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Four Grand Final wins for Kulin’s sporting clubs!

The smiling faces of the Kulin Kondinin Hockey Club say it all! Well done to all the teams who got through and congratulations to Kulin Netball Club B grade for their win over Narembeen and to KKFC who won in both the league and reserves grand final. More photos and stories inside.

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Thank you! A very big thank you to everyone who has

contributed to this edition of the Kulin Update:

Tessa Silver Taryn Scadding Ebonnie Griffin Tanya Dupagne Please keep sending in your information and

stories. We love reading them and so does our

community.

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Editorial

Loving the ‘pay what you like’ Letters to the Editor Special: Kulin Shire initiative a hit with ‘Grey Nomad Times’ readers A few weeks ago, an article about Kulin’s new ‘You Set the Price’ scheme for the Caravan Park appeared on the front page of the ‘Grey Nomad Times’, a fortnightly e-newsletter which gets sent out to over 12,000 subscribers. The Editor was so overwhelmed with emails praising the initiative that this week, the Grey Nomad Times published a two page special with all the letters. Download the edition here and check out pages 4 and 5! - http://www.thegreynomads.com.au/GreyNomadTimesIss104P.pdf

2015 KULIN BUSH RACES COMMUNITY BUSY BEE

20 September 27 September

10:00 am onwards Come out to the track (turnoff 14km east of Kulin on the Kulin-Lake Grace Road) & get involved in the Kulin Bush Race’s Busy Bee’s! Come dressed ready for work (enclosed shoes/boots, sun smart clothes, jumper for

later, hats etc) and we’ll point you in the right direction. Everyone is welcome. Don’t be shy! Bring your shovels, drills, tools & a mate!

Graeme Robertson: 0427 429 251 or Laney Duckworth: 0422 844 145

Happy Birthday

8th Pam Rogers, Rob Brandis

9th Hugh Mullan

10th Carol Fuller, Gerald Noble, Ian Wilson

13th Joe Carmody

14th Alecia Robertson

15th John Tyson, Tricia Robertson, Braden Young

17th Shaliegh Suanders

18th Ruth Dunham, Rex Noble

19th Barry Smoker, Tate Robertson

20th Lex Cook, Wendy Gangell, Gethin Davies,

Leanne Saunders,

21st Matilda Pittard, Ethan Sullivan

23rd Charlie Bradford, Marie Martin,

Laney Duckworth, Sonia Burra-Robinson

24th Rob Pittard, Peter Pittard

25th Jo Cook, Stella Wade, Ned Bowey

27th Karen Sullivan

28th Abbey Noble

29th Tom Bennier

30th Joe Cook

September

19th Corinne Van Burgel

20th Linda Bradford, Merv Dearlove,

Heather Gibson, Stephanie Murdoch

21st Joanne Wilson, Brendan Sloggett,

Peta Knight

23rd Grant Robins

25th Norma Blyth, Johanne Harding

26th Ethan Bradford

27th Josette Noble, Christine Tyson,

Sharyn McAdam, Juliette Sullivan

29th Gabrielle Savage

30th Betty Butler, Jack Wilson, Emma Wilson,

Loraine Baker

October 1st Brendan Savage, Madison Noble,

Marilyn Tyley, Lucy Scadding

3rd Samantha Earnshaw

4th Sergio Lucchesi, Alana Sullivan

6th Jemma Tyson, Peg Argent, Holly Sullivan

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Would you like to be part of the inaugural

Kulin Bush Races Marquee Markets? Friday 2nd October, 2015

2pm-8pm (set up from 1pm—pack up not before 8pm)

We are looking for stall holders who offer handcrafted/homemade goods and produce—artwork/canvases, on

the spot caricatures/sketches, candles, handcrafted clothing, local produce, gourmet foods, handcrafted beau-

ty products, handcrafted jewellery, etc. Please do not apply if your stall involves retail, party-plan products or second-hand merchandise.

General Stall Holder $45 2015 KBR Volunteer $25

Powered site will require an additional $10

(this cost provides you with one gate entry to the KBR weekend)

Stall spaces will be 3m x 3m. Stall holders will need to provide their own tables and chairs. Personal shades

will be unnecessary as the markets will be held in the large marquee at the Jilakin Rock race course.

