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Moore River News October 2012

Meet and Greet Club

Woodridge

Second Thursday every month

10am-12 noon

Woodridge Community Association News

Guilderton Fri 12th Oct

Help Protect our Marine Environment

Where: Meet at main estuary car park

Time: 8am until 10am

RSVP/Info: Rachel 9653 1355 or

0409 296 264

Please bring hats, sunscreen, water and gloves. Bags

provided.

Look Good In Yellow

The Fire Season approaches fast, even though it is raining as I write! Both Guilderton and Gingin West Fire Brigades are short of full time volunteers to man the fire trucks. If you are a fit person who is mainly available we NEED YOU. Last year both brigades could not always find crews to respond to local fires. Help is usually sent from Wanneroo but it takes more time. We have men and women on our phone lists but obviously some work during the day and others are mine workers. Quite a few others are getting older and cannot always respond.

We need men and women who are pretty much at home most days, a lot of retirees are fit, and after the kids go to school a lot of younger mums or dads could train up and help out. It is up to you, as yet the Government is not supplying this area with a paid fire service.

Fire Permits and Firebreaks

Hopefully everyone has burnt off dangerous areas and pits, however, if you have been on an extended holiday or have been ill, you will now need a fire permit to burn even a small fire.

Please remember your local Fire Officer is a volunteer and has a life. He may not be able to issue a permit immediately and will often need to make a visit, taking time out of his normal day - he goes shopping too! Think ahead because you also have to advise the Shire and your neighbours.

Firebreaks have to be installed before the 1st November, I have heard a rumour that there are to be no warnings given to people who do not comply and that the fine will be issued immediately, especially to those silly repeat offenders who think they can put all our lives at risk and ignore the order.

The Moore River News hopes that you have a safe fire season.

Woodridge Spring Fair Not long to go …. so keep Sunday 4 November free.

Swap meet stalls can be booked with Phyl on 9577 1574.

For Art and craft stalls call Nic on 9577 1404 or 0428 104 545.

The auction is filling up, so if you have anything you would like to donate, ring Maureen on 0428 104 545

Woodridge PO Box renters that ordered

the Advocate newspaper to be delivered weekly will have noticed recently that they got the North Coast Times delivered instead. Advocate Newspapers will be available on the newspaper stand outside the hall. Anyone wanting the North Coast Times put into their PO Boxes should contact CPA staff.


MOORE RIVER WEIGHT WATCHERS

Sovereign House Sovereign Hill

WEDNESDAYS AT 9.30AM FOR 10.00AM START

WOMEN AND MEN WELCOME

ANNUAL FEE $5.00 WEEKLY FEE $3.00

COME ALONG, join in the fun and lose weight at the same time

Phone SUE on 9577 1763 for more information

Affiliated with Weight Watchers Federation WA (Inc.)

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Congratulations to Heather Brine, our Princess for August 2012.

Members are looking forward to helping Gladys Kokir celebrate her Graduation on 19th Oct. Past and present members, family and friends are welcome to join us. Contact Bev on 9577 1360 or Sue 9577 1763 asap.

On 19th Sept, we enjoyed an interesting talk by Belinda on the many benefits and uses of herbs.

Members are working hard to lose those extra kilos before summer with some really good weight losses in recent weeks. Keep up the good work ladies.

Xmas is creeping up on us and we have decided to hold our break-up lunch at Two Rocks Tavern on 7th Dec.

Till next issue Stay healthy and happy Sue G

Meet & Greet Group are bringing the Snake Man back!

Come along and find out more about the snakes and reptiles in our area

Woodridge Hall October 27th at 12.00pm

Cost $3 per person

Coffee and cake available afterwards

Lower Coastal Computer Session

The September group attempted to learn a little more about storing pictures into our computers.

We have grown in numbers as you can see from the picture. We could still do with more people who know a little to help people who are just starting out.

Our sessions are held on the first Thursday of every month at 9am, $4 with free tea and coffee.

The October session will concentrate on developing files and folders, and organising our computers. However beginners will be separated and helped by people willing to help, like Russel from Seabird, Margaret from Woodridge and Julie from Redfield Park who have volunteered to help Anne in future.

Most of the people who have attended the last few sessions have said they have gone home having learnt something. It is an enjoyable relaxed atmosphere and you are most welcome.

