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BANKSIA BULLETIN QUAIRADING’S MONTHLY PUBLICATION SINCE 1991. PROUDLY PRODUCED AND PRINTED BY THE QUAIRADING CRC Call: 9645 0096 Email: quairading@crc.net.au Online: www.quairading.crc.net.au/banksia-bulletin See inside back cover for advertising rates and guidelines.
BUILDING A BRIDGE How’s this for a new perspective of a new bridge? Do you try to sneak a peek every time you take this little detour around the bridge construction work on the York-Quairading Road? Or are you just sick of waiting at the traffic light? According to the Main Roads website, work is due to be completed by the end of February—so keep allowing an extra few minutes travel time if you’re journeying west! Images via @corey_linthorne on Instagram and captioned “Bridge 0594a”. Written by Jill Hayes.
CORPORATE BOWLS
STORY TIME AT THE CRC
WELCOME TO TOWN EVENT
Quick! Sort you team!
Bring your little ones for stories and crafts!
Are you new here? Join us for a sundowner!
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HOW BREATHING CALMS YOUR BRAIN An interesting read just for you.
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REGULAR HAPPENINGS & CONTACTS Please contact the Quairading CRC to make updates.
BEL CANTO CHOIR Every Tuesday (except school holidays) 9:30am @ CRC BETTY’S OP SHOP Thursdays and Saturdays @ Old Drive In CARPARK MARKETS & RAILWAY STATION Saturday mornings, seasonally (none held in 2021) COMMUNITY CAR & DRIVER Available for transport to medical appointments CREATIVE ARTS SOCIETY Thursdays @ CRC Art Space 10am - 4pm CWA Meetings First Tuesday of each month. GARDEN CLUB Last Friday of the month 10am @ Quairading Garden & Gifts HACC Second & fourth Thursday Outings JIGSAW SWAPS 16th of each month, 10am @ Golden Grain Café PHOTO CLUB Second Tuesday of each month, 7:30pm @ CRC PLAYGROUP Monday 9:00am - 10:30am @ Day-care Centre on Murphy Street QARRAS 2nd & 4th Mondays @ Community Building @ the Oval QUILTERS OF QUAIRADING Monday 1pm—3pm @ Old Railway Station building ROTARY CLUB OF QUAIRADING Fortnightly Monday meetings. ST JOHN AMBULANCE SUB CENTRE 1st & last Thursday - Training 7:30pm - 9:30pm STAY ACTIVE Thursday 9:30am @ Town Hall TOURIST & TIDY TOWN COMMITTEE Monthly meeting 4th Monday 10am @ Old Railway Station TOY LIBRARY Housed at CRC UNITING CHURCH LADIES GUILD Meet first Friday of each month, from March. VINTAGE CLUB Monthly meeting 2nd Saturday 10am VOLUNTEER FIRE & RESCUE 3rd Sunday of each month 8am at the Station YOUTH CENTRE Tuesdays and Wednesdays after school PAGE 2
Mary Stacey
9645 5226
Kath Hudson
0428 379 295
Ivy Osborne
0429 799 853
Dougal Fraser
0415 466 439
Russell Stacey
0429 451 093
Rosemary Mills
9645 0538
Lyn Whyte
0447 450 170
Phil Nonmus & Tracey Patton
9645 2222
Sue Anderson
9645 1661
Kay Fraser
0407 945 861
Amy Wilson
0422 101 402
Sue Anderson
9645 1661
Pip Hall
0488 045 618
Pauline Wray
0427 320 088
Michaela Stone
0429 797 106
Heather Gelmi
9646 6209
Phyllis Brown
9645 1245
Kate Walker
0418 213 940
Dorothy Rogers
9645 1125
Neil Marrett
9645 0831
Tracey Patton
0438 857 147
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From the Editor
Advertisers List Johnston Electrical
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Combined Pest Control
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Digging Docker
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The Roof & Wall Doctor
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Central Agcare
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Jury Transport
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Purslowe Tinetti Funerals
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GJ Jones Plumbing
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AW Duncan Carpentry
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Quairading Seed Cleaner
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Marzocchi Contracting
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Optometirst-on-Call
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CWB Electrical
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Spearwood Wool
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Dawson’s Concrete
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AWD Enterprises
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North Quairading Contractors
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Wheatbelt Physiotherapy
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Greenhills Inn
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Beverley Steel Fabrication
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Barclay Books
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Countryside Memorials
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Loose Stitches
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ALOSCA
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Summit Fertiliser
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MOWYABLOK
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CR Industries
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R2K Contracting
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A new year can bring new beginnings, some endings, renewed hope, a smidge of uncertainty, hotter weather, resolutions with varying levels of commitment - or none of the above and a good old carrying on of the status quo, for better or worse. I’m feeling like our community has a heap to be hopeful for (to be fair, it always does!) as we have a handful of exciting new things going on, and a nice amount of status quo for good measure. Right before the Christmas holidays, the Quairading CRC received very welcome news of a five year contract extension offer from the State Government. This provides us some very comforting stability, continued assurance that the current state government appreciates the vital service we provide our community—and the opportunity to shake things up a little bit, should we choose to. We also heard that the Shire of Quairading received excellent news from Lotterywest (we literally heard Sarah Caporn’s shrieks of excitement echo down the hallway!) with their grant application for funding to get the community park “Kwirrading Koort” happening—approved! Huge congratulations to Sarah and her team for getting to this point, we can’t wait to see action on the Old Ford Yard site in the coming months. While on Shire topics, welcome to the many new employees we’ve spotted around town! We’ll give them all another month to get settled in and hope to publish a few introductions and updates on projects in next month’s Banksia Bulletin. We’ve also spotted change occurring at our nearest watering hole, over the street at the Quairading Hotel! We wish Justin and Noelene well in their future endeavours, and welcome Jo & Jade to our