Volume 22
Edition 7
15/03/2017
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L Chapman
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EDITORS
Anita Cowan (Editor-in-Chief), Julia Cusworth,
Gina DeLuis, Sherrie Heather, Lorraine Lethlean, Maxine Miolini, Kellie Mortimore
DISCLAIMER
The views expressed in this newspaper are not necessarily the views of the Editor
or other volunteers that produce this newspaper.
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Over the Fence….
Singalong
There is an invitation to anyone who would like to join with us this Saturday March 18th at 2pm, for an “Informal
Singalong” with the Hyden Choir, singing some old gospel favourites and learning some new ones. This will be
followed by afternoon tea in the hall. Everyone welcome to come and join in if you enjoy a good old fashion sing
along.
Baptism
It was a great day last Saturday March 11, to see Jake Ashmore give his heart to the Lord in Baptism. The church
was filled with family and friends as they came to witness this great occasion.
Jake likes the colour Yellow and the church was decorated in yellow sunflowers and Jake and Tahlia brought along
their yellow Weiro’s who gave us much pleasure as they sang throughout the service. We wish Jake God’s Blessing
as he lives his life for Him each day.
Choir
Last Friday members of Hyden, Quairading and Narembeen choirs gathered together at the Narembeen Church Hall
for a day of singing and fellowship. This event has taken place for many years and has been enjoyed by all. The
singing has been lifted to a high standard due to the efforts of the conductor Vivienne Marshall from Hyden and
pianist Dianne Major, Mt Walker. As the Marshall farm has been sold, Vivienne and her husband will be moving to
Australind. Best wishes with your move to the coast.
Cheerio
Cheerio to Maisie Cusack, presently a patient in the Mount Hospital. Also best wishes to Yvonne Treloar for a
speedy recovery.
Welcome
A warm Narembeen welcome to Joanne May who is shifting into the Gum Tree Units. Joanne has been living in
Northcliffe for the past few years and has moved to be close to her sisters Colleen Crowd & Dianne Pember.
News from America
Megan McKay, granddaughter of Hendy and Anita Cowan, playing college basketball on a scholarship at St Mary’s
College in Moraga, California is pictured in
the Grand Final of the West Coast
Championships for the 2016 - 2017 season
just played in Las Vegas last week.
St Mary’s men’s and women’s teams both
finished the season well, being second and
third in the Conference respectively. They
both played Gonzaga; which finished on top
in both competitions. St Mary’s were
Runner’s Up in both Final games.
Megan played a strong physical game and is
pictured here against three opponents.
Between the two teams there are 10 Australians on scholarships at the College.
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Narembeen Garden Club
I have been getting a lot of nice comments about my front garden and consequently given
out quite a few cuttings. Then last week I went to visit someone in Ada Street and as it
was a nice night decided to walk. I only had to pass a few homes to reach my destination
but I got to look at each garden as I went and there were plants in each garden from which
I would have loved to knock on the owner’s door and ask for a cutting.
Initial discussions amongst other keen gardeners agreed that a Garden Club would be a
great idea to get together to sell or swap plants, share tips and tricks, even fundraise.
Interested, either to participate or just to donate cuttings from your own garden please
let me know.
Rosalie Post Office Licensee
PS. I was truly surprised, delighted and inspired with the gardens at the Narembeen
School. Congratulations Maria Hall, you have done a wonderful job.
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‘MASTER AND THE APPRENTICE’
Proudly sponsored by: Narembeen Roadhouse, Elders Narembeen, Landmark Narembeen, CSBP
There has been many a story and the odd Hollywood movie that has been based around a master and
an apprentice, think Star Wars or maybe the Karate Kid where an experienced campaigner teaches a
young upstart new tricks. As the Hawks made their way into an unprecedented sixth consecutive Grand
Final those present saw the rise of two apprentices and the class of some masters.
