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Freebairn Centre 22nd May, 6pm

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efforts over the years

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Hello everyone, welcome to this edition of the Kulin Update. Walk of Fame and Australia's Biggest Morning Tea are both next week and wehope to see our locals there supporting such important events. Please be advised Pitmaster Masterclass on Saturday 15th June has beencancelled Family Burger & Social Night on Friday the 14th will go ahead as planned sodon't forget to go online and book your tickets. More information on page 7. Don't forget to vote this Saturday 18th at the Shire office and while you're therepick up a nice hot breaky muffin or sausage sizzle and support the KDHSCanberra trip volunteers.

Rachael BoydCRC Trainee

May June

17th Neisha Duckworth, Sam Ellis18th Margaret Sullivan21st Megan Dean22nd Keith Wilson, Lil Dosek, Craig McInnes23rd Faye Williams25th Ty Toa26th Iggy Brandis27th Marg Waters28th Keven Giles, Sarah Gangell, De-Anne Giles29th Fiona Pittard, Nat Roads30th Evalyn Buttigig, Casey Williams31st Seanna Savage

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1st Jennie McInnes,3rd Robert Dall, Declan Sullivan, Luke Sullivan4th Craig Jasper 5th Claire McCallum7th Emily Pittard, Matt Schmook9th Deirdre Carroll, Rodney Duckworth10th Tim Day, Peter Lucchesi, Robyn Schorer11th Eileen Thewlis12th Christine Tholstrup, Troy Gangell13th Kurt Pittard, Kaitlyn Pittard15th Tricia Meikle, Tyrone Smoker, Jake Argent16th Sandra Davies, Judd Hobson


CEO CORNER

Well the big dry continues around the district with minimal rainfall so far. Hopefully there might be a drop ortwo to end the week, but like most I’m not overly optimistic about a significant drenching this week. With atough start to the season it has really shown how resilient the community is to continue to deal withwhatever challenges are thrown at them. I see farmers still working feverishly with their cropping program,albeit at a slower than normal pace, let’s hope all your hard work begins to pay off. I did hear someone saylast week that a bonus of minimal rain so far is that any rain that does fall from now on should at least bein the growing season. The lack of rain certainly hasn’t inhibited the local winter sports teams hitting the park in the early stages ofthe season. It is great that this community continues to fill all teams on a regular basis without forfeits. Thisis testament to the community spirit and overall resilience of the community groups and is one that shouldbe commended. This doesn’t happen just from a once off, it takes years to develop strong communitygroups and sporting clubs so that clubs can handle the tough times. Throwing dollars at external playersand making excuses in pursuit of short term glory is an easy fix as a nearby town is harshly starting to findout. From a Council perspective we are feverishly preparing next year’s budget. If any community members orgroups have any suggestions / wish lists / bright ideas for budget consideration, please send them throughto myself or any other Shire officer or even your favourite Councillor. Whilst not all submissions will beguaranteed inclusion, all suggestions will be considered, evaluated and discussed and a responseendeavoured to be provided. Camp Kulin continues to be a busy hub with 2 camps over the April holidays and the Ladies Camp comingup at the end of May, plus numerous school camps. This week we welcomed Cathy Howard as CampKulin Program Assistant. Cathy has a wealth of knowledge and experience through Department of ChildProtection and will no doubt provide another experienced staff member within our team. Last week Tanyaand I were fortunate to visit His Excellency The Honourable Kim Beazley AC, Governor of WesternAustralia at Government House to showcase the wonderful contribution Camp Kulin provides to the Shireof Kulin and the wider Western Australian community. His Excellency was very impressed with programand is hoping to visit Kulin sometime later in the year. I have been fortunate to continue to work closely with Wheatbelt Secondary Freight Network WorkingGroup, which has recently received $85M in funding for 42 local governments across the Wheatbelt toupgrade key freight routes within each Shire. The next phase of that process is to identify priority projectsfor on-ground works commencing 2019/20. Obviously the Federal election this weekend poses a significant amount of uncertainty and anxiety acrossthe community. Whatever the result Council and staff will continue to work closely with our local memberand whoever forms government to ensure this community and the region as a whole is fiercelyrepresented. A big thankyou to all the volunteers who will be helping out within the community on ElectionDay. We await the result with baited breath. Until next time safe travels.

