May 2019 - Shire of Woodanilling
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May 2019
Shire President Russel Thomson laying a wreath on Anzac Day
IN THIS ISSUE
Shire Notes, Community Land Care News, Community Activities, Sporting results and
Notices, Birthdays and Forthcoming Events
All supplies and materials are kindly donated by the Shire of Woodanilling.
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Shire Notes
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NESTING BOX MONITORING We will be able to access that information from our
For those of you who have a red tailed phascogale end. Contact me for any queries.
box on your property. This is your friendly reminder Gen Harvey NRM Officer
that now is a good time to check the boxes before
the breeding really gets underway.
We would be keen for you to check your boxes and
upload the data into our on-line monitoring
program. This citizen science on your part helps us
to guide projects to suit where they are found. Wagin Woodanilling Landcare Zone
If you could check your boxes by the end of May 62 Tudhoe Street | PO Box 311 | Wagin, WA, 6315
Ph: (08)9861 2222 | Mob: 0428 231 506 | e:
and enter your data at:
wwlandcare@westnet.com.au
https://docs.google.com/forms/
POSITION VACANT FEDERAL ELECTION
PART TIME CUSTOMER SERVICE Voting in the Federal Election on Saturday 18th
TRAINEE May 2019 will be held at Woodanilling Town Hall
Applications are invited for the position of Part- from 8am to 6pm.
Time Customer Service Trainee for the Shire of
Woodanilling. Locations of early voting centres are available at
www.aec.gov.au or call 13 23 26.
This in an excellent opportunity for the right person
to be trained in a variety of aspects of Customer
Service in Local Government.
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
As Agents for Driver & Vehicle Services the
An Application package may be obtained by
Woodanilling Shire have a requirement to comply
contacting Colleen Pollard by phone 9823 1506 or
email aso@woodanilling.wa.gov.au. with Australian Laws and adhere to policies,
guidelines and procedures outlined by DVS. This
Applications close at 4.00pm on Friday 31 May 2019 includes the prevention of unauthorised
disclosure of confidential information.
Shire Notes
DEPUTY CEO Towards the end of the Month I will be involved
with the Local Emergency Management Committee
Its hard to believe we are in May already, plenty of putting together a Risk Assessment on 6 hazards
activities happening in Woodanilling this month. that could affect Woodanilling in the future. This
The Town Enhancement Working Group will be Risk Assessment workshop will be attended by all
meeting on the 8th as well as a Community emergency agencies who are directly associated
Workshop on the Trails Master Plan at 6pm that with the Katanning/Woodanilling LEMC group.
evening. Everyone is welcome.
We have been successful in receiving funding for a
Our Contract Environmental Health Officer Gordon Trainee Customer Service Officer through the
Houston will be in town on the 13th and 14th so if Regional Traineeship Grant Program. We are very
you have any issues in this area please contact the excited to be advertising and shortly welcoming a
Shire to make an appointment. new person into our office.
WORKS UPDATE FUNDING AVAILABLE
Cartmeticup Road repairs have been completed Do you have a grazing management strategy that
and contractors Bitutek will be here next week to would benefit from mobile electric fencing? Or
complete the resealing. have a high conservation value site that would
benefit from fencing?
Robinson Road shoulder widening has
recommenced. There are a small number of grants available
through Gallagher fencing that we can apply for.
A dangerous tree that had fallen over a fence and
Value up to $8000. There are only 12 of these
onto Shenton Road was removed.
available throughout Australia and submissions
Two experienced works crew employees have close at the end of May.
begun full time employment in late April. https://landcareaustralia.org.au/gallaghergrants
Continuing improvements at Lake Queererarrup Look at the conditions for the grants and if you
(BBQ being installed) are being finalised by the think you have a site that would fit the funding, let
works crew. me know and we can look at submitting an
application for you.
Gen Harvey NRM Officer Wagin Woodanilling
Landcare Zone Mobile: 0428 231 506
Amman Compactor AVP1240. Needs a bit of
work on carby but works ok. $50.00
Phone Ganesh at the Woodanilling Shire
9823 1506 if you are interested in
purchasing any of these items.
Honda Water Pump $100 – in working condition.
Kubota GH130 Edger $50.00 - has wonky wheels.
Woodanilling
Community Workshop
• Have your say in helping identify different trail types.
• Tell us which type of trails are important to you.
• Which trails do you want to see in the future?
• Where would the trails go and why?
Wednesday 8th May 2019
6.00-7.30pm
Woodanilling Pavilion, Yairabin Road
Expressions of Interest Now Open
promote and showcase your town, business or
ongoing support from the festival coordinator.
SUBMISSIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY
Friday 31 May 2019
www.greatsoutherntreasures.com.au/bloom
The 2019 Resilient Australia Awards are now open. Enter now! Have you helped make your community safer from natural hazards? Are you part of a not-for-profit finding solutions that make the community more resilient? Has your school delivered a project that made the community more resilient? Is your university making Australia more resilient? Has your business contributed towards community resilience? Are you part of a state or local government team delivering solutions that make the community more resilient? Have you captured a photo that represents resilience? Celebrating 20 years of initiatives that build resilience and inspire others to act these awards help make communities safer, more connected and better prepared for natural hazards and emergen- cies. Submissions will be accepted in each state and territory for business, community, government, local government, schools and photography award categories. The winners from each jurisdiction will be considered for national awards. Submit your project for the 2019 Resilient Australia Awards! Submissions will be accepted until 5:00pm AEST on 17 May 2019, via the online platform: resili- ent.awardsplatform.com. For details, visit www.aidr.org.au/resilient-australia-awards. If you could promote this through your channels, we will be very grateful, and please let us know if you have any questions : DFES Events and Promotions Team| Media and Corporate Communications Department of Fire and Emergency Services | 20 Stockton Bend, Cockburn Central, WA 6164 P: 9395 9520 | E: awards@dfes.wa.gov.au
DRUMBEAT
On Monday’s this term the students from If you see Mrs Hancock around the school, make
Kindergarten to Year 4 have been taking part in sure to stop and say hello!
DRUMBEAT sessions. The rhythmic sounds of
drumming coupled with the cheers of students that MARCH MUNCH
filled the school were indicative of the session’s Over the month of March, students have been
success. The kids are so excited for the next encouraged to bring along fresh fruit and
lesson that all that we have been hearing is “When vegetables to eat for Crunch & Sip. The initiative
is it Monday again?” ‘March Munch’ challenges students to consume
more fresh produce throughout the month and I
Holyoake’s DRUMBEAT is the world’s first would like to congratulate the students on their
structured learning program using music, efforts!
psychology and neurobiology to reconnect with
ourselves and others. The name DRUMBEAT is an On Wednesday 27th March students shared
acronym for Discovering Relationships Using platters of fresh fruit and vegetables to celebrate
Music, Beliefs, Emotions, Attitudes, and Thoughts. the conclusion of March Munch.
DRUMBEAT incorporates hand drumming, behavioural
therapeutic principles and cognitive and dialectical
elements to achieve positive outcomes.
The program is funded by Amity Health and the
Shire of Katanning.
Important Dates
First Day Term 2
Tuesday 30th April
GARDENER POSITION
I am delighted to announce that Kaye Hancock Playgroup
has accepted the position of Gardener at our Wednesday 1st May 9:00am – 11:00am
school for the remainder of Betty’s leave. Kaye is a
familiar face at Woody PS, having worked at the School Council Meeting
school back in 2017. Kaye comes from Armadale Thursday 13th June 4:00pm
Primary School and brings a vast amount of
knowledge to the position.
Perth Zoo Excursion
On the 29th of March, the Woodanilling students from Pre-Primary to Year 4 were very fortunate to
visit Perth Zoo!!! A wonderful opportunity for students to extend their learning beyond the classroom
walls. Students left early in the morning with excitement in the air, to catch a bus all the way to Perth
Zoo.
Upon arrival, just after 10:00am the students made their way to the Main Lawn for a quick recess
before heading off to explore. One of the highlights for the students was our encounter with a lioness
who was crouching at the back of the exhibit and slowly prowling forward before pouncing down to the
glass window! The students learnt a great number of facts about various animals including the tree
kangaroo and how they use their tail for balancing. They were also confronted by the old bear display
showing how the zoo animals used to be housed.
A long day with lots of walking and learning and a lifelong memory. What a fantastic day we all
had. I'm sure all the students slept very well that night as well as the adults! The students
represented the school with pride and should be very pleased with the way they conducted
themselves throughout the trip.
See below quotes by students of their highlights:
“I learnt about the elephants and it made me happy.” Nicholas
“The Zoo was a heap of fun and I loved the lioness pouncing at the window! Seeing
Tricia and Permai was also excellent as I like elephants.” Mereki
“It was so much fun I wish that we could go back in 4th Term and that we could have stayed longer!
My favourite animal was the ferocious lioness.” William
A big thank you to all the parent helpers and the P&C for fundraising the money for the bus. Without
this support, the students would not have been able to have such a rich learning experience.
