THE WANDERING MARCH 2021 - Shire of Wandering
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M A R C H 2 0 2 1 T H E W A N D E R I N G
Wandering Echo March 2021
WELCOME
To Our Monthly Community Newsletter
Additions required by NO LATER than the 24th of the month
Our next edition is March 2021.
Have you been on an exciting holiday or been somewhere
interesting lately? Why not share your news in the next
edition of the Echo.
You can submit your items to: crc@wandering.wa.gov.au
CROCHET AND KNITTING CLUB
The crochet and knitting club meet at the
CRC weekly on Thursday from 9am.
New members welcome!
KEEP UP TO DATE
The best way to stay up to date with all the happenings of the CRC &
Wandering Shire is to follow us on Facebook.
CRC - https://www.facebook.com/wanderingcrc
Shire - https://www.facebook.com/Wanderingshire
Cover photo by Sharon Hicks
GRANT WRITING ESSENTIALS WORKSHOP How to write the winning application! MONDAY 29TH MARCH 2021 AT THE WANDERING CRC 9AM - 11AM $10 PER PERSON - INC MORNING TEA This workshop will be presented by Tara Whitney who is the Principal Consultant for Whitney Consulting. A representative from all community groups looking to apply for funding or sponsorships now or in the future, are encouraged to attend. BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL!! CRC - 9884 1561 - crc@wandering.wa.gov.au
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WANDERING FOX HUNT
The fox hunt has been postponed by one month and will be held on the night of
March 12th.
All enquiries to Leisa Turton, 0428 599 854.
Keep an eye on Facebook ‘Wandering News & Notes” any updates will be posted there.
Team registrations have been reduced to only $15 per person.
Fri 12th March at 6.30pm at the fire shed – sausage sizzle available.
Check in and fox count Sat morning 7am at the pub – breakfast provided.
2022 will mark the 30th consecutive year the fox hunt has run in Wandering. Helping to
protect our native animals since 1992. A meeting will be held on Tuesday 30th March to
start planning for next year. Any new ideas up for discussion. Everyone welcome.
PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY:
Wandering Echo March 2021
Wandering Golf Club
With the golf season fast approaching we will be holding
morning Golf Sessions throughout March and April 2021 in the
hope of encouraging new members to join our Club.
“Have A Go” for new players or “Dust off the Rust” for regulars.
Monday March 15th , Monday March 22nd, Monday March
29th.
April Dates to be advised.
9am -10.30am at the Wandering Golf Club
Morning Tea, Golf equipment and Child minding available.
Feel free to call Jacqui with any enquiries. 0428 301 895
Wandering Echo March 2021
THE WANDERING
ANZAC BISCUIT
BAKE OFF
Do you make a good ANZAC Biscuit?
It's time to get practicing and
register to participate in
The Wandering Anzac Biscuit Bake Off!
Registrations required by 15th April 2021
Judging - Wednesday 21st April 2021
Everyone welcome to join us for coffee and a
biscuit on the Judging Day at 10am
To register or for more information contact
the CRC - 08 9884 1561
crc@wandering.wa.gov.au
Wandering Echo March 2021
STATE ELECTION
https://www.elections.wa.gov.au/vote/election-day#earlyvoteWA
Early voting (in person)
The WA Electoral Commission is working closely with the WA Department of Health to manage the risks
around COVID-19 at the 2021 election, but the constantly changing situation means the WA Electoral
Commission cannot plan the lead-up to and the actual election with absolute certainty. Most
importantly, the WA Electoral Commission is encouraging everyone who has concerns about attending
a polling place on election day to vote prior to election day, either by postal vote or at an Early Voting
Centre.
At most early voting locations voting will be available for a three week period starting on 24 February
and ending at 6:00pm on Friday 12 March 2021. Early voting centres will be listed on this website and
will mostly be open from 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays). Early voting centres
will also be open on Saturday 6 March 2021.
This is the link to the list of all Early Voting Centres throughout the state.
Postal voting
Early voting (by post) is made available at all State elections but is important in 2021 for those who may
be uncertain about casting their ballot in person. An application for a postal vote can be completed
electronically on the Commission's website or a printed form can be requested by contacting the
Commission on 13 63 06 and selecting option 2. Ballot papers will be posted to electors from Monday
22 February 2021. If posted by the elector on or before polling day, completed postal packages can be
accepted via mail until 9:00am on the Thursday following polling day.
