boyup brook history not lost
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Boyup Brook
Volume 24
Issue 1
Jan 2016
86 ABEL ST BOYUP BROOK WA 6244 PH 08 9765 1169 FAX 08 9765 1340 EMAIL: [email protected]
INSIDE THIS MONTH Pg 2 My Inbox / Calendar Pg 3 Art Awards Entries Open Pg 4-5 About Town Pg 6 Police News Pg 7 CWA Activities Pg 7 Ute & Truck Muster Pg 8 BBDHS Awards Pg 9 Busy Year for St Mary’s
Pg 10 Storm in a Teacup Pg 11 BBG Celebrates Year Pg 12 Colin a Winner Pg 12 SW Community Events Funds Pg 12 Playgroup Pitter Patter Pg 13 Fox Shoot Pg 13 Bringing Back the Brook Pg 14-15 CRC Newsletter
Pg 17 Garden Club Pg 17 Creative Kids Pg 17 Museum Pg 17 Protect Your Device Pg 18 INSPIRE Summit for Women Pg 18 Poems by Chick Pg 19 More UBAS Winners Pg 19 Mental Health Reforms
Pg 21 Volunteer Fuel Card Pg 21 What Makes You Smile in SW Pg 22 Visitor Centre News Pg 23 Be Still / Church Notices Pg 23 Meals on Wheels Pg 25-27 Sport - Tennis, Working Horse Club, Bowls, Cricket, International Hockey
Social media can sometimes receive negative publicity, but the Boyup Brook Community Resource Centre is using it in a positive way to preserve and share the history of the community through the establishment of the ‘Lost Boyup Brook’ Facebook page.
The page will share photos, articles and memories of Boyup Brook and surrounding districts from days gone by.
The idea was born through seeing the success of similar sites such as Lost Perth, which has nearly 115,000 followers and has gone on to produce pictorial books and a television program.
The official launch of Lost Boyup Brook took place at the Boyup Brook District Pioneers’ Museum on December 9 in front of an enthusiastic audience.
CRC Manager, Jodi Nield, was thrilled with the response and said, “The Museum has such a wonderful physical collection of items to mark the local history, and the CRC wanted to expand this into the digital era by preserving photos, newspaper articles and stories electronically in case the originals are lost or damaged.”
“By using social media, this history can be shared not only locally, but across the world,” she added.
In less than 24 hours, the page had received over 70 ‘likes’ and in three weeks had attracted over 200 supporters.
Featured on the page so far include an album on the district’s railways and flax industry, clippings from the Boyup Brook Bulletin dated October 18 1946, a working shearing shed from 1915 and sporting teams from the 1940s and 50s.
SHIRE OF BOYUP BROOK AUSTRALIA DAY CELEBRATIONS 2016
Tuesday, January 26th 2016 Music Park - 8:00am
Flag raising ~ Free Breakfast ~ Award Ceremony with presentations made to:
Citizen of the Year ~ Sportsperson of the Year ~ Young Achiever of the Year
Boyup Brook History Not Lost The community is encouraged to contribute to the page with photos and articles by either posting directly to the page (www.facebook.com/lostboyupbrook) or by bringing hard copies into the CRC to be scanned. All original copies will be returned to their owners.
Lost Boyup Brook is another milestone of the CRC’s ongoing community history project which was supported with funding from the Shire of Boyup Brook in 2014.
For further information on the project, please contact the CRC on 9765 1169, or call in to 86 Abel Street, Boyup Brook.
Above: Manager of the Boyup Brook CRC, Jodi Nield, and President of the Boyup Brook District Pioneers’ Museum, John Walsh, at the launch of the Lost Boyup Brook Facebook page.
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 2
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR
January
1 New Years Day - public holiday
2 Social Tennis 2pm
6 Computer Club @ CRC 12noon-2pm
6 Fetter Chiropractic @ CRC 9am
7 Men’s Shed meeting 5:30pm
7 Ladies Bowls begin
9 Social Tennis 2pm
10 Volunteer Fuel Card applications closes
13 Town Recycling Day
13 Computer Club @ CRC 12noon-2pm
14 Men’s Shed meeting 5:30pm
16 Social Tennis 2pm
20 Gazette Deadline
20 Computer Club @ CRC 12noon-2pm
20 Fetter Chiropractic @ CRC 9am -1pm
21 Men’s Shed meeting 5:30pm
23 Social Tennis 2pm
25 Fox Shoot team registrations open
26 Australia Day - public holiday
26 Australia Day Breakfast and Awards Ceremony - 8am
26 Celebrate Australia Day with BB Cricket Club @ oval
26 Boyup Brook Cricket Club Family Day - from 9:30am
27 Town Recycling Day
27 Computer Club @ CRC 12noon-2pm
27 BB Co-Op AGM @ 6:30pm
28 Men’s Shed meeting 5:30pm
30 Cricket home game vs Manjimup
30 Social Tennis 2pm
31 CRC Guide Dog Challenge ends
February
1 School resumes for 2016
6 Junior Cricket home game
6 Tennis - Handicap Singles Fast Four format / Social tennis
6 Westlink Opera in the Park @ CRC 8pm
7 Working Horse Club day
17 Boyup Brook Art Awards Opening Night
18-21 Boyup Brook Country Music Festival
See page 5 for a list of weekly events
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My Inbox….
Welcome to 2016! I hope you all had a restful and enjoyable Christmas and New Year period.
Apologies for the Gazette being out a little later than usual, but we at the CRC also had a holiday!
‘Buy Up in Boyup’ is an initiative of the Tourism Association encouraging the shop local message. For our community’s future, please make local businesses your first option.
Apart from the Australia Day celebrations, January is traditionally a quiet month in Boyup as many have holidays and community groups take a break, but as we look toward February, the calendar is already filling up.
The Music Park is this year’s venue for the Shire’s Australia Day breakfast and awards and well done to the cricket club for initiating a family fun cricket day. Whatever you do to celebrate, enjoy and stay safe - #AustraliaDay
Until next month
Cheers, Jodi
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Art Awards Entries Open
Artists are invited to enter the 2016 Boyup Brook Art Awards.
The seventh annual exhibition will be held at the Town Hall in conjunction with the 2016 Country Music Festival presented by LiveLighter, 18 to 21 February 2016, with cash and prizes totaling more than $3,000 thanks to our generous sponsors.
There is a wide range of mediums including paper, canvas, mixed media, textiles and 3-D sculptures. Prizes are awarded in each section, with additional prizes such as the Open Prize, Packers’ Prize, People’s Choice, Indigenous Award and a new category for outstanding artwork by an Artist Under 21.
For the latest information and entry forms, please visit: the Boyup Brook Art Awards Facebook page (www.facebook.com/boyupbrookartawards) www.boyupbrook.crc.net.au www.countrymusicwa.com.au
or call Jodi or Lyn at the Boyup Brook CRC on 9765 1169.
Closing date for entry forms and fees is 4.00pm on 5 February 2016, however, entries received by 29 January 2016 will go into the Early Bird draw for a chance to win back the entry fee.
The Exhibition opens on Wednesday, 18 February 2016, at 6.30pm with the presentation of Awards at the Town Hall. Entry is free to participating artists and sponsors, with a charge of $5 per person for the general public with light refreshments served.
The Exhibition continues from 10am-4pm, Thursday 19 February through to Saturday 21 February, 2016 with the entry fee of $2 for adults.
A percentage of art sales will be directed towards community arts projects throughout the year.
The Boyup Brook Art Awards is supported by the Country Music Club of Boyup Brook, South West Development Commission, Shire of Boyup Brook, Boyup Brook CRC, Westpac, Boyup Brook IGA, Boyup Brook Farm Supplies, Hampton Partners, Beulah, Jacksons Drawing Supplies, P & J Broockmann.
Above: ‘Sister Act’, by Carmen McFaull, Open Prize Winner 2015
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 4
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that we have planned in 2016. Please drop it in to 86 Abel Street.
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COMMUNITY NOTICES
St John Ambulance First Aid Kits
30% discount off our range for Boyup Brook Residents. We have a variety of leisure, home, work place and vehicle kits. Drop in to the Sub Centre on Thursdays to have a look at our range OR phone 9765 2155 / email: [email protected] Price lists / kit descriptions can be posted out.
PathWest is open for business
at the Boyup Brook Hospital every week day morning
Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 11:00am
Secondhand Book Stall
The Combined Churches annual bookstall will again be held during the Country Music Weekend.
Any donations of books maybe left on the bench in the porch of the Baptist Church.