Katherine Herne
Classroom TeacherWOODANILLING RANGERS HOCKEY CLUB INC
The start of May sees the start of Hockey! Hasn’t that crept up quickly??!
Woody is putting in one D Grade team, one Men’steam and one Women’s team this year.
With a C Grade competition starting as well with 3 teams in the association this year.
First round is May the 4th (be with you) and will be played at Broomehill with fixtures to be
finalised this week.
D Grade will kick off at 11am. C Grade at 12:30pm.
The next round will be played at Kojonup on the 11th, on the 18th Women and D Grade have a
bye, then 25th will be held at Katanning.
Important dates to remember:
1st June General Bye; Men’s Country Week; Junior Bunbury Carnival
14th June Senior’s Bye; Junior’s only?; Women’s Country Week
6th July Challenge Cup
13th-14th July Great Southern Carnival held at Tambellup
Trainings are on Tuesdays at 6:30pm for Seniors and Thursdays at 4:30pm for Juniors.
Keep up to date with social occasions, game times and upcoming fixtures via our Facebook page
and in the next Wongi. Search ‘Woody Hockey Club’ on Facebook.
New member welcome to come to trainings and join in. Men’s, Women’s and D Grade sides.
Any queries please direct to our committee and coaches:
President Rick Wise 0458 231 534
Vice President Brad Garstone 0455 613 515
Secretary Graham ‘Bruiser’ Treloar 0430 021 475
Treasurer Katrina Kowald 0408 065 614
Junior Coach Penny Shackley 0428 228 065
Men’s Coach Kurt Wise 0419 922 546
Women’s Coach Lance ‘Mudgy’ Mudgeway 0428 546 971
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
Did you know that we have 4 JP’s in Woodanilling?
Well we have and they are:
Ray Baxter 9823 1546 Russel Thomson 0419 950 217
Peter Bartholomeusz 0447 771 511 Stephen Jeffries 0427 479 423WOODANILLING C.W.A.
Anzac day on 25th April was a great success with around 100
people attending.
Thank you to all attendees and helpers.
The Katanning Cadets have expressed their intention to attend each year.
A big thank you to Second Lieutenant Joel Anyon.
Next meeting will be at 10am on Monday 20th May 2019
All welcome to join us.
Woodanilling Playgroup
Playgroup meet every Wednesday and will soon be alternating between Woodanilling Primary
School and local Sports Pavilion.
The days that the playgroup meet at the school, the children will be able to interact with the
Pre Primary students for an activity.
This initiative is to help the transition of playgroup children into school years by familiarising
them with the school and fellow future peers.
All welcome, please register your interest with Kahlia Stephens 0439 754 391.
Shearing Team Available
Contact us for your shearing
requirements
kayleen.willey@bigpond.comSHORT MAT BOWLS
COME AND GIVE IT A GO
WE START AT 6.30PM AND CHARGE $2 PER NIGHT WHICH INCLUDES TEA AND BISCUITS
AFTER THE GAMES. WE CAN SUPPLY BOWLS, SO COME AND HAVE A TRY.
WHERE REC CENTRE
WHEN MONDAY NIGHTS
FOR MORE INFORMATION YOU CAN CONTACT MARJ ON 0428 844 586
Are you over 50?
Have you received a Free Bowel Cancer Screening Test Kit in the mail?
2019 marks the first year in which all people between 50 and 74 will receive a National Bowel
Cancer Screening test kit every two years. Cancer Council WA is encouraging everyone in the
Great Southern that receives a kit, not to put it in the bottom drawer and forget about it, or
even worse, put it in the bin, but to do the test and give yourself peace of mind. Less than half
of all people receiving the kit in WA are participating. Cancer Council predicts that an increase in
participation rates by just 20% could save over 80,000 lives between now and 2040
No need to be squeamish, as most people who have done the test say that it is far easier,
quicker and cleaner than they imagined.
The kit provides every thing you need to collect the two small poo samples (grain of rice size)
and return to the lab, where they look for minute traces of blood.
Blood in your poo could mean a lot of different things, but it could be an early warning sign of
bowel cancer, so a positive result will need to be discussed with your doctor
Approximately 90% of bowel cancers can be cured if detected early.
For more information, go to
http://www.cancerscreening.gov.au/bowel ph; 1800 118 868
or www.cancerwa.asn.au ph; 13 11 20For Reflection: Determine today to start opening your heart to
a lifestyle of knowing what integrity is and
"What Is Integrity" where it comes from.