For an application form and/or further information please contact

Kulin Community Resource Centre: 9880 1021

crccounter@kulin.wa.gov.au

DUE TO LARGE DEMAND WE WILL BE DOING ONE FINAL DELIVERY FOR 2015 HENS FREE RANGE LAYING $10 each 10 for $80 or 20 for $140

Free delivery KULIN FRIDAY 16th OCTOBER 98443485 BLECHYNDEN POULTRY

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Silverleaf Nightshade Weed

(Solanum elaegnifolium)

Silverleaf nightshade is a summer growing

noxious weed that has caused problems for

many farmers over a long period. It was

introduced in the early 1900’s and is a

perennial that can dominate pastures and

cropping areas. It can reduce crop yields by

as much as 20- 40% by taking moisture and

nutrients over summer and autumn that

could otherwise be used by the following

crops. In pasture paddocks it can reduce

growth of productive species and render

areas useless for livestock grazing. It

reproduces from both seed and root

fragments so can be difficult to control by

conventional means. Many common farm

activities such as livestock movement and

cultivation will spread this weed. Laboratory

tests have shown that all parts of the plant

are toxic but stock are often reluctant to eat

the leaves but will often nibble the berries if

there is not other feed available.

Research has shown that a systematic “Dual

Action” approach over the growing season

from spring to autumn is needed. In many

cases residual herbicides may be required to be used in

conjunction with normal summer weed programs to give

effective control of silverleaf nightshade. For long term

control a competitive pasture or crop is needed to choke

out the weed and reduce the moisture and nutrients that

it can access.

An MLA funded project will utilise the Landcare networks,

private agronomists, farmer and weed groups to build

local knowledge and to foster the adoption of the

research by farm communities. Demonstration trials

carried out on local farms will compare current research

with the standard farmer practices. A series of workshops

and field days complimented by more publicity about the

weed is planned to raise awareness of the problem and to

get wider adoption of best practices.

A workshop will be conducted at Dumbleyung on the 30th

September 2015 hosted by Dumbleyung Landcare and

project officer Phil Bowden from NSW to show the latest

research and discuss best control options for SLN in the

local area. As it is not well established in many areas of

WA there is the opportunity to keep it out of many areas

before it causes economic damage, if farmers are familiar

with this weed.

For more information contact Phil Bowden (mob. 0427

201 946) or Claudia Hadlow from the local Dumbleyung

Landcare group ((mob. 0429 612 447)

CARAVAN FOR SALE

Coromal Family 616S Rear Queen Bed, Folding Bunks,

Shower/Toilet, Gas/electric HWS, New Aircon,12 Volt deep cycle battery,

Large fridge, microwave, awning and full annex

EXCELLENT COND. $37,000 ono Alex Jones 0429 361 034 (Gairdner)

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ROLL TARP?

OR NEW SEAT FOR THE HEADER OR TRUCK???

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GOT ODDMENTS ON FARM?

Spencer Wools is looking to purchase all your oddments currently on farm.

Let us give you a price and clean your shed up. West Coast Wools are offering

their brokering services. Clips on Consignment.

Fast Testing - 72 hr turnaround from delivery.

Can Organise Delivery to

To arrange an appointment please contact

Stephen Chappell 0427 651 338 or Darren Spencer 0428 651 339

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The Kulin Community Resource Centre is an Access Point for

Australian Government Human Services Department

The CRC has HSD phone, fax, printer, shredder and

computer to conduct Centrelink, Child Support, Medicare and MyGov business

For more information on how we can assist you please contact the CRC on 9880 1021

Camp Kulin now has

branded water bottles

and wristbands available

Water bottles $10

Wristbands $2

Sports bags $40

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Thank goodness for the Good Guys!

Contributed by Tanya Dupagne

Camp Kulin would like to say a big thank you to the Good

Guys in Midland, who donated a brand new oven and 4

toasters to Camp Kulin to update the kitchen at the Kulin

Retreat. This donation was via their ‘Doing Good’ program

and will make cooking at camp much easier!

Dementia-Friendly Communities

Creating a dementia-friendly nation A dementia-friendly community is a place where people living with dementia are supported to live a high quality of life with meaning, purpose and value. This Dementia Awareness Month, September 2015, we are highlighting the changes that people can make to work towards a dementia-friendly nation. They don’t have to be big changes, sometimes it is the small changes that make the biggest impact, it might be changes in the types of language that we use, talking to your staff about dementia, talking to your local MP about dementia, or keeping spaces clean and clear of clutter. Alzheimer’s Australia has developed a number of resources to assist all Australians to get a better understanding of what they can do to contribute to a dementia-friendly nation. Individuals: It starts with you. If we are going to create a dementia-friendly nation, it starts with the individuals who live there. Below are a few tips that can show you how you can A toolkit for members of the community who want to become dementia friendly A booklet with some examples that have been undertaken around Australia Is It Dementia (link is external) is a training resource to help you identify dementia in different settings Communities: Communities by their nature are designed to sharing and having certain attitudes and interests in common. A guide to becoming a dementia-friendly community