Garrick

Yandle

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Well Winter Sports season is now in full swing and we kicked off with a hockeyand football fixture in Kulin on the first weekend of May. May sees quite a bithappening sports wise in Kulin with a quieter June scheduled so head downand catch some sport while you can. May 18 – Hockey GALA DAYMay 25 – Netball, Hockey AND Football all in KulinGolf – Ladies Day every Wednesday and regular fixtures EVERY Sunday We also have our junior sports programs underway with the kids enjoyingnetball and hockey on a Thursday afternoon and AusKick and Junior Footy ona Friday. With sports season comes the regular canteens, afternoon teas, sundownersand dinners. Inevitably plates and dishes etc get left behind so if you aremissing something please come and check the kitchen here! For those of you who have not already paid your FRC Membership please popin and see me to process payment or utilise the direct deposit option. If bychance you have not received your renewal please get in touch and we cansort it out. [email protected] All the best to all of our sporting teams for the season and we look forward toseeing many family and friends down here to offer support and enjoy thehospitality on offer. Until next time…. Ruth TysonFacility Manager

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Saturday 15th June

Unfortunately this event has been cancelled. Thank you to everyone who supported this

event, sadly there was not enough numbers to

proceed.

Friday 14th June Burger Night is still

happening!

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KULIN17 Bull Street – basic three bedroom-offers over $65,000

12 Price Street- 4 bedroom plus office- $175,000 ono

69 Johnston Street- fantastic opportunity to finish off an amazing house $180,000

71 Truebody Street- 8.96 ha vacant land- $90,000 ono

22 Day Street- great little house, 3 bedrooms neat and tidy- priced to sell at $66,000

20 Day Street- a bargain at this price-brick and tile- two/three bedroom- large living areas

-$150,000

KONDININ55 Jones Street-three bedroom transportable- $130,000

34 Repacholli Parade- brick and tile three bedroom - $130,000

CORRIGIN40 Jose Street-three bedroom plus sleepout-great location, corner block -$150,000-$170,000

11 Brookton Highway – 50 acres rural lifestyle block, 2 sheds - $175,000

Houses for Sale



Kulin Bush Races Inc would like to open a small funding round forlocal community groups in genuine need. We will be looking towards

larger projects later in the year.

Applications close June 30th 2019.

For the funding guidelines and application form, please contactAlecia Robertson- Kulin Bush Races Secretary on 0438 987 134 or

[email protected]

Kulin Bush Races- Funding Round 2019



Kulin Bush Races (KBR) presents an excellent opportunity for Sponsors. Since1995 KBR have produced a quintessentially Australian, all ages event like noother.... a weekend of picnic horse racing, live bands, children's activities,novelty events and welcoming country hospitality. Additionally since 2017 we have introduced an integral entertainment featurewhich is a headline music act. In 2017 it was Eskimo Joe and in 2018 it wasARC- Antipodean Rock n Roll Collective. We are close to finalising the 2019 act. KBR Incorporated is a multi-faceted community group with an abundance oftalent, passion and creativity. Over 200 volunteers undertake the planning,coordinating and running of the event. Our profits go towards progressive and innovative projects that would otherwisenot be funded in our rural region. Sponsorship helps KBR Inc put on the event to the standard that we know meetsand surpasses our visitors expectations. Premier, Entertainment and Supporting packages have been created toadequately recognise our Sponsors via brand exposure such as advertising andpublicity, and corporate hospitality such as tickets and a designated SponsorsArea. All enquires to Alison Lucchesi & Sharyn McAdam� [email protected]

KBR SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES AREAVAILABLE NOW



Recently a man named Don Maskew came through the area visiting cemeteries as part of the BillionGravesproject.

BillionGraves is the world's largest resource for searchable GPS cemetery data, and is growing bigger and

better every day.

Volunteers help by collecting headstone images from local and other cemeteries, and then by transcribingthe personal information found on the images, this is what Don did at the Kulin, Pingaring and Dudinin

Cemeteries. His trip through the South East resulted in visiting 22 cemeteries and taking 3,965 photos.

If you are interested check out the links to the cemeteries in the Shire of Kulin:

Kulin Cemetery: https://billiongraves.com/site-map?cemetery_id=152916&page=0Pingaring Cemetery: https://billiongraves.com/site-map?cemetery_id=317775&page=0Dudinin Cemetery: https://billiongraves.com/site-map?cemetery_id=152920&page=0

BillionGraves






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Council Budget 2019/20

– Call for Submissions

Budget submissions are invited from

the public and community groups for

Council’s 2019/20 Budget.

