Our first forklift training session at Avondale is fully subscribed.

A second course is available 27 and 28 August. For more

information please contact Amanda at CY O’Connor 9622 6743.

Interpretation of Cultural Heritage

Avondale Farm Project Association has submitted an

application to Lotterywest for a grant to develop an

appropriate interpretation plan for the Avondale Machinery

Museum. We aim to convert the display into a regional

museum focussing on the story of Avondale through siting of the

exhibits, audio visual, interactive, education and public programs

and publications (including web).

It is about a four month assessment period so we hope to know the

outcome of our application by end of November.

General Avondale Repairs and Maintenance

Thank you to the Max Employment team, in particular the

supervisor Kelvin Quartermaine, for their continued

commitment to keeping Avondale presentable to the public, and

contributing to the tidy up of the property. Many years of

accumulated rubbish is finally being sorted through and

recycled where possible.

The small John Deere tractor with pallet forks has enjoyed a long

overdue service and repairs. It is looking very clean! Thanks to

Nooky Ridgway for picking it up from Northam for us.

Additional scheme water holding tanks and replacing stock head

tanks with larger ones, and the associated preparation and

plumbing is now complete. This will be a vast improvement of

water supply around the farm, particularly in the summer months.

Holden Ute

We have had an offer from Department of Corrective Services,

Wooroloo for their workshops to complete the mechanical repairs

and small amount of panel work on our 1954 FX

Holden ute. This ute was donated to the Avondale collection by

Rob Williamson in the 1970’s and is an important item in the

collection. It will be wonderful to see it in action at our special

days in the future.

Clydesdales

Robbie and Comet are getting lots of attention at the moment from

Marian Byrne, Steve Barwick and Mitch Kerr. They are

responding well to the work. It will be wonderful to see Comet at

the Beverley Agricultural Show. Thank you for the commitment

from our Clydesdale volunteers.

Beverley Agricultural Show

Avondale Farm Project Association will be joining other

exhibitors at this year’s Beverley Agricultural Show with

information about our Avondale Appeal and the Stomp for the

Stables. The display will include vintage machinery from the

museum collection and a Clydesdale horse. Volunteers will be on

hand to answer any community enquiries about future plans for

Avondale. So drop by and see us.

Dina Barrett-Lennard, Avondale Discovery Farm

550 Waterhatch Road, P O Box 74, Beverley WA 6304

Phone: 08 9646 1004, Fax: 08 9646 1002, 0427 477 734

[email protected]

Photo left:

A north side

view of the

Avondale

Reserve

looking south.




AVONDALE FARM, BEVERLEY

CROPPING AND GRAZING OPPORTUNITY FROM 2014

The historically important property known as Avondale Farm is a place where the community comes to learn about and

experience agriculture and history in Western Australia. It is also a venue for special community events.

The National Trust of Australia (WA) will be seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced operators to take on a

three year, plus optional three year, cropping and grazing lease (by joint agreement) of agricultural lands (approximately

450Ha arable) at Avondale Farm, Beverley from March 2014.

All proposals will need to be sympathetic to the educational, tourism, cultural and heritage values of the property, and

complimentary to related activities and events conducted on the property.

A public information session for those interested will be held at Avondale Farm in

mid-September to provide further details of this unique opportunity. National Trust representatives, members of the Farm

Management Group and Avondale Farm Project Association volunteers will be on site to discuss their vision of Avondale,

working in partnership with interested parties.

Initial indications of interest would be appreciated by COB Friday 13th September by email, fax, phone or post from which an

invitation will be provided to attend the information day. Contact details below.

Dina Barrett-Lennard, Avondale Farm, National Trust of Australia (WA)

P O Box 74, Beverley WA 6304

Email [email protected]

Phone 9646 1004 Fax 9646 1002

Beverley Community Resource Centre

Feasibility Study Community Workshop

Tuesday 6th August

6.30pm Amenities Building at the Town Oval

Light Supper Provided

Please RSVP via survey response form or phone CRC 96461600


BEVERLEY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL P&C

SHEEP POO DRIVE

.

Spring is around the corner …. so what better time for

the Beverley District High School P&C to be conducting

a Sheep Poo Drive!!!

Sheep Poo Delivery in town on Saturday 31 August—time to be advised.

In town delivery for a gold coin donation.

Out of town to pick up from town.

Sheep Poo $8 each 40 litre bag

How to place your order………..

Please return the order form to Anne Cleland by Friday 16th August

Fax 96472047

Email [email protected]

Post PO Box 50, Beverley WA 6304

School Drop off at the Office— Beverley District High School

BDHS Sheep Poo Order Form ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Please return by Friday 16th August

Name Phone

Address Email

Bags @ $8 each

No of Bags


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The Annual General Meeting (AGM) for members of the Beverley CRC DATE: Thursday 5 September TIME: 6pm VENUE: Beverley CRC, 132 Vincent St. Light refreshments will be provided. If you wish to become a member of your local CRC the cost is $5. For more information please contact the centre on 9646 1600.

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Feasibility Study CCS Strategic has commenced researching the needs of the community in regards to developing plans for the Community Resource Centre’s future. I have been asked if this means that we are closing, no we are not. We are planning to further develop our services and products on offer to the community. The survey that was sent out was to gauge your opinion of the centre and what you would like from us in the future. If you haven’t returned your survey then please do so ASAP. Mark from CCS Strategic has met with some community groups but intends to gain more feedback through a community consultation on Tuesday 6th August 6.30pm in the Amenities Building at the town oval. Residents, community groups, sporting

clubs and businesses are all welcome to attend. RSVP your attendance via the

survey or call 9646 1600. ***************

Parenting WA The three session workshops were conducted in June/July by Leah Adams covering Magic 123 and Emotion Coaching. These parenting workshops helped with managing challenging behaviour, techniques in encouraging positive behaviour giving them the tools for building strong and healthy connections with their children. If you missed these workshops or you would like to address other issues with raising teenagers, Parenting WA has a vast amount of workshops that we can arrange in Beverley. Contact Amor at the CRC if you are interested.

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1life partnership We are pleased to announce that the CRC has recently partnered with the 1life group, 1life aims to raise awareness of suicide prevention. Tuesday 10 September is World Suicide Prevention Day and to get the message out in the community you will see stickers and posters. Remember when you see these to take the time to talk to a mate and ask the questions if you feel concerned about their wellbeing.

*************** Community Directory Are you new to town, changed address or simply did not get your form in to be in the Community Directory. Forms are available now at the CRC or online at www.beverley.crc.net.au under the forms tab. Please register before October.


Session Details

Every Thursdays mornings from 9.30am to 11.30am (open for school holidays) Bring a piece a fruit to share, hat and sunscreen. $2 per family per week (for coffee/tea, crafts, toys etc...) $30/$15 (concession) membership fee for the year per family (covers insurance, membership to playgroup WA, invitation to regional events etc...)


Friendly Club

Our next friendly club meeting will be held at the Alex Miles Lodge.

Date: Thursday 8 August 2013

Time: 2.00pm

Hosts: Dale Ladies

Come along for a fun afternoon.

For more information Please contact Sylvia 9646 1072

BEVERLEY BRANCH COUNTRY WOMEN’S

ASSOCIATION www.cwaoswa.asn.au

What trying weather we are having this

winter. It has been good to see a little

rain over the past two weeks but the

horrendous frosts have taken their toll

on gardens and pastures. We hope that

follow-up rains will see crops, pastures

and gardens blossom over the next

weeks. There is still hope for good

crops yet.

Members have been busy preparing

raffles and items for sale at the Motor

Home and Campervan Rally to be held

in Beverley on 27th to 29th September.

We will hold Devonshire teas at the

CWA rooms on Friday morning and

afternoon and again at the new

Amenities building at the Oval on the

Sunday morning and afternoon. There

will also be CWA items on sale – such

as CWA Cook Books and other CWA

Saleable items.

