Produced by the Kulin Community Resource Centre: Business Hours: Mon to Fri 9.00am - 4.30pm
Phone: 08 9880 1021 Fax : 08 9880 1061 Email: [email protected]
The Funeral Service for the late John Samuel Wilson
will be celebrated in the Kulin Freebairn Recreation Centre on
Wednesday morning, 14th August commencing at 11am.
At the conclusion of the Service the Cortege will proceed to the
Kulin Cemetery for the Burial.
In lieu of flowers please consider donations to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
and the Kulin sub branch St John Ambulance.
Condolences
The President, Councillors and Staff of the Shire
of Kulin extend their sympathies to the Wilson
family on the recent passing of John.
John was recognised as an Honorary Freeman of
the Municipality on 2 November 1985 for his
outstanding service to the municipality as a Road
Board Member, Councillor and President, for the
continuous period of 33 years. This honour
recognised his contribution to the progress of the
district. It is a lasting symbol of appreciation
which recognised
his support
of the
administration of the Council, and it forever
binds him as an Honorary Freeman of the
Municipality. The Shire of Kulin is proud to
record this testimonial of its respect and esteem
to Freeman Wilson.
John served the Kulin community for 33 years as
Shire President from 1970 – 1984 and as a Shire
Councillor from 1955 – 1988.
Kulin Anglican Church
The Rev Brian Newing will be
taking the next service at Kulin
St Mary's Church, 8.30am, this
Sunday 11th August.
All are welcome.
- Invitation YES—to you!
No strings attached
Morning Tea
10-11.30am
At CWA Rooms
Tuesday 20th August
See you there
WOOLSHED FOOTY
TIPPING
Z Williams
B Paynter
A Major
B Davies
B Butler
Meggsy
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JD Embroidery & Sewing
Embroidery, Business Logo’s
Baby Blankets, Towels, Bags & more….
PO BOX 29
Kulin WA 6365
Ph: 9889 8015
E– [email protected]
Drop off and pick up from the Kulin Hardware
Thankyou!!
The Kulin Kondinin Football Club gives a big thanks to
‘Betty Boo’ Tyley for washing our footy jumpers last week
while Tommy was woosing out at Charlie Gardeners.
Thankyou Bettina!
IMPORTANT – Farmers, get your crop
estimates in ASAP as CBH are planning for
the coming harvest NOW.
“What we want to see more of in Kulin – trains shifting grain!”
Happy Birthday
8th
Marissa Slater
Mikayla Young
Clayton Young
Tadhg McInnes
Tim Robins
Nya Meikle
9th
13th
14th
WANTED
School Bus Driver Wanted
Good hours
All school holidays off
Good pay
Full time or relief
Any queries phone Tessa on
98802115 or
0429880155
TIN HORSE HIGHWAY NEWS!!
A snippet sent to Wendy Gangell from Capel.
Tin Horse launch, don’t say neeeeigh say yes!!
Hello all,
Would you like to come for a Sunday Cuppa at Capel berry this Sunday
10.00am 11th August to launch the Tin Horse for the Tin Horse Highway in
Kulin (Wheatbelt) that a group of us at Peppy Beach have designed and
made. We would like to honour Rex and Jo Barber and the Milner family for
their amazing work. On the morning Jordi Milner is going to make a short
presentation on the making of the Tin Horse, so please come along and support
him. We are keeping the design of the horse a secret so come along and have a
look, Regards Lesley
Childcare
Footy Tipping
Round 19
Winner
James and
Tadhg McInnes
Kulin Kalendar
August
9th
Doctor in Kulin
8th
KDHS P&C Meeting
10th
Mini Tin Horse Workshop @ CWA 10am
Football KKFC vs BK @ KU
Netball KU vs BK
Hockey KU vs CR
12th
Echidna Guides
Walking Group FRC @ 9.30am
13th
Doctor in Kulin
Boogie Roos 9.30am FRC
Yogalates 12.45pm FRC
Farm Energy Workshop FRC
14th
School Photos
Ladies Social Golf
16th
Doctor in Kulin
17th
Clayton Cup Golf Day
Camp Kulin Sleepover @ Hostel
19th
Walking Group FRC 9.30am
Weekend Shearing
Wanted
Small mobs, Rams,
Any Shearing Services
Phone Brett on
0459 722 732
20th
22nd
23rd
26th
26th
27th
28th
29th
30th
Doctor in Kulin
Boogie Roos 9.30am FRC
Yogalates 12.45pm FRC
Ladies Social Golf
Machine Operators Course FRC
K/PP Assembly
Doctor in Kulin
Hockey Windup FRC
Echidna Guides
Wheatbelt Optic @ Health Centre
Walking Group FRC 9.30am
Doctor in Kulin
Boogie Roos 9.30am FRC
Yogalates 12.45pm FRC
Dowerin Field Days
Ladies Social Golf
Dowerin Field Days
KDHS Faction Athletics
Doctor in Kulin
The Kulin Hotel Weekly Specials!
