Volume 21
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Date:
Editor
Typist
Ads
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Proof Reading
Mailing
July 26
G Deluis
J Batty
M Walker
L Chapman
C Crowd
E Brayshaw
C Crowd
E Brayshaw
D Bookham
August 2
J Cusworth
M Walker
L Chapman
D Bookham
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A Cowan (Editor-in-Chief), H Fidge, M Miolini, J Cusworth,
L Lethlean, G DeLuis, K Mortimore
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A Wonderful Achievement by Volunteers!
The Fence Post Story
by Iris Bristow
Special congratulations to all the present day
volunteers who produced the new-look Fence Post
of July 13, 2016.
welcome to access these. In addition each week a
copy is sent to the State Library (by order).
It is interesting to note how the style and contents
are changing. Early on there are personal stories
and in depth descriptions of events and travel. That
During the nearly 37 years of continuous
publication, 2178 copies have been produced,
documenting the history of Narembeen through
was the way of life then – nearly 40 years ago. Not
the weekly commentaries on sport, farming and life many mothers worked outside the home. The
in general.
population of Narembeen was about 1500. It is
In 1979 the equipment and facilities for producing now about 700.
the Fence Post were very modest. As founding
Our volunteer workers now have so many other
editor with assistants Joan McCutcheon, Shirley
interests – paid work, sport or community interests.
Thorn and Carol Birch (using a typewriter from the They do not have time to investigate stories to
school) the first paper was produced. All written
print. The Fence Post must rely on contributors.
material handed in was in longhand as there were
I note that the new Merredin Phoenix fortnightly
very few typists in the community then. Pictures
were cut out from other publications and stuck on paper often has family stories or special features
that add to the reader interest.
the page with the copy when typed. Headings in
bigger print were pressed from a metal tape. All
This is an appeal to those who travel, whose family
this very time consuming.
has a special event, or if you see something that
would enhance Narembeen’s tourist appeal – write
The copy was photocopied at the Shire Office and
it down, tell us about it! If you aren’t journalistly
the 4000 pages returned to be assembled into
inclined tell one of the Tuesday volunteers. They
about 300 copies for sale at 20c each.
will write it for you!
It is interesting to note that over 40 years ago the
Special commendation must go to the school notes.
names of journalists did not appear in papers
These will be a valuable historical record in the
except sometimes as a nom de plume. For this
reason, as editor, I was listed as Idee (Iris Doreen). years to come. It is pleasing to see Chris Jackson’s
Today every newspaper item bears the name of its (and Sheree Thomas’) notes on Council news.
Sport, Dorcas and CRC do well as do several (sadly,
author.
not all) volunteer organisations such as the
The Council gave us the Map Room for our activities Historical Society (their publicity has kept them
over the 3 days each week. Mary Dixon’s dog
going for 50 years).
worried Shire staff, so we were exited to the old
The reproduction of photos in the “new” Fence
Shire Meeting Room and eventually took it over
until we were granted the very up-market premises Post is wonderful. We can look forward to having
great historical records through photos such as
that we have today.
these in the future.
Right from the beginning the paper received
In conclusion, congratulations again on progress
acclaim through its long term volunteers. There
made with the Fence Post publication. Thankyou
have never been paid workers. Luckily as new
volunteers joined they brought with them the latest too, to the committee, for my weekly copy, much
appreciated.
technical skills and the old hands, such as myself,
were able to retire “gracefully,” but still contribute
from time to time.
At the History Centre there are boxes of Fence
Posts for every year 1979-2016. If you wish to
check on anything printed over those years, you are
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From the Editor
On page 3 you would have read Iris Bristows wrap up of us at the Fence Post. If Iris
only knew how I am feeling after today. I am ready to go home and resign from
position as editor!! However, I have always said I will not let today’s technology get
the better of me so my resigning is probably only a threat.
I can see with perseverance that in time this will be simple to me…..as long as I have
Leanne from the CRC to help!!!!
Apologies for any errors.
I just hope when I get home I will be able to stay awake
long enough to watch the “Tour de France” and listen to
the dulcet tone of Phil Liggot’s commentary.
Helen Fidge.
Over The Fence
It is time for the Fencepost to again thank the distributors – CRC, Roadhouse, Newsagent and
Post Office, for voluntarily distributing the magazine each week. We really appreciate their
help. We couldn’t do it without them.
*******
Also thanks to Yvonne Treloar who each week collects the ‘left-overs’ and the money from
over-the-counter sales. She has been doing this for MANY YEARS.
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Sympathy is extended to Andy Andrews and family on the passing of Lynda (Tiny) Andrews
on July 16th.
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Good to see so many ex-Narembeen people come to Narembeen for the golf on the
weekend.
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TRIVIA QUESTIONS
SPORT
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Which horse won the Melbourne Cup in 2002?
What was Sir Donald Bradman’s batting average?
Who is Australia’s only Formula One driver?
Who won the Brownlow Medal in 2003?
Who was the most recent Australian to win the men’s singles title at Wimbledon?
Which Australian was named the most valuable player in the US’s WNBA?
Which Australian has won the FIM World Motorcycle Championship 5 times?
How many gold medals did Australians win at the 2002 Winter Olympic Games?
Of our Australian male swimmers, who has won the most Olympic gold medals?
What Australian company is the largest surfwear manufacturer?
General Knowledge
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How many countries are larger than Australia?
In what state/territory was the highest recorded temperature, of 53oC, recorded?
Australia has the world’s largest sand island. What is its name?
In what year was Advance Australia Fair proclaimed as the national anthem by the
Governor-General?
Do all states/territories have the same blood alcohol limit for non-probationary drivers?
What animal is on the Western Australia flag?
In what city did the Commonwealth Parliament first sit?
What animal featured on the 2 cent coin?