A raffle with excellent prizes will take

place over the rally weekend – to be

drawn at 2.30pm on Sunday 29th Sept.

at the Amenities Building.

Best wishes to Mandy and Shane for

their wedding day on Saturday 27th July.

We all hope the sun shines down on you

for that very special occasion.

Lorraine Sims

Secretary


WD & LM SLEEP

Kokeby Concrete

Concrete, Sand pads, Bob Cat Hire, Site and Block Cleanup (can organise grano workers)

Beverley Youth

Centre

Beverley Youth Centre runs

every Friday night between

6pm to10pm and is for 10 year

olds to youth.

Any enquiries please contact

Youth Group Coordinator

Lyn Kay on

0411 355 811

BROOKTON

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Forklift Post Hole Borer

General Freight ingage and over width loads

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Phone:Phone:

Ron 9646 0318Ron 9646 0318

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Specialising in:

Gyprock Fixing & Flushing

Cornice Installation & Repairs

Sagging Ceilings & Removal

Cracks in Ceilings & Walls

General Flushing & Repair

Work

WG CEILINGS

Phone Wayne Giesemann

0413 091 109


(Design and Manufacturing Services)

Solving a range of practical needs and problems.

Specialising in: Kitchen renovations Shop fitting and modifications Furniture restoration General carpentary Alterations & installations Metal based fabrication Motorhome and caravan fitouts Pergolas, Decks and Gazebo Designing and planning Guy Slingerland 0403 602 335

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Phone Ellen Maddock (Mukinbudin)

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T his is a beautiful time of year to travel through the Avon

Valley and many are braving the cold to do so.

We continue to welcome many visitors to our town from

near and far. Sometimes, very far! Until I became a

volunteer at our visitor centre, I was personally unaware of

just how many tourists visit our small town. I have found it

really enjoyable to meet and greet these visitors. Some are

real characters and have interesting stories to tell of their

travels. Most speak highly of our area and seem to enjoy the

country hospitality.

We are trying to build up our souvenir range with locally

made products so these visitors, if they wish, can take

something of Beverley away with them. We now stock

local honey, hand towel sets, leather goods, jewellery, cards,

books by local authors, as well as Beverley mugs, stubby

holders, caps, tea towels, t-shirts, polo shirts and more. But

they’re not just for visitors. These also make great gifts to

send to family and friends who are interstate or overseas, so

please feel welcome to come in and take a look at what we

have to offer. You might be surprised.

We also sell a lovely range of Beverley postcards which are

a nice way to stay in touch with distant friends and family.

Just a reminder that the CMCA, Campervan Motorhome

Club of Australia, are holding their West Coast Rally in

Beverley from 26th to 30th of September. Our town will be a

buzz with visitors at that time so let’s all make them

welcome. This is an opportunity for Beverley to shine.

Again, we need more volunteers to join us in keeping the

Visitor Centre doors open and welcoming visitors to

Beverley. If you enjoy meeting people and could spare a few

hours, we would love to hear from you. Just pop-in to the

Tourist Bureau and introduce yourself to one of our

volunteers. You will be welcome.

Reminder that annual membership is due, benefits include

advertising on the www.beverleywa.com website.

Till next time, keep warm, take care and enjoy the Beverley

Show on August 24th.

BEVERLEY VISITOR CENTRE &

AERONAUTICAL MUSEUM

To view or download a full colour version of the Beverley Blarney go to

www.beverley.wa.gov.au


Natway Furniture & Constructions

ABN: 62 824 726 465

Wayne & Natalie Ashworth

Qualified Carpenter & Joiner Tradesman

General Building Work

Furniture Construction & Restoration

27 Brooking Street, Beverley

Phone: 08 9646 0159

Mobile: 0417 973 415 (Wayne)

Mobile: 0429 491 039 (Natalie)

Western Australian Wyandotte Fanciers Association Inc. We invite all members and non members to join us and exhibit your Wyandotte’s at the

Western Australian Wyandotte 21st Annual Show that will be hosted in Beverley.

Date: Saturday 7th September 2013

Venue: Beverley Poultry Shed (Showgrounds)

Public viewing welcome and free

Donations of trophies/sponsor most welcome and very much appreciated.

Annual meeting will be held after judging and new President, Secretary, Treasurer etc need voting in for

this club to continue.

Show Coordinator: Gaenor Carter 9646 1003 Assisting Coordinator: Kaylene Watts 9295 2946

Servicing Beverley, Quairading and Brookton

For all your Electrical & Solar needs Please call

KARL SMITH

0429 887 535 PO Box 2 Beverley WA 6304 Fax 9641 6150 Email [email protected] EC 006578 ABN 86 966 138 620

Happy Birthday

Kari

Moulton

who turns 18 on

Wednesday

14 August

Love from

your family


BRIDGE - Card Game

If you would like to come along and enjoy a game of bridge. We welcome all new members to join us.

WHEN: Mondays TIME: 1.00pm WHERE: CWA Hall

Phone for a Free Quote

Dawson’sDawson’s Concrete & ReinforcingConcrete & Reinforcing

“Your Local Beverley Concreter”

Concrete Formwork & Steel Fixing Driveways, Shed floors, Maintenance pits, Silo pads, Super sheds,

House pads Fully mobile service Over 30 Years Experience 7 Days A Week Professional, Reliable Service

SANDY DAWSON Mobile: 0417 375 221


SAMBA - Card Game Welcome any ladies interested in learning the card

game WHEN: Saturdays TIME:1.00pm WHERE: CWA Hall, Dawson St.

Afternoon Tea provided, Enquiries 9646 1271


Dalene Davies 0427 021 146

Remote Area CONTRACTING SERVICES

Water Supply Windmills & Accessories

Solar Pumps: Sales, Service, Installation

Fencing & Yards Trenching & Polypipe Laying

Agents for: Mono Pumps, Ebara Pumps and

Pressure Systems

Remote Area Contracting Services Pty Ltd

PO Box 638, York WA 6302 Tel: 9643 1047 Fax: 9643 1039

Errol Squire 0438 682 687

Unique Strokes W.A.

Painting & Decorating Reg. No. 4236

ROB BAIN

QUALIFIED LOCAL TRADESMEN

For Guaranteed Traditional Workmanship & Prompt Free Quotes

Phone: 089647 2102 Mobile: 0418 904 013

For Guaranteed Traditional

Workmanship & Prompt Free Quotes

Phone: 08 9647 2012

Mobile: 0418 904 013

York Estate Agents – (Beverley Division)

Local Residential & Rural Experts, honest and caring for your requirements. Whatever you are looking for, be it your first home, or retirement home, a hobby farm, a dream block of land or investment. We can help with a can do Professional Attitude.

Contact the Team at York Estate Agents for all your Real Estate requirements. Office: 72 Avon Terrace York WA 6302

Residential: Helen Stubing 0407 964 611 Your Local Sales Rep

Rural: Michael Bawden 0403 268 158 FREE Appraisals

Rentals: Jenette Callaghan 0418 929 011 Office: T: 9641 1335 F: 9641 1334

Helen: Email: [email protected] Office: [email protected] Web: www.yorkfn.com.au

BILL CHAMBERS

Chartered Accountant &

Registered Tax Agent

Tax return preparation

Financial and accounting advisory services

Office hours: Wednesday

9.15am - 5.00pm

129 Vincent Street, Beverley 9646 1566 (Monday - Friday)

ROYAL ANTEDILUVIAN ORDER OF BUFFALOES

GLE (Inc)

QUAIRADING BEVERLEY NO.163

We meet the first Wednesday of every month at the Masonic Lodge,

Hunt Road, Beverley

The objects of our order are

Philanthropy and Good Fellowship.