Thursday 8th
Pasta $12
Friday 9 th
Pizza Night
Saturday 10th
Sausage, Mash, Onion Gravy & Peas $15
Sunday 11th
Roast Beef & Sweet $20
Monday 12th
Kitchen Closed, bar open all day
Tuesday 13th
Bacon & Mushroom Risotto $12
Wednesday 14th
Parma & Pint $20
Chase the Ace
Is back
Starting this Friday 9th August
Starting pot
$100.00
Drawn 7.30pm
August Specials
Absolut Vodka 700ml
$39.00
Magners Cider Stubbies - 3 for
$19.00
Black Douglas Scotch 700ml
$34.00
Strongbow Cider Stubbies - 4pk
$15.00
Bundy Rum 700ml
$37.00
Carlton Draught Stubbies ctn
$47.00
Canadian Club 700ml
$37.00
Tooheys Extra Dry Stubbies ctn
$43.00
Gordons Gin 700ml
$37.00
Carlton Dry Stubbies ctn
$44.00
Jim Beam 700ml
$37.00
XXXX Gold Cans - 30 can block
$43.00
Smirnoff Red Vodka 700ml
$37.00
Budweiser Stubbies ctn
48.00
Jim Beam & Cola 10pk Cans
$38.00
Guinness 440ml Cans - Ctn
78.00
**ORDERS WELCOME**
Come in and try our range of
sauces and marinades. Bulk
packs available.
Opening Times
Monday to Friday
8am-5pm
Fun facts
*The tradition of brides carry a
bouquet of flowers started with
the brides trying to hide their body
odour.
* Buttermilk does not contain any
butter.
* The parachute was invented by
Di Vinci in 1515.
* Ants never sleep.
*The human brain is 80% water.
*A crocodile cant stick its tongue
out.
* A shrimps heart is in its head.
* People say ‘Bless you’ when you
sneeze because when you sneeze,
your heart stops for a mili second.
*It is physically impossible for pigs
to look up into the sky.
* Rats and horses can’t vomit.
Kulin Sports Update
Kulin Golf Club by Wendy Gangell
KULIN GOLF CLUB
PRESENTS
Clayton Cup 2013
supported by major sponsors Landpoint Holdings, farmpower, Kolinale WFI
Corrigin,RSM Bird Cameron, Consult Ag,Corrigin CSBP, WFI Narrogin, Solar WaterPumps Sales and Service, Freebairn Centre
Saturday 24th August ….Tee Off 11 am
Clayton Cup & combined Stableford any combination
Novelties on every hole
Sausage sizzle & dinner included $25.00 per person
All entries to David 98 809015 0429809015 or
Merv 98 898039/0427898039 by August 20th 2013
** a salad from Kulin members would be appreciated**
RaffleRaffle- a Kolindale Stud Ram donated by Luke Ledwith
Kulin Kondinin Football Club by David Hallam & Ben Whisson
RESULTS Round 13 - 03/08/2013
LEAGUE Kulin/Kondinin 14.9 (93) vs Narembeen 9.7 (61)
GOALS: Kulin/Kondinin Benjamin Gasior 4, Brayden Duckworth 3, Tim Bradford 2, Brendan Whyte 2, Simon
Duckworth 2, Regan Duckworth 1
GOALS: Narembeen Benjamin Hunter 4, Nicholas Cheetham 2, Sam Bald 1, Matt Shenton 1, Peter Cowan 1
BEST: Kulin/Kondinin Daniel Tholstrup, Toby Browning, Brayden Duckworth, Tim Bradford, Regan Duckworth
BEST: Narembeen Mitch Miolini, Benjamin Hunter, Robert Bain, Sam Bald, Alexander Bormolini
RESERVES Narembeen 12.7 (79) vs Kulin/Kondinin 8.7 (55)
GOALS: Narembeen Joel Deluis 4, David Davis 3, Rohan Blakers 2, Justin Fidge 2
GOALS: Kulin/Kondinin Michael Lucchesi 4, Dillon Winmar 2, James Bennell 1, Hayden Williams 1
BEST: Narembeen Rohan Blakers, Kumeroa Green, Stuart Yandle, Leigh Butler, Joel Deluis
BEST: Kulin/Kondinin Michael Lucchesi, Roland Slater, Dillon Winmar, Beau Tyson, Nick Schorer
League
Position Team
1 Kulin/Kondinin
2 Nukarni
3 Hyden Karlgarin
4 Corrigin
5 Southern Cross
6 Narembeen
7 Burracoppin
8 Bruce Rock
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
12
10
9
7
7
4
3
0
L
1
3
4
6
6
9
10
13
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