Many thanks Iain Parker 9765 3018
Old Honda 125 parts or wrecks - to assist in restoration Any B.S.A. Bantam parts - in any condition
Contact John : 9765 3103
Lease Property Wanted For Sheep/Cropping
Perry Corker 0427 126 506
To all friends of Peggy Greenacre Peggy has now moved to an Aged Care Facility in Busselton. The Home is new, modern, light and attractive. It has lovely staff, and a good program of activities to keep Peggy involved and stop her getting bored. She is sure to enjoy her new life when she settles in.
If you would like to visit or write, her address is Aegis Ellenvale Cnr Broadwater Blvde & Bell Ave Broadwater, BUSSELTON WA 6280
THANK YOU
We would like to thank everyone for their thoughts and well wishes. We would also like to thank those people who looked after our house, garden and animals. Wishing you all a prosperous 2016.
Gordon and Irene Doust
Craig, Carol, Danica and Lonnie McMeikan would like to thank everyone for their kind words and support over the last few weeks. It makes us really grateful to be in such an awesome community like Boyup Brook.
Kind regards, Craig McMeikan
Sincere thanks to the kind person who left two salad bowls and a wooden board in the porch at the Baptist Church. I have searched widely for these for several months without success and asked everyone I could think of for them. I am thrilled to have their return. The plastic bowls are of no consequence but the board has enormous sentimental value as it was made by a dear friend.
Kind regards, Liz Parker
Ute and Truck Judges The Ute & Truck Muster Committee are seeking volunteers
to judge the entrants in the 2016 Muster, Feb 20th.
If you are a Ute or Truck enthusiast, please email a little bit about yourself to
[email protected] or phone us on 0410 100 058 / 0409 775 089
WA NILS Scheme
Centrelink clients eligible. For more information,
or to apply, contact Jodi at the CRC 9765 1169
Red Cross Senior Housing Aid
Are you a Senior and having difficulty maintaining your tenancy?
Are you unsure of what community services may be able to assist you to stay independent I your community?
The Australian Red Cross’ Assistance with Care and Housing for the Aged (AHCA) program can provide practical support and information to help with your concerns.
Please contact us to discuss, or if you would like more information on Red Cross’ work with isolated older people go to www.redcross.org.au/olderpeople or call Michelle or Amanda on 9726 6700 or 0478 321 222.
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 5
Boyup Brook’s Weekly Events
Monday Association Croquet - 9am Craft Hut - 10am Boyup Brook Vet Clinic
Tuesday Golf Croquet - 9am Games at the Citizens’ Lodge (1-3pm) Choristers @ Lodge - 3rd week Pistol Club
Wednesday Town Rubbish Collection (recycling fortnightly) Social Badminton - 9am Museum Open - 10am-3pm Computer Club @ CRC - 12noon-2pm
For a more detailed calendar of monthly events, see page 2. To add your weekly event to the list, email [email protected]
Thursday Golf Croquet - 9am Craft Hut - 10am Museum Open – 10am-3pm St John Ambulance Sub Centre Open Men’s Shed Meet - 5:30pm
Friday Association Croquet - 9am Senior’s Discount Day at IGA Museum Open - 10am-5pm Boyup Brook Club Members’ Night
Saturday Church Services Tennis - Seniors 2pm
Sunday Church Services Social Bowls - 1pm
PUBLIC NOTICES
BOYUP BROOK CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY LIMITED (ABN 25 285 113 128) NOTICE OF MEETING
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the Seventieth Annual General Meeting of the Boyup Brook Co-operative Company Limited will be held at the Boyup Brook Co-Op, 10-12 Bridge Street, Boyup Brook on Wednesday 27th January 2016 at 6:30pm.
BUSINESS 1. To receive and consider
REPORT FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF DIRECTORS REPORT FROM THE CO-OP MANAGER 2015 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND AUDITOR’S REPORT
2. To elect Directors in accordance with the Co-Operatives Rules.
Under the Rules, Ronald Tuckett and Glenn Mead are to retire
their Board position and are both re-nominating to be reappointed to the Board.
3. Directors Fees Proposed Motion: “To increase board member’s remuneration by $200 per annum
with the Chairperson’s remuneration to increase by $500 per annum.”
Motion to be moved by Kylie Bleechmore and seconded by Anne Thompson
4. Any other business which, under the Boyup Brook Co- operative Company Ltd Rules ought to be transacted at an Annual General Meeting and any other business which is brought under consideration by the report of the Directors. BOYUP BROOK Mary-Anne Inglis 30th December 2014 Company Secretary
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New OIC in Town Firstly I would like to introduce myself as the new Officer in Charge at Boyup Brook Police Station. My name is Jodie SHUTTLEWORTH and I have 14 years of Policing experience in both Regional and Country locations. I recently transferred from Narrogin Police Station where I was a shift Sergeant with 17 staff. I have also worked in Carnarvon, Burringurrah, Mundijong, Busselton, Kensington, Claremont, Cottesloe, Kwinana and Rottnest Police Stations.
I am really looking forward to joining the team here at Boyup Brook Police and the Boyup Brook community. I hope to get out and about to meet you all in the near future.
Traffic Issues Once again we are coming into the Christmas and New Year period and Boyup Brook Police wish to remind all road users to take care over the festive season. Make sure you get plenty of rest, allow yourselves plenty of time to get to your destination and please if you are going enjoy a nice drink or two make sure you have a nominated driver who won’t drink. Boyup Brook Police want to see everyone enjoying their festive season and all coming home safely to their families.
BOYUP BROOK POLICE
Recently, Boyup Brook Police attended a serious crash on the Boyup Brook – Cranbrook Road which resulted in the serious injury of the driver. Police believe fatigue may have been a contributing factor.
Double demerit points commenced at midnight Friday the 18th of December 2015 and continue through until Sunday 3rd of January 2016. Boyup Brook Police will be out and about targeting drink drivers so remember to know your limit or be safe and make arrangements to have someone drive you or collect you to ensure you not only get home safe but you keep your license.
Burglary Offences Boyup Brook has had one recent burglary where an Argon gas bottle was stolen so once again it’s a timely reminder to ensure all your property is secured correctly.
Drug Offences Officers from Boyup Brook in company with other officers from nearby outstations have been acting on information received and have conducted several drug warrants within our sub-district. Three offenders have appeared in Bridgetown Magistrates Court where they were convicted of all their offences.
Blue Light Senior Constable GAUGG would like to let everyone know he is planning the next Blue Light disco for sometime in January 2016 before everyone returns back to school. For further information or to volunteer assistance please S/C GAUGG on 9762 1666
Sergeant Jodie SHUTTLEWORTH OIC Boyup Brook Police
Ph. 9762 1666
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 7
Gazette Deadline - 20th of each month
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CWA Activities
Recently two members were honoured at the Boyup Brook Shire.
Mrs Mary Jackson, past President of five years and also Vice President of two years. Mary enjoyed the branch, inter-branch and State Conferences. Presented in Mary’s honour was the Great Australian Country Women’s Stories.
Mrs Doreen Ireland was a member for eight years, Secretary for one year and also a keen craft lady, enjoying branch and inter-branch days. Presented in Doreen’s honour was Silk Ribbon Embroidery.
Eight people gathered at the Treehouse for the end of year meeting, also Dinner. We welcomed Josie and Cindy and two Gentlemen. Josie spoke on grooming and deportment.
This will be among the ‘how to do’ days to be held in 2016, including Jam and Preserves, Sewing, Budgeting, Knitting, Crocheting, also soap making. Those interested in any of the above please contact, Dorothy 9765 1760, Betty 9767 3075, Tanya 9765 2867 or Ruth 0413 847 365.
Dorothy Ricetti
Ute and Truck Muster
The Boyup Brook Ute and Truck Muster is WA's Original Ute Muster, hitting puberty on its 12th birthday in 2016.
Utes, Trucks, Vintage Cars and Tractors, there is a category for any motor enthusiast.
You get to meet up with other rev heads, parade your rig through the streets of Boyup to the roar of the adoring crowd, then park your sweet ride in Festival grounds to sit back and enjoy the fun and games, while the judges peruse the line up.
With prizes for each category going to best on ground and a few belly laughs, the night rolls into some of the best Country Music Australia has to offer, rocking it out with you.
Head over to our Facebook page, like it and keep your ear to ground.