Who is the only person to have been awarded both the Australian of the Year and Young
Australian of the Year titles?
Who is on the front of the current issue $100 note?
Arts and Literature
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Who designed the Sydney Opera House?
How many albums did the late slim Dusty record?
Who painted the Nebuchadnezzar series?
Who wrote “Cloudstreet”?
In what year did the Australian National Gallery open?
Which band has received an Australian of the Year Award?
Who was the first Australian to win the Booker Prize?
Who was the subject of the 2003 Archibald Prize winning portrait?
Who is the lead singer of Silverchair?
Who has an award-winning album is titled Barricades and Brickwalls?
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History and Science
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How many ships were in the First Fleet?
What year did Cyclone Tracy hit Darwin?
Who invented the bionic ear?
Where was Ned Kelly’s last stand?
Who was Australia’s first Aboriginal Senator?
What date did “new” parliament house open?
Which Australian promised to “Go all the way with LBJ”?
In what year was gold first discovered in Victoria and NSW to begin the “Gold Rush”?
Which Australian won a Nobel Prize for immune defence research?
In what year was decimal currency introduced?
Entertainment
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What were the first names of the winning couple from The Block?
What is the highest grossing Australian movie?
Who is the longest serving presenter of Playschool?
What three movies are part of Baz Luhrmann’s “Red Curtain Trilogy”?
Who are the actors who play Kath and Kim?
Cate Blanchett has received an Academy Award nomination for what movie?
What Australian movie includes the phrase “Tell him he’s dreaming”?
What song played during Scott and Charlene’s wedding on Neighbours?
Which actor has had leading roles in Pharlap, The Man from Snowy River and Eureka
Stockade?
Who won consecutive Gold Logie’s from 1997 to 2000?
Geography
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Name Australia’s western-most point?
How much of Australia is classified as desert A) 8% B) 16% C) 25% D) 35%
Which is the second largest city in NSW?
In what state/territory is the Brisbane Ranges National Park?
The Tamar River flows to which Tasmanian town/city?
What is the tallest waterfall in Australia?
What is the longest river in the Northern Territory?
The landmark Katu Tjuta is also known as what?
What is Australia’s largest non-salt lake?
What is South Australia’s largest island?
Fabulous Facts
1. In rhyming slang, if someone said they we going to have a “bo-peep”, what they be doing?
2. Australians hold the world record for which amazing feat? A) Fastest Beer bottle opening
B) Largest Christmas Cracker C) Most Sheep Sheared in 24 hours D) Largest Chicken Dance
3. What is Kylie Minogue’s lingerie line called?
4. Where is the Big Prawn?
5. Approximately how many rabbits are there in Australia today? A) 3 million B) 30 million
C) 300 million D) 3,000 million.
6. What was the name of Olivia Newton-John’s chain of clothing stores?
7. What outback town’s population swells from 120 to crowds of over 5000 for a racing carnival?
8. Which of the following is not an Australian innovation? A) Chiko Roll B) Lawn Sprinkler C) Plastic
bank notes D) Dual flush toilet E) Wine Cask?
9. What creature does Jana Pittman have tattooed on her body?
10. The Idiot Fruit and Darling Peas are poisonous, True or False?
ANSWERS ON PAGE 30
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Church of Christ
Dorcas Clothing
“A second chance to live!”
Open Monday to Friday mornings from 9:00 am to 12 noon, and
some Saturday mornings.
Cake Stall and sausage sizzle this Thursday July 21, from 9am to 2 pm....all
donations of cakes most welcomed. Thank you!
Kristy Gray from Kulin is now selling plants in front of Dorcas at various
times...her next visit will be on Thursday July 28.
An enterprising customer has made these bath mats and hand bags from
recycled T-Shirts from Dorcas...don’t they look wonderful!
We have just about raised $1,000 for the Salvation Army, and the next $1,000
is going towards the Pt Hedland Seafarers.
Many thanks for your generous donations, and thanks to the helpers who give
up their valuable to help!
For any queries or donations please phone Rosemary Smoker on
0429 335 646 or 90648114
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If we’re not supposed to
have midnight snacks,
then why is there a light
in the fridge?
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If you think your day is going badly, read these stories. You may feel a
little better about your day after reading.
Fire authorities in California found a corpse in a burnedout section of forest while assessing the damage done by a
forest fire. The deceased male was dressed in a full wet
suit, complete with scuba tanks on his back, flippers, and
face mask.
A postmortem test revealed that the man died not from
burns, but from massive internal injuries. Dental records
provided a positive identification. Investigators then set
about to determine how a fully clothed diver ended up in
the middle of a forest fire.
business. About to stand, he flipped the butt between his
legs.
The wife, who was in the kitchen, heard a loud explosion
and her husband screaming. Finding him lying on the
bathroom floor with his trousers blown away and burns on
his buttocks, legs and groin, she
once again phoned for an ambulance. The same
paramedic crew was dispatched.
As the paramedics carried the man down the stairs to the
ambulance they asked the wife how he had come to burn
It was revealed that on the day of the fire, the man went
himself. She told them.
diving off the coast, some 20 miles from the forest. The
They started laughing so hard, one slipped, the stretcher
fire fighters, seeking to control the fire as quickly as
and dumping the husband out. He fell down the remaining
possible, had called in a fleet of helicopters with very large stairs, breaking his arm.
dip buckets. Water was dipped from the ocean and
Still having a bad day? Just remember, it could be worse...
emptied at the site of the forest fire.
The average cost of rehabilitating a seal after the Exxon
One minute our diver was making like Flipper in the
Valdez oil spill in Alaska was $80,000. At a special
Pacific, the next, he was doing the breast stroke in a fire
ceremony, two of the most expensively saved animals
dip bucket 300 feet in the air. Some days it just doesn't
were being released back into the wild amid cheers and
pay to get out of bed.
applause from onlookers. A minute later, in full view, a
Still think you're having a bad day?
killer whale ate them both.