For more info - contact Bill McDonald on 9646 0402

For more info contact

Bill McDonald on 9646 0746



http://www.yorkfn.com.au


GJ & VJ SEEBER trading as

BEVERLEY PLUMBING & GAS SERVICES

Established in Beverley since 1997 Your Local Licensed Plumber and Gas Fitter Servicing Beverley & Surrounding Districts

PLUMBING ACCREDITED WATERWISE & ENVIROWEST PLUMBER SEPTIC INSTALLATIONS SEWERAGE CONVERSIONS MAINTENANCE & INSTALLATION of all PLUMBING

REQUIREMENTS INCLUDING BACKFLOW INSTALLATION and TESTING NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO BIG HOLDS CLASS ‘A’ PLUMBERS LICENCE

GAS FITTING LICENSED (UNRESTRICTED) GAS FITTER for all ASPECTS of gas MAINTENANCE and INSTALLATION AUTHORISED SERVICE AGENT for ELECTROLUX

Mob: 0418 929 141 Fax: 9647 2109 Tel: 9647 2115 (after hours) Email: [email protected]

Water Auth Lic No. PL216 Gas Lic No. 386 Back Flow Lic. 103

Beverley Paralegal Community Services

AGED CARE

Late Line ABC - 15 July 2013 Some disturbing news of current research shows the systematic bullying, malnourished, neglect and ill treatment of our most vulnerable and feeble in our affluent society (our elderly). The stories are numerous and too distressing to mention here. The facts revealed: there are 220,000 aged care

residents. problems with accreditation

processes. agencies with a shortage of staff

and training for new staff. the need for more spot checks,

by regulators (Commonwealth Government).

need more doctors and support services to services the current 3,000 aged care facilities.

There is a crisis in the aged care facilities which is recognised by the industry - as stated on TV. The new Aged Care Minister goes on to say, she agrees and will monitor the aged care complaints and needs such as more investment. She states 1,000 people twin share earn $65 each week and they will get more support to stay in their own homes and to increase the quality of their lives. Mal G Roberts

CRANA Aboriginal Corp. Inc.

Last week was NAIDOC Week

(significant for indigenous people)

One elder on ABC’s Q & A, stated that

she had visited, some, indigenous

schools, detention centres and prison’s.

She made a shocking discovery that

some individuals feel safer in prison.

Some talk was made that political

parties take responsibility and address

such issues from the Prime Minister’s

Office.

Once again we wait for the

indigenous, first people to be recognised

in the constitution - so far it looks like

we have bi partisan support, as vast ma-

jority of Australians agree.

Mal G Roberts Mitch Henry

Adviser/Advocate President

TRANSPORT

Daily Service -

Beverley to York, Perth and Return

0408 914 435 Home: (08) 9646 1668

COBB & STACY STANFIELD Email: [email protected]

FOR URGENT PICK UPS call COBB ON MOBILESMALL TO MEDIUM SIZED FREIGHT

0408 914 435 COBB & STACY STANFIELD

Home: (08) 9646 1668 Email: [email protected]

FOR URGENT PICK UPS call COBB on his mobile

SMALL to MEDIUM SIZED FREIGHT

DAILY

SERVICE

Beverley

to

York or

Perth and

Return


ALL TYPES ALL AREAS

ALLROUND CONCRETE

SHED FLOORS, DRIVEWAYS, FOOTPATHS, HOUSE SLABS, SILO

PADS, FERTILIZER/GRAIN/SUPA SHEDS

ROBBIE HIGGINSON

MOBILE: 0427 384 977

HOME: 9641 2459 FAX: 9641 2339

ABN:26 997 512 874

PO BOX 345 YORK WA 6302

ALLROUND CONCRETE

Shed floors, driveways, footpaths, house slabs,

silo pads, fertilizer/grain/supa sheds

Robbie Higginson

Mobile: 0427 384 977

Home: 9641 2459 Fax: 9641 2339

Abn: 26 997 512 874

Po box 345 York wa 6302

All areas All types

FIREWORKS

DISPLAY

SHOWDAY

We would like to advise the Beverley

community that following the annual

show day there will be the fireworks

display. The fireworks display will take

place between 6.30pm - 6.45pm. Our

experience is that often pets, dogs in

particular, can become frightened by

fireworks and behave in an out of

character manner.

As such, we have put together the

following tips for dog owners to assist

your animals’ well-being and safety

during this time:

Ensure your dog is securely contained for

the 15 - 20 minute fireworks display.

If you are leaving your dog at home alone

outside, check that all fences are secured and well maintained.

If you are leaving your dog at home alone

inside, a laundry room or similar enclosed

space can provide a familiar, safe and

secure environment.

If you are going out for the evening, you

might consider taking your dog to a

family member or friend’s home to be cared for, or even have someone come

and keep your dog company.

Please Note:

PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE

OVAL AT THIS EVENT

BLARNEY DEADLINE September

Edition

Friday 23 August 2013

at 4pm

Advertising details on page 55


ACT – BELONG – COMMIT SHOW DAY NEWS

It’s that time of year again and the Ag Soc committee (as we fondly refer to ourselves) are once again pulling all the strings together to bring the Show to life on the Showgrounds for 2013. As you have read on the front cover our theme is celebrating LIVING IN THE COUNTRY. Part of our lifestyle here, living in the country, is the generosity we all experience from our neighbours and friends in time of need. In the spirit of that lifestyle we decided it was time to give back a little more this year than ever before. So here is what we are offering… FREE: All children under 13yrs when accompanied by an adult have FREE entry. FREE ENTERTAINMENT with Circus Challenge, Syd and Kym Outback show, Urban Crew workshops and performance, Vince Haines the magician, sumo suits, gladiator dual, bungee run, mechanical bull, Beverley District High School Choir, Coastal Pipe Band AND fireworks at night followed by dancing the night away with the rock band Almost Famous. We are also very happy to announce the return of an old favourite with the Horses versus Humans competition back in full swing followed by rival factions lining up with East facing West on opposite sides of the Kilpatrick rope. Who will take the title for 2013? Plus we have all the usual show day rides, animals, foods, music, magic and general all round frivolity. Entries are starting to come in and everyone has their eyes on the prize of an ipad mini which one lucky person will win just by entering in one (or more) of the exhibition shed competitions. Membership tickets are being posted out as this edition of the blarney goes to press and trophies can be delivered to the newsagency. Schedules are available from local businesses or check out our web site www.beverleyagsociety.com . It’s going to be another big day this year, we hope you enjoy it.

THE BEVERLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS:

HEALTHWAYS, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND FOOD, STATE GOVERNMENT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA, BEVERLEY HYDRABOOM

H. RUSHTON & CO., YORK & DISTRICTS COMMUNITY BANK, SHIRE OF BEVERLEY

Check out this year’s band by going to http://championmusic.com.au/artist/artistDetails/Pub/35/325

http://www.beverleyagsociety.com

http://championmusic.com.au/artist/artistDetails/Pub/35/325


Lindsey Doyle

Ph: 0422 300 338 ;

PO Box 450 BEVERLEY fax: 9647 2010 email: dtworx@westnet. com.au

For all your air conditioning needs contact:-

Robert & Nathan Chamberlain

Avon Auto Air

Phone: 08 9647 2070

Mobile: 0428 472070

We are now accredited and

registered to install and commission Split System Air conditioners.


Daytime running lights

The practice of motorists switching on their driving lights during daytime hours is often referred to as Daytime Running Lights or DRL. As a road safety concept, it is based upon the sound scientific fact of being seen is being safe. It’s not rocket science that in low light conditions such as early mornings, af-ternoons, overcast, rain and in foggy conditions that a vehicle having its headlights on low beam is far easier to see than a vehicle without its lights on at all. Recently in the Wheatbelt we have been experiencing the shortest days of the year combined with foggy and overcast conditions. For your safety and the safety of other road users we suggest you check your vehicle lights are working and drive with your headlights on low beam. ‘Rocket Science’ research has found that;

When objects occur outside our direct line of sight or in the peripheral areas of vision, much stronger contrasts are required if detection is to occur. When detection relies upon peripheral vision, there is a greater need for high colour and/or a brighter contrast to allow prompt detection.