community as the “new Publicans”. Let’s also afford these newbies another month or so to get settled and sorted—we hear the bottle shop and bar are open most afternoons, and accommodation and meals will come in due course. As will updates in the Banksia Bulletin, from other new businesses we’ve spotted on social media too hopefully, such as LT Restaurant and The Maker’s Keep (honestly, it’s all so exciting!). Our very short, cruisey January work weeks have come to end and we’ll be resuming normal hours of 9am—4:30pm, Monday to Friday as of Monday 31st January. I take back “cruisey” though, we’ve been absolutely flat stick with requests for help with digital proof of vaccination and ServiceWA app set up. Luckily we love the work and being able to alleviate the stress that tasks like this can cause many members of our community, of all ages and abilities! If you need a hand, please reach out and book an appointment with Tamara or myself. We can sometimes also offer walk-in assistance if you jag us at the right time so feel free to give that a crack too. We’re accepting monetary donations to the CRC in exchange for this assistance as sadly it’s not something the State or Federal government are willing to fund at this point. Lastly, congratulations to local award winners recognised at the Shire’s recent Australia Day event, we hope to also publish their achievements in next month’s edition. I simultaneously send my thoughts to anyone feeling the pain and sorrow of these celebrations being held on January 26. Happy February—see you at the pub! Jill Hayes Editor | Banksia Bulletin Coordinator | Quairading CRC 1 Parker Street Quairading WA 6383 PHONE: 9645 0096 EMAIL: quairading@crc.net.au WEBSITE: www.quairading.crc.net.au FB: www.facebook.com/QuairadingCRC IG: @quairading_crc
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THE PASSION SHEET EVENTS CORPORATE BOWLS Start organising your teams of 4 for Corporate Bowls which will commence on Wednesday 9 February and run for 4 weeks. $20 per team per week which includes a sausage sizzle dinner. Weekly, novelty and overall winners prizes given. Teams to Chris Hadlow via vincenthadlow@wn.com.au or 0427 466 203 by Wednesday 2 February. Bowls available for those who don’t have any. ABORIGINAL JUSTICE OPEN DAY AT THE CRC Wednesday 2 Feb from 9am - 3pm at the Quairading CRC. Aboriginal Justice is holding an Open Day ’one-stop shop’ where you can get help with ID, fines & licensing business.
9645 1607 or gpo@quairading.wa.gov.au RED CARD FOX SHOOT First shoot – 4 & 5 February (Friday + Saturday) . Second shoot – 4 & 5 March (Friday + Saturday) . Contact Tara Johnston to register your teams – 0429 966 018. RAP MEETING The next RAP Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday 9 February from 9am-12pm at the Quairading CRC. OPTOM ON CALL Tuesday 22 February at the Quairading CRC. To book an appointment please call Iselle on 0450 033 517.
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER The World Day of Prayer will be NORTHAM JOBS & held on 4 March, Friday 10am at SKILLS CENTRE the Uniting Church on Coraling The team from Northam Jobs & Street. The countries involved this Skills Centre will also be in year are England, Ireland and attendance at the Aboriginal Justice Wales. During the service there Open Day and welcome all will be time to share any students and jobseekers down for experiences you have had at any further assistance. stage of the countries I hope this will be a very interesting part of the GRANT WRITING WORKSHOP service. I look forward to seeing Thursday 3 February, Quairading you there. CRC, 6-8pm. FREE for all - Dorothy Rogers. Quairading Clubs and Businesses – learn where to find and how to WELCOME TO TOWN get the funding you need for your SUNDOWNER next project! Run by Whitney Thursday 10 March from 5:30pm – Consulting in conjunction with the 6:30pm in the Quairading CRC Shire of Quairading. Light supper Alfresco Area. If you've made the provided. RSVP essential to Jen move to Quairading in the last Green, Grants & Projects Officer, couple of years to live, work, play (or other!) we'd love to have you PAGE 4
over for a sundowner! Come and meet some locals and find out more about what's on offer in town and surrounds. We'll provide the nibbles and refreshments! RSVP: 9645 0096 or quairading@crc.net.au RURAL EDGE FARM SAFETY WORKSHOP Tuesday 15 March 2022 at the Quairading CRC 9am – 3pm. An interactive workshop designed to get you started on improving farm safety and building a system. This workshop will assist you to establish your safety priorities and provides clear templates and guidelines to get you started or take your safety up a notch. Cost: $495 (+GST) per participant and $250 (plus GST) per person for additional members of the same business. More information and online registration via ruraledge.org.au/workshops/farmsafety BUSINESS BREAKFAST Friday 18 March, 7:15am – 8:30am at the Quairading CRC. Calling all local Quairading businesses and employees, please join us for a 'Business Breakfast', featuring a brief presentation from CRISP Wireless on their internet packages very soon to be available in Quairading! Food and coffee provided. RSVP to the Quairading CRC essential by Mon 14 March.
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COMMUNITY QUAIRADING BOWLING CLUB We have been advised that as of Monday 31 January 2022 all patrons to bowling clubs including members, spectators and the wider general public are required to be fully vaccinated with at least two doses. This includes the clubhouse, playing surface and surrounds. Proof of vaccination is to be provided by presentation of a COVID-19 vaccination certificate (digital or hard copy) plus personal identification or the ServiceWA app before entering the Clubhouse. CREATIVE ARTS SOCIETY Have you ever used your hands and mind to create? Well now is your chance! Make something with your creative juices. We work with clay for pottery and have glazes and a kiln for firing your creations. We have canvas and easels for painting, cartridge paper for charcoal/pencil sketching's. Only one day in your week, Thursdays, from 10 am to 4pm in the Quairading CRC Arts Space. We welcome any Arts! Be brave, release the child in you, venture forth into the Arty Farty world. Upcoming meeting dates TBC, office bearers needed. ___________________________
SHIRE EXECUTIVE MANAGER OF WORKS & SERVICES Welcome to Darren Wallace, who commenced work with the Shire at the beginning of this month. Council looks forward to the experience he brings to this position. COVID-19 VACCINATIONS Aboriginal people who have concerns regarding COVID-19 Vaccinations are welcome to call Cynthia Yarran on 9645 2405. YOUTH CENTRE The Youth Centre will be opening on Wednesday 2 February from 3pm – 5pm, open Mondays and Wednesdays thereafter.