A man was working on his motorcycle on the patio, his
wife nearby in the kitchen. While racing the engine, the
motorcycle accidentally slipped into gear. The man, still
holding onto the handlebars, was dragged along as it burst
through the glass patio doors.
Still think you are having a bad day?
A woman came home to find her husband in the kitchen
shaking frantically, almost in a dancing frenzy, with some
kind of wire running from his waist towards the electric
kettle. Intending to jolt him away from the deadly current,
she whacked him with a handy plank of wood, breaking his
arm in two places. Up to that moment, he had been
happily listening to his Walkman.
His wife, hearing the crash, ran in the room to find her
husband cut and bleeding, the motorcycle, and the
shattered patio door. She called for an ambulance and,
because the house sat on a fairly large hill, went down the
STILL think you're having a bad day?
several flights of stairs to meet the paramedics and escort
Two animal rights protesters were protesting at the
them to her husband.
cruelty of sending pigs to a slaughterhouse in Bonn,
While the attendants were loading her husband, the wife
Germany. Suddenly, all two thousand pigs broke loose and
managed to right the motorcycle and push it outside. She
escaped through a broken fence, stampeding madly The
also quickly blotted up the spilled gasoline with some
two hopeless protesters were trampled to death.
paper towels and tossed them into the toilet.
What?! STILL having a bad day??
After being treated and released, the man returned home,
looked at the shattered patio door and the damage done Iraqi terrorist Khay Rahnajet didn't pay enough postage on
a letter bomb. It came back with "return to sender"
to his motorcycle. He went into the bathroom and
stamped on it. Forgetting it was the bomb, he opened it
consoled himself with a cigarette while attending to his
and was blown to bits. There now, feeling better?
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SHIRE OF NAREMBEEN
1 LONGHURST STREET, NAREMBEEN WA 6369
W: www.narembeen.wa.gov.au
T: (08) 9064 7308
F: (08) 9064 7037
E: [email protected]
“FROM THE CHIEF”
20th July 2016
Narembeen Lesser Hall
My Council Web Page
MyCouncil is an initiative of the State
Government to strengthen local government
accountability and performance. MyCouncil
is a place where you can find out how local
governments are raising, spending and
managing their money.
More information is available by contacting
the Shire of Narembeen or accessing the
MyCouncil website:
https://mycouncil.wa.gov.au/
Residents in the Narembeen district are hereby
advised that planning has commenced to
demolish the Narembeen Lesser Hall.
It is anticipated that demolition will be completed
by the end of September 2016.
Planning has also commenced to implement the
Shire of Narembeen’s Interpretation Plan that
will commemorate the role the Lesser Hall
played in the development of the District.
The final draft Interpretation Plan is available for
viewing in the Shire Library.
Any questions can be directed to Garry Gregan
at the Shire on 9064 7308.
Updated requirements for swimming and spa pool safety barriers
In Western Australia, the design, construction and installation of private swimming and spa pools
and their safety barriers is subject to strict building requirements under the Building Regulations
2012 (the Regulations). Owners and occupiers also have ongoing legal obligations to maintain their
safety barriers at all times.
On 1 May 2016 the Regulations relating to private swimming and spa pools changed.
The Building Commission has updated the publication "Rules for Pools and Spas" to reflect the
safety barrier requirements that apply to private swimming and spa pools in Western Australia. This
edition replaces the previous 2012 edition.
Further information on requirements for swimming and spa pools is available on the Building
Commission website:
http://www.commerce.wa.gov.au/building-commission/swimming-and-spa-pools
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SHIRE OF NAREMBEEN
“FROM THE CHIEF”
Extraordinary Election—Call for nominations
to be a Councillor of the Shire of Narembeen
Nominations are called for the Shire of Narembeen extraordinary election to be held on Saturday 3
September 2016 as detailed below.
Vacancy
An Extraordinary in person election will be held on Saturday 3 September 2016 to fill the following
vacancy:
District
One Vacancy
Term expires October 2019
Nomination Time and Place
Nominations open on Thursday 21 July 2016 and close at 4.00pm sharp on Thursday 28 July 2016.
Nominations must be lodged with the Returning Officer at any time during the above period at the
Shire of Narembeen Office, 1 Longhurst Street, Narembeen WA 6369.
Nomination Requirements
Nominations must be on a prescribed form that is available from the Shire office and must include a
separate candidate profile containing not more than 150 words on a single A4 page and which
includes candidate biographical information and candidate policies or beliefs. Nominations must be
received by the Returning Officer by the close of nominations.
An $80 nomination deposit is required at the time of lodgement. A recent passport sized photo of the
candidate may be submitted with the nomination.
If unable to personally attend to nominate, an authorised agent can do this on a candidates behalf
with written authorisation signed by the candidate on the prescribed form. More information
regarding eligibility and nomination procedures are available from the Shire office.
Chris Jackson
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Narembeen Townsite Project
You may have seen that construction of the new road to be named Fricker Road from the
Merredin Narembeen Road to the Narembeen CBH facility and Latham & Soldiers Road has
commenced. See plan on following page.
Funding for this project has been provided as part of Councils allocated Grain Freight project
money. The current works are stage one with the new road being constructed to the bin and
stage two will go ahead pending negotiations with Brookfield Rail.
Thank you to the Latham and Hayter families for supporting the development of this new road
which will provide significant benefits to Narembeen, including a reduction in the number of
trucks through the townsite improving safety and access to the CBH bin.
If you have any questions about the project please do not hesitate to contact Chris Jackson.