For more information on our club and events, please visit our website www.atvwa.com or contact our


ST JOHN’S AMBULANCE

Four of our local volunteers for St John’s Ambulance have received their long service medals - Ann Wegner, Corrin Shields, Shirley Morris and Dave Stroud. Corrin and Dave went down to the Exhibition Centre to receive theirs. It was a proud moment to receive the applause of their comrades from all over country Australia. If you feel you could be part of this team, please call Margaret on 9577 1337 to find out more. We are in need of First Aiders.

The Woodridge Spring Fair is next month and the Moore River News needs your help. Can you ask your favourite store or business to donate a voucher for goods or services? Then post the vouchers into the silver box near the Woodridge PO Boxes or hand them into the staff at the Woodridge agency. They can also be posted to Moore River News, PO Box 2005, Woodridge WA 6041. These vouchers will then be auctioned off at the Spring Fair. The Moore River News printing has gone up to over $400 a month and we need your help to keep going.


KARATE Woodridge Hall - Mondays

Phone Sensei Johnny

9561 5447 or 0414 687 393

Expert Tuition

All Ages and abilities

GRAVITY DISCOVERY

CENTRE

School Holiday Program 1 to 12 October 2012 10.30am - 12.30pm

Monday to Friday only

AN ENLIGHTENING EXPERIENCE!

Great fun, educational hands-on activities including experiments with light, rocket launching and more ......

$10 per child, $15 adult, $12 concession.

Bookings not required. Great coffee, lunches and ice creams. Gift Shop

1098 Military Road, West Gingin 6503

1 hour north of Perth Tel: 9575 7577

www.gravitycentre.com.au Email: [email protected]

The next meeting of Yanchep and Districts Country Women’s Association will be held on Thursday 11th of October in the Phil Rankin Recreation Centre, Two Rocks. Starting at 9.30am.

New members welcome.

Please ring Gladys on 9561 6184 for more information.

SENIOR’S WEEK 11 – 18 NOVEMBER 2012 **Celebrate Senior’s Week at the Gravity Discovery Centre**

Entry into the Centre only $6.00 per head (normal entry price $12)

Enjoy a tour of the Centre with our guides(subject to availability)

Stunning wildflowers in bloom Bushwalks Cafe serving delicious food Gift Shop

Use Senior’s Week to “Have – a – go” & learn an exciting new fact about our Universe .....

Challenge yourself to climb the leaning tower – 222 steps!!!!

& receive a **free** certificate

No bookings required unless for groups of approximately 20 or more. For more information call our receptionist on 9575 7577 or email [email protected].

1098 Military Road West Gingin, 6503 www.gravitycentre.com.au

mailto:[email protected]


Moore Men's Shed Inc

14th October 2012 Guilderton Community Hall

at 1pm

All interested people are invited to the Inaugural AGM Meeting to discuss…..

Nomination for Membership Election of Office Bearers and Committee Members Acceptance of Men’s Shed Constitution Membership Fees Meeting Dates & Time General Business Any queries, please call John Hakesley on 0419 164 417

Fifty Shades of Fun in celebration of all things

feminine ,flirtatious and fun!

On Saturday 20th October 2012

at Woodridge Hall Starts 7pm (Strictly over 18’s - ID req’d)

Dedicated to the wonderful world of

women, we promise to teach you all the

tips and tricks you need to unleash the

goddess within!

Get a group of your best gal pals together

or bring your partner – men are more than

welcome! After all, its not just girls that

wanna have fun!

Our toy workshops will bring you up to

speed on all things that go buzz in the

night, and we’ve got some fabulous event-

exclusive deals and discounts for you to

enjoy too!

With plenty of sexy prizes to be won,

including raffle prizes, giveaways and

more, the evening is guaranteed to be Fifty

Shades of Fun!

ENTRY $10 per person (Part proceeds supporting our

community)

BAR AVAILABLE (no BYO)

NIBBLES PROVIDED

Numbers will be limited due to venue

size - pre book by calling Julie 0410

582 817

Woodridge Community Association

Public Meeting - Monday 8th Oct at 7.30pm

If you are interested in your Community, come along to find out what is happening

YANCHEP SPORTS CLUB

81 Yanchep Beach Road, Cnr Marmion Ave

Presents

“RHODA TOUCH OF BLUE” ‘Oh Carole’

To open the show an unplugged guitar/vocal

from Rod & Dave

followed by ‘Oh Carole’ a Tribute Show to ....