B
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
FF
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
For
1435
1144
1358
1124
1222
1052
868
872
Agst
864
854
1179
984
1233
1117
1161
1683
%
166.09
133.96
115.18
114.23
99.11
94.18
74.76
51.81
PTS
48
40
36
28
28
16
12
0
Reserves
Position
1 Narembeen
2 Nukarni
3 Kulin/Kondinin
4 Burracoppin
5 Hyden Karlgarin
6 Southern Cross
7 Corrigin
8 Bruce Rock
P
13
13
13
12
13
13
12
11
W
12
10
9
8
5
3
2
1
L
1
3
4
4
8
10
10
10
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
B
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
FF
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
For
1227
1110
1150
916
860
634
413
134
Agst
453
320
629
585
823
929
1193
1512
%
270.86
346.88
182.83
156.58
104.50
68.25
34.62
8.86
PTS
48
40
36
36
20
12
8
8
JUNIORS
On the 4th of August the Kulin Kondinin Juniors played Narembeen in Narembeen. It was a hot day for the
players. The game was well fought and the scores were tight all the way to the end. Congratulations to Dylan
Rader for winning the ten dollar award. Throughout the day KKJFC players were sent to play for Narembeen as
they were short on players. On the last quarter Lachie Biglin put the Narem' jumper on and kicked a goal for the
opposition! The final scores were: NAREMBEEN: 47 vs KKJFC: 32
SENIORS
Last week it was unfortunate that again, the Reserves boys went down. In a tight contest against Narembeen, it
was goal for goal throughout the middle section of the game. At three quarter time with only 1 point in it, we
hoped that our boys could steal the points from the top side but it was not to be. Of notable mention was Mick’s
push in the first quarter, which by all accounts was far less effective than his effort 3 months ago.
Award Winners
4Farmers Kondinin
Mick Lucchesi
Kulin Community Bank
Roly Slater
Mitre 10 Kulin
Nick Schorer
McCubbing Transport
Richard Bradford
The League game was a great hit out against our historical rivals. While we kicked away in the second quarter,
Narem really fought back and challenged throughout the third and fourth quarters which made it a contest to the
end. To our credit we managed to up the pressure when we needed to, but have to learn not to go to sleep and let
sides back in.
Award Winners
Kondinin Hotel
Regan Duckworth
Countrywide Insurance Narrogin
Scott Thompson
Middle East Engineering
Sam Lewis
Crisps Corner Store
Tim Bradford
CC’s Café “Clanga of the Week”
David Tholstrup (for leaving his son in Narembeen)
Thanks to Kulin IGA for the weekly fresh fruit and lollies. It is very much appreciated!
Kulin Hockey Club by Simone Lockyer
Finally we had a day of hockey with no rain, but that didn’t stop us from doing silly things on the field. Playing on
our home ground against Karlgarin/Hyden the juniors started off the day with a great game winning 3-1. The B
grade then followed it up by winning 6 nil, leaving Sarah in the goals rather bored. With the A grade coach scoring
3 of the goals she put the pressure on the A grade to score just as many goals or there would be consequences.
Sadly they didn’t score 6 goals but they did have a win of 1 nil.
This week’s Pearla award went to Barbara Bunworth. Although Barbara says she got it for playing awesome, that
wasn’t the case. As Barbara went to fetch the ball, instead of throwing the ball back on the field she thought she
might make herself run some more and throw it 50m backwards. Good work Barb.