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SHIRE OF NAREMBEEN
“FROM THE CHIEF”
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SHIRE OF NAREMBEEN
“FROM THE CHIEF”
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SHIRE OF NAREMBEEN
“FROM THE CHIEF”
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SHIRE OF NAREMBEEN
“FROM THE CHIEF”
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Football
SUCCESS…………….
Best: Cheetham, Sherwood, D.Gray, Newman, Dall
We live in a world that is success driven. Everyone
likes to be in front at the end but is that the only
way to gauge it? Is a man successful when he
comes to a new country and throws himself into a
crazy game? Or how about coming to a new town
and getting involved in the footy club? How do we
define success?
The Hawks lost again, by five points to a deserving
and hard running Nukarni side, the question is
however, were they unsuccessful? Is it
unsuccessful when a club legend like Ben Hunter
provides great direction for his teammates,
wonderful ball use and even more impressive ball
winning when his team needed it the most.
The Ressies started against the top of the table
Demons with a young and inexperienced side. The
two pronged attack of Clint Butler and Danny Gray
proved it would be a handful but it was the
delivery that would be the challenge. This delivery
was provided by a midfield that was dominated by
two blonde tyros. The first, Jesper Dall. Jesper has
only been in Australia for a short amount of time
but he is fast developing his skill in the indigenous
game. Against the Demons he was hard at it on his
wing and never went to ground. His work with the
ball was clam and complete and sent the Ressies
forward time and again.
Is it unsuccessful when Mike Mortimore returns
from a long term injury with a performance on the
last line of defence which is full of desperation
and commitment to the cause. Is it unsuccessful
when seventeen year old Mitchell Pollard wins
several contests, against men who are bigger and
quicker than he is, by focussing purely on the ball.
Is it unsuccessful when a playing coach of only
twent five years of age provides superior ball use
and shows wonderful audacity in his willingness to
take the game on through the middle of the
ground?
The answer to these questions is not for this
reporter to offer but for those of you in Hawks
Nation to decide for yourselves. Football is
however such a testing and tough game that while
a win on the scoreboard is what we are all after it
is simply unfair to use that is the only gauge of
success.
Jesper's blonde partner in crime was Jake
'Sunshine' Newman. Jake has only been in town
for a short amount of time and if not for an
argument with a skateboard would have played
more footy for the Hawks. On Sunday he was
dominant around the contest and running away
with it. This fast ball movement coupled with the Nukarni
10-9
69
growing dominance of Gray and Butler delivered a
Hawks
9-11
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big win for the Ressies.
Best: Hunter, Bain, Duncan, Mortimore. Boughton
Ressies
10-10
70
Nukarni
6-5
41
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FOOTBALL CLUB
CANTEEN ROSTER
Sunday 24th July
Narembeen v’s Hyden/Karlgarin
Co-ordinator: Maxine Miolini
10:30am – 12:30pm
Adam Miolini, Scott Rolley, Danny Gray
12:30pm – 2:30pm
Ryan Mortimore, Makayla Cole, Jake Vincent, Levi Duffy
2:30 pm – 4:00pm
Nick Cheetham, Clinton Murray(Snow), Johnny
ALL PLAYERS please bring a plate of Afternoon Tea.
Junior Hockey
It was a warm sunny day in Narembeen, July
16. It was a tough game but in the end we
won 9-0.
Team:
Sara and Samantha Nation, Tye and
Kade McLeish, Cobie Stirrat, Sheldon KuhneMunroe, Elijah Kerse, Sari Wilson, Breanna
In the first half we were passing the ball a bit Fitzgerald, Sophia Lopez, Goalie: Jordyn
to the other team but then in the second half McNally.
we started looking up to see where our team By Sara
was and passed to them. Our full backs were
good at clearing the ball which helped us out
a lot. The half backs did well at sticking on
their wing so it was harder for them to pass
out wide. Everyone else did well at their
position to help open the space up on the
field to go down and get a goal.
Our goal scorers were Samantha with 5,
Breanna with 2, Sara and Tye with 1.
We would like to thank Kade and Tye for
coming down and playing with us, they did a
great job.
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NAREMBEEN NETBALL CLUB
PO BOX 133
NAREMBEEN WA 6369
PRESIDENT: BONNIE COLE
0438 066 014
V.PRESIDENT: HOLLY CUSACK
0429 611 003
SECRETARY: KELLY LYON
0427 647 635
TREASURER: EMILY JONES
0433 389 803
Well it has been awhile both since we have had a game and even more time has passed since we have put
in a write up but the final round games for the season have started after a two week hiatus. All teams
including our Netta kids were on court on Saturday and we had successes in all games.
GAME FIXTURE 23rd July @ Home
10.30am
NB5 v KU3
11am
NB6 v HY4 (Netta)
12pm
NB4 v HY3
12pm
NB2 v KU2
1.30pm
NB1 V HY1
3pm
NB3 v HY2
SOCIAL FIXTURE
Back to the Club once the last game has played.
BREAST CANCER FUNDRAISER
The Netball Club will be hosting a breast cancer fundraiser on the 13 th of August at the netball courts, all
proceeds will go to the Mcgrath Foundation, everyone welcome come on down and grab some morning or
arvo tea from the cake stall, there will also be a donation tin and a raffle.