Bowling first on a wicket that had a nice covering of grass new ball pairing Damon Hayter and Mitch
Miolini started well, really well. Hayter continued his recent form as he charged down wind and
challenged the Nungarin top order. Showing the benefit of years of experience Hayter made the most
of the wicket by bowling straight and bowling fast, he made the batsmen play and held a length that
made any front foot force a risk. Miolini, still only 23, has been bowling with the new ball for six years
and on Saturday he came of age.
The apprentice followed the lead of the master and he too held his length. He challenged the batsmen
to drive on the up which was difficult to do on a wicket which was offering assistance and showing
some inconsistencies even early on. Both openers took early wickets and quickly had the Panthers on
the back foot. When it seams it spins and when you spin it like Glen Sands, if it seams it spins big!
Sands bowling was the perfect follow up to the openers and his return of 4/27 ripped the heart out of
any Nungarin resurgence that may have threatened. The Hawks backed him up well in the field, an
effort highlighted by that catch. However I’ll let one A. Miolini tell you about that.
Although a target of 87 seemed attainable Nungarin quickly showed why they had finished a clear
second on the ladder as the Hawks slumped to 3/10. Here however came the second showing of the
master and the apprentice. Chris Fields has been at the Hawks for some time and is somewhat of a
unsung member of an at times brutal top order. Coming at 3/10 he showed his class and understanding
of the situation by letting a lot of balls go, biding his time and striking when he could.
Danny Gray has always been a cricketer of wonderful potential; a crushing ball striker he has played
some fast and furious innings for the Hawks. On Saturday he only made 10 but it could well be his best
innings for the club. Taking the lead of the master, the apprentice let the ball go, he understood the
bowlers were on top and his club needed him to bat time. Gray and Fields took the wind out of the sails
of the Panthers, protected the lower order for long enough to get the Hawks back in it.
I’ve always been curious why followers of any sport discuss the size, or lack thereof, of finals results;
6/88 may sound like an unconvincing total to win a final by but it doesn’t matter. The Hawks have got
their way there, two masters have shown the way for some apprentices to grow and the whole club
continues to be a power.
Nungarin 87 (Sands 4/27, Hayter 2/14)
lost to Cricketing Hawks 6/88
Fields 39no, Butler 15no
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Mental Health First Aid Workshop Narembeen
March 16th and 17th 2017
(9.00 am - 3.30 pm)
This is a nationally accredited course. The workshop is aimed at community
members who have regular contact with the public, and care about the health of their
workmates, family and friends.
Mental Health First Aid is the help given to someone developing a
mental health problem or in a crisis. The first aid is given until appropriate
professional treatment is received or until the crisis resolves. Mental health
problems covered include depression, anxiety, psychosis and substance use. Mental health crises covered include suicidal thoughts and behaviours,
non-suicidal self-injury, panic attacks, traumatic events, severe psychotic states, severe effects from alcohol or other drug use and aggressive behaviours.
Course Format: This is a 12-hour course (4 modules, each 3 hours). Course participants receive a copy of the Standard MHFA Manual and a Certificate of
Completion.
Cost:
$50 per person
Location:
Narembeen Community Resource Centre
Catering:
Morning, Afternoon Tea and Lunch provided
Contact:
Dr. O’Brien Teresa.O’[email protected] or
90813504 (0429168380)
Register your Interest using the above Contact Details or at the
Narembeen Community Resource Centre.
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Ladies Hospital Auxiliary
Thursday 23rd March 2017
At 2.00pm
At the hospital.
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Mob: 0418911872
email: [email protected]
For all electrical installations repairs and maintenance.
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Narembeen Garden Club
I have been getting a lot of nice comments about my front garden and consequently given
out quite a few cuttings. Then last week I went to visit someone in Ada Street and as it
was a nice night decided to walk. I only had to pass a few homes to reach my destination
but I got to look at each garden as I went and there were plants in each garden from
which I would have loved to knock on the owner’s door and ask for a cutting.
Initial discussions amongst other keen gardeners agreed that a Garden Club would be a
great idea to get together to sell or swap plants, share tips and tricks, even fundraise.
Interested, either to participate or just to donate cuttings from your own garden please
let me know.