Requests can be emailed to Cassi

Vandenberg at [email protected]

by 24 May 2019.

Date: Saturday 18th May

Voting location: Kulin shire office.

Where to Vote for theFederal Election 2019

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Celia Violet Carruthers was born on the 15th August 1924. She is the youngest of nine children, born to Celia and JackTruslove. Celia was born in Midland Junction and she lived in Buckingham Road, Greenmount, opposite the BlackboyHill Training Camp, which was then occupied by trainee soldiers during World War One. Celia spent her primary school years at Greenmount Primary School and then went on to Midland school, for Years 7and 8, walking half a mile to catch a bus. She would often buy frozen oranges for a penny each from the tuck shop onthe way. Celia said she remembered the pepper corn trees outside the toilets and how the kids would rub it on thembefore they got the whip, so that it wouldn’t hurt as much. One of Celia’s favourite childhood memories was her twelfth birthday party. It rained all day, and when her brother Raygot home from work, he took over and entertained everyone and it was such a wonderful day. Not long after her twelfthbirthday, Celia had her tonsils out at Princess Margaret Hospital. There was a queue waiting to have them out, and shecame home on the same day. Celia said she must have looked pretty sick, as the guardsman on the train put her mumand her in the first class carriage so she could lie down. Her dad was waiting for them at the Midland Station. Celia’s dadowned a bike shop, Gordonson Bikes in Midland, and owned one of the first cars in Midland, a Studebaker. The family would go on holidays to Canning Bridge with family and friends. They sewed together hessian bags to makea huge tent, which had four rooms. Celia always enjoyed the games and fun with everyone. As a family they had regularpicnics at Rocky Pool. Celia’s mum made most of her clothes, she wore a blue flannel dress with boxer pleats to school and for Sunday school,and she wore a purple dress with white cuffs and collar. Her mum once brought her a floral dress for two and six, 25cents. It was her best dress, and she loved it with its little sleeves and high neck with a little collar. On some nights when the family was home, Celia’s mum played the organ and the family used to stand around it andsing. They didn’t have a lounge room just a dining room and sitting room. The organ was in the sitting room, with a hugetable covered with a red velvet cloth and eight padded chairs. There were such happy days. In the sitting room therewas an open fireplace, which backed onto Celia’s room. She used to put her feet up against the wall when in her bed tokeep warm. After leaving school, Celia used to help her mum and dad collect eggs on their poultry farm, for her dad to take to themarkets. Celia used to pick grapes; they were then dipped in a copper of water and caustic soda, and then put on racksto dry, turning them brown for sultanas and raisins. They had to be very careful taking them out of the copper. When Celia was sixteen she went to work in a dress shop, named Corots, in Hay Street Perth. It was a one-way streetwhere the trams ran down the Centre. The Second World War started and she saw her cousin Stan off where he waskilled in New Guinea on the Kokoda Trail; she never forgot waving him off. Celia’s two brothers Jack and Allan were bothin the army. Celia left Corots and went to work in a Munitions Factory in Midland, making 25 pound artillery shells. Shewould catch the train to Bellevue, cycling to and from the station. During this time, Celia and her friends went to thedances in the Embassy Ballroom in Perth and local dances at Swan View Hall. It was at these dances where Celia met her husband John William Carruthers, Jock. He and his brother Jim and theirfriends would come by bus from Bassendean. Jock would often walk Celia home and then run to catch the last bus toMidland, walking home to Bassendean. The war ended in 1945, and Victory Day was on Celia’s 21st birthday. Jock, Celia and friends celebrated by going toPerth, with the streets being crowded. They travelled across the river, on the Ferry, with everyone on the ferry singingher happy birthday. At this time, Celia left the munitions factory and went to work in Boans Department Store, in thecountry order department. She finished work there when Celia and Jock married on the 16th March 1946. Her mum hadbrought a small house in Guildford and they went to live with her.