Pink Cake Stall 13th August @ the Netball Courts – anyone welcome
Proudly Sponsored By:
Cody Express Transport
IRE Agricultural Worldwide
CSBP
Landmark Total Ag
Narembeen Tyre Service
Narembeen Rural Newsagency
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NAREMBEEN NETBALL CLUB
PO BOX 133
NAREMBEEN WA 6369
opportunities. In Annika at GS, we have a
perfectionist as she certainly is tough on herself but
Narembeen 4 & 5, our juniors, have had great
that is just what we need, as her last three quarters
seasons with senior payers in Ryan Mortimore, Abby were awesome, as was the feeding by all attacking
Hooper, Taneeka Websdale (although absent
players. Kell at GA is also putting in some great
Saturday), Amber & Chloe Kuhne-Munore and
games and can be relied upon to steady the play
Lezandre Van Rensburg leading by example on most when needed. The work by Erin (our first year
occasions. They have been ably backed this season
player) and Bianca was excellent as was the cameo
by big improvers Rue Leask-Copeman, Tahlia Cole,
by Bev in at WA. and this side, like Narem 2, have
Alicia Hills, Shianne Vincent and Leiyah Butler. Great been so keen to get everything right, they are doing
to see our Year 4’s getting plenty of game time and just that! Keep it up guys!
Cameron Hills, Alice Hardham, Sarah Lines, Kiera
A GRADE
Butler and Makayla Cole taking advantage of their
game time to learn and develop their skills. We had Narembeen 1 (42) defeated Kulin 1 (22)
got a little stagnant in our development and I am
really pleased to see improvement and the skills we We couldn’t have picked a better week to be
depleted with Holl and Chris injured as we had a
are learning at training actually being put into
couple of average fill in’s in Kaidee Arnold and Britt
practice on court.
Duncan J. Although we were up for the whole game,
B GRADE
it was not until half way through the third quarter
that we got some true ascendency courtesy of some
Narembeen 2 (31) defeated Corrrigin 3 (14)
great offensive play. Our defence of Nearly and
Well it was a win and that is good but given what a
Mudge (aka Tenille and Amanda) have been building
great season we have had, this was not the highest a great combination after coming back together as a
standard game! We had a couple of key position
team and they had a fine four quarters. There were
players out and this meant players were out of
some great positives to come out of the game,
position. Not sure it should have affected our ability confidence in our passing and leading, the set plays
to pass but apparently it did! I am guessing that one working 95% of the time and great team work. Holly
bad game is ok in a season but lets hope that is it!
(with a half at GS), Taylor, Bron and Sapphire are all
Great game Eden, really top work and good support building stronger connections and although we have
by Anita! In general, not our best effort and one to
still have work to do, developing strong team work
forget, but we have had a great season to date so it and confidence at this time of the season is just what
is not time to panic! With Em back for the rest of the we need. If we could do one thing better in attack, it
games and hopefully our reliable GA in Shezza J I am would be to drive stronger and harder for the ball –
backing you guys to come out firing on Saturday and we have some timidity in our leads at times, as if we
have a game of great skills and team work – just like are not sure if we should actually go or not! We will
you know you can!
once again have to be tough onto the ball and work
hard at playing as a team this weekend against
Narembeen 3 (50) defeated Kulin 2 (16)
Hyden.
Checking that score line out it is amazing to think
that we were down by 3 at quarter time and that the Don’t forget:
opposition had 11 goals from memory! Great
* Training – it really is not negotiable!
defence by all concerned to keep them to just 5
* Set plays and signals! We cannot have people on
goals for the remainder of the game. Take a bow
Lauren, Vanessa, Em Jones and Beck J It was terrific the court that do not know these – that is what
makes us a team! !
listening to instructions by all to adjust the attack
after quarter time to give ourselves more scoring
Juniors
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NAREMBEEN MEN'S DART ASSOCIATION
RESULTS
*
BRUCE ROCK
8/07/2016
FTROOP
ROYALS
JET
S
MAGPIES
REBELS
HIGH SCORES [101+]:
G BROWNLEY [120], K COLLARD JR [125], G BOND [138], M HIGGINS [140], J GALICINAO [140], L BROWN [125], M DARBY [180], K
BUTLER [125], S BIDDULPH [120], D HOUSTON [138], G COLE [135], C ROISSETTER [140], W PATTERSON [125], A NATION [125], G
HIGH AVERAGES [50+]:
BEST OVER AVERAGE:
CLUB '100':
G BROWNLEY [1], K COLLARD JR [1], G BOND [1], J GALICINAO [1], L BROWN [2], K BUTLER [1], K WOLFENDEN [1], M DORLANDT [1], L
PEG-OUTS:
G BROWNLEY [2,16,18], K COLLARD JR [-,-,8], G BOND [13,20,-], M HIGGINS [-,51,-], J GALICINAO [40,-,32], L BROWN [-,-,4], S McCONACHY
[-,,40], M DARBY [103,-,24], K BUTLER [-,-,40], K WOLFENDEN [-,-,45], D HOUSTON [-,-,22], G COLE [-,-,32], R COLE [-,-,20], G HILLS [-,10,10],
M DORLANDT [-,8,32], R KING JR [-,16,-], R GEORGE [-,16,34], L HILL [-,16,-], M DOVE [-,16,-], R BAMFORD [-,-,20], D COLE [-,-,2], G LOADER
[4,-,-], M BROWN [-,-,4], P KAVANAGH [4,-,-], J ANDREWS [-,-,8]
TEAM
POINTS
POINTS FOR
POINTS AWAY
PERCENTAGE
F-TROOP
30
116
71
163.38
REBELS
20
105
82
128.05
MAGPIES
20
102
85
120.00
ROYALS
20
94
93
101.08
JETS
6
72
115
62.61
BRUCE ROCK
6
72
115
62.61