A toolkit for members of the community who want to become dementia friendly A white paper discussing dementia-friendly communities Businesses:

It can be inexpensive for businesses and organisation's to

become dementia friendly. It can be as simple as

increasing the awareness of dementia amongst staff,

some simple training on how to identify the signs of

dementia in a customer or taking into account people

with dementia when designing signage.

A toolkit for businesses who want to become dementia

friendly

Is It Dementia (link is external) is a training resource that

can help your staff to identify dementia in different

settings

National Dementia Helpline

For information and support. Available 9.00am to 5.00pm

nationally across Australia, Monday to Friday excluding

national public holidays.

Tel: 1800 100 500

Email: helpline.wa@alzheimers.org.au(link sends e-mail)

The Wheatbelt’s Regional Office for Alzheimer’s Australia

is located in York

Suite 5,134 Avon Terrace, York WA 6302 PO Box 220 York WA 6302

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FOR SALE

2002 IVECO MP4500 90T GCM 2001 TEFCO 4 AXLE DOG TOA

$130,000+ NEG CONTACT BERNIE: 98890034, MOB 0437526565

A/H SHAUN: 0417916503

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Narrogin Observer - 11 September 2015

Kulin’s staying power proves inspirational

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GLASS SERVICES

24hr glass repair service

Aluminium windows & doors

Glass splash backs

Fireplace glass

Fly screens & other screen doors

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TRISH’S OUTBACK STYLE

Open every Tuesday and Wednesdays as required. All aspects of ladies and men's hairdressing

Johnston Street Kulin.

M: 0429 653 006 AH: 986 53031

Call Trish for appointment

Did you know we have a Christmas Club?

Pre pay your Christmas meat for a hassle

free festive celebration!

Monday to Friday

8am-5pm

Open Saturday April 4

From 8am-11:30am

Closing all other Saturdays from April 11

Now supplying meat to Kulin IGA

Email kulingourmetmeats@gmail.com

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Countryside

Memorials

Cast Stone

Granite

Marble

Plaques

Added Inscriptions

All Repairs and restorations

25 years Professional Experience

Free Designs and Quote

Servicing All W.A. Country Areas

9622 5544

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oxter@westnet.com.au

Tin Horse Highway Competition

Can you believe it is August again already? Horses

have all had another birthday- August 1- and it is

time to get those new ones completed for the 2015

competition.

Entries need to follow the guidelines on the

webpage as far a size and durability go- but the

design is totally up to your imagination.

There is also a great competition going which asks

for you submit your ideas if not able to actually

build the horse yourself- check out our facebook

page!! We already have a few amazing ideas to

hand.

This might also assist those who would like to build

a horse but can’t come up with an idea of their

own.

So no excuses …register your horse with Wendy

Gangell before end of August and horses will be

displayed trackside on race day for judging.

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Tin Horse Highway Announcement

The Kulin Bush Races Committee are very excited to announce that the Lions Club of Kulin have agreed to take on the

maintenance of the wonderful Tin Horses that reside on the Tin Horse Highway. Our committee wish to extend a big

THANK YOU to the Lions Club for taking on this task.

The Tin Horse Highway is an incredibly important asset for Kulin and we cannot under estimate this. As a community,

we need to keep it looking amazing 12 months of the year. It is not just a feel good thing but provides a real economic

benefit to our town, our town’s brand and the promise we make to visitors who make effort to come and visit them.

The Tin Horse Highway is recognised as a ‘must see and do’ when travelling through the Wheatbelt. We spend so

much time and money on promoting it and creating the facilities to support it (like Discovery Zone , book, signage etc)

and whilst we are not sure how we put a dollar value on it, in terms of the amount of customers it brings through our

town for 12 months of the year but it is a lot!

You just have to look on the WikiCamps app (THE place to get info about where to stay and visit around Australia) too

see how popular it is. There are so many comments about the Tin Horse Highway and what an amazing town Kulin is.

There is no question that it is bringing thousands of people through our town each year and it is so incredibly important

that we look after it.