Where the contrast between vehicle colour and background colour is strongest, detection is quickest.

Best detection results can be achieved for all vehicles if low beam headlights are on.

This is important because it is generally accepted that a large proportion of vehicular crashes could have been avoided if early detection had been possible.

Laboratory-based studies have shown that the greater the brightness contrasts between an object and its background, the greater the probability of the object being detected. The lower the ambient illumination, the greater the contrast ratio required between object and background.

So was that rocket science or just common sense? You be the judge and do your bit to be safe on the roads, Lights On. Slow down and drive to the road and environmental conditions. More information Contact the Regional Road Safety Officer Tony Smith on 9881 5100

Wheatbelt South


BEVERLEY HOME

CHURCH

Beverley Home Church

Meets on the 1st and 3rd

Saturday of each month.

We welcome all to share in

Christ Centred Fellowship

with Terry and Glenda.

At 4.00 pm closing with a

fellowship meal

At 16 Barnsley Street,

Beverley

Enquiries — call 9646 0546

CATHOLIC CHURCH

Service in Beverley 8:00 am every Sunday at

Beverley Sacred Heart Church Lukin Street, Beverley

THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS

(QUAKERS)

Beverley Friends Meeting Old Catholic School Rooms

Dempster Street

Sunday 10:30am - Meeting for Worship

For more information & enquiries phone 9646 0575.

Anglican Parish Beverley/Brookton Times for Sunday Services for:

August 2013

Parish telephone is: 9646 1112 Correspondence to: PO Box 292, Beverley WA 6304 All Mail for St Mary’s Society, please address to: PO Box 292, Beverley WA 6304

The Church of

United Spiritualism of Australia

Schedule of Services for 2012 Healing at 2.30 pm and the Service commences 3.00 pm

Feb 12 Mar 11 Apr 8

May 13

Jun 10 July 8 Aug 19 Sept 9

Oct 14 Nov 11 Dec 9

Please contact Rev Irene on 9646 0470 for details of venue as this may vary.

Jan 13th May 12th Oct 13th Feb 10th July 14th Nov 10th Mar 10th Aug 11th Dec 08th Apr 14th Sept 08th

Schedule of Services for 2013 Healing at 2.30 pm and the Service commences 3.00 pm

DAY

DATE

CHURCH LOCATION

TIME AM

SERVICE

Sunday 04 Aug St Mark’s Brookton

8.30am Holy Communion

Sunday 04 Aug St. Mary’s Beverley


Sunday 04 Aug St John’s in the Wilderness the Dale

10.30am Prayer, Praise & Proclamation

Sunday 11 Aug St. Mark’s Brookton

8.30am Morning Prayer


9.00am Prayer, Praise & Proclamation






8.30am Morning Prayer


9.00am Prayer, Praise and Proclamation

Sunday 01 Sept St. Mark’s Brookton


Sunday 01 Sept St John’s in the Wilderness the Dale



BEVERLEY HOSPITAL AUXILIARY

OP SHOP Donated, clean clothing is very much

appreciated. No electrical appliances,

underwear or bathers accepted. Donated

items may be left at Avon Trading

please.

The Op Shop is open every Friday

between 2:00pm and 4:00pm.

OP SHOP ROSTER

AUGUST 2013

Aug 02 Pam Aynsley, Dalene Davies,

Dorothy Barrett-Lennard

Aug 09 Val Moad, Kate Badger,

Ailsa Elston

Aug 16 Pat Parker, Gail Alabach, Lee

Storer

Aug 23 Val Edwards, Peg Kempton,

Jan Sherwood

Aug 30 Vicki Glassby, Sandy Shaw,

Bette Bremner

Val Moad

Hon. Secretary

Aug 5 G. Redding/ B. Wauchope

Aug 6 D. Kilpatrick (ND) / S. Eramiha

Aug 7 D. Strange / E. Boyle

Aug 8 L. Willington / M. Smith

Aug 9 B. & J. Howell

Aug 12 B. Foster / C Tee

Aug 13 A & K Boyle

Aug 14 T. & S. Ward

Aug 15 S & M Morton

Aug 16 J. Islip / T. Valli

Aug 19 K. & P Smith

Aug 20 B Sims / D Ormorod

Aug 21 J. Van Tiel / G. Redding

Aug 22 K. Badger / A Elston

Aug 23 D. & E White

Aug 26 B Wauchope / G Roache

Aug 27 R. McCallum / C Tee

Aug 28 D. Strange / E Boyle

Aug 29 L Willington/D. Kilpatrick (ND)

Aug 30 B. & J. Howell

VOLUNTEERS LUNCHEON

WEDNESDAY 31 JULY 2013

More details on page 12

MEALS ON WHEELS

ROSTER FOR

August 2013

BEVERLEY CHILD HEALTH CLINIC

Clinic is open Fridays for appointments, home visits and/or immunisations 9am to 4pm

For appointments or enquiries please phone the

hospital on 9646 3200 or 0427 901 321.

LISA WAY — Child Health Nurse

BEVERLEY DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP

Meets at the O.T. Room, Beverley Hospital

WHEN: 2.00pm til 4.00pm The support group will meet every second Tuesday of the month.

Contact Sylvia Seddon on 9646 1072 Type one and two diabetics of all ages are encouraged to attend

as well as other members of the public interested or suffering from diabetes.

Please park on the road or behind the St John Ambulance Centre.

Ph/fax Mick on 9646 1607 or a/hrs 0400 804 045

Bridgestone Preferred Dealer

City PricesCity Prices

C & B SOUTHERN RUN TRANSPORT

DELIVERING TO: BEVERLEY, BROOKTON, PINGELLY

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY.

DELIVERY OF GENERAL FREIGHT, AND CHILLER GOODS FROM CANNINGVALE MARKETS DEPO.

PLEASE CONTACT PAUL BALDWIN ON

0417 953 968 OR AH 08 9646 0461.

Big enough to do the job, small enough to care.


Max Hunter’s Firewood Supplies

Ph: 96461 236

The Jarrah Bush Wood is sold by the tonne.

Delivered in truck or trailer loads.

WITCH’S KANGAROO RESCUE AND WILDLIFE CARE

What a surprise I got when I received a phone call from a lady out at the Dale saying she had found a baby possum. After we had arranged to meet, she considered that it wasn’t as young as she had first suspected after she became quite active. Once I had opened the bag I identified her as an adult female Western Pygmy Possum that had fallen out of a tree. These possums go into torpor when it gets too cold so they don’t need to find food when it is hard to find (bats do this also). It is like a hibernation but for a much shorter time. This very lucky possum would have not been able to go back up the tree because she was in torpor and she would have been vulnerable to predators and exposure. Once she was warm she was released back where she was found and gladly scampered up the tree and vanished. Most people never get to see these beautiful little possums because they are smaller than a mouse, with an average adult weight of 15 grams. This was so exciting for me and the family who found her. On a sadder note I helped a friend with a sick kangaroo last week and was so shocked to be told by the vet that it was indeed Tetanus, basically there is no cure for this awful disease and it is an awful death, so sadly this little kangaroo was euthanized by the vet. I did a lot of research and found that Tetanus is on the rise in Kangaroos and other wildlife and I will be going back to routinely vaccinating my kangaroos for Tetanus. I previously used to until I became scared of the side effects of the vaccine, which according to my vet is very rare and is more treatable than the disease. This will give them protection for about 5 years after they are released. Our hand raised brush tailed possum Hush, has been successfully released into the wild with Dottie doing this slowly over several nights. He still comes in and eats food but as this is getting less all the time, it seems like he is now able to find food in the wild. This is what is called a soft release where slowly they rely on us less and cope much better in the wild. Hopefully Hush will go on to live a happy and long life. For any wildlife queries please contact Phyllis phone 9646 1469 or mobile 0437 483 175