Note: All players, please ensure that your name has been spelt correctly on game sheets. Captains, if you would like a
double-check copy of your match sheet, please forward an email address to me at [email protected]. Thank
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NAREMBEEN MEN'S DART ASSOCIATION
RESULTS
*
15/07/2016
F-TROOP
ROYALS
V
8
REBELS
3
BRUCE ROCK
V
7
4
JETS
MAGPIES
V
3
8
HIGH SCORES [101+]:
R ROJAS [140], L BROWN [140], D BUTLER [137], K COLLARD SR [124], J CALICINAO [140], G BOND [105], A NATION [140], D BOW [121], K COLLARD JR [140], L HILL [123], R COLE [102], K WOLFENDEN [140], G HILLS [140], W PATTERSON [125], N McKENNA [133], G DAWSON [105]
HIGH AVERAGES [50+]:
R ROJAS [71.71], G BROWNLEY [67.62], L BROWN [58.95], D BUTLER [54.25], K COLLARD SR [54.13], J GALICINAO [53.58], G BOND
[52.52], A NATION [51.96], G COLE [51.85]
BEST OVER AVERAGE:
CLUB '100':
R ROJAS [2], G BROWNLEY [2], L BROWN [3], D BUTLER [1], K COLLARD SR [2], G COLE [2], D BOW [1], K COLLARD JR [1], L HILL [1], R
PEG-OUTS:
R ROJAS [-,4,106], G BROWNLEY [-,74,32], L BROWN [-,-,94], K COLLARD SR [-,28,-], J GALICINAO [-,-,35], G BOND [2,-,84], G COLE [-,-,40], D
BOW [-,-,6], K COLLARD JR [-,8,8], L HILL [32,-,-], R COLE [46,-,-], K WOLFENDEN [-,-,48], D COLE [-,-,16], G HILLS [42,-,-], M DARBY [-,94,-], S
McCONACHY [-,16,16], P KAVANAGH [-,-,18], N McKENNA [-,-,10], K CUMMINS [-,16,-], S GAULT [-,-,11], G LOADER [8,4,32], T THORN [-,-,8], R
BAMFORD [8,8,8], G DAWSON [-,-,2]
TEAM
POINTS
POINTS FOR
POINTS AWAY
PERCENTAGE
F-TROOP
32
124
74
167.57
REBELS
22
112
86
130.23
MAGPIES
22
110
88
125.00
ROYALS
20
97
101
96.04
BRUCE ROCK
6
76
122
62.30
JETS
6
75
123
60.98
Graham Loader
Note: All players, please ensure that your name has been spelt correctly on game sheets. Captains, if you would like a
double-check copy of your match sheet, please forward an email address to me at [email protected]. Thank
you.
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Narembeen Golf
He’s back! The king of the Cups returns.
The winner of the B C Cusack Cup is Wayne Gould
who seems to really rev himself up when a Cup is on
the line, having won several Traders Cups and now
two of B C’s. He won, with a score of 40pts, with R/
up on c/b Brendan Parsons 39 from G Jones and B
Repacholi. The gross winner with a super score of 38
was G Jones from Muckinbudin and S Tillamans was
R/up on 32.
successful weekend. The course was much
complimented on and the weather held off—we were
soooo lucky.
Last Wed the ladies played a stableford and the
winner with 37pt was C Currie. Well done Carol. R/up
on a c/b was J Cusack with 37pts too. We all worked
hard and worked up a great appetite knowing J
McGregor was on arvo tea and were licking our lips.
Alas “Light and Easy” was on the menu and a revolt
ensured. Needless the lack of party pies ensured it
The winners of the 4BBB combined Traders’ Cup nett
got ugly!
were W Gould and S Padfield 78 and R/up were S
Buller and R Yeats 72, while the gross winners were G A reminder that men’s golf is on now
Jones and S Tillamans 70 and R/ups P Elliot and J
Sunday not Saturday this week—hurrah!
Boyd 59.
We would like to thank our very generous sponsors
As for the Maisie Cusack Trophy, C Elliot won with
Narembeen Roadhouse, B C Cusack Co, Total
38pts with J McGregor 37 R/up on a c/b from J
Ag, Liberty Rural and Dyson Wool,
Cusack.
Narembeen Tyre Service, Motive Travel,
The Goulds’ were on a roll with Jane and J Cusack
Narembeen Newsagency, B & N Cole, Peel Golf, S
winning the Ladies’ 4BBB combined stableford with
Heather, Elders, Bernie Valance, Narembeen
70 pts and C Elliot and the remarkable, 89yr old, M
Medical Centre, IGA, Glencore Grains, D&D
Websdale on 67. Gross winners were M Romaior and
Cabinets, Narembeen Hardware & Ag Supplies,
M Miolini on 42 with R/up J Kay and J Shemeld on 38.
Brownley Plumbing, Shakespeare Financial
As you can see, a lot of the winners are old
Solutions, G Fuller Gardening Service, Dunsborough
“Narembeenites”, much to our immense satisfaction, Lakes Golf Club and Emerald Grain.
as they continue to support us every year. We also
had the usual happy mob from Dunsborough,
Kondinin, Bruce Rock, Nokaning, Muckinbudin,
Yearling, Hartfield, Munty, Busselton, Victoria (the
Balls), Mandurah and Williams.
We would sincerely like to thank the Cusack Family
and all the Narembeen Traders for their great
sponsorship. Also, the day wouldn’t be anywhere as
good without the kitchen wenches, R Cole, E Bailey
and H Copeman and the bar supremo’s B Bailey and
R Quarrell who all were magnificent.
On Sunday, a brave few, fronted up again to sort of
play golf. S Padfield delighted in taking the winnings
after 39pts and beat B Parsons on 37. Apparently he
will get his throne back from Wayne who struggled
after his big win on Sat. Other good scores were J
Currie and M Toovey 35. The women played a 4BBB
and the elder pairing of A Cowan and S Haunold
flogged all the rest of us. V Teede and C Padfield
were R/up on 39. We finished off with a clean-out tea
“Golf giveth and golf taketh away. But it
taketh away a hell of a lot more than it
giveth”
APOLOGY
Please accept my sincere apology for my serious
oversight in not providing Black & Gold Party Pies for
afternoon tea last Wednesday. In hindsight I now
realise that this was entirely unacceptable and I
apologise unreservedly for my selfishness; it won’t
happen again.
and not surprisingly a few drinks to celebrate a very
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FOR SALE
L shaped seven seater lounge
suite.