Integrity is hard to define. In the dictionary, it’s Psalm 15: 1-4; Psalm 25:21
defined as “sticking to moral and ethical
principles.” In everyday life, integrity is defined Church Matters
as being honest and trustworthy. If we base
integrity off of these 2 definitions, we end up Woodanilling Community Church is non-
living our lives based on a moral truth of our denominational.
choosing and hoping others see us as You are most welcome to join us at 10am on
trustworthy and right. Both of these definitions Sundays.
are right, yet, at the same time, incomplete.
You will find each week is different, but
Integrity is also so much more.
always a relaxed and friendly time of caring,
True integrity is simply this- living and speaking sharing and encouraging one another.
based on what God says is right. Integrity Enquiries Phone: Trevor 0417 950 512 or
means basing our words and actions off of His Sue 0429 089 915
principles and truth. Why is it based on God’s
set of principles? He is the author of everything
Wednesday evenings is home fellowship at
right and true. When we live our lives claiming 6.45pm
that God is our creator, we have to understand Thursdays 10am prayer at the church
that He created us to live based on His
Sunday 5 May - Pastors Ian & Wendy
standards of truth.
McDougall
He created us to receive our moral and ethical Youth Group Meeting: 10 May 4.30pm at
principles from Him. Any other place we find the Rec Centre.
our values or truth is a man-made opinion, and
Youth Group is at a crossroads. Our
therefore not true integrity. His truth is the only
wonderful helpers Tahni & Vanessa are no
thing that will lead us to a life of integrity. So,
longer available.
living with integrity means saying yes to what
God says is right and good, no matter the The meeting on Friday 10 May is to discuss
consequences. the future of Youth Group. Options include:
Closing Youth Group or run Youth Alpha.
Integrity is more precious than riches and more
We have recently had an encouraging visit
important than our comfort. Identifying and
from Head of Vineyard Churches Australia,
believing that God’s Word is the only standard
by which to evaluate and develop our core Kirk Delaney.
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Water – Lime – Fertiliser – Gypsum
Hay – Wool – Grain and General
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Diabetic Health Clinic
Judith Warland from Amity Health, Albany will be holding monthly diabetic health clinics in
Woodanilling.
These will commence on the first Monday of each month
from 9am-3pm.
Please call to make an appointment:
0428 506 112 or 9821 6223
Phone
Tim Brown
0418 470 920
98 231 115
timothy.brown@bigpond.com
Spreading service for Woodanilling & surrounding areas.
Load Cells & GPS, Loader
Lime, Super, Urea
Pick up from CSBP Wagin available.Peter Rundle MLA
Member for Roe
Narrogin Office Esperance Office
PO Box 378 107 Dempster St
Narrogin WA 6312 Esperance WA 6450
Ph 08 9881 1225 Ph 08 9071 6555
Fax 08 9881 3082 Fax 08 9071 6788
Peter.Rundle@mp.wa.gov.au
www.peterrundle.com.au
@PeterRundleMLA
facebook.com/PeterRundleRoe
FIREWOOD FOR ALL YOUR
Split Jarrah/Yate/White Gum MECHANICAL REPAIRS
AND SERVICING
CALL YOUR LOCAL
MECHANIC
Call 0429 985 129 BOB HYNDMAN PH: 0438 441 390
WAGIN WINDOW AND CARPET
CLEANING
WINDOWS CARPETS
TILES & GROUT CLEANING
RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL
CONTACT STEVE TAYLOR
9861 1571 0405 244423
collanillingpatrol@westnet .com.auAPRIL Date
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7th Daniel Kippin 19th Peter Tredinnick
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8th Jarrad Hill 20th Stephanie Sampson
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9th Jacqueline Stade 21st Digby Patterson
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10th Hannah Moore 23rd Wayne Cooper
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13th Louise Moulden 24th Jane Morrell
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14th Haylee Eckersley 27th Lee Bessell-Browne
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14th Carli Eckersley 29th Gilbert Watson 10
16th Jeanette Moulden 29th Karina Watshon 11
17th Tracey Kippin 30th Kayde Bessell-Browne 12
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May CALENDAR 2.0 14
1st Playgroup, 9:00-11:00am 0.2 15
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4th Hockey @ Broomehill
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Regional Trails Master Plan Community Consultation, 6:00pm, 18
8th
Woodanilling Pavilion
9.2 19
11th Hockey @ Kojonup 2.8 20
12th Mother’s Day 21
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18th Women and D Grade Hockey bye
23
21st Council Meeting 4pm 24
25th Hockey @ Katanning 25
29th Wongi Deadline 26
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JUNE CALENDAR 29
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1st-3rd Western Australia Day Long Weekend
5th Next Wongi 14.4 Total
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