Celia Violet Carruthers

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They brought a block of land in Bassendean and each weekend they made cement bricks, making 6000 bricksaltogether. Jock and some friends built a lovely home on the block, and they had only been in it for a few months whenJock was offered a share farming job at Laganas in Yealering, near his parent’s farm. So off they went in an old truckwith all their worldly goods, with their four year old son John, born March 1947 and baby Kath, born January 1951, onlysix weeks old. Celia said she cried when she saw the funny little house where they would live. It had no lining, an awful black woodstove and the bathroom was on the front verandah. They had bought a Bedford truck while at Laganas, and Celia tookher licence in that. She would drive this every Friday into Yealering to do the shopping. They grew to love country lifeand made many good friends. Jock worked hard, and after selling the house in Bassendean they were able to buy their own land between Yealeringand Kulin. He cleared most of the land himself, by dragging a chain behind a tractor. They built a big shed on the farmand lived in a caravan in the shed for two years, while Jock and a builder friend built a house on the farm. Vicki was born April 1954. They had two more daughters, Joanne born August 1961 and Robyn, August 1963. Thechildren all went to Kulin School. John arrived home from Narrogin Agricultural College in 1965, and Celia and Jockbegan share farming for Phil and Kath Freebairn. They share farmed the property for ten years. John was called up tothe army, when he was twenty and spent his 21st birthday in Vietnam. Celia and Jock thanked God, he was broughthome safely. It was a hard time on the farm without John, so they moved to Kulin and Jock got a job on the Kulin Shire.After twenty years on the farm, it was sold, and they built a house in Kulin. When they moved to Kulin, they joined the bowling club in 1974; it was home away from home. Celia loved the bowlsand the friends she made. She won the singles championship six times over the years, and had been playing for 43years when she won the League Singles in 2003. Celia also won the pairs, threes and fours on many occasions, and anumber of wonderful wins with the Pennant Girls. A proud moment was becoming a Life Member in March 29, 2009.Bowls was played most weekends during the summer, including travelling to Gala and invitation days, sometimeswinning but always having a great time. It would be fair to say, it was a great love. Celia and Jock’s other love was travel. In 1987, they travelled around Australia with Jock’s brothers Jim and Harold andtheir wives, June and Edith. They camped along the way, using two way radios to keep in touch, free camping alongthe way, sharing the evening around the fire or playing cards. They had the most wonderful time. Celia and Jock got the travel bug after this, so for twenty seven years they travelled up North to Broome and PortSmith, to get away from the cold. The regulars that arrived each winter became their friends and they looked forward tocatching up each year. In summer, they travelled to Hopetoun, meeting up with many friends and family. Here they enjoyed the fishing, theregular bowls events and loved nothing more than sitting by the fire bucket at night, sharing stories. In between thesetrips they travelled to Tamworth for the Country Music Festival, and enjoyed many trips to Sydney and Tahmoor visitingVicki, John and family. Being idle wasn’t in Celia’s nature, so over the years she became a Girl Guide leader in Kulin, helping many girls obtaintheir badges. Then there was the love of decoupage, it was a family joke, that if you sat still too long gran woulddecoupage you! Then thirty years ago she became a senior Cit! A whole new world opened, with Celia and Jock joiningin with locals and they played indoor games, competing against other country clubs, travelling away each year todifferent towns. Spare days were filled up with card making, and playing Rummicub. Celia and her dear friend Ruth,played Rummicub any chance they could, enjoying many an afternoon together. Celia lead a quiet life, thankful for her friends and wonderful family. She loved her dear husband Jock, their family offive children, eleven grandchildren, and twenty four great gran children.

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Jock, John, Kath, Vikki, Jo, Robyn and families would like to sincerely thank everyone who attendedthe Memorial Service, sent sympathy cards, flowers and put notices in the paper, phoned or visited uson the passing of our very much loved and missed Wife, Mum, Mother-In-Law, Gran and Great Gran.

We also thank those that made food for us, the memorial service and all the ladies that helped.

The Shire council, the staff, the Freebairn centre and their staff.

A special thanks to Dr Mackie and the nursing staff at Kondinin hospital for all their care and attention.

Thank you everyone for all your support, love and kindness always.

Thank you

I am happy to report that Golf is ticking along nicely despite the very brown surrounds.Numbers on the course have been excellent with some impressive scores with golfers taking

advantage of the flat surface and run on of the balls.

The club is gearing up for our coaching clinics which will be offered over the next threemonths. These are for children and adults so keep a look out for dates!