For more information, email: [email protected]
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 8
Boyup Brook District High School - End of Year Awards 2015
AWARD RECIPIENT DONOR
K/PP Class All Rounder Samantha Waller CM Dalton Transport Kindergarten Endeavour Award Yasmine Mitchell Albany Residential College Pre Primary Endeavour Award Henry Wallace Mayanup Progress Association
YR 1/2 Maths Award Shae Knapp Harvey Dickson Country Music Centre English Award Duncan Turner Hampton Partners Most Improved Award Toby Hilder Hon Terry Redman MLA
YEAR 2/3 Year 2 Endeavour Award Charlotte Ford Boyup Brook IGA Year 3 Endeavour Award Nicole Turner Mayanup Progress Association
YEAR 4/5 Effort & Improvement Award Chloe Bleechmore Boyup Brook Tyre Service Effort & Improvement Award John Webster Boyup Brook IGA Citizen & Leadership Award Josh Miller Boyup Brook P&C
YEAR 4 Graham Calley Reading Award Kieran Curran-Jones Mr Graham Calley
YEAR 5 Academic Excellence Brooke Nield Boyup Brook Co-Operative Application of Achievement Harry Goerling Bridgetown Masonic Lodge
YEAR 6 Sportsmanship Tayla Forbes Boyup Brook Physiotherapy Lions Club Scholarship Lochlan Willcox Boyup Brook Lions Club Citizenship Kayla Clark Boyup Brook CRC / Shire of Boyup Brook Woodside Scitech Science Award Georgia Dalton Woodside And Scitech
SPECIALIST AWARDS Choir Award: Charley Miller CM Dalton Transport Music Award: Jesse Knapp Boyup Brook Country Music Club Italian Award: Brooke Nield Bridgetown Masonic Lodge Art Award: Georgia Dalton Boyup Brook IGA Library Award: Shanae Mitchell BBDHS Library
YEAR 7 Outstanding Achievement: Madeline Goerling Boyup Brook Co-Operative Meritorious: Benedict Webster Harvey and Rose Dickson Meritorious: Tessa Covey CM Dalton Transport Meritorious: Miles Staniforth-Smith Country Music Club of WA
YEAR 8 Meritorious Emily Chilwell Boyup Brook Tyre Service Meritorious: Blaine Murphy Hon. Terry Redman MLA Meritorious: Kirsty Henning Boyup Brook P&C
YEAR 9 Outstanding Achievement: Katrinna Shaw CM Dalton Transport Meritorious: Madison O’Connell Boyup Brook IGA Meritorious: Bronte Cowan Bridgetown Masonic Lodge Meritorious: Zoe North Hampton Partner
SPECIAL AWARDS Year 8 Most Outstanding Boy: Patrick Reilly RSL of Boyup Brook Year 8 Most Outstanding Girl: Shaye Frost RSL of Boyup Brook Year 9 Shire Presidents’ Scholarship: Marni Staniforth-Smith Boyup Brook Shire Year 9 Leeuwin Scholarship: Nell Chambers MacNeils
ADF Long Tan Leadership: Taleah Della Vedova Australian Defence Force The Caltex All Rounder: Samantha Parker Boyup Brook Farm Supplies Dux: Taleah Della Vedova Mr Graham Calley Citizenship: Taleah Della Vedova The Biddle Family
GREENLINE SCHOLARSHIPS Donated by Greenline Taleah Della Vedova, Samantha Parker, Mackenzie Simons, Dylan Biluta
2016 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Leaders: Lillian Oldham and Madison O’Connell Year 9: Patrick Reilly Year 8: Rhys Grant
Year 7 : To be elected early in 2016
2016 PRIMARY SCHOOL CAPTAINS Brooke Nield & Josh Miller 2016 PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCILLORS Semester 1: Jordan Mantach & Harry Goerling Semester 2: Chevy Doohan and Zed Clark
Congratulations to all award winners and thank you to the prize donors
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 9
Wow what a busy few months we have had with our school sports carnival, interschool sports carnival, inaugural spelling bee, Christmas Play and Year 6 Graduation!
Congratulations to winning faction Quinn with Iona only 10 points behind. The individual winners of our school sports carnival were: Junior Girl’s Champion: Lucy Fortune Runner Up: Megan Ivey Junior Boy’s Champion: Luke Hallett Runner Up: Oscar Twigg Intermediate Girl’s Champion: Jade Reid Runner Up: Asha Connolly Intermediate Boy’s Champion: Mitchell Hallett Runners Up: Callum Emmerson and Brayden Murphy Senior Girl’s Champions: Bree Connolly / Bethany Maw Runner Up: Izabelle O’Neil
Congratulations to our inaugural spelling bee champions: Year 1/2: Ava Year 3/4: Rosie W Year 5/6: Bethany
Well done to all our students for a wonderful Christmas Play, it was fabulous to see so many families in attendance. This year the role of baby Jesus was played by the very adorable Nash Tweedie.
Our Year 6 Graduation Mass and dinner was held during the last week of term. We wish all those students leaving St Mary’s the best as they embark on the many wonderful and exciting challenges of Year7!
Finally, we would like to take this opportunity to thank our wonderful families and community members who give up their time to assist us throughout the year. We wish everyone a safe and happy Christmas and look forward to seeing you all in 2016!
Above: Winners from the Athletics Carnival Back: Tom Hallett, Josh Coole, Bethany Maw, Bree Connolly, Izabelle O’Neil Front: Callum Emmerson, Asha Connolly, Luke Hallett, Oscar Twigg, Megan Ivey, Lucy Fortune, Mitchell Hallett, Jade Reid, Brayden Murphy
Above: Hannah Ivey with Nash Tweedie as Baby Jesus
Above: Singing during the Christmas play
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The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 10
The fifth annual “Storm in a Teacup” – Women’s Field Day will be hosted on Saturday, 19 March 2016. Rylington Park and the Boyup Brook Co-Op invite all women to join in the day in the shearing shed on the farm.
The main speaker for the day will be chef Don Hancey. Don Hancey was born and raised in Bunbury, then trained in hospitality and cooking in Perth.
He opened his first restaurant “The Colonial” in Augusta at the tender age of 23, winning a “Gold Plate Award” for best regional restaurant.
He was then appointed Development Director of Leeuwin Estate Winery, opening up Leeuwin’s first restaurant. Don and his team won another Gold Plate Award at Leeuwin. Don then took over a run down beach shop at Yallingup turning it into a licensed restaurant “Surfside”.
For the past twenty years Don has owned and operated Panorama Catering in Perth hosting many successful events and food festivals in WA’s local and regional areas where they bring skills, knowledge and passion to these existing community events.
His focus now is supporting and promoting WA produce.
As the “WA Food Ambassador”, Don now consults to some of Western Australia’s iconic food companies, assisting them with product development, placement, marketing and generally
being the link / “storyteller” between WA food producers, chefs and the general public. Don Hancey has become WA’s Food Ambassador through his continual support and dedication to WA food producers.
On the day Don will host two cooking demonstrations. He will need a few ladies to taste test the food – you might be the lucky one.
Tickets are $50 and will be available from the third week in February. This includes morning tea, lunch (with a glass of local wine), a variety of market stalls to walk through and all the entertainment.
Other speakers include Bridgetown author/story writer Sarah Evans, Jennifer Egerton-Warburton from Lucinda’s Everlastings in Kojonup and Janelle South (Darkan) from Women in Farming Enterprises.
Again we will auction off our donated logo painting by Jacquie Broockmann and a few other items. Money raised will go towards the Multiple Sclerosis Society of WA. You are welcome to book your ticket in advance by calling Erlanda on 9765 3012 or 0429 375 609 or via email [email protected]
Rylington Park is looking forward to hosting another great Storm in a Teacup day. Come and enjoy the day.
Marc and Erlanda Deas Rylington Park
Storm in a Teacup 2016
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 11
at the BOYUP BROOK CRC 86 Abel St
January Dates: Wednesdays 6th and 20th 9am - 1pm
Dr. Michael Fetter BSc DC
Phone: 9765 1169 for an appointment
Tasman Shearing
Local Boyup Team
Professional/Reliable Service
Phone Steve & Rebecca
Thompson
97651210 or 0427651215
Over the years we have assisted many hundreds of landholders rehabilitating their land, constructing endless kilometres of fencing, planting hundreds of thousands seedlings, rejuvenating wetlands, providing habitat for endangered species and much more.
In 2001, the BBG won the prestigious International RiverPrize, still the only Landcare group in Australia to do so and there have been many accolades over the years. Honours and awards are tangible recognition of our accomplishments, in particular this years’ achievement at the Winner of the 2015 State Landcare Awards of the Fairfax Media Landcare Community Group Award.
When I worked in the Forests Department in the 1970’s our Conservator Bruce Beggs used to say; ‘Forestry is more about people than it is trees’. Likewise people and communities are what Landcare is all about.
No matter how many brilliant ideas we may come up with for improvements to the land and the environment, they will all come to nought if the community is not behind them.
As much as Landcare is about the land and the environment, it is about people, after all if we were not here there would be no landcare problems, no need for landcare, nature would look after itself.