Rosalie
Post Office Licensee
PS. I was truly surprised, delighted and inspired with the gardens at the Narembeen
School. Congratulations Maria Hall, you have done a wonderful job.
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41 Currall St, Narembeen
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Ph. Noelene (Choudhury) Sharp: 0416 272 370
Massage and Naturopathy
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Monday – Wednesday (and on some Fridays).
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New seasons
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Cleaned and Graded - Weed Free
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Harvested from our own paddocks.
Contact Steve Angwin:
Mobile 0428 616 053
[email protected]
Ph/Fax: 9861 6053
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Historical Society Meeting
Monday March 20th
2.00pm at the History Centre.
All Welcome!
Ladies Hospital Auxiliary
A Special Meeting has been called to discuss the refurbishment of
Koolberrin Lodge.
Can all members please attend.
Thursday 23rd March 2017
10.00am at the hospital.
SIX IN A ROW.....
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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. Wednesday it is open until
3pm; and open most Saturday mornings!
Cake Stall and Sausage Sizzle this Thursday from 9am to 2pm.
Last week sales were quite poor in both Narrogin and Narembeen, looking forward to a better week
this week.
Most of the clothes are organised for the Fashion Parade, so looking forward to the evening!
Rags are all cut up, with zips and buttons off, and bags ready for sale.
Many thanks to Dale Dixon and others for putting the hours in to get it all up to date.
Ironing is still available at $20 a basket.....many thanks to Len Gatbonton for doing a superb job!
This $1,000 raised is going towards Parkinson’s WA.
For any queries or donations please phone Rosemary Smoker on 0429335646
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FROM THE BOWLING GREEN
14th March 2017
After a week’s break and the exodus of Country Week bowlers, the last fixtured event of the year was
played on Sunday. The Ralph Thomas Shield, played as a pairs event, fielded 14 pairs in a round robin
tournament of 3 games of 10 ends. The winners at the conclusion were Frank Copeman and Halley Cowan
with Michael Hall and Peter Suckling the runners up.
On Saturday Narembeen hosted the Ladies C of C Singles. Cheryl Auld (Yigarn) eventually won a very close
final game against Helen Copeman. Cheryl reported that it was the first time anyone from Yilgarn had won
the Champion of Champions. Well done Cheryl!
On Sunday eight ladies played a social game of 3 bowl pairs with the pairing of Julie Hayter and Gwenda
Pollard taking the prize.
Social bowls will continue until the weather determines the viability of playing. Thursday scroungers will
continue for a few more weeks.
The Annual General Meeting is programmed to commence at 7.00pm on Tuesday 28 March at the
Recreation Centre. All members are urged to attend. There is ample opportunity for those younger
members who are keen to contribute to the running of our club to stand and be seen. The nominations for
all positions are open and are on the notice board at the Rec Centre.
On Monday 27 March the Club is conducting the Wind up dinner and Trophy presentations at the Rec
Centre commencing at 6.30pm. Costing is $40.00 per head payable at the door. Names are to be submitted
either on the list on the notice board or directly to Carol Currie or Terri Tenardi before the weekend March
18.
Other clubs are holding events into April, these are;
Men.
Ladies
Westonia Open Fours 17 March.
Ladies Country week. 19 March
C of C singles at Westonia , 18/19 March
IZRR fours at Kellerberrin, 1-2Apr
C of C fours at Yilgarn 2 April
Merredin 15000 triples at Merredin Club 22/23 April.
MANY THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS
Rob Roy Panelbeaters and John McCummiskey, Narembeen Roadhouse, Motive Travel,
Bernie
Vallence, Chris Bray Electrics, Dyson Wools, Sonic Boomsprays, Narembeen IGA,
Varley Transport,
Narembeen Surgery, Hutton & Northey, Narembeen Tyre Service Total Ag, Narembeen Engineering,
Brownleys Plumbing, F & H Copeman, E & A Dixon, W.Tudor, M Cusack, H & A Cowan, S & C Padfield, M
& I Bristow, T & D Miolini, BR & EA Price family, R & M Butler,
R Cole, T.Cole, R & J Hayter, A & G
Pollard, B & N Cole.