We have sticks for the kids to use so encourage them to come along. It is also a great wayfor beginners to experience the game and get some guidance so that you are starting off on

the right foot.

We also are into planning for our annual “Nona Wilson Memorial Ladies Open Day” so graba partner and head along for a great day on Wednesday May 29th. We are having a nine

hole friendship day for the ladies followed by lunch.We hope you can join us.

W J Gangell Hon Secretary Treasurer

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A big thank you to all those keen gardeners who travelled from Dudinin, Holt Rock,Karlgarin, Kulin, Lake King and Varley to enjoy a day in the splendid gardens of Kulin’s greenfingered ladies who are progressive innovative gardeners. The day began the nightbefore Wednesday 31st April when those who could, met in Kulin Hotel for dinner to meet andgreet each other. It was a lovely friendly evening of getting to know each other with muchchatter. The boys must have talked themselves out the previous evening as none showed for thegarden trail. Thursday 1st May an enthusiastic crowd of keen gardeners met at the home of Mrs Ellen Marcheito enjoy her lovely garden and share their passionate interest, awe and delight at “Ellen’s Studio’’Then a sumptuous morning tea was shared in the warm sun on the verandah of her home. Thankyou Ellen, it was delicious and the Studio has been a strong topic of interest ever since guessingmany plans and ideas are forming in heads and on paper throughout the area. Wow Mrs Dunham what a great display of roses in your so neat garden the colours and perfumewere a delight. Yes that is where we all ambled to next like gypsy’s on the trail. Mrs Dunham‘sgarden is truly lovely you could not count all the varieties of roses and the colours so vibrant. Ohand yes those Docker Ducks proudly displayed at the front made many a heart sing. Thank youMrs Dunham for sharing your lovely garden.The girls then ambled down to Mrs Wendy Gangell’s delightful garden with its little garden rooms,and treasure plants, nooks and delightful get away path for the “grandies”. Thank you so muchWendy. To all who were able to attend and to those great garden tenders thank you so much for not onlysharing your gardens but time and friendship. The Varley CWA and Garden Club so appreciated your kindness and all those cuttings you wereso willing to share. You are Bloomin great Thank you

THANK YOU

Winner of Golf Club Mother's Day Raffle was Leanne Saunders congratulations Leanne we hope you had a wonderful day!

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A1Round 1 4th MayGala day in Hyden: played well, going to be a tough season but we’re up for the challenge , lost 50-34, thankyou to Sarah (Justine’s sister) for filling in for us A1Round 2 11th MayNarembeen in narem - went down 48:30 - the play got better as the game went on! Once the play settled theteam flowed really well! Well done to our attacking girls! They moved extremely well in the circle! ThanksCorrina for playing for us. A2Round 2 11th MayOur first game of the season against Corrigin was a hot and fast game. With quite a few new players andladies returning it took a while to settle into their positions. Our defenders put up a good fight but had theirhands full with Corrigins strong attack. Cassi showed her strength in the centre court and our attack tried hardall game. Well done ladies. Welcome to our new and returning players Ed, Kat, Teneille, Belle. Corrigin 40Kulin 11 4TH May 2019 – Kulin 3 VS Bruce RockThis year we have increased our numbers to 10! Our junior side consists of: Shayley Rennie, Alexah Jenks,Lucy Scadding, Montana Dunlop, Tasmyn Griffiths, Stella Mullan, Amber McAdam, Brandy Dunlop, KaileyJenks and Zari Duckworth. Our first game was at Hyden for the Gala Day and what an awesome start to theseason! There were a few nerves from the players but they soon settled in nicely to the game coming awaywith a strong win 24-0! A fabulous team effort! The girls were definitely improving last year and having thatconsistency of players this year, certainly showed. Well done to Brandy and Zari who played their first gameof junior netball – they did so well! Player of the day went to Amber McAdam. I am looking forward to a funseason with the girls and watching them grow into fine young netballers! Thank you to Gemma who umpiredand Mel who timed...who has now learnt how long netball quarters are!Coach Lauren. 11TH May 2019 – Kulin 3 VS Narem 6 We ventured out to Narembeen today. It was a tough day for the girls coming up against some very tallexperienced competition. Kulin girls didn’t give up though and managed to get a few goals on the board so Iwas happy with that. The end result was 30-4 in Narembeen’s favour. After a couple of games it’s becomingclearer what we need to focus on at training so I’m looking forward to working on that. Well done to Kaileywho played her first game of junior netball today! Congratulations to Tasmyn Griffiths for receiving player ofthe day award. Thanks to Owen who timed and Michelle for umpiring.Coach Lauren.