Dark green in colour.
Has been well polished.
Good condition.
Give me a offer
Call…..0428 647 015
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ANSWERS FROM PAGE 6 AND 7
SPORT
Entertainment
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Media Puzzle
99.94
Mark Webber
Mark Ricciuto, Nathan Buckley, Adam Goodes
Lleyton Hewitt
Lauren Jackson
Michael Doohan
2 – Steven Bradbury and Alisa Camplin
Murray Rose
Quicksilver
General Knowledge
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Five (Australia is the sixth largest country: Russia, Canada, China, USA, Brazil)
Queensland
Fraser Island
1984
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Black swan
Melbourne
Frilled neck lizard
Cathy Freeman
Dame Nellie Melba
5.
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Fiona and Adam
Crocodile Dundee
Benita
Strictly Ballroom, Romeo and Juliet, and Moulin
Rouge
Jane Turner and Gina Riley
Elizabeth
The Castle
Suddenly
Tom Burlinson
Lisa McCune
Geography
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Steep Point (Shark Bay)
D - 35%
Newcastle
Victoria
Launceston
Wallaman Falls, QLD
Victoria
The Olgas
Lake Mackay, WA
Kangaroo Island
Arts and Literature
Fabulous Facts
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Tim Winton
1982
The Seekers
Thomas Keneally
Richard Flanagan
Daniel Johns
Casey Chambers
History and Science
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Professor Graeme Clark
Glenrowan
Neville Bonner
9th May, 1988
Prime Minister, Harold Holt
1851
Professor Peter Doherty
1966
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Having a sleep
B - Largest Christmas Cracker
Love Kylie
Ballina
C - 300 million
Koala Blue
Birdsville
B - Lawn sprinkler
Bee
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SCHOOL HOLIDAY ACTIVITY—ARTS AND CRAFTS
The scene was set, the tables covered in plastic sheeting, paints and glue spread out and
hundreds of toilet rolls and 12 eager children gathered in anticipation ( 2 eager Adults as
well)
Our receptionist has a flair for creativity and this activity was her idea. With the music
pumping everyone set to create some wonderful crafts including cars, animals, photo
frames, rockets and tea light candle holders. The kids loved it and we are excited for the
next school holidays to see what else they can create!
Thank you once again Taylor Hooper for taking time out of your
break to help us, its very much appreciated.
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Lot 27984 Currall St
Narembeen WA 6369
PO Box 35, Narembeen WA 6369
P 08 9064 8373 F 08 9064 8378
E [email protected]
ABN 39 356 345 719
IT’S HERE – Every Friday and Saturday night.
Come to the Club this weekend to be one of the first to experience this exceptional menu.
Kitchen open from 6.00pm.
Bookings appreciated by calling 90648330 or by calling in at Winston’s.
Choose from:
Steak & Mash
Prime Scotch Fillet, Garlic Mashed Potato, Steamed Seasonal Vegetables & Red wine Jus
$32.00 (GF)*
Poached Salmon
Lightly Poached Salmon Fillet on a bed of Fennel and Asparagus
$28.00 (GF)*
Jamaican Jerk Chicken
Jamaican Spiced Chicken Maryland with Coconut Rice and Pineapple Chutney
$26.00 (GF)*
Pumpkin Gnocchi
Home-made Pumpkin Gnocchi, Burnt Butter and Sage Sauce, Shaved Parmesan
$19.00 (V)*
All Mains can be ordered half size at half the price for children and adults with small appetites.
Sides
$7.00
Chips
Beer Battered Chips
Sweet Potato Wedges
Steamed Seasonal Vegetables (GF)*
Home Made Garlic Bread
Dessert $8.50
Winston's Famous Sticky Date Pudding with Caramel Sauce, Cream and or Ice-cream
Warm Chocolate Cake with Raspberries and Cream (GF)*
Children's Menu
$10.00
Macaroni Cheese
Meatballs and Spaghetti
Bangers and Mash
Plus a
Mini Ice-cream Sundae
*(GF)
– Gluten Free
*(V) - Vegetarian
Members and Invited Guests welcome.
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CHURCH NOTICES
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
105 Church Road, Mt Walker
Saturday, July 23rd
10:00am
Bible Study
Adults:
Justice & Mercy in the O.T. Part 2
Ezek. 37:1-14; Eph. 2:10; Ezek. 47:1-8
Matt. 5:16; Rev. 22:1,2; Isa. 61:1-11
Kids own Sabbath School, all age groups.
ROMAN CATHOLIC
OUR LADY OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
11:30am
Sunday 24th July
Worship Service
Pastor Malcolm Eastwick
Mass 10:00am
Reader: J Cusack
It’s BYO Lunch day to enjoy a time of fellowship
You’re welcome to join us at any time
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Wednesday 20th July
Bible Study 7:30pm at D & R Smoker’s home
ST PAUL’S ANGLICAN
Friday 22nd July
Kids Club 3:15pm—5:00pm
Youth Group
7:00pm—9:00pm
Sunday 24th July
Worship Service 10:00am
Sunday 24th July
9:00am Service
Rev David Russell visit
Hosea
Speaker - Michael Smoker
Chapter 1 Verses 2-10 Reader J Hall
If you have any queries or are in need of help or prayer
please phone Neville Hooper on 90618023.