The Community Landcare Group Award, to me, is therefore a most significant award, as it is recognition of the outstanding ability of BBG’s staff to engage and work successfully as a community group, to engage with landholders and the public.
Twenty five or more years ago few people, even in rural areas, were aware of the environmental degradation that was stealthily sneaking up on us.
This awakening of awareness has perhaps been the single most important achievement in Landcare. That is why people will always be the most important factor in landcare and why I can feel justly proud of our dedicated team at the BBG - they put people first.
Wishing all our valued volunteers, partners, colleagues and community members a very happy and prosperous 2016 New Year.
BBG Celebrates a Successful Year
2015 Awards and Achievements
AWARDS Winner of the 2015 WA Landcare Award, Fairfax Medial
Landcare Community Group.
Semi-finalist in the 2015 Regional Achievement and Community Awards, LandCorp Sustainability Award.
A contributor to Greenbushes winning the Natural Environment Conservation category of the Western Australian Tidy Towns Sustainable Communities Awards 2015.
ACHIEVEMENTS 2000 volunteer hours committed by the community to BBG
projects
Hosting and presenting to over 800 community members, stakeholders and fellow Landcarers at BBG and partner events
Engaging over 300 community members to participate in hands-on activities delivering benefits for the environment;
Over 400 members receiving our monthly communications;
Over 250 followers across social media platforms.
So why not join our community in 2016? If you haven’t signed up for our e-news, register now so you don’t miss out on any news and events.
Just email [email protected] with ‘subscribe’ in the subject line.
As always, your details will be kept private and confidential under the BBG’s confidentiality policy.
Dr Per Christensen Blackwood Basin Group (BBG) Chairman
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 12
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Call Kettridges today for a quotation on 9724 6800, or your local contact, Mark Huisman, direct on
9724 6803 or 0429 651 018.
A locally owned business. Visit our website at www.kettridges.com.au
16.5% FEEDLOT PELLETS
FOR SHEEP AND CATTLE
Colin the Lucky Winner
Boyup Brook Wools again ran a raffle for wool producers who sold wool to the business for the period 1st October to 31st December 2015.
The lucky winner of a 40 litre Car Fridge/Freezer was well known local identity, Colin Barron.
The prize was drawn on 1st January 2016 at the Blue Stone Café by café proprietor, Michelle Shaw, pictured right.
Colin was delighted with his prize, saying he has never won a raffle before.
Second prize of ten wool packs went to Scott Lindsell of Kojonup Road Boyup Brook, and third prize of five wool packs was won by Trevor Clark of Dinninup.
Playgroup Pitter Patter
Happy New Year!
We trust you had a very happy Christmas with your loved ones.
Playgroup will be commencing the first week of Term One and will be held at the Family Stop Centre every Thursday during term at 10am. You can come to playgroup on a regular or a casual basis.
We will have activities for the older kids and we have an array of toys for our littlest members so please feel free to come down one week and say hi. We would love to see you.
Keep an out in next month’s Gazette for the dates of our first few sessions.
A new year means a new committee and the positions for 2016 are as follows:
President – Pia Chambers Vice President – Lauren Johnson Secretary – Sally Larkin Treasurer – Kate Turner Activities & Roster Coordinator – Leah Windsor Publicity Officer – Jess Simpson Committee Members – Jo Hack & Kaesy Tomkinson
For questions or enquiries, please contact Pia Chambers (0429673069) or Sally Larkin (9765 3259), or visit our Facebook page for information on our upcoming activities.
SW Community Events Program
The South West Development Commission is delighted to announce the recipients of the South West Community Events Program for 2016. A total of 57 festivals, cultural celebrations and sporting contests will share in a record $143,000.
The Country Music Club of Boyup Brook received a contribution of $3,000 for the Art Awards.
A full list of recipients is available from www.swdc.wa.gov.au.
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 13
Pest Services
General Pest Control
Termite Inspections
Pre-purchase Termite Inspections
Termite Treatments
20+ years of pest experience
Infra-red thermal termite
inspections available
Servicing Boyup Brook and
Bridgetown surrounding areas
Contact Adrian Waite on 0477 025 302 or
email [email protected]
Fox Shoot 2016
The annual fox shoot this year will be the first weekend in February (Friday 5 to Sunday 7).
Stockbrands have withdrawn their sponsorship which paid $5 towards the Royal Flying Doctor’s Service for every fox and cat shot in the state. We have decided to charge each team a $20 entry fee and donate this money towards the RFDS. This way we can keep building on the relationship between Red Card for Rabbits and Foxes and the RFDS.
Team registrations can be made from 25 January at the Boyup Brook Co-Op or Greenline or by phoning Erlanda on 9765 3012 or 0429 375 609. Please contact us if you are willing to take out shooters on your property for either or both of the evenings.
We will again have a number of keen hunters (with liability insurance) coming to Boyup Brook to help us get rid of the critters. Thank you to the farmers who have been taking people out in the past. This is a perfect opportunity to get more city folk involved in country activities and building a bridge of understanding between us.
Thank you all for supporting this event every year – it’s really heart warming to see so many locals coming to the counting and weighing in on the Sunday morning at the Pistol Club. Thank you also to the Pistol Club for putting up breakfast for us every year. Please enter a team and join us to shoot as many critters possible – it would be great to beat our tally from last year.
Marc and Erlanda Deas
Bringing Back the Brook
Natural Resource Management was given a significant boost in December, with the State Government announcing funding for more than 140 community projects across WA, including the Blackwood Basin Group’s ‘Bringing back the Boyup Brook’ initiative. For a full list of projects visit http://nrm.wa.gov.au.
A total of $3.99 million will be distributed through the State Natural Resource Management Community Action grants program, including $3.19 million from Royalties for Regions.
Member for Warren-Blackwood, Terry Redman, said the grants of between $5,000 and $55,000 would be distributed for 142 community projects, helping to protect the State’s natural resources.
“These projects conserve and restore unique eco-systems throughout WA. Without these grants, much important environmental work would not be able to occur,” Mr Redman said.
The State Natural Resource Management Community Action grants are part of a $24 million commitment over three years towards natural resource management in WA.
“The grants support local-decision making, enabling communities to do on-ground works that are vital to their local area and encourage their continued involvement in the initiative,” Mr Redman said.
Community Capability Grants for small natural resource management projects close on May 30, 2016.
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 14
CRC Guide Dog Challenge
MACNEILS ACCOUNTANTS This Business Life
Time to start thinking about your New Year’s Resolution. GET A BUDGET!
You work so hard to get your money, don’t waste it. Make sure it gives you the big things in life, don’t let it
disappear on the soon forgotten, little things. January 2016 is a great time to start.
65 Railway Parade Boyup Brook WA 6244 Ph: 9765 1400
Business Partnerships
Information, Education & Training for our community
Services
State Government
Information
Lifestyle courses
Centrelink Access
Digital Snap Lab
Health Services
ADSL2 Internet
Art Exhibitions
Book Exchange
Videoconferencing
Photocopying (colour)
Laminating
Binding
Other Office Services
Room Hire
Websites
Resumes
Mail outs / Flyers
Project Management
Exam Supervision
Vol 22 Issue 1 Jan 2016
CRC Opening
hours
Mon to Fri 9:00am - 4.00pm
The Boyup Brook CRC is located at 86 Abel Street, Boyup Brook WA 6244
The CRC has a display rack full of information brochures and publications from a number State Government departments. The CRC also has a designated computer to access Government websites for FREE. Print out forms and information from State Government Departments for FREE.
Government Services
The wheels are in motion for the Boyup Brook CRC to open an Agency of the Bendigo Bank, in association with the Collie Community Bank.
We thank the individuals, businesses and community organisations who have shown their support so far and welcome you to discuss the concept further.
More information and details, as they come to hand, will be available on the CRC’s website and in future Gazettes.
For information on Bendigo products and rates, contact the Collie Community Bank on 9734 7411.
Are you willing to help our town grow by giving the Bendigo Bank a go?
Fresh Produce Available
Available soon from the Community Garden:
Rockmelons, Watermelons, Tomatoes, Herbs, Onions for a small donation
If you would like to be contacted when we harvest the garden, please register your interest at the CRC by
calling 9765 1169. You can also keep an eye on the CRC’s Facebook page for updates.
VOLUNTEERS WANTED: If anyone is interested in helping in the community garden, call 9765 1169.
Community Bank
The CRC Guide Dog Challenge has been extended until January 31!
Your donations are most welcome to help us achieve $30,000 across the CRC Network.
Visit crc.everydayhero.com/au/boyup-brook-crc to donate online, or call into the CRC.