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BUSINESS CLINICARE PHARMACY QUAIRADING Clinicare Pharmacy Quairading will be closed Monday 31 January from 9am – 1pm. Trading will resume from 1pm onwards. Please ensure enough medication supply over the weekend to avoid disappointment. Thank you for your understanding. EJ & Team. QUAIRADING GARDEN & GIFTS Will be re-opening on Tuesday 1 February. New Times are Tuesday:12pm – 4pm Thursday: 10am – 4pm Friday: 10am – 4pm Saturday: 9:30am – 12pm New stock in store so come have a look. Don’t forget Valentines Day 14 February!
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MOWYABLOK We'll mow your block, small acreage and/or farm driveways. "If it grows, we’ll mow”. Give Tayls a call on 0429 451 158. THE HAIR STUDIO Open Thursdays and Fridays only, appointments essential. Phone Janette 0427 566 251. SPRING CLEANING Whether it’s washing windows and fly screens, cleaning out grimy cupboards, ceiling fans, light fittings, the fire place, rubbish bins – if you want something cleaned I’d be delighted to do it for you. Local Quairading resident. Police cleared, ABN, Working with Children. Please phone: 0459 405 333. ___________________________
JOBS BOARD
LOOSE STITCHES We will reopen on Tuesday 15 February 2022. Thank you to all our wonderful clients for your support over the year and we wish you all a fabulous Christmas with family and friends and a wonderful New Year. Rocky, Sharon and Robyn.
WORK WANTED Local resident looking for work. Experience in gardening, service/ mechanical work, painting and other handyman jobs. Contact Dave 0429 777 172. ___________________________
GOLDEN GRAIN CAFÉ Time for us to have a little bit of chill time. Our new operating hours are: 8am - 2pm, 7 days a week. Closed for dinners until February, except for special events.
QUAIRADING FRAIL AND AGED LODGE COMMITTEE INC. Next meeting will be held at 10am on Monday 14 February 2022 in the Council Chambers. Members of the public are very welcome to attend. Apologies and enquiries please to President Jo Hayes: gcjchayes@bigpond.com or 0428 466 219.
LOGO EMBROIDERY 15 years experience in the logo embroidery business. Specialising in school uniforms, company work shirts, personalised items, and leather. Some clients include; North Fremantle Primary School Uniforms, Parkerville Primary School Leavers Hoodies and Tshirts, Kailam Transport work shirts (Best Business in WA with under 10 employees 2020), Wilcarra Farm work shirts. Please text Lyn Cowcill 0458 444 078.
MEETINGS
AG SOCIETY AGM Tuesday 15 February 2022 at the Quairading CRC. Apologies and agenda items to Jill via email quairadingagshow@outlook.com GARDEN LOVERS GROUP We meet on the last Friday of the month, 10am at ‘Quairading Garden and Gifts’ shop. All are welcome.
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QUAIRADING VFRS Meet every second Wednesday of the month at 5:30pm, with training sessions every first and third Wednesday of the month at 5pm. All are welcome. ST JOHN WA QUAIRADING SUB BRANCH Training for volunteers is held on the first and last Thursday of each month, commencing at 7:30pm. If you are interested in volunteering, please feel free to come to our training to see what we do. ____________________________
BUY, SELL, RENT FOR SALE Ladies bike (older style), 28”, 3 gears – $60 ONO. Thomson LED TV/DVD combo, 23.6” HDMI and USB ports, comes with operating manual (RRP $259) – $120 ONO. Orange and black VAX cylinder vacuum, wet and dry, in good condition – $60 ONO. Contact Ann on 0457 452 454. QUAIRADING RENTAL Short term accommodation in Quairading. 3 bedroom air-conditioned house in town centre; just a 2 minute walk to shops and café. Book through Airbnb: https://abnb.me/1zDh2d00Wlb. COASTAL HOLIDAY APARTMENTS Self-contained (kitchen & laundry) popular coastal holiday apartments available for short term accommodation. Absolute beachfront with views of Rottnest Island! Private balcony and a designated parking bay located in a quiet cul-de-sac. Just a 5 minute walk to parks, cafes, gym, general store, chemist and hairdresser. Bus stop out front and 1km cycle/walk path along cliff tops to Fremantle Train station. To book phone Lyn Cowcill 0458 444 078. PEA STRAW FOR SALE New season straw available- Contains no peas. Pea straw for gardens, $10 per bale. Phone Trevor on 0427 466 225 or Jacqui on 0408 905 466.
General Farm Hand Position Available D & C Richards & Co are looking for a general farm hand to join our operation in either a full or part time capacity. We are a family run mixed cropping and sheep enterprise located 25km south of Quairading. We are looking for someone willing to learn, able to work independently and as part of a team in a safe manner. Farming experience is preferred but not essential, and applicants with a truck license are preferred. On the job training will be offered for the right applicant. A generous renumeration package and work ute come with employment based on ability and experience. Fore more information please call Matt Richards on 0427 526 226 or to apply please forward resume through to mrichards_90@hotmail.com
2022 Banksia Bulletin Deadlines The Banksia Bulletin is printed on the last Thursday of each month (except December), with the deadline for all content being 12pm Tuesday of that week. Tuesday 25th January 2022 Tuesday 22nd February 2022 Tuesday 29th March 2022 Tuesday 26th April 2022 Tuesday 24th May 2022 Tuesday 28th June 2022 Tuesday 26th July 2022 Tuesday 23rd August 2022 Tuesday 27th September 2022
FOXY’S FIRE WOOD Trailer load of wood for $180 please phone Foxy on 9645 7048 or 0408 536 212 for more details. PAGE 6
Tuesday 25th October 2022 Tuesday 22nd November 2022
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SWITCHBOARDS RENOVATIONS FAULT FINDING ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE LIGHTS POWERPOINTS CEILING FANS GENERATOR CHANGEOVER SWITCHES HOUSES HWS ELEMENTS SHEDS/GARAGES TV OUTLETS AERIALS MOBILE PHONE SIGNAL BOOSTERS TELECOMMUNICATION OUTLETS FOR PHONE AND COMPUTERS EASY TO USE HOME SECURITY SYSTEMS
FOR ALL YOUR WIRING, RE-WIRING, UPGRADES, INSTALLS, REPAIRS AND RELOCATIONS.
