Thursday 7 March 2019

THE PASS ION SHEET

EVENTS

RED CARD FOX SHOOT The next shoot will be 8 & 9 March with a count (tails only) at the Community Building on Sunday 10 March. The LCDC will put on a breakfast at 8:30am followed by prize giving. Thank you to the Minchin family for assisting with a group of shooters from Perth. Still looking for another local property for another group of shooters from Perth. Please contact Rowlie Mellor to assist or register your team at rowlie@wn.com.au or 0429 451 439. FOX SHOOT DONATIONS The LCDC will be donating $5 per head for every fox and cat culled in the February and March shoots. We are inviting the Quairading Community to join with the LCDC by donating $1 per head for each fox and cat culled and the funds along with the LCDC donation will then be forwarded to the RFDS. Please contact Rowlie Mellor 0429 451 439 or rowlie@wn.com.au to register your interest. EMMET LIVE ON THE LAWN Friday 8 March, 7pm—Late at the Shackelton & District Club. Put on your dancing shoes! Hamburgers, fish or nuggets and chips for the kids!

KIMCHI WORKSHOP Saturday 9 March. Reminder to all participants to bring along a large mixing bowl (glass, ceramic or plastic – not metal!), large knife, chopping board and wooden spoon. Plus your $30 if you’ve not paid yet. See you 9am in the Quairading CRC Art Space! QUILTERS OF QUAIRADING PATCHWORK WEEKEND The patchwork Weekend (9-10 March) has been cancelled. Thank you to those who had registered. Next Workshop with Davena will be in June. QARRAS Monday 11 March, 2pm at the Community Building. Guest speaker—Rowlie Mellor ‘Teaching Memories of the Trans Line schools’. All welcome, a small plate of afternoon tea please. Seats still available for the Casino Coach. QUAIRADING CARAVAN PARK Thursday 14 March—Tuesday 19 March. The Quairading Caravan Park will be hosting the West Side Caravanners Club. Please make sure to welcome our visitors. QUAIRADING BELLES NETBALL STREET STALL Saturday 16 March from 8:30am. You’ll see us at the front of the Co-op with a table brimming with

home baked goods; plenty of sweet and savoury items. CAR PARK MARKETS Saturday 16 March will be the first Car Park Markets for 2019. Time to go through your cupboards and pantries and rehome unwanted items. No need to book a stall, $5 per bay, payable on the day. Proceeds go to the Tidy Towns Committee and Old Railway Station. Stall holders to supply their own tables, seating, etc. Set up time from 6am on the day. Devonshire teas available at the Old Railway Station. Enquires to Ivy on 0429 799 853. SOCIAL SUNDOWNER & JUMPER PRESENTATION Saturday 16th March 2019 at the Quairading Town Oval. Quairading Bulls Football Club and Quairading Belles Netball Club invite all players, supporters and sponsors to a Social Sundowner and Jumper Presentation. 2pm: Football Scratch Match vs Toodyay. 5pm: Social Sundowner on the sideline. Followed by dinner, guest speakers and presentation of jumpers to the 2019 football and netball teams. $10 per person for dinner. RSVPs appreciated to Robyn via bounce@wn.com.au or 0428 466 208 or by clicking attending on the Facebook event.

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BIKE AROUND THE BUSH Tuesday 19 March, 3pm—6pm in the Quairading Nature Reserve. There will be prizes and a sausage sizzle to follow. $2 participation per person. Please RSVP to the Quairading CRC by Friday 15 March. CLUBS WA WORKSHOP Tuesday 26th March 2019 from 5:30pm until 8:30pm for a workshop covering: compliance under the Associations Incorporation Act 2015, compliance under the Liquor Control Act 1988, Occasional Licences and Extended Trading Permits, Management Committee Responsibilities, Updating your Constitution and General Questions. Volunteers representing the Quairading Club, Quairading Bowling Club, Quairading Football Club, Quairading Golf Club, Quairading Tennis Club, Quairading Ag Society, Rainmakers Inc. and Curtain Raisers are invited to come along free of charge, as your club has generously contributed to covering the cost of this opportunity. Individuals not representing one of these clubs are more than welcome to come along, at the small cost of $15 each. Individuals from surrounding towns are also more than welcome to attend. Finger food and refreshments provided. Please RSVP for catering purposes to the Quairading CRC by Friday 22 March at 5pm. TOUGH LOVE SEMINAR Tuesday 26 March, 6:30pm—9:30pm at the Corrigin Rec Centre. Peter Lyndon-James, who is the Founder and CEO of Australia’s strictest Rehabilitation Centre - Shalom House, will be presenting his seminar on helping people break free from drug addiction. Free admission, donations welcome. For further information email ceagcare@bigpond.com or