Voting early at every election
In some circumstances, you may be eligible to apply for registration as a general early voter. This
means that ballot papers are automatically sent to you (by post) after an election has been announced
and ballot papers have been printed.
Eligibility
An elector can apply to be registered as a general early voter if the elector:
• lives more than 20 kilometres by the nearest practicable route from the nearest polling place
• is a patient in a hospital or similar institution
• due to serious personal illness is physically unable to travel to a polling place
• is caring for a person who is seriously ill or infirm
• is aged 70 years or over
• is registered as an overseas elector
• is registered as a silent elector or
• is an elector who because of religious beliefs, or membership of a religious order is precluded from
attending a polling place for all or most of the hours of polling.
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VOTE 1
in the Legislative Council
PARTY NAME PARTY NAME PARTY NAME PARTY
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PARTY NAME
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The WA Labor Party want to ABOLISH
more regional seats in Parliament !
The WA Labor Party have secret plans hidden deep Their desire to move parliamentary seats to Perth have
within a 146 page dossier outlining their policy to resulted in the loss of seven country seats and seven
abolish more regional seats in the State Parliament, voices standing up for you. Regional electorates are
further diminishing your voice in the Parliament. now comparable in size to European countries with
some stretching for thousands of kilometres.
If Labor gains control of the Upper House on March
13, their plan is to abolish another 9 country seats
relocating them to the metropolitan suburbs.
2019 Your Nationals team in the Legislative Council has
WA LABOR fought hard for farmers, small business and families
PLATFORM
over the last four years. We stopped the closure of the
Moora Residential College and School of the Air and
fought against budget cuts to our country schools and
community resource centres.
Authorised by E. Whiteaker, Level 1, 22 Eastbrook Terrace, East Perth, 6004 | 1
Don’t risk being governed by Perth politicians.
Vote 1 The Nationals on both ballot papers.
Only The Nationals
will deliver Royalties
for Regions in full.
Authorised by M Aldridge, 21 Binda Place Bindoon WA 6502.Mia DAVIES MLA
CENTRAL WHEATBELT
Western Australia
Ballot Paper
Election of one member of
the Legislative Assembly
Dear Central Wheatbelt resident CENTRAL WHEATBELT
At this election, every single vote will be important.
IN THE ORDER OF YOUR
We know the way the COVID-19 pandemic has been managed is CHOICE
important, but how you vote at this State election is about more than NUMBER THE BOXES FR
OM 1 TO 9
one issue – especially in regional WA. If the Labor Party increase their vote
they will introduce one-vote-one value in the Upper House and cut the number
of regional representatives. There will be no check and balance for regional WA,
6 NELSON, Michelle
we will lose our voice.
In addition to this threat, the Labor Government has slashed Royalties for
Regions, short-changing our communities. They’ve collected record iron ore and
2 FORSTER, Rob
gold royalties and are sitting on a $3 billion budget surplus, but our region still
struggles with high power and water bills, poor mobile phone connectivity,
a lack of aged care services, crumbling roads and rail and no plan to fix it. 5 GOM, Estelle
Only The Nationals WA have promised to restore Royalties for Regions
in full. We are fighting to return your fair share of funding to the Central
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Wheatbelt for projects that are important to you and your community.
DAVIES, Mia
The way you vote is important – don’t leave your future in the hands THE NATIONALS
of Perth politicians. I’m asking for your support so The Nationals WA can
keep fighting for you.
Yours sincerely
7 REID, Shaun
8 CAHILL, Brendon
HON MIA DAVIES MLA
Leader of The Nationals WA,
3 SINGLETON, Stuart
Member for Central Wheatbelt
9 NEWBURY, Annabelle
4 PEASE, Dennis
REMEMBER...
Number every box to make
your vote count
Vote 1
Authorised by Mia Davies, 171 Fitzgerald Street, Northam, WA 6401.Wandering Community Centre
10am – 12.30pm
Tuesday 20th April
Tuesday 27th April
Tuesday 4th May
Tuesday 11th MayWandering CWA
Please note
change of
Branch Meeting Day to
3 Wednesday
rd
of every month at 1pm
(previously held on a Thursday)Wandering CWA
With our first branch meeting under our belts, as well as our AGM, we are ready for another
year filled with friendship and support, food and crafting and everything in between!