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Last Sunday the swimming club held its annual Invitation Meet which saw 134 swimmers
entered to compete. Once again it was very well organised and run and well supported
by swimmers from Corrigin, Bruce Rock, Quairading, Kambalda, Kellerberrin and Merredin as well as 26 Narembeen Seahawks swimmers. Well done to all those involved. It
was excellent to see our swimmers competing with such great sportsmanship with many
winning medallions and/or achieving personal best times. The training has certainly paid
off.
Many Thanks goes to our sponsors. Thank you for supporting our swimming club and
our swimmers, we appreciate the support of our club and we could not have run this day
without it.
Narembeen Spraying Services
Michael Lethlean
IRE Agricultural Worldwide Narembeen Rural Newsagency
Ag Implements
Narembeen Hardware and Ag Supplies
Explaurum Ltd
Total Ag
Narembeen Roadhouse
Sarah Kuhne-Munroe
Graham and Tash Hills
Narembeen Medical Centre
Lopez Shearing
IGA Narembeen
Most of the Narembeen swimmers achieved at least one PB throughout the day and
many PB’ed in a more than one race. Special mention goes to those swimmers who
wiped seconds off their PB’s in all their races Lucy Currie, Molly Leask Copeman, Ab-
by Hooper, Ryan Mortimore and Jei-Kwjuan Brown.
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Medallion winners from the meet:
Name
Abby Hooper
Ryan Mortimore
Freestyle
2 & 3rd (open
Breaststroke
1st & 2nd (open
Backstroke
1st&3rd(open
Butterfly
1st & 3rd
event)
st
event)
nd
event)
rd
(open event)
nd
nd
1
2
1st
3rd
3rd
Amelia Currie
Alicia Hills
2nd
1st
Amber Kuhne-Munroe
2nd
Cameron Hills
3
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd&3rd(open
Sheldon Kuhne Munroe
event)
nd
Clara Jones
2
Lahkeisha Brown
2
3rd
1st
2nd
3rd
IM
1st
3rd
1st
1st
1st
2 & 3rd (open
nd
Jei Kwjuan Brown
event)
Sophia Lopez
rd
3
3rd
Sara Nation
Chelsey Irving
3rd
2nd
Ashton Fidge
2nd
Rue Leask Copeman
3rd
Molly Leask Copeman
3rd
Taliyah Cole
Many thanks also to our volunteers on the day. Where would we be without those committed parents that turn up early to help set up, cook BBQ’s, work in the canteen, time-keep,
run time slips to recorders and help marshall the swimmers? Thankyou everyone!
This week is the Interschool Carnival, one more week of training and then we can all have a
rest – it’s not only tiring for the swimmers, I’m sure the parents are looking forward to the
end of the season.
We will hold our handicap medallion swim and windup Friday 24th March at the pool. Stay
tuned for more details….
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March Birthdays
Thursday
16th
Jeanie Collins; Jutta Slade; Lyn Hebbermann; Jake Maringoni
Friday
17th
Sarah Kuhne-Munroe; Chelsea Yandle; Jeanette Franks; Silver Wilkins; Bailey Cheetham
Saturday
18th
Sharon Baker; Emily Haley
Sunday
19th
Jenny Woodfield; Betty Ogilvie; Emma Birch; Anthony Vandeleer
Monday
20th
Noel McCombe; Ayla Wilson
Tuesday
21st
Narelle Brunelli; Brandon Doney; Eamon McKiernan; Max Duff; Zoe Lethlean
Wednesday
22nd
Jeremy Padfield; Sandra Andrews; Sheree Parkin
March Anniversaries
Friday
17th
Charlie & Tammy Della-Vedova
Sunday
19th
Ernie & Carmen Della-Vedova
Cleaning Rosters
Catholic Church
R. Hickey
Anglican Church
D. Bookham & P. Latham
Narembeen Weather
Day
Date
Max ( ̊C)
Min ( ̊C)
Tuesday
7/3/2017
37.4
-
Wednesday
8/3/2017
38.8
18.9
Thursday
9/3/2017
33.0
17.5
Friday
10/3/2017
27.5
17.6
Saturday
11/3/2017
29.4
12.6
Sunday
12/3/2017
33.2
12.7
Monday
13/3/2017
28.2
20.1
Tuesday
14/3/2017
-
15.5
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Rainfall (ml)
2.6
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CHURCH NOTICES
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Minister: Pr. Malcolm Eastwick – Mobile 0457423060
ROMAN CATHOLIC
Leading Elder: (2017) Kevin Major – Ph 90617034
OUR LADY OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
Services are held every Saturday unless otherwise notified
Saturday 18th of March 2017
Morning Bible Study
Mass 6.00 pm
Start Time: 10:00am – 11:15am - Preliminaries and Bible
Study time.