Mystery Shopping
As mentioned on the front page, Lost Boyup Brook is a new Facebook page which aims to preserve the history of Boyup Brook and surrounding districts.
Here are some of the gems that have been contributed so far:
LOST Boyup Brook
The Boyup Brook, Pemberton and Nannup CRCs are collaborating to conduct Mystery Shopping surveys with various businesses in our towns to evaluate the overall experience of customers when visiting, or interacting with a business. If there are any outstanding areas identified, these will be celebrated with any areas identified that require attention, identified for training opportunities.
These surveys will be conducted before the end of February. Results will be used for research purposes only and will be kept confidential. Please contact Jodi on 9765 1169 for more information.
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 15
Page 15 Community Resource Centre Newsletter January 2016
Coming Up at the CRC We thank our Sponsors & Partners
Phone: (08) 9765 1169 Fax: (08)9765 1340 Email: [email protected]
Visit our website: www.boyupbrook.crc.net.au
LEGO for Youth Activities in 2016 Please see notice in About Town, page 6.
Wanted
To register for any of these activities, please contact the CRC on 9765 1169,
email: [email protected], or call in to see us at 86 Abel Street
New Look Website
How to Use Facebook
Friday, 5 February 2016 10am-12noon
A beginner’s guide to Facebook and what it is all about.
CRC Members $20 Non-members $25
Please call in, or phone 9765 1169 to register
The CRC website has had a makeover! It is the same web address, with a new look:
www.boyupbrook.crc.net.au
Feedback is welcome.
Photography in Focus
A real country feel will settle on the CRC when a new photographic exhibition ‘Photography in Focus’ opens in January.
New Boyup Brook resident, Rod Walker, an avid photographer, will put on show his landscapes and bush scenes, seascapes and portraits from around Albany and the Great Southern region.
‘Photography in Focus’ will welcome viewers from Thursday 21 January 2016 to April during the hours of 9:00am to 4:00pm to browse and enjoy what will be a spectacular exhibition.
Year 6 Citizenship Award
Congratulations to Kayla Clark who was the recipient of the
Boyup Brook District High School Year 6 Citizenship Award,
donated by the Boyup Brook CRC.
Trainee Position Vacant
Position Re-advertised The Boyup Brook Community Resource Centre has a Trainee Administration Officer position available for a 2015 Year 12 School Leaver, commencing in February 2016.
The applicant must be a highly motivated person who is well presented and keen to commit themselves to a traineeship for a period of 12 months, during which time they will receive both on and off the job training in a wide range of administration activities associated with the Boyup Brook Community Resource Centre.
Interested persons can obtain a Statement of Recruitment Matters by contacting CRC Manager, Jodi Nield by emailing [email protected] or by phoning 9765 1169. Written applications addressing the selection criteria must be submitted by 4pm Friday, January 22, 2016.
The Art of Doodling
Thursday, 18 February 2016 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Boyup Brook CRC
Doodling is FUN, brings joy and reduces stress levels.
For all ages and skill levels. All materials supplied.
$20 per person
Please call in, or phone 9765 1169 to register
Westlink - Opera in the Park
Saturday, 6 February 2016 - 8pm
$10 per person, refreshments provided Phone 9765 1169 to reserve your seat.
Photography Exhibition
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 16
Boyup Brook Co-op Phone: (08) 9765 1001 Fax: (08) 9765 1168
10 –12 Bridge Street Boyup Brook WA 6244
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.boyupbrookco-op.com.au
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Camping Gear Sleeping Bags ● Chairs
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Fox Baits In Store Now
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WELCOME
Brendon Gear has joined our team, say hello when you see him!!
Catalogue Out Now KINCROME
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 17
Southern Districts
Estate Agency
Office: (08) 9734 2144 Fax: (08) 9734 3133
Lots 100, 101, 102, 103, 104 Banks Road
Boyup Brook Rural
New to the market
Only 2 kms from town
Zoned Special Rural
Fenced with power.
Bitumen road frontage
4 with new dams
Lot 100 4.83 ha 11.94 acres $260,000
Lot 101 4.54 ha 11.23 acres $270,000
Lot 102 5.26 ha 13.00 acres $245,000
Lot 103 4.24 ha 10.49 acres $230,000
Lot 104 3.99 ha 9.88 acres $245,000
These lots are being sold off the plan with titles
due towards the latter half of 2015
Contact Jeff Heath 0429 311 223
Garden Club Cuttings
Happy New Year 2016. Hope everyone enjoyed the Festive Season with family and friends.
Our first garden club meeting will be on Tuesday 9th February at the earlier start of 9:30am to beat the heat. We will be visiting Lance and Margaret Hester's garden in 'Norlup' for our Annual General Meeting.
Meet at 9am at the Shire Hall, Boyup Brook for car pooling or you can make your own way there. From Boyup it is 27 kilometres - half an hour, go to Mayanup, turn left onto Kojonup Rd, take second right Scotts Brook Rd, reaching Norlup Rd, turn left first house on left.
The Boyup Brook Garden Club is open to everyone, we usually meet on the second Tuesday of each month (February to November) and try to make each month as interesting as possible with garden visits, speakers, plant swaps, raffle, information about other garden events.
Visiting other gardens in the area and tapping into the host's ideas gives us inspiration to get into our own gardens.
It's a great way to meet like-minded people and to get to know your way around the district.
There is always a cup of tea and biscuits, so please bring your cup, chair, plants to swap and as many friends as you like.
We look forward to meeting you. Sue and Phyl
Boyup Brook Pioneers’ Museum
A very successful launch of Lost Boyup Brook was held at the Museum on 9th December. Congratulations to Jodi and the CRC from our committee members.
A lot happened in the Museum in 2015 with much more planned for 2016.
We are always in need of help and volunteers, your time is valuable to us.
Phone: John Walsh 0439 651 560 Group Bookings: Vicki Roberts 0427 322 031
Museum hours: Wednesday 10am – 3pm Thursday 10am – 3pm Friday 10am – 5pm
If you haven’t been for a while or at all, our Museum is a must, as it is unique and our local history.
Vicki
Kids Create Christmas Fun
The Christmas spirit was in full swing as a number of local children spent a fun morning at the Community Resource Centre on December 22.
With a table full of craft materials, their creativity took hold with some impressive Christmas tree decorations and cards made out of bottle tops, popsticks, pipe cleaners and paper.
Icing Christmas shaped biscuits was also popular and there were plenty of laughs as they played ‘Pin the Nose on Rudolph’.
The CRC is looking to expand its activities for the youth of Boyup Brook in 2016. For more information, call 9765 1169.
Above Left: Pin the Nose on Rudolph was lots of fun Above Right: Rochelle Heath created a Christmas tree card
Protect Yourself and Your Mobile Device
Remember your smartphone or tablet is a mini-computer and you need to protect and secure it just as you would you home or laptop computer. Treat your smartphone like your wallet; keep it safe and with you at all times.
For information on how to secure your device, visit www.communications.gov.au/what-we-do/internet/stay-smart-online/mobile-devices
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 18
Poems by Chick
“THIS AUSTRALIA!”
God bless Australia, land of the true
With ranges wide and horizons blue.
Land of the emu and kangaroo.
With ‘Diggers” in khaki and sailors in blue,
And airmen valiant in all that they do,
Protecting this country for me and for you.
Migrants come, hoping to leave pain and strife,
Seeking a place in Australian life.
Those who were born in this land of the free,
Thank the good Lord for their liberty.
So give unto others as you have received,
Of all nature’s wonders that you have perceived.
God bless Australia, what eér be your fate,
Long live Australia, Good On yer Mate!!
Chick Affleck
2015
Chick’s book of poems ‘Looking Backwards, Going Onwards’
is available from the Boyup Brook CRC for $25
INSPIRE Summit for Women
To be held in Perth on April 6 and 7, INSPIRE is an advanced business skills summit for 100 women of WA farm businesses. With a fantastic line up of topics and speakers, Partners in Grain WA's INSPIRE Summit is an event not to be missed.