phone Jay Ludzik on 0437 616 186. MEN’S HEALTH SUNDOWNER Wednesday 27 March 5:30pm—8:30pm at Greenhills Inn. Free sausage BBQ, fast track pit stop and guest speaker. Includes important tools and tips about looking after ourselves as well as our mates. RSVP to Apryl 0457 888 827 or Rodney 0477 400 553. This is a free Regional Men’s Health Initiative event. HR, HC & MC TRUCK LICENSES Monday 1 April—Friday 12 April 2019. Busselton Advanced Driver Training will be visiting Quairading in April this year and again in September to conduct truck licencing. Bookings are essential and minimum numbers are required before specific dates are confirmed. Please contact the Quairading CRC for further information and to book. _____________________________

COMMUNITY QUAIRADING LCDC SUBSIDIES The LCDC will subsidize lime and gypsum supplies in the Quairading Shire at $5 tonne up to a maximum of $1000 per farming enterprise. The fund to be capped at a total of $30,000, so if more than 30 farmers apply, then the subsidy will be scaled back. Applications to be received by 30th June for the period 1st January to 30th June 2019. Please register your interest and intention with Rowlie Mellor on 0429451439 or rowlie@wn.com.au. The LCDC will also subsidize saltbush and tree planting at $0.20 per plant up to $1000 per farming enterprise for the 2019 planting season. Please register your interest with Rowlie Mellor on 0429451439 or rowlie@wn.com.au. ST JOHN FIRST AID KITS First Aid kits are available for 25% off normal retail price when purchased from Quairading St John

sub centre during the month of March (for delivery in April). The link https://stjohnwa.com.au/first-aid-kits-and-supplies will show available kits and their prices. Orders may be sent through to the Quairading sub centre- Quairading@stjohnambulance.com.au. Please ring Janet Hall on 0429 454 214 for enquiries or further information.' CURTAIN RAISERS CATERING Expressions of interest are being called for organisations and/or businesses to undertake the catering for the four performances of the Curtain Raisers production for 2019. The dates of the performances are 18—19 October and 25—26 October. For further information please contact Wendy Bubb on 0429 451 165. QDHS P&C We have trays of beautiful fresh mangoes for sale again this year. $40 for a tray of 20 pcs, delivered mid March. Text orders to Audra Cosgrove on 0427 120 371. COMMUNITY CAR For all Community car bookings between Friday 15 February to Monday 18 March, please contact Irene Kane on 9645 1660 or mobile 0427 800 090. _____________________________

BUSINESS

QUAIRADING CLUB Memberships are now due, $11, and must be paid by the end of March. Footy tipping is also on again, join up to win some cash! $40 for the season, must be paid by the second round. LOOSE STITCHES We have a busy few weeks ahead; CGT Field Journal get together is on Friday 22 March from 9:30am— 3:30pm- BYO lunch, morning and arvo tea provided. Don't forget to

THE PASSION SHEET Thursday 7 March 2019

THE PASSION SHEET Thursday 7 March 2019 get your names in for the Westalee Ruler workshop on March 16, details are in the March Banksia Bulletin or contact Loosies. Don’t forget to check out our page in Banksia Bulletin to find out what else is happening at the shop. BETTY’S OP SHOP Tuesdays 9am-12pm Thursdays 8am-12pm All donations welcome. If you require items to be picked up please call Ray on 0447 791 908. *Please put sharp objects and breakables in the yellow lid bin please*. GOLDEN GRAIN CAFÉ & BAKERY Updated Opening Hours Monday to Friday 8am-2pm Saturday & Sunday 8am-1pm The Golden Grain Café & Bakery will be closed from Friday 19 April—Thursday 25 April, inclusive. Open again on Friday 26 April. _____________________________

MEETINGS

QUAIRADING VINTAGE CLUB Saturday 9 March, 10am at the Parker Street premises, is the next General Meeting. JUNIOR FOOTBALL Tuesday 12 March, 7pm at the Quairading Club we will be holding a committee meeting. HOSPITAL AUXILLARY MEETING Monday 18 March, 2pm in the Amenities Room. Members and interested members of the community are urged to attend. Thank you. CREATIVE ARTS SOCIETY MEETING Thursday 21 March, 1pm in the Quairading CRC Art Space. The Quairading Creative Arts Society will be holding their Annual General Meeting as well as a General Meeting. All welcome.