Kulin Netball Club

Kulin Junior Netball

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Dispersal of Funds

If you are a worthy organisation who require some financialassistance please apply to Greg Tyley, President, AOOB'S, Po Box

270, Kulin 6365

Please state what the funds are to be used for.Recipients must have an ABN number.

Some applicants may be required to forward a balance sheet.

Successful applicants must attend our annual breakfast meeting toaccept payment. Failure to attend, cheques will not be given.

Requests close 24th May 2019

Treasurer/Secretary: Jocelyn OwenPo Box 70, Kulin WA 6365Email: Jocelyn.owen@bendigo adelaide.com.au

President Kulin Branch: Greg TyleyMobile: 0427 622 925Email: [email protected]

For Sale 1 Donut Trailer - Complete

$6,000

Enquires to Greg Tyley - 0427 622 925

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Unit 6B Rankin Street Kulin WA 6365

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Uniting Church 10:30AM Morning Tea, 11:00AM ServiceStarts - 1st and 3rd Sunday each month. Catholic Church 6:00PM 1st Saturday each month10:30AM 2nd and 4th Sunday each month8:00AM 3rd and 5th Sunday each month contact Fr Tom Zureich Phone 9880 1436 Kulin Anglican Church Although regular Kulin services have stopped forthe time being, the Anglican church can still bemade ready for special services and events.Contact Katheryn Wilson 0429801228 in Kulin orthe Bunbury Anglican Diocesan Office on 08 9721 2100.

Local Church

Kulin Volunteer Fire & Rescue

Brigade Training

Training occurs on the first Monday of

every month or Tuesdays if the Monday

falls on a public holiday

Kulin Motor Museum Open Times

Wednesday 10am - 2pm

Saturday 10am - 2pm

Contact Jack 9881 1359

or Clarrie 9880 1058 outside of

these hours

The Kulin CWA meets every Friday 10am

for crafts. Come along for cuppa and a

chat to find out whats happening at your

local CWA. Monthly meetings occur every

third Friday of the month at 11am. Woman

of all ages are most welcome

WANTED - OLD BATTERIES

Kulin Lions Club is fundraising for various

projects. We will pick up batteries, or you

may leave them at the back of Haydn's

shed or the Kulin Tyre Service.

Contacts H McInnes 0429 801 215

B Herwig 0400 163 599

R Doust 0499 802 054

Ecumenical Bible Study

Informal & Friendly

Every Wednesday 10:30am (except

School Holidays), in the CWA Rooms

Kulin Community BankFinancial Services Shares for sale. If you are interestedin purchasing shares of Kulin Financial Services Limited

please call Fiona Murphy ph: 0402 901 442 email:[email protected]

Justices of the Peace

M Carmody 9880 4042

MT Lucchesi 9880 4050

JM McInnes 9880 1360

PJ Mullan 0427 831 041

R Noble 9880 1383

BW Sloggett 9880 9036

Contacting your local Kulin Police

Kulin Police Station is a 2 person station and operates

on a shift basis. We also attend calls when required out

of hours. For this reason the Police Station will NOT

always be manned.

If you call the station on (08) 9880 1205 and get

diverted to Albany or Perth please leave a message

with them and we will contact you as soon as we can

upon our return.

If have a genuine emergency please dial 000

GOLF LESSONS

Want to sharpen those golf skills?

Express your interest for golf lesson withRachael at the Shire.

9880 1204

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Thursday 16th May Dr Job scheduled

Women’s clinic in Kondinin. **No Hyden

Friday 17th May Dr Job Kulin

Monday 20th May Dr Job Kondinin

Tuesday 21st May Dr Job Kulin

Wednesday 22nd May Closed

Thursday 23rd May Dr Mackie Hyden

Dr Mackie’s leave details for May:

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For all your electrical needs, big or small, our team at

Mullan Electrical Pty Ltd are happy to help

For Bookings or enquiries call Cindy on 0427 662 356

Weekdays between 9am-5pm

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Dr Andrea Roberts PO Box 543 MERREDIN WA6415 Phone 0428212945 ABN23036138418