Within a mix of keynote, panel and concurrent sessions, presented by industry professionals and growers, areas of business covered throughout the 2 days include: A global perspective – the future of agriculture The opportunities & influence of women in
Australian agriculture Farm boards & governance opportunities Simplifying on farm employment Social media & technology Advanced office management Overcoming adversity Succession Team Dynamics Valuing outside expertise – consultants, accountants, banks Influential Communication Simplify, Structure & Succeed – you, your goals and your
business
Early Bird registrations ($230) are NOW OPEN to growers who are past participants of PinG’s current workshops. Find out more about the Summit, Program and Speakers on the Partners in Grain website: www.partnersingrain.org.au/regions/western-australia/coming-events/inspire-summit
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 19
More UBAS Show Winners (continued from December 2015 Gazette)
Shearing
WACSA - Novice 1st Jayden Smith 2nd Callum O’Neill 3rd Harley Hawkins 4th Kymberlee O’Brien
WACSA - Under 21 1st Stephen Venter 2nd Joseph Thompson
WACSA - Intermediate 1st Todd Martin 2nd Scott Mauger 3rd Hayden Harries 4th Jeremy Morten
WACSA - Senior 1st Jay Martin 2nd Josh Marshall 3rd Tristan Mckay 4th Roy Elliott
WACSA - Open 1st Damien Boyle 2nd Mark Buscumb 3rd Todd Wegner 4th Shane Buscumb
Speed Shears - Novice 1st Joseph Thompson 2nd Harley Hawkins 3rd Dylan Biluta
Speed Shears - Intermediate 1st Mathew Thompson 2nd Scott Mauger 3rd Jeremy Morten
Speed Shears - Open 1st Jayden Webb 2nd Andrew Noble-Cambell 3rd Teine Nahona 4th Tristan McKay
Log Chops 250mm Standing Block 1st J Giblett 2nd A Branchi 3rd L Giblett 4th T Bergersen
300mm Underhand 1st S Rees Jnr 2nd T Gallager 3rd S Rees Snr 4th G Giblett
275mm ‘B’ Grade 1st J Giblett 2nd J Carmichael 3rd G Giblett
Teams Relay 1st A Branchi / T Bergersen G Champbell / J Giblett 2nd S Rees / S Rees L Giblett / J Carmichael
2016 Dinninup Show Feature:
Produce
Mental Health Reforms
Federal Member for O’Connor Rick Wilson MP has welcomed sweeping changes planned for mental health services, which will change the face of mental health delivery across the country.
Mr Wilson said the Mental Health Reform Package sets out bold reforms to be phased in over the next three years, with the Country WA Primary Health Network (PHN) at the forefront of planning and commissioning better care.
The key reform will see people with severe and complex mental illness benefiting from new funding approaches to co-ordinating and delivering services, providing choice and control for people with mental illness.
“The Country WA PHN will be in charge of commissioning the mental health services they consider necessary and appropriate in the area to meet our specific local needs,” Mr Wilson said.
“This is all about recognising that with mental health or illness, not everyone is the same and may need varying levels of care or treatment depending on how their condition is assessed.
Included in the reforms is a new approach to suicide prevention, a single telephone and digital gateway to find the mental health advice or service needed along with specific care reforms focussed on children and indigenous Australians.
“I have already started introducing the PHN regional managers to health service providers and constituents at forums I’ve recently held,” Mr Wilson said.
“I look forward to continuing to work with them directly to make a real difference at the grassroots level.”
Each year, up to 4 million Australians suffer some form of mental health issue, making it the third most significant chronic condition in the country, after cancer and cardiovascular disease.
Full details of the Turnbull Government’s Mental Health Reform Package is at www.health.gov.au/internet/main/publishing.nsf/Content/mental-review-response
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 20
An Evening With John Callaghan
January 30th at Community Hall 7:30pm
$10 Entry Fee Children and Students Free
Meet John Coffee and Bickies after show
Contact John Hopkins 0407 195 631
John Callaghan grew up in the rugged WA mining town of Kalgoorlie/Boulder, where he got his love of the land and its
people. He is a singer/songwriter who is a very proud and parochial Aussie. John describes himself as a singing
storyteller, who likes to draw the listener into the visualization of the songs he sings.
John says he has been singing for as long as he can remember. He was the lead singer/songwriter in a moderately
successful Queensland country-dance band years ago, called 'Stratus'. After becoming a Christian in the early 80's he
decided on a family and a solo career, singing and sharing his testimony, leading others to Jesus. His Christian album
"Beginnings" is his most successful album.
Always wanting to take the next step, John decided in 2012 that it was time to get all his 'ducks' in a row and forge ahead
with a new album, so he gathered up his songs and headed for the recording studio to record his long dreamed of album,
which he called, "This Day Would Come".
He has written many songs over the years, and has recorded several albums, with moderate success. Most notably,
"Waltzing Matera" & "Stand Up" which has become his signature song. He was commissioned by Western
Mining to write a song about the WA School of Mines in Kalgoorlie-Boulder, and performed it at their charity ball.
John has toured England, Ireland, South East Asia, NZ and many parts of this great land of Australia. John has played
with, and been support to such famous acts as Johnny Cash, Don Williams, Barry McGuire, James Blundell and Jack
Clement, and appeared regularly on many television shows, including the "Reg Lindsay's Country Homestead" early in
his career.
When not performing at festivals and clubs, John spends much of his "spare" time singing and sharing his life story in
churches, prisons, schools, old peoples homes and hospitals, where his special brand of music and charisma lifts those
who hear him play and inspires achievement. John's favourite saying is “Music is the Elixir of the soul. It enables people
to forget for a while about their daily lives and be transported, through song, to another place and time.”
As a retired Australian Karate Champion, he is often called upon to talk to young people about reaching out and being the
best that they can be, regardless of their background or current circumstances.
John has won many awards over the years for his vocal, songwriting and entertaining ability, however
has always had a heart to see others find Christ through his story's and his music.
If you think you may like John to share his testimony and songs, please give him a call -
Mobile: 0430 272 760 Email: [email protected]
Website: http://johncallaghan.com.au
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 21
BOYUP BROOK WOOLS
ALLAN PIPER
WOOL BUYER
CNR INGLIS ST & RAILWAY PDE
GIVE ME A CALL AND I WILL COME AND CLEAN
YOUR SHED OUT
Fax 9765 2674
Phone 97651364
Mobile 0428 933 785
Volunteer Fuel Card
Regional emergency services organisations are being reminded that they can now apply for a Royalties for Regions funded Fuel Card, valued at $2,000 to support local volunteers.
Member for Warren-Blackwood, Terry Redman said applications for the Regional Emergency Services Volunteer Fuel Card (RESVFC) are currently open, and encourages all eligible volunteer brigades, groups and units (BGU’s) in the Warren-Blackwood region to submit their application.
The Fuel Card scheme was a Nationals WA election commitment, and is supported by $7.37 million in Royalties for Regions funding. It will provide assistance to manage fuel and transport costs of eligible units which include Bush Fire Brigades, St John Ambulance, Volunteer Fire and Rescue Services, State Emergency Services, Volunteer Fire Services, Volunteer Emergency Services and Volunteer Marine Rescue Services.
Applications are currently open and need to be submitted by Sunday 10 January; with the first fuel cards being distributed in February 2016.
Volunteers are the backbone of our communities and our emergency service volunteers are the ones we turn to in times of great need. This card, which is modelled on the highly successful pensioner fuel card, will be an efficient way to help out with their costs.
The Royalties for Regions Volunteer Fuel Card is there to support these services as a practical means to assist with transport expenses in responding to emergency situations and Mr Redman would like to ensure that the Warren-Blackwood Emergency Services are aware that they are eligible for this funding.
Organisations can apply at www.dfes.gov.au/fuelcards
What Makes You Smile in the SW?
After the success of the South West Development Commission’s inaugural competition in 2015, people will again be given the chance to have photographs featured in a calendar.
This time around, you are invited to head out with your camera between December 1 2015 and June 30 2016 to capture what is about living, working and playing in the South West that makes you smile.
Winning entries will feature in the 2017 This South West Life calendar, which will be made available for free. Enter today and if your photo is selected it could one day be hanging up in people's homes!
Important information: Theme: Reasons to Smile Aim: To capture on camera what it is about living, working
and playing in the South West that makes you smile. Timeframe: Photos should be taken in the South West of
Western Australia between 1/12/15 and 30/6/16. Prize: 13 winning photos will be selected to feature in the
2017 This South West Life calendar. How to submit your photos: Photos should be submitted
via the online entry form on the SWDC website.
When taking photos, aim to consider the theme, i.e. What is it about the South West that makes you smile?
For further information, visit: www.swdc.wa.gov.au/media-centre/photo-competition
Gazette E-dition
A mid-monthly email is distributed to a growing list of people. It provides an update of the latest news and coming events and covers items that may have missed the printed Gazette
deadline. To add your name to the list, email [email protected]
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 22
Up to date with the Boyup Brook Visitor Centre
Phone 9765 1444 Email: [email protected] Website: www.boyupbrooktourism.com.au Boyup Brook Tourism Association Inc.
Proudly sponsored by the Shire of Boyup Brook
Read the Gazette Online
Visit www.boyupbrook.crc.net.au and click on the Gazette tab to read the latest edition.