COUNTRY LINE DANCING

Every Thursday 9.30am to 12.00pm

Beverley Town Hall

Enquires: Jan

9646 4041

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Rural stoicism is poor for survival Rural Australians are often too stoical, macho or optimistic to seek medical help, leading to poorer cancer survival rates, finds the WA study recently published in the Family Practice Journal. Detailed interviews with cancer patients from regional WA found that stoicism meant severe and continuous symptoms were often self-managed. This included putting up with severe and long-term symptoms and rearranging lifestyle to accommodate these symptoms instead of seeking help. Lead researcher from University of Western Australia, Professor Jon Emery says they were amazed at the things country people would put up with compared to people in the city. “It’s a real worry” says Professor Emery. “The rural stoic male is celebrated as an Australian icon, but wanting to be perceived as tough or macho can have major consequences on their health.” The same study is what led to the creation of the Find Cancer Early campaign currently being piloted in the Wheatbelt until November 2013. “Find Cancer Early is here not only to tell people what symptoms to look out for, but also to help people get passed some of those attitudes which stop them going to the doctor when something isn’t quite right” says Find Cancer Early Project Officer, Karen Hansen. If you are over 40 and have coughed up blood or had blood in your pee once off tell your doctor. You should also tell your doctor if you have had any of these symptoms for more than 4 weeks: blood in your poo; problems peeing; looser poo (diarrhoea); unexplained weight loss; an unusual pain, lump or swelling anywhere in your body; becoming more short of breath; or a persistent cough. Having these symptoms doesn’t mean you have cancer – often they turn out to be something less serious, but it’s important to tell your doctor. More information is available at: www.findcancerearly.com.au. Find Cancer Early is an initiative of The University of Western Australia and Cancer Council WA investigating ways to improve cancer outcomes for people in regional Western Australia. Reference: Emery J, Walter F, Gray V et al. Diagnosing cancer in the bush: a mixed methods study of symptom appraisal and help-seeking in people with cancer from rural Western Australia. Family Practice. [Published Online: 30 Jan 2013]. Campaign contact: Karen Hansen, Find Cancer Early Project Officer Phone: 9690 1746 or Email: [email protected]

Media Release

http://www.findcancerearly.com.au


Travelling Overseas or around Australia? To book a holiday of a lifetime Contact your local travel professional

Catherine Riches

Tel: (61)8 9647-2173 Email: [email protected] Travel Associates Australia Pty Ltd - Licence Nbr:9TA1188

Member of Travelscene American Express

DRUG & ALCOHOL COUNSELLING

The Wheatbelt

Community Drug Service Team will

be visiting Beverley Hospital

fortnightly.

For appointments please phone Jackie Darby on

96211 055.



BEVERLEY REDBACKS HOCKEY August already, the season is nearly over! Firstly and most importantly it is time recognise our

Coach…..We would like to acknowledge and thank Chris Mann for her enthusiasm, guidance, encouragement and dedication to our team and the game. Chris has taken on board our move into A grade this season and is working us hard at trainings. This is certainly showing on game days with some fantastic hockey being played and a competitive team taking the field each and every week. Chris is at games, runs trainings, puts on team dinners, throws in an extra training when needed and more!

THANK YOU Chris Mann ~ from the team! We must also make special mention of our reliable umpires. Judy Davies and Karen Poultney, thank you for taking the time to come along to our games & umpire. Super job! As this goes to print the girls are talking about the Revue night… ‘What should I wear?’, ‘How should I do my hair?’. We have been involved with the Netball girls in pre-filming an act to the song Call Me Maybe. You may see it on YouTube soon. Stay tuned for photos from the red carpet.

Round 9 Vs Jenna 29 June Pink, Phuket and Weddings were in the air which left us looking for fill-ins. Thanks to Ros Mellick and Kira Strange who came on board for the day and both played extremely well. The day was piping hot and playing a strong team who know their stuff put our skills to the test. With 10 minutes left in the first half Jenna got a goal off a short corner. They got another goal in the second half, this one snuck in before we had time to blink. Once again we gave it everything we had in warm conditions. Final score 2- nil Coaches Award -sponsored by Beverley Electrical - Ros Mellick & Kira Strange Captains Award - sponsored by Trevor & Mandy McLean - Lisa Mourach Round 10 BYE 05 July Round 11 School Holidays Bye 13 July Round 12 Vs York Jets 19 July It was chilly! We welcomed a new team member Marika Winmar, great to have you Marika! With extra numbers on hand we could keep our legs fresh. We played hard but unfortunately no goals were scored and the game ended with a draw. Coaches Award -sponsored by Beverley Electrical - Kathryn McLean Captains Award - sponsored by Trevor & Mandy McLean - Marg Mourach Round 13 Vs Jenna 20 July Another home game against top of the table Jenna and with some tired muscles due to our double header weekend (2 games in 24 hours). Every player still managed to put in 100%. Unfortunately Jenna managed to score twice and in the end we come away with a 2-0 score. Well done girls - great effort!! We wish Margaret Mourach all the best for a quick recovery after a hard knock to the finger, there was lots of blood :( Coaches Award -sponsored by Beverley Electrical - Penny Burns


Captains Award - sponsored by Trevor & Mandy McLean - Kelly Mann

Sponsors Day 2013 4pm Game time 17th August We will be celebrating the wonderful support of our sponsors on this day. Beverley vs York Jets at the Beverley Oval. Please note the game time has been changed to 4pm to allow us to have a casserole dinner and drinks after the game.

THANK YOU TO OUR 2013 SPONSORS!! Beverley Electrical, Beverley Farm Direct Stock Feed Supplies, Northam Tavern,

Inkosi Design, U Beauty Country, Trevor & Mandy McLean, Avon Trading, Beverley Supermarket & Liquor and Blechy’s Tyre & Battery.

Training ~ Wednesday: 5.30pm. See you there!

2013 Fixtures Sat 3rd Aug Aces White v Beverley 1.30 in Northam Fri 9th Aug York Vipers v Beverley 7.45 in York Sat 17th Aug Beverley v York Jets 4.00 * note time change in Beverley (Sponsors Day) Sat 24th Aug Team Bye Sat 31st Aug 1st & 2nd Semi Finals Sat 2nd Sept Preliminary Final Sat 14th Sept Grand Final Contact: Want to keep updated on the Beverley Redbacks Hockey Club? Register your email on our communications list by emailing [email protected]

Lic. No. 000797

Beverley Junior Netball Club During the July school holiday break, the West Coast Fever held Netball Clinic’s in regional and rural areas for children aged 5 - 12 years old. Two representatives from the Junior Netball Club took the opportunity to train and learn skills from the state team representatives. Kana Moulton and Rebecca Grover worked in groups with Caitlin Bassett, Catherine Cox, Kate Beveridge, Verity Simmons, Chanel Gomes and Andrea Gilmore. The girls learned some new training drills, shooting techniques and basic skills to improve their game. Both girls will be teaching other team members some of their new gain knowledge, which we are sure will benefit all the club. After the morning clinic the girls had the chance to get autographs and photo’s with the team. It is great to see the dedication both girls have towards netball and their enthusiasm to attend next years' clinic. Keep informed of games, memberships and clinic by visiting http://www.westcoastfever.com.au/

Rebecca & Kana in Midvale

Photo on right (Left to right): WCF Players - Verity Simmons, Caitlin

Bassett. Chanel Gomes, Kate Beveridge, Catherine Cox,

Andrea Gilmore, Rebecca Grover and Kana Moulton


http://www.westcoastfever.com.au/


DATE EVENT RESULTS

Wednesday 26 June Stableford for club trophy Winner – Jane Murray 35 pts Runner-up – Glenys Collins Pin - Glenys

Wednesday 3 July Heather McLeans Trophy Stroke- 3rd qualifying rd, international bowl, Silver Spoon, Putting rd, Monthly Medal & Mug.