TIDY TOWNS AND TOURIST COMMITTEE AGM Friday 22 March 10am at the Old Railway Station.

AG SHOW PLANNING MEETING

Tuesday 2 April, 7pm at the

Quairading CRC. _____________________________

CHURCH

ST FAITH’S ANGLICAN CHURCH Sunday 10 March, 9am Morning Prayer [First Sunday of Lent] Contact David Whyte 9645 0170 or Dorothy Hayes 9645 1620 CATHOLIC CHURCH Saturday 9 March, 6pm. P Wells Reading + Psalm and General Intercession. Sacrament of Reconciliation is 15 minutes prior to evening Mass. UNITING CHURCH Sunday 10 March, 10:30am Service– A Jones. Flowers– D Bloom. _____________________________

SPORT BULLS FOOTY TRAINING Wednesdays and Fridays, 6pm at the oval. HOCKEY TRAINING Training commences this Thursday (tonight!) 7 March, 6pm at the oval. All hockey enthusiasts are welcome to attend. JUNIOR CRICKET WINDUP Friday 8 March, starting at 4:30pm. We will be having our annual kids v. parents/carers/grandparents game. This will be followed by presentations and a bit of tea. Any queries please contact Todd 0429 454 229. NETBALL TRAINING Monday 11 March 6pm at the Netball courts. Wednesdays 6pm, additional fitness training. For

those who are available to fill in during the season please feel free to attend training. Any questions please phone 0437 978 644. UPCOMING SWIM MEET Sunday 17 March in Narembeen. ____________________________

POSITIONS VACANT

QUAIRADING SHIRE We have an opportunity for a Plant Operator/General Hand to join our Works Team. This position will be involved in the maintenance and construction of the Shire’s road infrastructure. For further information, please contact Mrs Bonny King at the Shire Depot for a Position Description on 96452 403 or ohs@quairading.wa.gov.au Closing date is Friday 15 March 2019 by 5pm. _____________________________

WORK WANTED FERTILISER AND LIME SPREADING Experienced owner operator providing fertiliser and lime Spreading with late model equipment. Road Train, 43 ft. Float and Hiab also available. For all enquiries please contact Jim Ballantyne on 0427 777 765 CARPENTRY & MAINTENANCE Experienced tradesman; gyprock and flushing, flat pack kitchens, tiling, painting, roofing and gutters, downpipes and all aspects. Phone Dean 0429 649 781. AVON REAL ESTATE YORK Offering property management services in your local area. Please contact June on 9641 2444 or 0419 764 454. ROOF PAINTING Roof Cleaning, ridge caps repointed, sealed, two coats of paint. Dulux certified sprayer. 10 years warranty. For free quotations please call John 0423 147 429.

THE PASSION SHEET Thursday 7 March 2019 PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Fly screen repairs, door locks, painting, taps & washers, lawn mowing, gutter cleaning, vacate clean ups. General property up keep and repairs. Contact Renee on 9645 1628 or 0437 803 432. _____________________________

BUY & SELL

GARAGE SALE Saturday 16 March, 9am-12pm at Units 1 and 3, Arthur Kelly Village, Jennaberring road. FOR SALE 80lt Engel fridge/freezer. Has handles and cover. Excellent condition and good working order. $1200 ONO. Call 0467 046 156 after 5pm. FOR SALE 2000 Roadstar Explorer– full van. Dual wheels, 19.6”, rollout awning, full annex, rear big tool box, front bin, rear side door and kitchen, single beds with innerspring mattress, toilet, a/con, 3 way fridge, 4 cooktops with grill, Licences. VGC, sale due to poor health. $18000.00 ONO. Also for sale 3.5 KVA Petrol Generator to power the whole van, near new. Price on application. Located in Dangin, phone 9645 6098.

ROOM TO RENT Please call 9645 0030 for further details. FOR SALE Pea straw for gardens, $8 per bale. Phone Trevor on 0427 466 225 or Jacqui on 0408 905 466.

TIP RUN Will pay $5 per Large item, such as washing machines and fridges, as well as collect and remove free of charge. If you have any car batteries I will pay $5 per battery. Contact 0487 869 712.

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