CAMERON JOHNSTON: 0427 198 989 cjohnston.electrical@gmail.com Thank you for supporting local business EC:13918
COMBINED PEST CONTROL WA
DIGGING DOCKER
P\L Owner Operator Ross Leo
Spider, fly, mosquito service $242 New or Non annual Spider, fly & mosquito service exterior only $220 Spider, fly & mosquito service exterior only Add on services +$77 for House interior treatment -With an exterior service only +$27.50 Roof space treatment - Per roof space with any service Please note-Add on services must be carried out in the same booking time slot. Termites $264 New or non annual termite inspection $242 Annual termite inspection We also provide pest control for cockroaches, rodents, ants, silverfish, bird control and all other common pests in and around your home or business. Contact: Ross or Bianca Phone: 0438 375 146 Email: office@combinedpc.com.au Website: www.combinedpc.com.au Prices are for single domestic sites, with standard size buildings, on a standard size block for 2021 All prices include GST. Prices are subject to change. We service your area all year and have done so for 20 years. PAGE 8
Ray & Stephen
Mobile: 0407 755 239
Colourbond fencing Pool Fencing Paving Limestone Artificial Turf 4 in 1 Bucket Trencher Post hole Digger 3.5 Tonne Tip Truck Yard Clean ups
Check out some of our work on our Facebook page “DiggingDocker”
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MEDICAL PRACTICE 19 Harris Street / PO Box 125 Quairading WA 6383 GENERAL PRACTITIONERS Dr Adenola Adeleye MBCHB, MPH, FRACGP
Practice Manager Karleen Walling Practice Nurse Jess Richards RN Chloe Campbell RN ADMINISTRATION Hailey Pulford Dean Williams Michaela Stone PRACTICE HOURS MONDAY - THURS 8:30am—12:30pm 1:30pm—5:00pm FRIDAY 8:30am—12:00pm Please note these are the opening hours of the Medical practice and do not reflect appointment availability.
VISITING PROFESSIONALS Female GP Dr Ellie Brusasco Podiatrist Laura Buckingham Dietitian Laura Nairn Diabetes Educator Sandy Havlin Clinical Psychologist Carol Deppe OTHER SERVICES OFFERED Health Assessments Skin Checks Flu Clinics Immunisations/Vaccinations Diabetes Management Pathology Preventative Medicine Chronic Illness Care Plans Occupational Therapy by referral Antenatal Care Physiotherapist by referral Health Checks/Medical Reports Nursing Home Visits to Quairading Hospital PATS—Patient Assisted Travel Scheme Applications Home visits when deemed safe and necessary by GP
PHONE: 9645 1210 FAX: 9645 1066
VISITING MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS 1st February 2020 Laura Buckingham nd 2 February 2022 Chloe Campbell 3rd February 2022 Chloe Campbell th 4 February 2022 Chloe Campbell 7th February 2022 Laura Nairn th 7 February 2022 Sandy Havlin th 8 February 2022 Dr Ellie Brusasco 9th February 2022 Dr Ellie Brusasco th 15 February 2022 Laura Buckingham
Podiatrist Practice Nurse Practice Nurse Practice Nurse Dietitian Diabetes Educator Female GP Female GP Podiatrist
Sadly Zuh our friendly podiatrist has left and is now with her family overseas. We now welcome Laura Buckingham to be your new podiatrist Our clinical psychologist Carol Deppe will not be attending the surgery in 2022. You may however continue to see her in York. Her number is 0400 480 585 MY AGED CARE To begin the process for My Aged Care please make a double appointment with your GP. We have brochures available at the surgery to assist you with this process. APPOINTMENTS Dr Ade is filling up his appointments very quickly and in advance. Please keep this in mind when you require an appointment. With this in mind there is also a 2 day turn around for any telephone script requests. COVID VACCINATIONS 5 – 11 year old vaccinations will commence in middle of February. Please call to book on the waiting list. Please call one of our friendly receptionists to book a jab if you haven’t had one yet. We are holding booster Vaccine clinics weekly. STAFF We welcome Dean Williams to the surgery who will be our new Patient Support Officer. ENJOY OUR PRACTICE NEWSLETTER BUT PLEASE REMEMBER THAT DECISIONS ABOUT MEDICAL CARE SHOULD BE MADE IN CONSULTATION WITH YOUR DOCTOR BEFORE ACTING ON ANY OF THE INFORMATION.
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THE QUAIRADING RED CARD FOX SHOOT WEEKENDS TO BE HELD ON 4TH – 5TH OF FEBRUARY & 4TH – 5TH MARCH PLEASE CONTACT TARA JOHNSTON ON 0429 966 018 TO REGISTER YOUR TEAMS 6TH FEBRUARY – PLEASE SEND A PIC OF YOUR TALLY – NO NEED TO COME TO TOWN SUNDAY 6TH MARCH TOTAL TALLY & BREAKFAST QDG COMMUNITY BUILDING AT 8AM PAGE 15
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G.J. Jones Plumbing & Gas For all your Plumbing & Gas Fitting requirements
PL 6411 GF 007835
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Contact Glen on 0437 937 855
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CORPORATE BOWLS QUAIRADING BOWLING CLUB INVITE YOU TO GET YOUR TEAMS TOGETHER AND ENJOY AN EVENING OUT!