Our study until March 24th is on “The Holy Spirit and
Spirituality". Dianne Major has the service for March 18th
and will be relating some family history entitled “Fishing”.
10:00am Start - also for the children from 0 – 12yrs.
Songs, Stories, Bible Stories/activities and more.
Divine Service:
Reader: R. Hickey
Start Time: 11:30am – 12:30pm
Starting from February 11th our minister is with us every
second week.
Everyone is welcome to join in with us at any time, we
would love to see you.
Church of Christ Notices
If you enjoy listening to Christian Radio you can do so on
87.6FM (Narembeen town)
88FM (Mt Walker area)
Wednesday March 15
Bible Study 7:30pm—Arie and Wilma Van Dyk’s
place
ST PAUL’S ANGLICAN
Sunday March 19
Sunday 19th March 2017
Worship Service 10:00am Speaker– Mark Barham
(from Elders Narembeen about 30 years ago).
9:30am SERVICE
Exodus
Sunday School 10.00am —H. Smoker
Chapter 17 Verses 1-7
Reader: Ellie Hall
Romans
Bible Verse: “Peter said to them, each one of
you must turn away from your sins and be
baptised in the Name of Jesus Christ, so that your
sins will be forgiven; and you will receive God’s
gift, the Holy Spirit.”
Chapter 5 Verses 1-11
Reader: Hazel Toovey
John
Psalm
Chapter 4 Verses 5-42
Acts 2:38
95
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COMING EVENTS
March
2017
Thursday
16th
Dentist at Dental Surgery
Men’s Shed
NUMBATS Phone for bookings 90647250; (M) 0407 448 779
BOWLS
Scroungers
Autumn Club at Senior Citizens centre
Swimming Club
Basketball
Friday
17th
9.00am
8.30am –5.30pm
5.30pm
10.30am–2.00pm
Bowls Men Westonia Open Fours
Dentist at Dental Surgery
Playgroup at Numbats Centre
9.30am
Darts– Bruce Rock v Royals; Rebels v Jets; Magpies v F. Troop
Saturday
Sunday
18th
19th
Church
Men’s Community Shed
BOWLS - Men C of C Singles @ Westonia
CRICKET - Grand Final
9.00am
9.15am
Church
TENNIS - Narembeen - Hospital Day @ Narembeen
TENNIS - Mt Walker
BOWLS - Men C of C Singles @ Westonia
1.30pm
- Men Mixed Social @ Home
- Ladies Mixed Social @ Home
- Ladies Country Week Begins
1.30pm
1.30pm
Monday
20th
Circuit Gym
Historical Society Meeting
9.00am
2.00pm
Tuesday
21st
Senior Citizens
All Welcome!
Church Service @ Hospital
2.00pm
2.00pm
Wednesday
22nd
Aqua Aerobics at the pool
Seniors Gym
Netball Trials
Juniors 4:00pm
Seniors 5:30pm
Numbats - Phone for bookings 90647250; (M) 0407 448 779
12.30pm
10.30am
Thursday
16th
Dentist at Dental Surgery
Men’s Shed
Numbats - Phone for bookings 90647250; (M) 0407 448 779
Autumn Club at Senior Citizens centre
8.30am -3.30pm
9.00am
8.30am -3.30pm
10.30am-2.00pm
Editor: Anita Cowan
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