People are travelling vast distances to visit it, going out of their way, plus they are marking it on their map thousands of

kilometers in advance to them actually arriving. The last thing we want is people starting to say “Don’t bother going to

Kulin to see the THH - All the horses look great in the pics but in reality are all falling apart”.

THANK YOU LIONS CLUB

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Bus Drivers required for the above roster Friday and Saturday

If you can fill a spot on the timetable give Garry a call 0427 773 825

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Providing a professional, personal approach to health, fitness and healing. The massage techniques used at Solutions are tailored to each individual. Offering a range of massage options including Deep Tissue, Relaxation, Hot Stone, Common Injury, Stress Relief Massage, Balinese Massage & Foot Reflexology & Body Scrubs. Your massage is tailored specifically for you achieving the results you are after For enquiries & appointments please phone Letisha on 0427 649 030. Located at: Lot 6086 Kulin Lake Grace Road North Lake Grace

Kulin School Centenary

News

Contributed by Sharyn McAdam

With only 6 months to go our group have been

very busy keeping things on track for the

celebrations next year on Saturday 12th March

2016. The journey to date has been a really

amazing collaborative effort and we have

appreciated the support and sponsorship of

many groups. Recently our group did some

catering for the Kulin Kondinin Football Club

Grand Final dinner and we were overwhelmed

with the support via food donations and help.

We will be running the sausage sizzle at the

Kulin Markets on Saturday 28th November

2015.

If you are planning on coming to the centenary

next year you can pre-register now via email, online or in

person at the Kulin CRC. When you register you can also

place your order on our centenary memorabilia. For sale

we have Travel Mugs for $12, Tea Spoons for $10 and

Stubby Holders for $6. Stock is very limited. The first 500

people to register will receive a very special centenary gift

pack and enclosed in it will be some unique and

commemorative gifts for you.

If you have some Kulin School related photos and

memorabilia we’d love to use them in our display next

year, please feel free to get in touch with Tess at the

school or Sharyn. Our next meeting is going to be this

Friday 18th Sept at the Freebairn Centre at 6.30pm,

everyone is welcome and we’d love you to come along

and be involved. If you want to keep up to date then feel

free to join our group on face book ‘Kulin DHS 100 Year

Centenary Celebrations 2016’ or email our secretary

Sharyn McAdam karrimahfarm@bigpond.com and receive

all updates and information directly!

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Sports News KK Vipers

Contributed by Ebonnie Griffin

Congratulations to three KK Vipers teams for making it

into the Grand Final on the 5th of September in Kukerin,

all three games were very tough and everyone played

outstanding. What an achievement for a new club!!

C grade – Corrigin (3) defeated KK Vipers (2) CR goal scorers Hazel Garrett, Lauren Prosser and Jade Wallwork KK goal scorers: Pheobe Collard and Royce Argent. B Grade – Karlgarin/Hyden (2) defeated KK Vipers (1) K/H goal scorers: Bev Gangell and Matthew Rogers KK goal scorer: Yvonne Bowey Best on Ground for the final – Yvonne Bowey (KK)

A Grade – KK Vipers (1) defeated Narembeen (0) KK goal scorer: Ebonnie Griffin Best on Ground for the final – Maddie Main (Nb)

The junior windup was held in Kondinin on Thursday the

9th the kids had a great afternoon and ate lots of Pizza!!

The senior hockey windup also took place in Kondinin last

Friday on the 11th of September, well done to everyone

on a fantastic season and big congratulations to all the

award winners.

MENS- Runner up F and B- Travis McAdam F and B- Kim Brandis Coaches award to- Yvonne Bowey, Yvonne Boxall and Jen McInnes ( for all there umpiring) B-GRADE Runner up F and B-Yvonne Bowey F and B- Yvonne Boxall Coaches awards-Yvonne Boxall, Melina McBow A-Grade Runner up F and B- Tam Wilkins F and B- Carly Bradford Coaches Award- Alison Lucchesi

Best In Finals A-grade- Hallee Collard Best in Finals B-grade- Yvonne Bowey

Thank you to everyone for making the 2015 season so

great. Bring on 2016!!!

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Fitness Facts

It's Not That Hard to Find Time for Fitness.

The key, says Atkinson, is to use your time more wisely.

Think about killing two birds with one stone.

Take your kids to the park or ride bikes together, and

you're getting physical activity while enjoying family time,

he says. Beyond that, go for a hike, take the kids

swimming, or play hide-and-seek, tag, softball, or

horseshoes in the backyard.

At work, he says, schedule a meeting on the jogging track

or on the golf course.