Colossians Chapter 2 Verses 6-19 Reader E Hall
Luke
Chapter 11 Verses 1-13
Psalm
85
Bible Verse ‘Run your best in the race of faith, and
win eternal life for yourself; for it was to this life that
God called you when you firmly professed your faith
before many witnesses’
1 Timothy 6:12
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Birthdays in July
Thursday
21
Graeme Currie, Bevan Eyles, Sharon Wilson (Duncan)
Friday
22
Senior Citizens Centre, David Hunter, Craig Bailey, Casey Fry
Saturday
23
Ann Welsh, Justin Fidge
Sunday
24
Christie Hassett, Amber Morrone
Monday
25
Sheryl Moppett, Roslyn Menegola, Brianni Josifovski, Nils Cusack
Wednesday
27
Scott Hill, Tracy Bear, June Tocknell, Jacqueline Wilson (Treloar),
Renee Hayter, Emma
Hackett, Ron Butler, Stephen Fry, Shannon Treloar, Tarkyn Plumley

Anniversaries
Sunday
24th
David & Helen Hunter
Monday
25th
Ashley & Sandra Van Viersen
Tuesday
26th
Kingsley & Nancy Moppett
Cleaning Rosters
Catholic Church
N Sharp
Anglican Church
H Toovey
Narembeen Weather
Day
Date
Max ( ̊C)
Min ( ̊C)
Rainfall (ml)
Tuesday
12/07/2016
11.4
Wednesday
13/07/2016
14.5
0.2
Frost
Thursday
14/07/2016
15.6
1.5
Frost
Friday
15/07/2016
20.4
8.0
Saturday
16/07/2016
21.9
6.6
Sunday
17/07/2016
17.4
13.2
14.4
Monday
18/07/2016
14.0
9.0
0.8 Fog
Tuesday
19/07/2016
2.0
0.5 Fog
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HEALTH SERVICES
DOCTOR - 9064 7145
Dr Peter Lines practises at the medical centre. Please bring current prescriptions, Medicare,
Pension and Health Care cards.
Hours: Mon-Thurs: 8.00am-12.30pm and 1.30pm-5.00pm: Fri 8.00am – 1.30pm
RURAL WOMEN’S GP SERVICE – 9064 7145
DR WARD – 6 weekly visits contact Surgery for dates
DIABETIC EDUCATOR & DIETITIAN – Free service
These services are combined visits every second Wednesday of the month- in person and video
conference on fourth Wednesday of the month
NURSE PRACTITIONER – Monthly service.
HEALTH DIRECT 1800 022 222
HOSPITAL - 9064 6222
Please bring Medicare card. Accident, emergency and acute medical care.
Outpatient dressings/blood pressure checks etc, preferred times 10.30–11.30am or 3.30– 4.30pm.
Only emergency x-rays will be attended out of hours.
Other services include antenatal and postnatal care, palliative care, respite services, high and low level
residential care, Home and Community Care (HACC), Patient Assisted Travel Service (PATS), . X-ray
service available, please phone to book. Video conference facilities available for face to face consult with
some specialists. Occupational and Speech therapy, Dietician and Aged Care Assessment (ACAT)
available by referral.
WHEATBELT ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICE
Phone 90413807 or 90412928
This service provides support for Individuals, Couples and Families affected by alcohol and drugs
WHEATBELT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE UNIT
Call 1800 353 122 (24 hours) Free and Confidential.
Men’s Domestic Violence Helpline 1800 000 599. Victim Support Service 1800 350 074
DENTIST – 9064 7397 Narembeen
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Private: Right Move Physiotherapy practices out of Merredin and Bruce Rock.
CHILD, SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES - 9064 7388 or 9064 7145
Child health clinic every second Monday 8.30am - 3.00pm.
. Alternatively, contact Primary Health in Merredin 9041 0444 or Ngala 1800 111 546
CENTRAL AGCARE FAMILY COUNSELLING SERVICE
Counsellor: Joyce Contos (Corrigin) 9063 2037; or Claire Lenne (Bruce Rock) 90611840
PODIATRIST – 9064 6222
Please call the hospital (office hours) for appt. Wed 29th June, 2016, Aug 10th
CHIROPRACTOR – 95276758
Next visit 19th July Narembeen Medical Centre
ST JOHN AMBULANCE – 000
Skills 7.30pm every 2nd and 4th Monday of the month.
Do not call the hospital for an ambulance in an emergency.
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COMING EVENTS IN JULY
Thursday
21 Autumn Club at Senior Citizen Centre
10:30am - 2:00pm
Dentist at Dental Surgery
Numbats. Phone bookings from 8:00am 90647 250
8:30am - 3:30pm
Netball Training
Hockey Training
Friday
22 Playgroup @ Numbats Centre
Youth Group
7:00pm
Kids Club
3:15pm – 5:00pm
DARTS
Saturday
9:30am
F Troop v Rebels
Royals v Magpies
Jets v Bruce Rock
23 Church
Men’s Community Shed
HOCKEY
GOLF
NETBALL
Sunday
Monday
9:00am
Ladies – Narembeen v Hyden/Karlgarin
Men – Merredin v Narembeen
Men Par Competition
NB1 v HY1
NB2 v KU2
NB3 v HY2
NB4 v HY3
NB5 v KU3
NB6 v HY4
24 Church
FOOTBALL
Narembeen v Hyden/Karlgarin
GOLF
Ladies – Stroke
Mens – Nokanning Cup
Mt. Walker – Bruce Rock Cup
25 Circuit Gym
9:00am
St. John Ambulance Skills
Tuesday
7:30pm
26 Arts & Crafts and Book Exchange @ Community Shed
Numbats. Phone bookings from 8:00am 90647250
Wednesday
27 Seniors Gym
GOLF
8:30am – 3:30pm
10:30am
Ladies Stroke Competition
Church Service @ Hospital
Thursday
10:00am – 4:00pm
2:00pm
28 Autumn Club at Senior Citizen Centre
10:30am - 2:00pm
Dentist at Dental Surgery
Numbats. Phone bookings from 8:00am 90647 250
8:30am - 3:30pm
Netball Training
Hockey Training
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