Winner – Marg Peck 68 nett what a great score. Runner - up – Lyn Mactaggart 69 nett another good score. Pins – Sera and Marg.

Wednesday 10 July Lyn Mactaggart Trophy Stableford

Winner - Maxine Watts – 41 pts She played beautifully today with 79 of the stick. Runner - up - Lyn Mactaggart – 36 pts Pin - Marg Peck

Wednesday 17 July Val Moir Trophy Stroke - 4th Qualifying Rd, Silver Spoon, Putting Rd

Winner - Glenys Collins – 73 nett Runner-up - Anne Szczecinski - 77 nett Pins - Maxine and Jane.

LADIES GOLF RESULTS Wednesday - Friday 26th - 28th June - Heather McLean, Sera Minchin and Val Moir went to the Rural Bronze at Wongan Hills. Val had a good day on the Wednesday coming in 3rd with her partner. Heather played well on Thursday but didn’t keep it up but besides that they had a good time.

We have coming up the Jubilee Fours, the last Silver spoon and putting rounds and then we have Avon Valley at Quairading on the 7 - 9 August. All the best to the ladies that are going


Beverley Netball Club The season is nearing the end with only 3 more games to go before finals. Unfortunately the Beverley Teams have not been able to climb the ladder and be contenders for the premiership. This year Beverley will be hosting the grand final which is on 7

th September and the grand final will be hosted in Brookton for the next 2 years.

Make sure you look out for the Beverley Netball Girls in the show bags stand at this year’s Beverley Agricultural show. You support over the previous years has been fantastic and helped us raise $30,000 to donate to the Beverley Shire for the new Netball Courts that are still under construction and with the weather the completion date is still unknown. Results from July are: 5

th July

Pingelly Green (64) defeated Brookton Glory (28) Beverley Hunters (58) defeated Brookton Blazes (7) Pingelly Blue (64) defeated Beverley Spinners (13) 20

th July

Pingelly Blue (46) defeated Brookton Glory (30) Beverley Spinners (25) defeated Brookton Blazes (24) Next Games are: Friday 26

th July in Beverley

7:00pm Pingelly Pink V Brookton Glory 7:00pm Pingelly Green Machines V Brookton Blazes 8:30pm Beverley Hunters V Beverley Spinners Friday 2

nd August in Brookton

7:00pm Beverley Spinners V Pingelly Pink 7:00pm Pingelly Blue Lagoons V Beverley Hunters 8:30pm Brookton Blazes V Brookton Glory Saturday 10

th August in Pingelly

(Please note the times have changed due to Pingelly hosting the JK Cup, the following is the correct times) 1:45pm Brookton Glory V Beverley Hunters 1:45pm Pingelly Pink V Brookton Blazes 3:30pm Pingelly Green Machines V Pingelly Blue Lagoons Friday 16

th August in Brookton

7:00pm Brookton Glory V Beverley Spinners 7:00pm Pingelly Blue Lagoons V Pingelly Pink 8:30pm Beverley Hunters V Pingelly Green Machines Friday 23

rd August in Beverley

Semi Finals Friday 30

th or Saturday 31

st August

Prelim Final

Hope to see you at the courts. Results from Caption this: “Look I’m dancing” “I’ve got my 3 feet, now where’s the ball” “No, behind you Claire” “Good reach, but who are you defending” “Let’s dance” BEST CAPTION IS……… “I am a ballerina, nice and tall, I am defending, but where is the ball?” tune of I am a little teapot song

This month’s caption this photo of Jen Petchell.


Beverley Men’s Golf

Fine weather once again greeted 25 players on Saturday 29 June for a 3 person Ambrose which was sponsored by Beverley Hydra Boom. At the end of play the scores were very close but the eventual winning team were Peter (Dipper) Edwards, David (Slab) Adams and Mark (Head) Edwards with a nett score of 60.34. This team was closely followed by the team comprising of Darrell Hagan, Graeme Hagan and Ian Roberts with nett 61.25 in third place was John Islip, Mel Vivian and Les Annison with nett 61.67. It was a day that saw a number of old faces come back and have a game namely Eddie Peart, Rob DeGruchy, Graeme Lewis along with Peter Edwards. The day was a team with the Best Gross score was Peter Edwards, David Adams and Mark Edwards with a gross score of 67. Novelties winners were:

Best Second Shot on 1 Stephen Gollan Longest Chip or Putt on 2 Darryl Burton Long Drive on 3 Mark Edwards Longest Putt on 4 Stephen Gollan Nearest to the Pin on 5 Darrell Hagan Longest Putt on 7 Mark Armstrong Nearest to the Pin on 8 Ben Murray Best Third Shot on 9 David Adams Best Second Shot on 10 Mark Armstrong Best Third Shot on 11 David Adams Longest Chip or Putt on 12 Ian Roberts Nearest to the Pin on 13 Wayde McLean Longest Chip or Putt on 14 Ian Roberts Best Second Shot on 15 Stephen Gollan Longest Putt on 16 Darryl Burton Longest Putt on 17 Darrell Hagan Nearest to the Pin on 18 Wayde McLean

Once again the club would like to thank Eddie Peart of Beverley Hydra Boom for his continue support of the club. Primaries 3 Person Ambrose was held on Friday 5 July with 30 participating in the day, a little down on last year. A great day was had by all who played and with novelties on all holes gave everyone a chance of winning a prize. At the end of the day scores were very close, with the eventual winners being Mark Thomas, Gavin Sazanov and Darrell Hagan with a nett score of 56.50, they were followed by the all ladies team in Glenys Collins, Margie Peck and Val Hagan a nett score of 59.00. Third place went to Mark Armstrong, David Kennedy and Brad Copping with 60.67 nett. The Best Gross score was shot by Mark Thomas, Gavin Sazanov and Darrell Hagan with 69. It was very pleasing once again to see many players who don’t play that often come to play in this event. Novelties on the day were won by:

Longest Putt on 1 Mel Vivian Best Position Drive on 2 Bruce Kilpatrick Best Third Shot on 3 Mark Armstrong Longest Chip or Putt on 4 Cliff Doncon Nearest to the Pin on 5 Glenys Collins Best Second Shot on 6 Mark Thomas Longest Putt on 7 Gavin Sazanov Nearest to the Pin on 8 Marg Peck Long Drive on 9 Jane Murray Best Second Shot on 10 John Islip Best Third Shot on 11 Darrell Hagan Best Second Shot on 12 David Kennedy Nearest to the Pin on 13 Marg Peck Best Third Shot on 14 Mark Thomas Best Second Shot on 15 Val Hagan

Longest Chip or Putt on 16 Terry Winfield Longest Drive on 17 Bruce Kilpatrick Nearest to the Pin on 18 John Islip

Again the Club extends their thanks to Primaries of WA and Terry Winfield for sponsoring this event each year. Unfortunately fine weather greeted 18 golfers on Saturday 6th July for the Streamline Brick Paving Trophy. This was the final round of qualifying for the 2012 Club Championships and also the Monthly Mug award. The winner of the day was Wayde McLean with a good nett score of 70, Luke Gollan was in second place with a nett 71. Terry Winfield had the best gross score with 80. Justin Smith also provided novelties on the day and they were won by the following:

Best Second Shot on 1 Mark Thomas Longest Chip or Putt on 2 Brenton Richardson Longest Putt on 4 Mark Armstrong Nearest to the Pin on 5 John Donovan Longest Putt on 7 John Donovan Nearest to the Pin on 8 Daniel Gollan Best Second Shot on 10 Mel Vivian Best Third Shot on 11 Daniel Gollan Nearest to the Pin on 13 John Donovan Longest Putt on 16 Mel Vivian Longest Putt on 17 Chris Pepper

Thanks to Justin Smith for sponsoring the day. It was great to have some rain during the week to make the course turn green. Saturday 13 July, 15 played for the AL Oliver Trophy which was a Stableford event.