Also, forget the idea that you have to trudge to the gym

and spend an hour or more doing a formal workout.

Instead, you can work short spurts of physical activity into

your day.

"Everyone has 20 minutes," Atkinson says. "Everyone has

10 minutes to jump rope, and sometimes that's better

than 20 minutes of walking or running."

Indeed, squeezing in two or three bouts of 15 or 20

minutes of activity is just as effective as doing it all at

once, says Astorino. Vacuuming the house in the morning,

riding bikes in the park with the kids in the afternoon,

then taking a brisk walk in the evening can add up to an

active day.

Recent U.S. government guidelines say that to lose weight

and keep it weight off, you should accumulate at least 60

minutes of exercise a day, says Astorino. But half an hour

a day is all you need to reap the health and disease-

fighting benefits of exercise.

Sports News KKFC

KKFC A grade celebrating their win over Nukarni!

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Sports News Kulin Netball Club

Contributed by Tessa Silver KU3 started strong getting the first 2 goals on the board to set the game up which was close at every change. Going into the final quarter teams were a draw. With the teams going goal for goal until Kulins defence Deirdre managing to intercept and cause a turnover sending the ball down to our ever reliable shooters Amanda and Christie. With a very vocal home crowd KU3 won 22-19.

Well done to all team members and a special mention to

Deirdre who took out a well deserved Fairest and Best on

Court.

A1 Fairest & Best Ash Cook, Runner Up Tracey Weding,

A2 Fairest & Best Elise Mullan, Runner Up Amy Parnell.

KU4 B Grade Fairest Best Cindy Mullan, Runner Up

Sandra Bennett

Corrigin and Districts Netball Association 2015 Fairest and Best

A1 Winner – Jen Argent (Hyden)

R/U - Holly Cusack (Narembeen)

A2 Winner – Elise Mullan (Kulin)

R/U - Anna Squires (Corrigin)

B Winner – Lauren Van Dongen (Narembeen)

R/U - Cindy Mullan (Kulin)

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Kulin notices

Kulin Masonic Lodge Monday September 21st 2015 Saturday October 17th 2015 (Installation Meeting) Monday November 16th 2015 Monday December 21st 2015 (Christmas Meeting) Note: Meeting time is 7.15pm at the Kulin Lodge, 20 Gordon St, Kulin All Masonic craft members welcome

Shire of Kulin Council Meeting Dates 2015 October 21 October 1:00pm November 18 November 3:00pm December 16 December 1:00pm

KCCC Tipping 21 winner Toby McInnes

Kondinin Hospital Ladies present lived and loved a vintage inspired ladies day

on the 22nd of October 2015, at the Kondinin Country Club at 10:00am. $25 per ticket includes morning tea and lunch, RSVP to Jenny Browning

0429637040 or Paula Browning 0427637035. Proceeds go towards

purchasing furniture and equipment for the Kondinin Hospital.

Dr Moller will continue to visit Kondinin, the principal focus of the service is women's

health. Appointment dates as follows:

28th October 9th December

Contact Kondinin Family Practice P: 08 9889 1753

Earl Street Podiatry Kulin Visiting Dates 2015 Friday 18th September Thursday, 19th November Thursday 22nd October Thursday, 17th December

Butlers Garage Museum Open Every Saturday 10am to 2pm

Advertising in the Kulin Notices

section of the Kulin Update is

FREE!!!

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Staff Contacts:

Greg Hadlow Chief Executive Officer

Cassi-Dee Vandenberg Deputy CEO

Len Hobson Manager of Works

Mike Robins Tech Officer

Jodie Thompson Administration Officer

Melanie Unicomb Administration Officer

Lauren Franklin Senior Finance Officer

Nicole Thompson Executive Support Officer

Gen Whisson Senior Project Officer

Taryn Scadding Community Development

Officer

Marie Martin CRC Manager

Annette Lewis Accounts Payable

Tanya Dupagne Camp Kulin Manager

Toni Smeed Manager Kulin Childcare

Centre

Ebonnie Griffin CRC Trainee

Office: 8.30am - 4.30pm (Monday-Friday)