Copies from 2015 are available by clicking on the links. Limited copies of previous years are also available
at the CRC.
Welcome to Natalie The Boyup Brook Tourism Association would like to welcome Natalie Spooner to our team.
Due to Daly Winter’s increased work load at the Shire, Natalie will work at the Centre in place of Daly.
Natalie is a Customer Service Officer at the Shire Office on Thursdays and Fridays. She will be working at the Visitor Centre on Tuesdays.
Daly will still be involved with the BBTA Committee – attending monthly meetings and assisting with Strategic / Business Planning and Grant Applications.
We would like to thank Daly for his valuable contribution during the time he has worked at the Centre, and look forward to his ongoing assistance.
Please call in and introduce yourself to Natalie.
Lake Towerrinning Lake Towerrinning is a unique 256 hectare semi-freshwater lake with sandy beaches situated just over 60 kilometres from Boyup Brook. Ideal for water sports and swimming, bushwalking, picnics or just relaxing beside the cool water. Call in to the Visitor Centre for a brochure on ‘Lakeside Camping’.
Remember to observe fire restrictions and take all rubbish when leaving.
Keep Calm
and
Buy Local
CENTRE ROSTER
Jan-16 10am - 1pm 1pm - 4 pm
FRI 1 NEW YEARS DAY
SAT 2
SUN 3
MON 4 S White J Peaty
TUES 5 N Spooner N Spooner
WED 6 V Atkins V Atkins
THURS 7 W Samwell V Regali
FRI 8 H O'Connell H O'Connell
SAT 9
SUN 10
MON 11 M Hester J Hales-Pearce
TUES 12 N Spooner N Spooner
WED 13 J Chambers V Lee Steere
THURS 14 D Chapman B Unstead
FRI 15 H O'Connell H O'Connell
SAT 16 E Moir
SUN 17
MON 18 A Hales S Towndrow
TUES 19 N Spooner N Spooner
WED 20 C Round B Knapp
THURS 21 N Parker N Parker
FRI 22 H O'Connell H O'Connell
SAT 23
SUN 24
MON 25 B O'Hare S White
TUES 26 AUSTRALIA DAY
WED 27 J Peaty C Kaltenrieder
THURS 28 K Bleechmore
FRI 29 H O'Connell H O'Connell
SAT 30
SUN 31
Feb-16
MON 1 S White J Peaty
TUES 2 N Spooner N Spooner
WED 3 V Atkins V Atkins
THURS 4 W Samwell V Regali
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 23
January 1st Public Holiday
4th J. Hilder 5th Mercedes 6th G. Eddy 7th C. Rowe 8th K. Huisman
11th J. Chambers 12th N. Jones 13th D. Mader 14th J. Fortune 15th L. Rear
18th C. Petersen 19th C. Creek 20th J. Fortune 21st A. Beadle 22nd P.Caldwell
25th J. Hilder 26th Public Holiday 27th P. Ritikis 28th S. Rowe 29th B. Watters
Be Still and Know….. God This year ask God for His plan ‘I know the plans I have for you’ (Jeremiah 29:11)
UNITING CHURCH Each Sunday 9.30am
Holy Communion 1st Sunday of the month All most welcome
Richard 97651192 Jan 97653066
ST SAVIOUR’S ANGLICAN PARISH
We invite you and your family to worship with us on Sundays at 9:30am.
Contact 9765 1622 or 0428 680 008
SDA CHURCH Kulikup Meets on Sabbath (Saturday)
Sabbath School 10 am Service 11.30 am
Followed by lunch. Contact 9833 2241 or 0447 673 012
SDA CHURCH Boyup Brook Meets on Sabbath (Saturday)
Sabbath School 9.30 am Divine Service 11.00 am
All welcome followed by lunch. Contact 9765 1819 or 9765 1307
CITIZENS LODGE ECUMENICAL SERVICE Each Thursday 11 am
in the Thompson Lounge All Welcome
BAPTIST CHURCH
We welcome you to meet with us every: Sunday Worship 9.30am Mid week Bible Study Wed 7.45pm Ladies fellowship Thurs 1.15pm
First Friday monthly "Kids Club" Years 1-7
Enquiries 9765 1452
THE BLACKWOOD FAMILY CHURCH OF BOYUP BROOK
We invite you to join with us for our Sunday Worship Services.
These are held at 10:00am each Sunday in the Boyup Brook Primary School Hall.
Enquiries Pastor Glen Mader Ph: 97651101
ST MARY’S CATHOLIC PARISH
Mass Times for Weekends: 1st weekend: 9.00am Sunday 2nd weekend: 6.00pm Saturday 3rd weekend: 9.000am Sunday 4th weekend: 6.00pm Saturday (5th weekend: 9.00am Sunday)
Church is located within Catholic school grounds
Phone 9761 1241 for up to date information
Fr. Wally Kevis
BRIDGETOWN CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER - DAY SAINTS Meetings: Manjimup Rd. (op caravan park) - All welcome
Sun: Sacrament 9.00 am Sun School: 10.10am R/s & P/hood: 11.00am Family History Centre Tues: 10.00am - 12noon
God says, ‘I know the plans I have for you ... plans to prosper you ... plans to give you hope and a future ... pray to Me, and I will listen to you.’ (Jeremiah 29:11-12).
This year ask God for His plan. It’s miserable playing a part for which you’re ill-suited. It’s like walking in shoes that don’t fit.
So ... what are you good at? What do you enjoy doing most? What accomplishments make you feel best?
List five moments in your life when you were acutely aware of this feeling of fulfilment. Does this reveal anything about your purpose? If money wasn’t a consideration, how would you fill your days? How does this compare with where you are now?
What one small step can you take right now – one phone call made, one letter written, one email sent – to move you towards your true calling?
What have you learned about your purpose through failure? Are some areas clearly not a part of your calling at all? Who do you admire for the way they’ve applied their talents? Why are you like them? What can you learn from them? How would you describe your vision for your life this year? Or five years from now? Or ten? Who are people in your life who really get who you are? Have you asked them what they think your purpose might be? Have they given any indication of how they think you should use your talents?
If you could write your own obituary, what would you want it to say? What would you like to be remembered for?
As you begin the New Year, ask God for His plan.
Submitted by Sandie Blakiston. Taken from The Word for Today, published by UCB Australia, written by Bob & Debby Gass. A free introductory copy of this daily word may be obtained from UCB Australia; freecall 1800 00 777, email [email protected]. Online version: www.thewordfortoday.com.au
2016 School Terms
Source: http://www.det.wa.edu.au/termdates
Semester 1
Term 1 Monday 1 February - Friday 8 April
Break Saturday 9 April - Monday 25 April
Term 2 Tuesday 26 April - Friday 1 July
Break Saturday 2 July - Sunday 17 July
Semester 2
Term 3 Monday 18 July - Friday 23 September
Break Saturday 24 September - Sunday 9 October
Term 4 Monday 10 October - Thursday 15 December
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 24
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The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 25
The place to list you club’s upcoming sporting event, games roster or publish results.
BLACKWOOD BLISS YOGA 2016 BOYUP BROOK
All classes are designed to bring your body & mind into balance through beautifully sequenced posture, alignment, breath, meditation & relaxation….. Practice Yoga weekly to change your body, practice Yoga more than once a week
to change your mind and practice Yoga daily to change you life!
Booking is required asap to secure your place or for more information on classes please call or text 0428538801 NOTE - All classes are subject to min bookings to run please book before the start date to ensure your place in a class
all classes are confirmed 1 week prior to start dates.
MONDAY & WEDNESDAY YOGA CLASSES - Sunrise Yoga (suitable for beginners to experienced) Time - 6AM – 7AM
FRIDAY - Seasonal Flow Yoga (Level 2 class some recent Yoga experience required) Time - 10.30AM – 11.45AM
TUESDAY - YIN YOGA (suitable for beginners to experienced) Time - 5PM – 6.15PM
A short explanation of Yin Yoga, a very gentle restful but also very awakening class, suitable for everyone. Working with Postures that target the Yin tissues of the body, including the bones, joints, cartilage, ligaments, tendons, fascia enhancing the natural healing
process, strengthening, increasing range, density & elasticity where appropriate & allowing for a deeply releasing unraveling of tension, playing with your edge & increasing your range of movement, letting go of resistance, embracing the practice of patience in
the quiet stillness of Yin. In turn opening the lines of energy of the body to flow increasing your energy, letting go of emotional, mental & physical blockages to encourage the natural state our bodies wish to be in – Well - Being
All Classes are - $15 per session – All classes resume as of Monday Feb 1st 2016
Venue for all classes - CWA Hall on Forrest St Boyup Brook
YOGA TEACHER – JEN GOERLING Certified & Registered with Yoga Alliance & Yoga Australia
A strong contingent of members participated in the first Championship event for the season on December 19. The Handicap Mixed Doubles, sponsored by Boyup Brook Tyre Service, saw a field of ten pairs enter, making the competition a two pool split. The competition was tough all day, with most matches going to a tie-break with the self-handicapping system. The top of each pool played off in the final with Jen Staniforth-Smith and Graham Bergin defeating Sharon Nield and Rance Dorrington in a tiebreak.