Starts Wednesday 9th February at 6pm, runs weekly for 4 weeks
Submit your team/s to vincenthadlow@wn.com.au by Monday 7th February
$40 per team per week
Sausage sizzle provided
No bowling experience required, bowls available to borrow at the Club
Weekly and overall prizes
Flat soled shoes or bare feet
Please note: Players/spectators will be required to show proof of double vaccination
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Dawson’s Concrete & Reinforcing SANDY DAWSON Call: 0417 375 221 Concrete Formwork & Steel Fixing Sheds, Silo Pads, Culverts Over 30 years experience Professional, Reliable Service Email: pameladawson@bigpond.com Check out our recent work on Facebook: facebook.com/DawsonsConcrete PO Box 505, Beverley WA 6304
AWD Enterprises Painting Contractors
Interior / Exterior
Home
Commercial
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Insurance
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Contact Wally Call: 0411 494 340 Email: walterstrother@hotmail.com Rego No 2916
CAM FRASER
Wheatbelt Physiotherapy
SPREADING, TRUCKING, SEEDING & HARVESTING LATE SEASON IN CROP SPRAYING
York: Monday and Thursday mornings Cunderdin: Tuesday and Friday mornings Northam: Monday and Thursday afternoons Goomalling: Tuesday and Friday afternoons
(MULTI SPREADER AND 36M SP BOOMSPRAY ON 3M WHEEL CENTRES, BOTH SUITED TO TRAMLINES) LIKE US ON FACEBOOK FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM
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Dean Butler B. Sc. (physio) GCOSH
Call / Text: 0472 756 323 Email: wheatbeltphysio@gmail.com Book appointments online via Facebook: www.facebook.com/ wheatbeltphysio
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Need one-on-one help? Book an appointment with the Quairading CRC for assistance. Donations in exchange for support are appreciated. Call: 9645 0096
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Countryside Memorials New, Used & Collectible Books If it’s not in stock we will find it for you!
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OXTER SERVICES www.oxter.com.au oxter@westnet.com.au
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Loose Stitches It’s our birthday and we want to party! Loosies is turning 7 years old, so make the fairy bread and cook the little red sausages because we are having a sale!!! 20% off everything (excluding new fabric ranges) until the end of February. We are open on Tuesday 15th February @ 9am Already we have days booked with ladies visiting Loosies so we are looking forward to a busy couple of months. We have some lovely new fabrics and patterns that have arrived in the new year so pop in and have a look.
Loose Stitches
CALL: 9645 1806
Patchwork & Sewing Supplies
EMAIL: loosestitches@hotmail.com
37 Heal Street, Quairading WA 6383
WEBSITE: www.loosestitches.com.au
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Quairading Library News Busy times at the library. I am in the middle of a huge book exchange, which includes hundreds of new books, DVDS, and audio books. The library is a free community service located in the Quairading Post Office. It is free to join, just bring ID with you and we can set up your membership, kids are welcome to join as well. Being a member of the library entitles you to be able to borrow books and DVDs for free for a period of three weeks at a time, and if that is not long enough you can also renew. We have a huge selection of DVDs which include movies of all genres including new releases, documentaries and television series. Like to listen to your book instead? Then we have a big selection of audio books available. In our children’s and young adult section we have a good range of picture books, novels and factual books and also DVDs including all the kids favourites like Bluey and Visit the Libra Peppa Pig. ry at We also have a non fiction section for adults, which the Post Offic e to includes true crime, arts and crafts, cooking, s ig n up for your autobiographies, health and gardening books. FREE library If you are after a particular book or DVD, then we can use the interlibrary loan system and try and get that item membership! through another library for you. Why not take advantage of our fantastic air conditioning, come and have a look at what is on offer. Peta (Librarian)
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Quairading CRC Open Monday—Friday, 9am—4:30pm
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Gardening in the Wheatbelt Written by Carmela Kriszyk of Eaglewood Farm My! What a difference a few weeks can make! In the last bulletin the reader would have read a bit of blaze’ chat on my part because the long cool spring had led me to believe that our normal summer was not going to happen. Boy I could not have been more wrong! Fortunately winter had set us up to be able to cope and with good preparations such as shading and mulching have meant to most plants will survive the brutal long hot spells we have had. Hopefully everyone reading this has had a similar experience and isn’t ready to throw down the trowel and give up gardening as just too hard. If you are feeling despondent join the Quairading Garden Lovers Group and become re-enthused. We meet at the Quairading Garden Nursery at 10am on the last Friday of the month. Our first meeting for 2022 is on February 25th, hope to see new members join us this year. Plant of the Month – Corymbia ficifolia the common name is Red Flowering Gum, it is one of the most outstanding flowering trees in Australia with its masses of conspicuous flowers of red or vermillion-orange that cover the canopy in summer and are followed by large woody eggshaped fruits known as honkey nuts. This flowering gum grows moderately fast with some summer watering in our climate and can reach up to 12 metres. It has a rounded and dense crown, making it an excellent shade tree. Its oval leaves are distinctive as they are dark green on top and paler green on their undersides. The bark is persistent in that it does not shed annually. It is a Western Australian native tree naturally restricted to the far south-west of WA. It grows on sandy soils in low-lying areas of heath or woodland. Corymbia ficifolia is widely grown as an ornamental tree throughout southern Australia, with many grafted cultivars and hybrids also commercially available making it suitable for a range of environments. If a particular colour is wanted it is best to purchase a grafted specimen. It’s time…
Plant – keep planting lettuce. But until the weather cools down the is not a lot that can be safely planted without risking that planting shock will set the plant back and not allow it to thrive. Harvest – It has been a bumper crop for all the stone fruit and although the cherries and apricots have finished there are peaches and plums still to come. These will be followed by pears and apples. In the veggie garden, lettuces have been well shaded and so have continued to be sweet and growing well. Tomatoes have been producing well in the glass house and now the plants in the open beds have started. Zucchinis and cucumbers have also been plentiful. Our rock melons and water melons are not ripe yet but will be in two to three weeks. Things to do – this being the hottest month of the summer keep the water up to all plants especially the softer ones and those with fruit that is developing. If there are burnt leaves on any plants leave them on until the heat is over because while they may look unsightly they are protecting the younger leaves from the sun. Wait until the end February to summer prune roses, apply organic fertilizer and then water deeply.
