The East End Examiner HALLOWEEN Issue 4 -

 

The East End Examiner

30 October 2024

Welcome to the EXTREMELY SCARY fourth issue of the East End Examiner. My journalist skills are once more being put to the test!

 

The East End Examiner supports endeavours occurring in Beverley every week, also with York and Brookton.

  

 

 

 

Have an artistic, tourism, holistic, philanthropic or performance enterprise to promote? Need volunteers for a not-for-profit or community organisation? Have a challenge or problem that needs solving, preferably through consensus?

 

Advertising of news, issues and events is FREE OF CHARGE in the Examiner.

Please send details of your enterprise, news or events to thewifofsif@gmail.com or if you wish to receive this weekly tome!

• The East End Gallery will be OPEN both this Thursday for HALLOWEEN Trick-or-Treating and Friday for late night trading until 7pm.

• The Beverley Community Garden is open Tuesdays and Saturdays in the morning. Tomato plants are $2 each..

• ALL Saints’ day will be celebrated at St Paul’s Church, Edwards’ Crossing this Sunday at 3pm. All welcome.

• Beverley Markets are ON AGAIN, this Saturday 2 November from 8am – 1pm at Beverley’s WORLD FAMOUS Town Hall.

• Please get behind Sharon Williams’ Change,org petition to SAVE the Brookton Railway Station or join their Friends of the Brookton Railway Station on Facebook.

• Jive Rock ‘n’ Roll contines at the RSL Hall on Fridays from 7pm.

• The fabulous DEAD FINISH Museum continues to open on Sundays until the end of November.

• Ms Jodie Edom Nolf’s Beverley Meditation Group continues every Tuesday from 7 pm, located at Shop 2, 116 Vincent Street. To contact Jodie, please call her on 0415 369 405. Expressions of interest are open for a Thursday evening as well.

• Jodie is expanding her horizons, launching the Vincent Street Emporium. Drop in for a look-see!

• Studio 116 and East End Gallery’s raffle continues until 29 November. To check out the prizes and get your ticket (only 100 will be issued) please call into 116 Vincent Street.

• Please welcome the next Artist-in-Residence, Fenella Dexheimer, who arrives on 4 November and is at the Station until 2 December. Farewell to Jean and Carole.

• Beverley Station Arts is open Thursdays-Sundays 11am – 3pm.

• “Voice of the Avon” 101.3 FM, based in York, is seeking volunteers, including presenters. Want to be a radio star?

Become a volunteer of your radio station

Voice of the Avon 101.3FM!

Connect with like minded people on air and in person and become one of the family with
Radio 6ycr! We have a range of volunteer opportunities available from maintaining the
station, connecting with sponsors, to presenting on air!
Our volunteers keep 101.3FM on the air providing a vital service to our community of
approximately 77,000 people and an innumerable number of people online via Radio Garden.
The Voice of the Avon 101.3FM radio station broadcasts to the whole of the Avon Region which
includes Toodyay, Northam, York, Beverley, Quairading, Meckering, Tammin, Cunderdin,
Brookton, Pingelly, Bakers Hill, Goomalling, Clackline, Wongan Hills and everywhere else in
Become a volunteer today! Contact radio6ycr.committee@hotmail.com for more information!
We would love to hear from you!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The East End Examiner Issue 3

 

The East End Examiner

22 October 2024

Welcome to the third issue of the East End Examiner. My journalist skills are still not quite the greatest, but persevere I shall.

I have already enjoyed promoting endeavours occurring in Beverley every week, plus I will be adding York and Brookton into the Examiner’s coverage.

Have an artistic, tourism holistic, philanthropic or performance enterprise to promote? Need volunteers for a not-for-profit or community organisation? Have a challenge or problem that needs solving, preferably through consensus?

Advertising of news, issues and events will be FREE of charge in the Examiner.

Please send details of your enterprise, news or events to thewifofsif@gmail.com

• The Beverley Community Garden is open Tuesdays and Saturdays in the morning. Tomato plants are $2 each..

  
  
  

• Open House at St Mary’s Hall/ One Tree Cafe this Friday 25 October 5.30pm – 7.30pm. All welcome.

  
  
   

• Market Day at the Anglican Church, this Saturday 26 October 9am – 12 noon. Please call Veronica on 0408 940 895 for information.

  
  
   

• Please get behind Sharon Williams’ Change,org petition to save the Brookton Railway Station.

  
  
   

• Jive Rock ‘n’ Roll is back at the RSL Hall on Fridays from 7pm.

  
  
   

• Avondale Farm will this Saturday 26 October from 9am. For more information, please call Bronwyn on 0461 421 455.

   

  
  
  

• Ms Jodie Edom Nolf’s Beverley Meditation Group continues every Tuesday from 7 pm, located at Shop 2, 116 Vincent Street. To contact Jodie, please call her on 0415 369 405.

  
  
   

• Jodie is expanding her horizons, launching the Vincent Street Emporium. Drop in for a look-see!

• Studio 116 and East End Gallery’s raffle continues until 29 November. To check out the prizes and get your ticket (only 100 will be issued) please call into 116 Vincent Street.

  
  
   

• That dynamic duo, Jean Ross and Carole Patch continue their residency at the Station..The Station is open Thursdays-Sundays 11am – 3pm or when the Gallery signs are out on the Vincent Street pavement.

  
  
   

• Late night shopping at the East End Gallery continues on Fridays until 7pm.