The competition was followed by the annual Tennis Club Christmas Party sponsored by Boyup Brook IGA. A special guest arrived with treats for the youngsters, and those young at heart.
Mike and Michelle Lloyd are off to the Hopman Cup in January as the lucky winners of tickets donated by Tennis Australia.
Social tennis will continue throughout January with the next event being the Handicap Singles in a Fast Four format on February 6.
Junior tennis returns on Thursday, February 11 for Term 1. The juniors were treated to a fabulous six weeks of professional coaching in Term 4 2015 with Andrew Woodward, South West Zone coach. The skill level of all juniors has seen marked improvement under Andrew’s instruction and their enthusiasm even greater.
The annual Open Tournament is also fast approaching, this year to be played on March 5-6. Entry forms will be available soon.
For all of the latest information and updates, please visit the Tennis Club’s Facebook page (www.facebook.com/boyupbrooktennis) or website (www.boyupbrooktennis.myclub.org.au).
Tennis Tales
Above: Santa was a welcome visitor to the Tennis Club’s Christmas party, having a laugh with Jenna Bock and Georgie Purse.
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 26
The Boyup Brook Working Horse Club held its first Christmas Windup over the weekend of the 5th and 6th of December at our club grounds - Harvey Dickson’s Rodeo Arena. The weekend was structured with Junior/Juvenile Riders on Saturday the 5th and over 18’s on Sunday.
The Christmas Gymkhana consisted of a number of different races and events for the Juniors including a bending race, straight barrels, musical tins, egg and spoon, sack race, barrel race and apple bobbing. The kids and runners had a great afternoon. The spectators all had sore throats that night from cheering and laughing. It was a fantastic day for the young riders, with many having a huge boost in confidence and lots of fun at the same time.
Winner of the Free Rangers was Shay McGuiness. Winner of the Lead Liners was Kayley Johnson.
The kids were delighted to hear the sirens coming into the Rodeo Arena that afternoon with the big man himself - Father Christmas! A huge thank you to Boyup Brook IGA for the donation of all our supplies for the wonderful presents from Santa - thank you to the Boyup Brook VFF for bringing him along to our windup.
We relocated down to the Music Shed that evening for a BBQ Dinner - thanks to the Laverty Family for the donation of meat and all our members for bringing along so much wonderful food, and Harvey and Rose for once again opening up the Kitchen and Music Shed for us.
The dinner was a very special occasion with the first presentation of The Ken Brand Memorial Trophy. Ken passed away a few months ago and was a very special friend and supporter of our club. The Memorial Trophy is for someone who represents the club in a positive light, who helps, encourages, and has over all great sportsmanship within the club. The Winner of the trophy was Lee Holland. Congratulations to Lee who is a very deserving winner.
Adults started riding at 9am Sunday. The Adult Gymkhana consisted of western bending, flag race, straight barrels, time trials, musical cans, sack race, apple bobbing and a jackpot barrels (where the winner takes all). The spectators had just as much fun as the riders. There were some very close races, a dead heat and we discovered some very competitive club
Boyup Brook Working Horse Club
members. Ribbons got thrown left, right and centre, heaps of fun for horses and riders.
A big thank you must be relayed to Graham Ward, Lauren Willow and Marie-Claire Ryder for all the effort and time they put into facilitating the day - setting up, timekeeping, recording, scoring and presenting ribbons. The days ran incredibly smoothly and it’s a credit to the club.
Winner of the Open section was Sara Weir. Winner of the Cast for Age was Lee Holland Judged Award winner was Nicole Mason Winner of the Jackpot Barrel Race was Jim Laverty with 20.42secs
The Boyup Brook Working Horse Club started midway through 2015 and has grown into a wonderful, supportive, friendly club that has a diverse range of riders in age, ability and disciplines. We thank everyone who makes up our club and the members and committee would specifically like to mention: The Inglis Family for some very classy cattle for us to use
throughout the year. The Dickson Family for an absolutely amazing, safe, clean &
beautiful venue. Boyup Brook IGA for donations and raffle spots. Fran and her kitchen crew for doing such an awesome job
feeding the mobs and keeping the kitchen going and clean To all those who have donated cakes, biscuits and
equipment this year. Our spectators for cheering and helping through out the
year.
Congratulations to all who came and had a go. For those who couldn't make it, please know you were missed.
The next club day is going to be a casual camp out on the 2nd and 3rd of January.
Our first official club day will be the February 7th 2016 - Cattle Day.
Please email us at [email protected] or message us on our Facebook page Boyup Brook Working Horse Club with any enquiries.
Above: Michelle Davies, Gem Lee-Steere and Sara Weir Photo courtesy: Boyup Brook Working Horse Club
The Boyup Gazette January 2016 pg 27
Social Badminton
Played in the Town Hall each Wednesday morning
from 9am. Contact Shelley Bates
on 9765 1540.
On The Green
Mixed Variety Pairs Held on Sunday 22 November with three rounds being played in different formats for a change of pace and to hopefully improve our pairs game.
Mixed Fours Carnival On Sunday 6 December a mixed fours carnival was held with a full field of players and several teams coming from areas around Boyup Brook. The event is sponsored each year by Archer and Sons Funeral Homes, MacNeils, Primaries and Phoenix Fuels.
Three rounds were played during the day with the first game of 14 ends being held before lunch. Lunch was available at the Boyup Brook Club Inc and enjoyed by the players. Our thanks go to Blue, Gina and Tanya for looking after us on the day.
Two more games were held in the afternoon followed by a lovely afternoon tea provided by members and organised by our Convenor Susanne Connor.
During the day the winning team on each rink, for each round, received a cash prize, which was a popular bonus.
Following afternoon tea presentations were made to the winners. First was the Schinzig team from Moodiarrup, followed by a Manjimup team then a Balingup team which included Ginny Mitchell.
Ladies Pennants The ladies team is going well, taking full points against Donnybrook on Tuesday 15. This puts us in second place on the League ladder behind Manjimup Green. We now take a break over Christmas with our first game for next year being held on Tuesday 5 January.
The men have not had a lot of success this season though having many close games. It has been difficult at times with players not being available on several occasions due to other commitments.
They played at Manjimup on 19 December and then have a break until 16 January with a home game.
Christmas Windup Our Christmas party was held on Sunday 20 December with social bowls in the afternoon and followed by a festive afternoon tea and drinks at the Boyup Brook Club.
Year 2016 The ladies start with their 2 Bowls Single event on Thursday 7 January and the men have their Men’s Fours in late January.
Boyup Cricket Working Hard
Boyup Seniors have had a win, a loss and a bye in the last few weeks. Having played the last few games at home they are still fighting to move up the ladder as finals approach.
We hosted Dingup on November 21, which unfortunately we lost.
With a rest, the following week saw the team come back and beat Forestry. Duncan Kostera making a smashing 67 to lead the team to be all out for 168, left the bowlers to make sure that Forestry couldn’t reach our score. Ty Bancroft the best bowler on the day with 5/16 of 4 overs.
Boyup took on Northcliffe again at home and unfortunately couldn’t chase down their score of 179.
We have a few more home comes coming up starting on January 6 when we take on Bridgetown, followed by Manjimup on January 30. Let’s hope we can walk away with a win from both games.
Boyup Juniors have been playing great, seeing the young kids improve with every game they play. They are now on a well earned break, until school goes back and their first game will be on February 6 at home. The last home game for our juniors, so come down and watch our up and coming superstars play.
Some of our junior players are heading to Bunbury to play in the development squad and wish them all the best.
Hockeyroos to Play in Bunbury
Australia’s Women’s Hockey team, the Hockeyroos, will face England in two International Test Matches at the Bunbury Hockey Stadium on February 12 and 14, 2016.
The Federation-sanctioned tests are preparation for the 2016 Rio Olympics and are helped made possible by Department of Sport and Recreation funding through the Country Sport Enrichment Scheme.
The funding is also going towards community events around the match including open training sessions, Hockeyroos clinics for schools, junior and South West Academy of Sport athletes, coach-the-coach sessions and an umpires and officials workshop.
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