With the course in better condition a number of high scores were anticipated. John Donovan had a great day and shot 38 points to win the day from John Islip who also had a great time on the course to score 37 points to be runner-up. We also had two visitors from Serpentine play in Keith Gray and Vic Tucker who both enjoyed the day. Novelties on the day were won by:

Best 2nd Shot on 1 John Islip Longest Chip or Putt on 2 John Donovan Longest Drive on 3 Terry Winfield Longest Putt on 4 Gavin Sazanov Nearest to the Pin on 5 Stephen Gollan Best 2nd Shot on 6 Vic Tucker Longest Putt on 7 Daniel Gollan Nearest to the Pin on 8 John Islip Best 3rd Shot on 9 Vic Tucker Best 2nd Shot on 10 John Donovan Best 3rd Shot on 11 Vic Tucker Longest Putt on 12 Wayde McLean Nearest to the Pin on 13 Gavin Sazanov Longest Chip or Putt on 14 Daniel Gollan Best 2nd Shot on 15 Terry Winfield Longest Putt on 16 Keith Gray

Thanks go to Paul (Chick) Oliver for his continued support in providing the trophy for the day. Sunday 14 July Beverley hosted the Darling Range Golf Association Championships. This was a 27 hole Stroke event. It was unfortunate that only a small field of 34 played. The day went well and thanks to Fred Sing and Steve Gowland for co-sponsoring the event. Beverley players featured in the awards with Darrell Hagan winning the best nett score with, Mark Edwards was Gross

Runner-up by one shot, Wayde McLean was 4th in the Gross, Fred Sing won the Vintage award and Bruce Kilpatrick won the best 9 holes (10 to 18) score.

Award Winners: Gross Winner Troy Bradshaw - 119 Pickering Brook Gross Runner-up Mark Edwards - 120 Beverley Gross Third Steve Denman - 122 Serpentine

Gross Fourth Wayde McLean - 124 Beverley Nett Winner Darrell Hagan - 100.5 Beverley Nett Runner-up Len Pettit - 102 Pickering Brook Nett Third Kevin Pollock - 104 Serpentine Best 18 Dene Marshall - 67 Pickering Brook Best 9 (1 to 9) Alan Jefferies - 34 Waroona Best 9 (10 to 18) Bruce Kilpatrick - 34.5 Beverley Veteran (55 & over) Tony Downey - 11.5 Mundaring Vintage (65 & over ) Fred Sing - 106.5 Beverley

Saturday 20th July saw the quarter finals of the Club Championships take place. Results for the day were: Championships John Donovan defeated Terry Winfield Ben Moulton defeated Stephen Gollan Mark Armstrong defeated Darrell Hagan Wayde McLean defeated Mark Bickley

1st Division Bruce Kilpatrick defeated Mark Thomas Gavin Sazanov defeated Les Annison Chris Pepper defeated David Kennedy Fred Sing defeated Mel Vivian

Sunday 21st July witnessed the semi finals of the Club Championships take place, with the winners of each match proceeding to the final.

Results for the day were: Championships Ben Moulton defeated John Donovan Mark Armstrong defeated Wayde McLean 1st Division Bruce Kilpatrick defeated Gavin Sazanov Chris Pepper defeated Fred Sing This now means that Ben Moulton will play Mark Armstrong in the 36 hole Final to see who will be the 2013 Beverley Golf Club Champion. In the 1stDivision Bruce Kilpatrick will take on Chris Pepper, this also is a 36 hole match.

August 2013 Saturday 3rd August Beverley Gas & Plumbing Stroke Monthly Mug Saturday 10th August Les Annison Trophy Stableford Club Championship – Finals Match Play 36 Holes. 9am Hit Off. Saturday 17th August Dave Adams Trophy Par Sunday 18th August Marc Edwards Trophy Stroke Saturday 24th August Beverley Show Friday 30th August Elders Day Ambrose in 3’s Arrange own 3 Saturday 31st August Peter Wansbrough Trophy Stableford Hidden Partners

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*****Sunday 4th August***** AFA Round 15

Beverley vs. Quairading at Beverley (Lyme Disease Awareness Day

with special guest Paul Hasleby)

*****Saturday 10th August***** AFA Round 16

Beverley vs. Cunderdin at Beverley (1973 – 40 Year Reunion &

2003 – 10 Year Reunion)

It was a pretty quiet July, with just the two games played, however, August shapes as a busy month as we charge towards the finals.

The Beverley Football Club would like to extend our best wishes to Darrell, Christine and Charlie Hagen on their move to Northam. We thank Darrell for his contribution to the Beverley Football Club as a player and a committee member and we look forward to seeing them around Club from time to time.

Congratulations to the Avon Football Association on winning the B Section Country Football Championships Grand Final defeating the Ongerup Football Association by 10 points.

A rare and special achievement took place on Saturday 27th July when Tim Kilpatrick chalked up 300 Reserves games for the Beverley Football Club. Tim has given an amazing amount of service to our Club, both on and off the field, and we congratulate Tim on this reaching this great milestone.

Check out the link to our website at http://www.beverleyfc.com.au/ to catch "Off The Boot's" feature story on the Beverley Football Club.

Avon Hockey Association General Bye (Friday 21st – Sunday 23rd June 2013)Women's Country Hockey Championships at Perth Hockey Stadium

AFA General Bye (Saturday 22nd – Sunday 23rd June 2013) Northern Region Colts Carnival at Wongan Hills

GAME 1 Final Points Avon FA 8.2 50 Mortlock FL 5.4 34 Margin: 16 points Goals: Avon FA A. Smith 2; T. Rogers 1; R. Clarke 1; J. Duperouzel 1; Taine Wilson 1; D. Williams 1; A. James 1. Best: Avon FA N/A. GAME 2 Final Points Avon FA 9.10 64 Central Midlands Coastal FL 1.7 13 Margin: 51 points Goals: Avon FA - J. Duperouzel 2; K. Bartoli 1; A. Smith 1; T. Rogers 1; Taine Wilson 1. Best: Avon FA Taine Wilson, James Adams and A. Smith. GAME 3 Final Points Avon FA 15.13 103 North Midlands FL 0.2 2 Margin: 101 points Goals: Avon FA T. Rogers 8; James Adams 3; B. Bartoli 2; Taine Wilson 1; A Smith. Best: Avon FA - N/A. GAME 4 Final Points Great Northern FL 12.8 80 Avon FA 1.3 9 Margin: 71 points Goals: Avon FA - T. Rogers 2. Best: Avon FA - N/A. GRAND FINAL Final Points Great Northern FL 10.11 71 Avon FA 2.2 14 Margin: 57 points Goals: Avon FA T. Rogers 1; J. Smith 1. Best: Avon FA K. Wittwer, R. Van Beek and C. Wilson. All Stars 2013 Avon Football Association James Adams (Beverley) Todd Rogers (Cunderdin) Aaron Smith Taine Wilson (Beverley) Avon Hockey Association Round 7 (29th June 2013) Beverley vs. Jennacubbine at Beverley Jennacubbine 2 Beverley 0 Margin: 2 goals Best: Beverley Lisa Mourach, Kira Strange and Ros Mellick. AFA Round 11 (30th June 2013) Beverley vs. Federals at Beverley