2019 KULIN KONDININ NAREMBEEN MOBILE

VETERINARIAN VISIT DATES

Tuesday 29th January Tuesday 26th FebruaryTuesday 26th March Tuesday 23rd April

Tuesday 21st May Tuesday 18th June Thursday 18th July Tuesday 13th August

Tuesday 10th September Friday 11th October Tuesday 5th November Tuesday 3rd December

119 Federal St Narrogin 6312Phone: 9843 2186

Fax: 9463 6474

www.narroginultrasound.com.auEnquires: [email protected]

Facebook: Narrogin Ultrasound

All Ultrasound Examinations PerformedIncluding General, Vascular, Musculoskeletal, Small

Parts, Paediatrics and Obstetrics

Obstetric Ultrasound includes 3D/4D imagesWe are a private billing service with bulk billing for

health care card and concession holders

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Kulin Shire Information

Office Hours: 8.30am - 5.00pm (Monday-Friday)Ph: 9880 1204Fax: 9880 1221Email: [email protected]: www.kulin.wa.gov.au Shire CouncillorsBarry West—Shire PresidentRodney Duckworth—Deputy PresidentRobbie BoweyMichael LucchesiHaydn McInnesBrad SmokerGrant RobinsBrad TaylorLucia Varone

Staff Contacts:Garrick Yandle Chief Executive OfficerCassi-Dee Vandenberg Deputy CEOJudd Hobson Manager of WorksTrish Mahe Administration OfficerRachael Boyd CRC TraineeNicole Thompson Executive Support OfficerTaryn Scadding CDO and Manager KCCCAlana Rosenthal CRC ManagerAnnette Lewis Finance OfficerFiona Murphy Senior Finance OfficerTanya Dupagne Camp Kulin Manager Ruth Tyson Recreation Centre Dorothy Snow Pool ManagerSarah Reader/Melina McBow KCCC CoordinatorsWill Pearce EHO Officer

Kulin Police Station 9880 1205 Kulin Doctors Surgery 9880 1315 Kulin Health Centre/Child Health 9880 1056 Kulin Fire Brigade 000 Kondinin Doctors Surgery 9889 1753 Kondinin Hospital 98941222 Corrigin Hospital 9063 0333 Corrigin Doctors Surgery 9063 2107 Lake Grace Hospital 9890 2222 Lake Grace Doctors Surgery 9865 1208 Hyden Doctors Surgery 0429 082 746 Narrogin Hospital 9881 0333 Narrogin Police Station 9889 1100 Western Power 13 13 51 (Emergency) Water Supply 13 13 75 Kulin Water Depot 9880 1356 Harvest Ban Info Line 9880 1511 Shire of Kulin 9880 1204

Kulin Clinic Nurse 8:30am-4:30pmTue, Wed, Fri 9880 1056Kulin Medical Centre DR Mackie Tue and Fri 9880 1315Child Health Nurse Miranda O’Brien 9880 1056Occupational Therapist Primary Health 9881 0385Speech Therapist Primary Health 9881 0385Dietician Tay Lah Primary Health 9881 0385Diabetes Educator Diabetes WA 9242 0347Continence (all ages) Valda Turner 9894 1222Mental Well Being Valda Turner 9894 1222Aboriginal Health Rachel Andrews 9894 1222Enuresis/Infection Control Miranda O'Brien 9894 1222Podiatrist Deb Schoen 9881 3799Physiotherapist Jenna Mouritz 0428 619 078Family Counsellor Central Agcare 9063 2037Drug and Alcohol Counselling HollyOake 9881 1999Rural Community Support Service 9881 3939 Counselling Sally Ann 0407 246 954


KULIN SHIRE INFO

EmergencyContacts

Kulin/Kondinin Allied Health Services

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Upcoming CRCCommunity Events

23rd May: Australia's Biggest Morning Tea

24th May: "Walk of Fame" Volunteer WeekEvent

14th June: Family Burger & Social Night

15th June: BBQ PitMaster Class - Cancelled

30th July: GenAg 2019

RSVP'S are essential for the below events!Contact the CRC on 9880 1021 for more information.

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Freebairn Centre 22nd May , 6pm ª Ï ª · ª Ï ª m a y 1 6 t h • 2 0 1 9 f a m i l y b u r g e r & s o c i a l n i g h t walk of fame b i g g e s t m o r n i n g t e a