Sow – not now but towards the end of February winter veggies can be sown either in trays like cabbage, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, and fennel or where they are to grow like The last word – “Gardens are not made by parsnips, swedes and carrots. singing ‘Oh, how beautiful,’ and sitting in the shade.” – Rudyard Kipling
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Quairading Frail and Aged Lodge Committee Inc. The new committee as elected at the AGM held on 8th November 2021 consists of: -
President – Jo Hayes V/President – Carolynne Thornton Secretary/Treasurer – CEO Nicole Gibbs Members – Phyllis Brown, Jan Bloom, Donna Hayes, Gwen Hards, Liz Anderson, Joy Arbusti, Pam Caporn & Lyn Whyte The committee is responsible for the management of the “Parker House” Building Reserve Funds which can be used to: replace furniture, equipment, window treatments, floor coverings and air conditioning paint external timber surfaces and internal common areas and residents’ rooms replace or refurbish tiled, wet areas and plumbing fittings carry out major electrical repairs/upgrades repair, replace or relay brickpaved and asphalt surfaces carry out other building replacement or upgrade works as determined. The current Objects of the Association (as per the constitution) are: (1) To promote and undertake or assist in promoting and undertaking benevolent assistance for elderly people of both sexes irrespective of creed, class or colour, within the district and without in any was limiting the geniality of the foregoing provision shall have power to so or assist in doing any or all of the following things, namely: (a) To purchase, take or lease, or in exchange, hire or otherwise acquire any real or personal property or any rights or privileges which the association may think necessary or convenient. (b) To establish and maintain accommodation and care of elderly people. (2) To promote and assist the general good of all elderly people in the district by assisting the work of statutory authorities and voluntary organisations engaged in respect of elderly people in providing facilities for physical and mental recreation, developing physical improvement, furthering health, relieving poverty, distress or sickness, or in pursuing any objects which are benevolent. (3) To promote and organise co-operation in the achievement of the above purposes and to that end bring together in Committee representatives of the authorities and organisations engaged in the furtherance of the above purposes.
The next meeting of the committee is scheduled for Monday 14th February 2022 at 10am in the Council Chambers and members of the public are very welcome to attend. Apologies and enquiries to President, Jo Hayes on 0428 466 219 or gcjchayes@bigpond.com I look forward to keeping the community updated on the activities and affairs of the committee and welcome your input and support along the way. Kind regards Jo PAGE 43
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Tonga Emergency Appeal PRAYER FOR TONGA Loving God, We pray for the people of Tonga, for all affected by the volcano and tsunami, for those who have died or lost loved ones, for those who have been injured, for those who have lost homes and livelihoods. We pray that their urgent needs may be met, that nations will be generous in showing their support, and that they will be resilient in the face of crisis. We pray too that communications may soon be restored. This we ask in the name of Jesus, your son, our Lord. Amen
Anglican Board of Mission AID has mounted an emergency appeal for the people of Tonga, following the volcanic eruptions and tsunami waves which hit on Saturday, 15 January. All funds raised by AID will go to Anglican Missions who are working closely with the Anglican Diocese of Polynesia. We will provide updates as they come in, on our website and on our Facebook page. HOW TO DONATE Donations to this appeal are tax deductible. Online: You can make an online donation to the EMERGENCY APPEAL FOR TONGA https://www.abmission.org/appeals.php/212/emergency-appeal-for-tonga Mail: you can enclose a cheque/money order (made out to the Anglicans in Development). Westpac BSB: 032135 / Account 691271 Please include the campaign name EMERGENCY APPEAL FOR TONGA with your donation) and send it to: Anglicans in Development Ltd Anglican Board of Mission- Australia Locked Bag Q4005 Queen Victoria Building NSW 1230 Telephone: Local Call 1300 302 663 Email: info@abmission.org.au This info has been submitted to the Banksia Bulletin by St Faith’s Anglican Church, Quairading.
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How Breathing Calms Your Brain, And Other Science-Based Benefits Of Controlled Breathing The science of breathing stands on quite ancient foundations. Centuries of wisdom instructs us to pay closer attention to our breathing, the most basic of things we do each day. And yet, maybe because breathing is so basic, it’s also easy to ignore. A brief review of the latest science on breathing and the brain, and overall health, serves as a reminder that breathing deserves much closer attention – there’s more going on with each breath than we realize. Controlling your breathing calms your brain. While the admonition to control breathing to calm the brain has been around for ages, only recently has science started uncovering how it works. A 2016 study accidentally stumbled upon the neural circuit in the brainstem that seems to play the key role in the breathing-brain control connection. The circuit is part of what's been called the brain’s “breathing pacemaker” because it can be adjusted by altering breathing rhythm (slow, controlled breathing decreases activity in the circuit; fast, erratic breathing increases activity), which in turn influences emotional states. Exactly how this happens is still being researched, but knowing the pathway exists is a big step forward. Simple controlled breathing exercises like the 4-7-8 method may work by regulating the circuit. Breathing regulates your blood pressure. “Take a deep breath” is solid advice, particularly when it comes to keeping your blood pressure from spiking. While it’s unclear whether you can entirely manage blood pressure with controlled breathing, research suggests that slowing your breathing increases “baroreflex sensitivity,” the mechanism that regulates blood pressure via heart rate. Over time, using controlled breathing to lower blood pressure and heart rate may lower risk of stroke and cerebral aneurysm, and generally decreases stress on blood vessels (a big plus for cardiovascular health). Counting breaths taps into the brain’s emotional control regions. A recent study showed that controlling breathing by counting breaths influences “neuronal oscillations throughout the brain,” particularly in brain regions related to emotion. Participants were asked to count how many breaths they took over a two-minute period, which caused them to pay especially focused attention to their breathing. When they counted correctly, brain activity (monitored by EEG) in regions related to emotion, memory and awareness showed a more organized pattern versus what’s normally experienced during a resting state. The results are preliminary, but add to the argument that controlling breathing taps into something deeper.