Ph: 9880 1204

Fax: 9880 1221

Email: admin@kulin.wa.gov.au

Website: www.kulin.wa.gov.au

Shire Councillors

Jim Sullivan—Shire President

Barry West—Deputy President

Grant Robins

Robert O’Brien

Mathew Ledwith

Haydn McInnes

Rodney Duckworth

Brad Taylor

Robbie Bowey

Kulin Shire Council Information

Kulin/Kondinin Allied Health Services 2015

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 2300

Corrigin Doctors Surgery 9063 2300

Lake Grace Hospital 9890 2222

Lake Grace Doctors Surgery 9865 1208

Hyden Doctors Surgery 0456 875 495

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

Kulin Clinic Nurse 9am-11am

Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu 9880 1056

Pathology (blood tests) Mon and Wed 9880 1056

Kulin Medical Centre DR Shakur Tue and Fri 9880 1315

Asthma Educator Miranda O’Brien 9880 1056

Child Health Nurse Miranda O’Brien 9880 1056

Occupational Therapist Primary Health 9881 0385

Speech Therapist Primary Health 9881 0385

Dietician Bimin Lu Primary Health 9881 0385

Diabetes Educator Silver Chain 9242 0347

Continence (all ages) Valda Turner 9894 1222

Healthways Health Eating Margaret Scadding 9894 1222

Mental Well Being Valda Turner 9894 1222

Aboriginal Health Rachel Andrews 9894 1222

Enuresis/Infection Control Angela Fairhall 9894 1222

Podiatrist Craig Cheney 9881 3799

Physiotherapist Jenna Mouritz 0428 619 078

Family Counsellor Central Agcare 9063 2037

Drug and Alcohol Counselling HollyOake 9881 1999

Emergency contacts

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September

17th CWA Meeting 18th Dr and EW Physio are in Kulin, Play Group, Kulin Arts 20th Yoga Day Retreat, 2015 KULIN BUSH RACES COMMUNITY BUSY BEE 21st Masonic Lodge Meeting, Kolindale Ram Sale 22nd Dr in Kulin, Boodie Roos 24th Uralla Ram Sale 25th Dr and EW Physio and Earl St Podiatrist are in Kulin, Play Group, Kulin Arts, Last day of School for Term 3 27th 2015 KULIN BUSH RACES COMMUNITY BUSY BEE 28th Public Holiday

October 2-3-4 Kulin Bush Races 1-2-3-4 Quilt and Craft Exhibition 1st CBH Pre-Harvest Meeting 2nd Marquee Markets Kulin Bush Races site, Dr and EW Physio in Kulin, Playgroup 3rd Kulin Bush Races 4th Kulin Bush Races 9th Dr and EW Physio in Kulin, Playgroup Kondinin Art Prize Opening 10th Kulin Bowling Club Open Day

12th Term 4 starts 13th Dr in Kulin, Boogie Roos 15th CWA Meeting 16th Dr and EW Physio in Kulin, Playgroup, Blechynden Poultry in Kulin 20th Dr in Kulin, Boogie Roos 21st Kulin Shire Council Meeting 22nd Kondinin Hospital Ladies ‘Ladies Day’ Earl St Podiatrist in Kulin 23rd Dr and EW Physio in Kulin, Playgroup 27th Kulin Big Girls Night In Cancer Fundraiser 28th Dr Moller (Lady Dr) in Kondinin 30th Toy World Pop Up Shop 31st Kulin Junior Tournament

Community Calendar

The WoolShed - Freshly prepared meals

available dine in or takeaway 7 days a week. Corporate and party catering small to large jobs Check The Chalk Board for Specials

The Kulin Hardware Café - Coffee, cakes,

sandwiches and more Mon-Fri 8am-4.30pm

The Kulin Hotel - Mon 4 til late, Tues & Wed 11

til late (dinner only), Thu, Fri, Sat 11 til late (lunch and dinner, pizza Friday night), Sun 11am to 10pm (lunch and dinner) Lunches12-2 & Dinners 6-8

IGA Opening Hours - Monday to Friday 6:30am

–5:30pm Saturday 8:00am-11:30am Sunday 8:00am-9:00am Public holidays CLOSED

Kulin Meats - Monday to Friday 8-5

Gourmet Meats, Range of Sauces, Japanese Bread Crumbs, Relishes and Good Quality Knives and Steels.

Church Services Anglican Church

8:30AM - 2nd and 4th Sundays each month

Uniting Church

10:30AM Morning Tea, 11:00AM Service

Starts - 1st and 3rd Sunday each month

Catholic Church

6:00PM 1st Saturday each month

10:30AM 2nd and 4th Sunday each month

8:00AM 3rd and 5th Sunday each month

Justices of the Peace

M Carmody 9880 4042

MT Lucchesi 9880 4050

JM McInnes 9880 1360

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