LEAGUE 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points Beverley 4.1 14.1 19.3 25.6 156 Federals 2.5 4.6 5.8 7.11 53 Margin: 103 points Goals: Beverley James Murray 8; James Turner 5; Josh Keen 4; Dale Wansbrough 2; Ben Parkes 2; Mark Spiliotacopoulos 2; James Adams 1; Will Schorer 1. Best: Beverley Dale Wansbrough, Ben Parkes, Ben Ireland, James Murray, James Adams, Dean McDonald, Robbie Wansbrough, Matt McLean and Josh Keen. RESERVES 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points Federals 3.2 8.4 10.4 13.6 84 Beverley 2.2 3.2 6.7 8.10 58 Margin: 26 points Goals: Beverley Simon Marshall 2; Darryl Pickett Jnr. 2; Mark Britza 1; Damien Murray 1; Karl Gillespie 1; Josh Edwards 1. Best: Beverley Damien Murray, Simon Marshall, Jai Jeffery, Graeme Lewis, Josh Armstrong, Darryl Pickett Jnr. and Sam Young. NETBALL Federals 61 Beverley 41 Margin: 20 goals Best: BeverleyGemma Ridgway and Kira Strange. Avon Hockey Association Round 8 (6th July 2013) – Beverley (bye) AFA Round 12 (6th July 2013) Beverley (bye) Saturday 13th July Avon Hockey Association General bye (School Holidays) AFA General bye (Thursday 11th – Saturday 13th July) Country Football Championships in Perth

Day 1, Thursday 11th July B Section Eastern Districts 13.6 84 Avon 11.5 71 Margin: 13 points Goals: Beverley James Turner 1. Best: Beverley - Justin Mann. Colts Peel 11.6 72 Northern Suns 7.1 43 Margin: 29 points

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Day 2, Friday 12th July: B Section Avon 14.5 89 Central Wheatbelt 8.6 54 Margin: 35 points Goals: Beverley - James Turner 2. Best: Beverley - Justin Mann. Colts – Game 1 South West 4.10 34 Northern Suns 3.1 19 Margin: 15 points Colts – Game 2 Regional Districts 10.7 67 Northern Suns 2.1 13 Margin: 54 points Day 3, Saturday 13th July: B Section Grand Final Avon 10.8 66 Ongerup 8.8 56 Margin: 10 points Goals: Beverley Ben Ireland 1. Best: Beverley James Turner. Colts Final 3 vs. 4 Play Off Regional Districts 6.10 46 Northern Suns 3.3 21 Margin: 25 points Avon Hockey Association Round 9 Game 1 (19th July 2013) York Jets vs. Beverley at York Beverley 0 York Jets 0 Margin: draw Best: Beverley Marg Mourach and Kathryn McLean. Avon Hockey Association Round 9 Game 2 (20th July 2013) Beverley vs. Jennacubbine at Beverley Jennacubbine 2 Beverley 0 Margin: 2 goals Best: Beverley Kelly Mann and Penny Burns. AFA Round 13 (21st July 2013) Beverley vs. Railways at Beverley LEAGUE 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points Beverley 4.1 5.3 10.6 12.8 80 Railways 2.4 7.7 9.10 10.12 72 Margin: 8 points Goals: Beverley Josh Keen 5; Taine Wilson 2; James Murray 2; James Turner 2; Matt McLean 1. Best: Beverley Josh Keen, Justin Mann, Scott Tomlinson, Matt Davey, Matt McLean, Scott Minchin, Jai Jeffery,

Taine Wilson and James Turner. RESERVES 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points Beverley 6.3 10.4 12.9 18.13 121 Railways 1.3 2.6 3. 6 3.7 25 Margin: 96 points Goals: Beverley Gavin Farmer 12; Darryl Pickett 4; Dion Syson 1; Aubrey Ahern 1. Best: Beverley Gavin Farmer, Sam Young, Daniel Bailey, Brett Shaw, Brett Jeffrey, Beau McLean and Simon Marshall. NETBALL Beverley 62 Railways 48 Margin: 14 goals Best: Beverley Narelle Bailey and Chantelle Meade. Congratulations to:

First Reserves game players for Beverley: Rhys Edwards.

Taine Wilson, who celebrated his 18th birthday on Wednesday 5th June;

Chris Byers & Elyse Morrissey, who celebrated their wedding on Saturday 22nd June;

James Adams and Taine Wilson who have both been selected in the Colts All-Stars at the Northern Region Colts Carnival at Wongan Hills from Saturday 22nd to Sunday 23rd June;

Stuart Murray, who played his 100th League game against Federals on Sunday 30th June;

Stephen & Louise Young, on the birth of their baby boy, Benji Willow, on Sunday 30th June;

Ben Ireland, Justin Mann (AFA Captain), Stuart Murray, Scott Tomlinson, James Turner, Dale Wansbrough and Robbie Wansbrough, who all represented the Beverley Football Club playing for Avon at the Country Football Championships in Perth from Thursday the 11th to Saturday the 13th of July and defeated the Ongerup Football Association in the B Section Grand Final;

James Adams, who represented the Beverley Football Club playing for the Northern Suns (Colts) at t h e C o u n t r y F o o t b a l l Championships in Mandurah from Thursday the 11th to Saturday the 13th of July;

Tim Kilpatrick, who played his 300th Reserves game against York on Saturday 27th July;

James Turner, who played his 50th League game against York on Saturday 27th July;

Matt Malpass, who celebrates his 25th birthday on Tuesday 6th August;

Jake Fleay, who celebrates his 21st birthday on Friday 9th August;

Kelly Douglas, who celebrates her 30th birthday on Monday 12th August; and

Ben Solomon, who celebrates his 30th birthday on Sunday 18th August.

Best wishes to: Gina Adams, for a speedy recovery after undergoing recent ankle surgery. Coming up: Saturday 3rd August @ 1:30pm Avon Hockey Association Round 11: Aces White vs. Beverley at Northam;

Sunday 4th August AFA Round 15: Beverley vs. Quairading at Beverley (Lyme Disease Awareness Day with special guest Paul Hasleby);

Friday 9th August @ 7:45pm Avon Hockey Association Round 12: York Vipers vs. Beverley at York;

Saturday 10th August AFA Round 16: Beverley vs. Cunderdin at Beverley (1973 – 40 Year Reunion & 2003 – 10 Year Reunion);

Saturday 17th August AFA Round 17: Kellerberrin/Tammin vs. Beverley at Kellerberrin;

Saturday 17th August @ 1:30pm Avon Hockey Association Round 13: Beverley vs. York Jets at Beverley;

Saturday 24th August Avon Hockey Association Round 14: Beverley (bye);

Saturday 24th August Beverley Agricultural Show; Sunday 25th August AFA: 1st Semi Final at Quairading;

Saturday 31st August Avon Hockey Association: 1st and 2nd Semi Final at TBA;

Sunday 1st September Father's Day; and

Sunday 1st September AFA: 2nd Semi Final at Kellerberrin.

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The Beverley Football Club urges all supporters to join as a Member in season 2013! Members are integral to the survival of our Club and your support is greatly valued. The membership fees for season 2013 are: Football Senior Player (age 22 and over) - $100.00 Football Senior Player (age 18 – 21) - $50.00 Football Junior Player (age 17 and under) - $30.00 Netball Player (age 18 and over) $30.00 Social Member - $30.00 Pay online now BSB: 016540 (ANZ Beverley) A/c Number: 431901492 A/c Name: BEVERLEY FOOTBALL CLUB

The Beverley Football Club Social Committee requires the services of an enthusiastic team to manage and facilitate the operation of our kiosk for our seven home games in season 2013. The Social Committee acts as one of our Club’s strongest resources and it is our wish with your valued assistance that this continues to be successful. Please contact Chantelle Meade on 0429 418 576. The Beverley Football Club invites applications for the position of Reserves Umpire for the 2013 season. Umpires Accreditation Course will be provided; Remuneration package provided; and Required for just seven home games. Please contact President Steven Minchin on 9641 6060. A reminder to all players, members, sponsors and supporters that you can now view all the latest news and events from the Beverley Redbacks by checking out our Facebook page at: h t t p : / / w w w . f a c e b o o k . c o m /beverley.footballclub?fref=ts To keep you informed and up to date on the all the latest news and events from the Beverley Football Club, simply register your email address with us at [email protected] and we’ll add you to our mailing list. See you at the footy!!!

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