The rhythm of your breathing affects memory. A 2016 study showed for the first time that the rhythm of our breathing generates electrical activity in the brain that influences how well we remember. The biggest differences were linked to whether the study participants were inhaling or exhaling, and whether they breathed through the nose or mouth. Inhaling was linked to greater recall of fearful faces, but only when breathing through the nose. Participants were also able to remember certain objects better when inhaling. Researchers think that nasal inhalation triggers greater electrical activity in the amygdala, the brain’s emotional epicenter, which enhances recall of fearful stimuli. Inhaling also seems linked to greater activity in the hippocampus, the seat of memory. Controlled breathing may boost the immune system and improve energy metabolism. While this is the most speculative of the study findings on this list, it’s also one of the most exciting. The study was evaluating the “Relaxation Response” (a term popularized in the 1970s book of the same name by Dr. Herbert Benson, also a coauthor of this study), which refers to a method of engaging the parasympathetic nervous system to counteract the nervous system's “fight or flight” response to stress. Controlled breathing triggers a parasympathetic response, according to the theory, and may also improve immune system resiliency as a “downstream health benefit.” The study also found improvements in energy metabolism and more efficient insulin secretion, which results in better blood sugar management. If accurate, the results support the conclusion that controlled breathing isn't only a counterbalance to stress, but also valuable for improving overall health. Written by David DiSalvo. Source: https:// www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2022/01/26/whitehouse-confirms-biden-will-pick-black-woman-forsupreme-court-heres-who-it-might-be/? sh=29e6262e4992 David DiSalvo is the author of the best-selling book "What Makes Your Brain Happy and Why You Should Do the Opposite", which has been published in 15 languages, and the books "Brain Changer: How Harnessing Your Brain’s Power to Adapt Can Change Your Life" and "The Brain in Your Kitchen". His work has appeared in Scientific American Mind, Forbes, Time, Psychology Today, The Wall Street Journal, Slate, Esquire, Mental Floss and other publications, and he’s the writer behind the widely read science and technology blogs “Neuropsyched” at Forbes and “Neuronarrative” at Psychology Today. He can be found on Twitter @neuronarrative and at his website, daviddisalvo.org. Contact him at: disalvowrites [at] gmail.com. PAGE 47
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Warrior Wellbeing My Health and Wellbeing—Who’s Responsible? We’re often told, if unwell, get to the doctor and they will deal with our health and wellbeing issue. The doctor will often give a diagnosis, treatment options and other assistance through referrals and follow up. But it is us as individuals that must make decisions and take action which ultimately drives the outcome.
activities, why then should our health and wellbeing be any different? Blokes in general are action orientated but making decisions and acting on things that can negatively impact our wellbeing can be put off. The warrior attitude is an admirable attribute especially when dealing with Based on some American research it is important sporting, business or seasonal adversity. to remember that one of the biggest determinants However, this same attitude can lead to negligence and not putting ourselves first. We on our health (70%) are the decisions we make regarding wellbeing and lifestyle choices. It goes have all seen the numerous health campaigns “A simple test could save your life”, “don’t delay” or on to say that the remaining factors can vary “know your score”, but we also constantly hear between: similar comments from blokes when discussing Genetics: It’s important to know family health and wellbeing issues: history and our vulnerability to certain illness/disease. It won’t happen to me / she’ll be right. Environment: What we are exposed to We know the issues, but we don’t want to (trauma, poverty, stressors). Living and show ourselves as the only one with a working in regional WA can be tough dealing problem. with such things as isolation, extreme I will just see how it goes (the back pain I’ve climates and working with machinery. had for 6 months). The health system: Tyranny of distance The buck stops with us blokes to be the decision and a lack of male friendly services maker on health and wellbeing issues, it’s not the exacerbates this. doctor’s, wife’s or employers’ responsibility, but Undoubtedly the major impact is lifestyle choices! ours! Remember the three C’s of life: Choices, Reinforcing our takeaway message… my health Chances, Changes. You must make a choice to and wellbeing is my responsibility… take a chance, or your life will never change. We say our overall health and wellbeing is made up of physical, mental and social/spiritual aspects Diet, exercise and sleep are three areas you can and to maintain all three, we as individuals need start making some simple changes to help to be the driver. Whether dealing with situational improve your health and wellbeing outcomes and remember a routine service visit could reduce the distress, physical health problems, a diagnosed risk of some expensive repairs down the track. mental illness or an issue impacting our social/ Make an appointment with your GP to discuss spiritual wellbeing (challenges around identity, your individual risk factors, don’t wait till it meaning and purpose or our sense of belonging), becomes a chronic health problem. the doctor will provide the framework to follow but decisions and changes ultimately need to be made by us. Making informed decisions are a part of life, whether it’s to do with family, work and social From the Team from The Regional Men’s Health Initiative Delivered by Wheatbelt Men’s Health (Inc) Address: PO Box 768, Northam WA 6401 Phone: 9690 2277 Email: menshealth@4blokes.com.au Website: www.regionalmenshealth.com.au PAGE 49
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Lemon Meringue Green Smoothie I (Jill) have been road testing this smoothie recipe for the last couple of weeks (after seeing it on TikTok), and I give it a huge stamp of approval! The lemon zest and coconut milk make this bad boy deliciously zesty and creamy—just like a lemon meringue pie. Don’t knock the frozen cauliflower til you try it (nor my TikTok watching habits), it brings no flavour but adds thickness and coldness, and an extra dose of veg. You can even buy frozen cauliflower florets from the Co-op for just a few bucks, in fact I’ve been able to find ALL the ingredients listed at the Co-op (stock availability may change). Also, you can peel, chop and freeze your banana ahead of time if you want it extra, extra thick and cold, but it works perfectly fine without freezing too. 2 handfuls baby spinach 1 cup frozen cauliflower 1 banana Zest and juice of 1 lemon 2 serves vanilla protein powder 2 pitted medjool dates Pinch of salt Splash of vanilla extract 3/4 can light coconut milk Bang it all in a blender and whiz the life out of it. I go about 30 seconds on speed 8 in my Thermomix, scrape down the sides, give it a taste (add a splash of maple syrup if it needs sweetening) then blitz for another 30 seconds. This recipe makes a pretty giant smoothie, and thanks to the lemon it lasts pretty well in the fridge—so you can save half for tomorrow!
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The 70th Anniversary of the Accession of Queen Elizabeth II
Sunday, 6th February, 2022 will mark the 70th anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth II. To honour this special occasion and to give thanks for her life and witness as Queen of the United Kingdom and other nations of the Commonwealth, including Australia, a Service of Festal Evensong will take place on that Sunday at 5.30 p.m. in Holy Trinity Church, York. The occasional address will be delivered by Professor Deborah Gare, the new Head of Social Sciences and Arts, Murdoch University; Professor Gare having been formerly at Notre Dame University. Her research interests include Visual Evidence, the 'making' of History, Australia and Empire, and Australia's social, political and cultural history. She is heard regularly on ABC Nightlife discussing, with Philip Clark, extraordinary people and events in Australian history. Between 1913 and 1919 Professor Gare was a member of the Board of the Anglican Church’s Wollaston Theological College, Mt Claremont. Coronation music will be played on the Church’s Pipe Organ during the service by David Gething.