And we would like to introduce our office bearers for 2021;
Wandering CWA 2021 Office Bearers
President – Lucy Jones
Vice President – Jacquie Cornish
Secretary – Jane Bowen
Treasurer – Sharon Lemmers
We would like to say a great big thank you to all our outgoing office bearers
(Lisa, Leanne, and Virginia) for their tireless efforts on behalf of our branch.
And we would like to extend a great big welcome to our new branch members;
Jane, Sharon, Lisa and Neta!
PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF MEETING DAY!
Wandering CWA branch meetings will now be held
every third WEDNESDAY of the month
(instead of on a Thursday)
So same week and time, just a different day!
Please pass the word around…..
we would love to welcome more new members!
Next meeting of the Wandering CWA
Wednesday 17 March 2021
1pm meeting
with afternoon tea to follow
Everyone welcome!
Wandering CWA—
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EMPOWERED NATIONS CHURCH
Room 7, Boddington CRC at the Old School,
Bannister Road Boddington.
Full Gospel Church.
9.30am Prayer, Main service 10:00 AM Sundays. Includes Children’s church.
• Tuesdays fortnightly: Ladies group.
• Wednesdays at 10:30 AM. Bible Study, Study notes provided.
• Counselling and personal prayer available.
• Contact Julie Naylor on 0436407763
• Pastor Joshua Andrews on 0425410254
If you are thirsting for more from life, come and join a lively Christian Community.
ST MARTIN’S CHURCH WANDERING
SERVICE ON THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF THE MONTH @ 2PM
ANY ENQUIRIES TO
CLIVE LINDNER ON 9884 1535Wandering Echo March 2021
INTERESTED IN
VOLUNTEERING?
The CRC is looking for volunteers to assist with activities, events and general CRC
duties. If you would be interested in helping out, we’d love to hear from you.
Please complete this online form to register your interest or you can complete a hard
copy by visiting the CRC.
https://form.jotform.com/201880524602045
We look forward to the community being involved more with the CRC.
If you need any further information please contact the CRC
08 9884 1561
crc@wandering.wa.gov.au
MULESING
FOR ALL YOUR
MULESING
REQUIREMENTS
CALL
BRIAN SLADE
0419 045 520Wandering Echo March 2021
CONCRETE MIXING & SUPPLY
Any amount delivered
Also available:
Blue Metal
Narrow access Bobcat
also with hole augur available
Grano available or DIP with our gear
Phone Andrew 0428 841 015 or 9884 1015
andrew.carstairs@bigpond.com
Photo by Shelley BrandWandering Echo March 2021
WANDERING FIREARMS
& FIREWOOD
Trade in's, Reloading Gear
New & Used Firearms & Ammo
Firewood to keep you warm through winter
Vern Kealley Mobile - 0427 880 671
DL 9994013
Need to advertise your business?
Contact the CRC for more details: crc@wandering.wa.gov.auWandering Echo March 2021
LC & HM DUNN WOOLBUYERS
Kyle Gumprich - 0427 639 345
Laurie Dunn - 0429 881 225
We Specialise In:
Oddment Services
Auction Sales and Advice
Forward Contracts
Call us today to arrange a time that suits you
WORKING TOGETHER WITH NUTRIEN
KEITH THE MAINTENANCE MAN
Pty Ltd
GENERAL BUILDING & MAINTENANCE
PATIOS VERANDAHS SHEDS FENCING
GATES WINDOWS FITTED DOORS HUNG
ASBESTOS REMOVAL
also TRAILER HIRE
Pingelly, Brookton, Wandering, Wickepin and surrounding areas.
Phone/Fax 9887 0008
Keith 0417 958 141
Liz 0402 498 172Wandering Echo March 2021
COMMUNITY
CALENDAR
HAVE AN EVENT OR MEETING COMING UP?
CONTACT THE CRC TO BE INCLUDED IN NEXT MONTH'S EDITION
6.30PM | FRIDAY 12TH
FOX HUNT
SATURDAY 13TH MARCH
STATE ELECTION
MARCH
3.15PM | TUESDAY 16TH
AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITY
2021
1PM | WEDNESDAY 17TH
CWA MEETING
3.30PM | THURSDAY 18TH
SHIRE COUNCIL MEETING
9AM | 15TH, 22ND & 29TH
GOLF CLUB HAVE A GO DAYS
SATURDAY 27TH
LONG TABLE LUNCH
9 - 11AM | MONDAY 29TH
GRANT WRITING WORKSHOP
COMING IN APRIL
FOOD BANK WA COOKING WORKSHOPS -
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