  
  
   

• “Voice of the Avon” 101.3 FM, based in York, is seeking volunteers, including presenters. Want to be a radio star?

   
   
  
  
  
  
   

   Voice of the Avon 101.3FM!
  
  Connect with like minded people on air and in person and become one of the family with
  Radio 6ycr! We have a range of volunteer opportunities available from maintaining the
  station, connecting with sponsors, to presenting on air!
  Our volunteers keep 101.3FM on the air providing a vital service to our community of
  approximately 77,000 people and an innumerable number of people online via Radio Garden.
  The Voice of the Avon 101.3FM radio station broadcasts to the whole of the Avon Region which
  includes Toodyay, Northam, York, Beverley, Quairading, Meckering, Tammin, Cunderdin,
  Brookton, Pingelly, Bakers Hill, Goomalling, Clackline, Wongan Hills and everywhere else in
  between.
  Become a volunteer today! Contact radio6ycr.committee@hotmail.com for more information!
  We would love to hear from you!

  
  
   

  
  

   

I Am On A Mission From...

 Actually not quite God. But still a quest of great importance...

Today was the first day of our annual Rose Show and Quilt Exhibition here in Heavenly Beverley. Now Beverley is home to some of the most ruthless, all-empowered, single-eyed rose growers in the known universe. Each year, these purveyors of beauty prepare their flowers for the Ultimate Competition, vying for the glory, the accolades of becoming Champions. If you threw Miss Marple into the mix, murder would surely be on the agenda...

So, in the early afternoon, I ventured into the Inner Sanction of our Town Hall. I was heartily relieved not to find any blood on the floor, just a bunch of rose enthusiasts, quilting creators, a collection of salt and pepper shakers (!), plants and books for sale and a table of mixed pre-loved goodies. Plus, that Australian of all enterprises - Devonshire Teas. All this for a $2 coin entry...

There were plenty of well-mannered visitors, but come on, the joint should have been heaving with people. One of the hard-working volunteers asked me to conjure up FIVE HUNDRED visitors for tomorrow's session between 9am - 12 noon. 

This is precisely what I propose to do. Yes, this will mean an early start for those who are coming from the Big Smoke, but this Show only comes around once a year. And before anybody moans about the limited hours, remember that cut roses have a limited time to look beautiful. Our entrants have spent many hours nurturing their shrubs to produce spectacular blossoms at a particular time. 

Gardening in Beverley is brutal. We have wind, hot and cold. Half the rain of Perth. Heat and frost. Clay soils(!) Yet somehow, year after year, our passionate locals defy the odds to put on a rose display that took my breath away today.

Tomorrow is going to be a magic spring day. Get in your vehicle of choice at an early hour, head eastwards to Heavenly Beverley and visit the Rose Show and Quilt Exhibition. Buy some plants, have a Devonshire Tea, And thank these wonderful volunteers for their magnificent efforts.

PS then you can pop down to the East End Gallery!

 

 

Pay up your $2...or else!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

  

 

 

  

 

 

 

Well, slap my face with a wet fish - salt and pepper shakers!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Plus, quilts galore!

Those serving and eating Devonshire Teas!

 And the bookworms!

Introducing the East End Examiner (Actually It's Issue 2!)

 

The East End Examiner

18 October 2024

Welcome to the second issue of this latest journalistic masterpiece to add to the monthly “Beverley Station Arts Newsletter”,“the monthly “Beverley Blarney” and the weekly “Beverley Bulletin”.

This chronicle is designed to promote the holistic, artistic and performance endeavours occurring in Beverley every week.

I shall also attempt to air the issues close to our holistic facilitators, artists, artisans and performers and hopefully come up with solutions based on consensus.

Advertising of news and events will be FREE of charge in the Examiner.

Special and tourism events will also be highlighted on a weekly basis in the Examiner.

Please send details of your enterprise, your news or your events to - thewifofsif@gmail.com

Without further ado, here is the latest news hot off the press.

 

The Beverley Rose Show and Quilt Exhibition begins TODAY 12 noon – 4pm and TOMORROW 9am – 12.30 in the Town Hall..

 

• Beverley Medical Practice will be holding a Pink Ribbon Afternoon Tea between 1 and 2 pm TODAY.

 

• Jive Rock ‘n’ Roll is back at the RSL Hall from 7pm.

 

 

•   Avondale Farm will be open TOMORROW from 9am.

Beccy Cole, supported by Shenai Johnstone will be LIVE at the Beverley Platform Theatre tomorrow from 7pm. Food and drinks are available – No BYO. Tickets are available from the Beverley CRC or www.trybooking.com/CQLTJ

 

• Ms Jodie Edom Nolf has began offering the Beverley Meditation Group every Tuesday from 7 pm, located at Shop 2, 116 Vincent Street. She is also beginning Sundays from 9am. To contact Jodie, please call her on 0415 369 405.
• Jodie is still searching for a Tai Chi teacher.

 

 

• Studio 116 and East End Gallery’s raffle continues until 29 November. To check out the prizes and get your ticket (only 100 will be issued) please call into 116 Vincent Street.

 

• That dynamic duo, Jean Ross and Carole Patch continue their residency at the Station..The Station is open Thursdays-Sundays 11am – 3pm or when the Gallery signs are out on the Vincent Street pavement.

• The Beverley Heroic rode again last Sunday. For a full report, just google Heavenly Beverley.

 

• Late night shopping at the East End Gallery continues TODAY

 

• Have a great week, everybody!