Coronation of Queen Elizabeth, 2nd June, 1953
All members of the Avon Valley and Wheatbelt communities are very welcome to attend this service. PAGE 51
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Anglican Church (St Faith’s) Harris Street St Faith’s Anglican Church, Quairading Sunday, 6th February
9.00 a.m.
Fifth Sunday in Epiphany - Eucharist
9.00 a.m.
Sixth Sunday after Epiphany – Morning Prayer
Saturday, 19 February
5.30 p.m.
Eucharist with Thanksgiving for the Harvest
Sunday, 27th February
9.00 a.m.
Eighth Sunday after Epiphany - Morning Prayer
Tuesday, 1st March
5.30 p.m.
Ash Wednesday Service - Eucharist
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Music from Ireland, Scotland, and the Shetland Isles At 6.30 p.m. on Friday, 18th February, Robert Zielinski, musician, composer, and violin maker, will present “Violin Music from Ireland, Scotland and the Shetland Isles”: a fun night of jigs, reels, haunting slow airs, highlands, and original compositions, in St Faith’s Church, Quairading. All ages are welcome: $15 at the door, under 16 years free. Robert Zielinski (www.robertzielinskimusic.com) grew up in Perth. When 17 years old, he travelled to Ireland where he lived for 14 years on the West coast immersing himself in the music of the older generation. He has toured in America and Europe and taught for three years at The Galway School of Traditional Irish Music. In 2000 he won Ireland’s Michael Coleman Traditional Fiddler of The Year Award. Robert is writing an original composition “The Torbay Suite” which is a descriptive piece inspired by the Torbay Inlet and its surrounding ocean, wetlands, forests, and sky. Torbay is in Western Australia’s remote Great Southern region where he lives. Robert is also a violin maker and will be playing his own violin. At the beginning of the concert, he will give a short description of how a violin is made for those interested in learning a bit more about the craft. On Thursday, 17th and Saturday, 19th February Robert is performing the concert at 6.30 p.m. at St Mary’s Church, Beverley, and Holy Trinity Church, York.
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Catholic Church (St Francis Xavier) Heggerty Street
DATE
Sunday 6th Feb
Saturday 12th Feb
Sunday 20th Feb
Saturday 26th Feb
TIME
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6pm
10am
6pm
READING + PSALM & GENERAL INTERCESSION
D. Wood
J. O’Hare C. Gimbel
C. Gimbel
Sacrament of Reconciliation is 15 minutes prior to Saturday 6pm Mass. Feast Days During February 2nd Presentation of The Lord 11th Our Lady of Lourdes 22nd Chair of St Peter, Apostle
Uniting Church Coraling Street This year we follow the Christian story as recorded by Luke and it is in Luke’s gospel that we learn about Jesus’ birth like the shepherds and how He was born. While each Gospel tells a lot of the same stories. Each Gospel has some differences, hopefully we will note these as we go along and Jesus will be special to us. Sunday 30th January Service 10:30am — `Café Church. Sunday 6th
February Service 10:30am — M. Beadle..
Sunday 13th February Service 10:30am — A Jones. Sunday 20th February Service, 10:30am — P. West. Sunday 27th February Service,10:30am —Rev. A. Longworth. H.C. We welcome every body to our Services Contact A. West 9645 0081
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Jenny Simpson, Alex Longford Robyn Heal, Syd Dall, Dot Bloom, Bruce Thomson Dylan Johnston, Christine Gimbel, Ros Fraser Kayleen Williams, Tyson Gors, Zackary Kevill Rob Hughes, Hilton Barr Ray Pozzi, John Vanderbroeck, Jess Richards Anne Johnson, Daniel Cowcill Brendan Groves Gary Green, Dorothy Passmore Adam Cosgrove Ron Dall, Bianca Collard, Geoff Winmar, Vanessa Henry, Tayla Hayes, Braden Hayes Lesley Bloom Ashlee Moloney Chris Anderson Tony Dall, Kyle Adams Jenny Swan Lorna Hayes, Jo Hayes, Peter Dawson Natasha Clemens, Tracy Taylor, Yolande Yarran, Matthew Tompsett Keith Johnson Trevor Sandercock, Shea Dall, Chad Mills Dale Wilson, Rachael Johnson Tony Heal, Brendon Simpson, Danielle Moloney Aaron Stone, Sandra White, Kody Anderson Stephanie Edmands, Natasha Stone Want to add someone? Mirika Winmar Just contact the Quairading CRC! Thomas Warren
Meals at Home Roster—February 2022 MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
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S. Stone
P. Fairhead
D.Wilson
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28th P. Brown EMERGENCY DRIVERS: Ivy Osborne (0429 799 853) T Patton (0438 857 147) Joan Bartlett (9645 1015) If unable to drive meals on allocated day, try to change with another driver before ringing an emergency driver, then please advise hospital kitchen of the change. Please collect meals from hospital kitchen at 11:45am and return eskies as soon as possible. There will be a tester meal with the delivery on most days, please be aware of this and ensure it is not given to any clients. 41/2 litres of petrol is available to each driver to help cover costs. This may be picked up from Quairading Tyres either the day you drive, or if possible within that week. THANK YOU! ALL ENQUIRIES: Quairading Hospital 9645 2222
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Red Card Fox Shoot
Quairading Tennis Club Ladies & Mens Doubles Open Day
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Cricket vs Tammin @ Tammin
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Hutton & Northey Quairading Parts Outlet Grand Opening!
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Cricket semi finals, venue and teams TBD
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Cricket vs Beverley @ Beverley
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Cricket vs York @ home
Red Card Fox Shoot
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Grant Writing Workshop @ CRC
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Corporate Bowls starts
RAP Meeting, 10am @ CRC
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Aboriginal Justice Open Day @ CRC
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Optometrist-on-call @ CRC
Ag Society AGM, 7pm @ CRC
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