The Kulin Hockey Club would also like to send our love and sympathy to the Wilson Family
Kulin Netball Club by Brooke Tyson & Steph Marsh
This Saturday, the Netball Club are running the full canteen and dinner! See below regarding Game, Umpire and
Canteen Roster times:
Umpire
Netta – 12.00pm
Em Bastian
Juniors – 12.00pm
Bec Meikle
B Grade - 1.30pm
Ash Cook
A Grade - 3.00pm
Kerry Riseborough
Pick up Order: Steph Cassie Foops
9.30-12.00:
Coffees:
12.00-2.30:
Coffees:
2.30-5.00:
Afternoon Tea
Steph
Cassie
Foops
Katherine Robins
Tam Davis
Rhonda Young
Laney Duckworth
Gen Whisson
Keira Hardie
Ashley Buttigig
Zina Poletti
Anne Marie Sloggett
Sue Knapp
3.00-5.30
Dinner Prep
Sandra Bennett
Em Bastian
Tanya Sands
5.30-8.00:
Dinner
Dinner
Dinner
Dinner
Taryn Scadding
Christie Hamilton
Gemma Liddelow
Bec Meikle
7.30-8.30:
Clean Up
Clean Up
Brooke Tyson
Ash Cook
Toscanner slice
Ingredients
1 1/2 cups plain flour
1/2 cup icing sugar
125g butter, chilled, cubed
1 egg
185g butter, softened
3/4 cup caster sugar
2 eggs
3/4 cup plain flour, sifted
100g (1 cup) ground almonds
90g butter, chopped
1/2 cup caster sugar
1/3 cup honey
125g flaked almonds
Method
Preheat oven to 180°C. Grease and line a 3cm deep, 24cm x 29.5cm (base) lamington pan. Combine flour,
icing sugar and butter in a food processor. Process until mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Add egg.
Process until dough comes together. Press into prepared pan. Make filling Using an electric mixer, cream
butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs. Beat well to combine. Using a large metal spoon, fold
through flour and ground almonds. Spread mixture over base. Bake for 30 minutes, or until golden and firm
to the touch. Make topping Combine butter, sugar and honey in a small saucepan over medium heat. Slowly
bring to the boil. Reduce heat to low. Simmer for 2 minutes. Stir through almonds. Pour over warm slice. Bake
for 10 minutes. Allow to cool completely in pan before cutting into pieces. Serve.
Kulin opens doors with new project
Regional towns often boast fascinating old buildings that can't be found in the big smoke, and leading up
to the 2013 Bush Races Weekend, Kulin will allow visitors and locals to take a trip down memory lane.
The Shire of Kulin has recently received funding through the Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund to show
off our heritage buildings in the main street using two different roving outdoor performances - ‘Kulin Open Doors’
and ‘Kulin by Night’.
Utilising professional actors, community members and setting up clues and scenes, this project is all about
bringing the memories of Kulin to life, and giving locals and newcomers a taste of the town's history.
Kulin Open Doors - will be a self-guided exploration where people will make their own way to various buildings and
places and meet some of the ‘characters’ which once had a connection to the place and to the town. This will be
held during the day on the Thursday and Friday.
Kulin By Night – will be an evening performance held on the Thursday and Friday night. This will be a formal guided
tour for which limited tickets will be available at a minimal cost through the Shire of Kulin.
There will also be an opportunity for local community who may be busy with the Bush Races to attend a dress
rehearsal of ‘Kulin by Night’ on the Wednesday night before Bush Races. Stay tuned for more info!
Keen to be involved? We would love to hear from you!
The Shire has teamed up with 'Scooplight Theatre' who in collaboration with the Kulin community will develop the
‘Kulin Open Doors’ and ‘Kulin by Night’ experiences.
There are many ways which interested community members of all ages can be involved:
• Help with the research and development - Share your story or a memory associated with one or more of our
heritage buildings
• Man and welcome visitors to different buildings which are part of the experience
• Take on a supporting acting role
• Provide feedback to the project
If you would like to be involved or would like to know more, please contact Gen Whisson at the Shire of Kulin. A big
thank you to those who have already offered to help and/or supplied memories, historical information and ideas
for the project.
Last Friday, the ABC's John Cecil spoke with Senior Project Officer Gen Whisson about the
Kulin Open Doors Project. Listen to Gen’s interview by scanning this code using QR
Reader (Free APP on IPhone/Smartphone). Alternatively it can be found by clicking on the
following website link http://www.abc.net.au/local/audio/2013/08/02/3817229.htm
The Regional Arts Fund is an Australian Government initiate supporting the arts in regional and remote Australia,
administered in Western Australia by Country Arts WA.