“Carole King”

With songs like “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow”, “It’s too Late” &

many more

Finish with the whole band performing music from the 60’s to present

Saturday October 20th 2012

7:30 till late

Only $10 entry fee

For further info contact the Club on 9561 1196, or secure your place by

leaving your name and $10 at the bar

Members and their guests most welcome


NatureZ GardeN

Chemical & Pesticide Free

From Our Garden To You

Vegetable & Herb Seedlings and Advanced Plants Available Locally

0408 812 488 Grown using Organic seeds & Organic Practices

Guilderton Country Club (Inc) Wedge St, Guilderton 9577 1013

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Club hours from 2nd October 2012

Monday & Tuesday CLOSED Wednesday & Thursday 4pm - 7pm Friday 4pm till late Saturday 12 noon till late Sunday 12 noon - 2pm 4pm - 7pm

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October School Holidays - Family Nights

Thursday 4th and 11th October

Meals available - 6pm till 8pm Evening meals Friday, Saturday & Sunday - 6pm till 9pm

Bookings preferred: 9577 1013 / 9577 1321

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Melbourne Cup Lunch Tuesday 6th November

$35 per head - includes smorgasbord lunch and free drink

TAB betting. Sweeps galore and raffles. Fashion parade. Bookings essential.

Please call John on 9577 1321 / 0429 969 889

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Kitchen staff required - casual mostly weekends. Please contact John on 9577 1321 / 0427 969 880

For all your business and farm insurance needs

Call

Jody Williams

on 6500 0115

(based in Woodridge)

Wonders of Weed Guided Beach Walk at Seabird

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Most people think that seaweed washed up on the beach is just a smelly nuisance. Well, nothing could be further from the truth, and if you come on a guided beach walk with marine biologist Dr Mic Payne from NACC, you’ll find out why.

Learn about how seaweed helps to sustain our beautiful coastal ecosystems.

Find out what beach flotsam tells us about the off-shore environment and some of the strange marine creatures

that live there.

Discover some of the plants and animals that call the beach their home.

When: Thurs 11th October

Meet: Meet at beach car park, Seabird

Time: 9am - 11am

Bring: Hat, sunscreen, footwear

RSVP to Rachel Walmsley at MCC on 9653 1355 or email [email protected]

(FREE) Cost covered event

Morning tea provided!

Supporting people to support the natural

environment...


CRAFTY PATCH NEWS A fantastic month was enjoyed by the Crafty Patch group of ladies with a large number working on their scrap-booking projects, knitting or cross stitching. Carroll’s card-making day was a great success with ladies learning techniques and making a variety of Christmas cards. Our “Machine Day” had an air of frivolity while ladies worked on their various sewing projects. With Xmas on the minds of many, Rae has organised next month’s sewing project with an easy peasy table runner which has many contemplating their fabrics and threads. As there was no power at the Woodridge Hall on Tuesday 25th September, the crafty ladies - always looking for some fun and a chat - headed off for a delightful lunch at the Yanchep Inn. A craft crawl is being organised for the end of October which has everyone excited with suggestions of possible venues and guessing as to what surprises are install for our very jolly and noisy group of ladies. Crafty Patch ladies have remarked on the changes taking place at the entrance to Woodridge, as the Wanneroo Road and King Drive are being extensively upgraded in an effort to improve road safety due to the increased volume of fast traffic and the difficulties faced by local residents trying to turn into King Drive or Wanneroo Road. Please take care in this area as road works are being undertaken for some time. There are many talented ladies enjoying a variety of crafts and ideas so why not come along and enjoy a cuppa and a laugh - you are very welcome to join us on Tuesday mornings. Alwyn, Bev M and Mary L


Sovereign Hill Association

Car boot sale

1st October

Sellers 7am\$5 a stall

Buyers 8am

Gold coin entry

Phone Lesley 9577 2185 to

book a stall

IN MEMORIAM

PETER CAUST A large number of locals went to Pinnaroo on the 17th September to say farewell to Peter Caust who lived in Sovereign Hill and died the previous week. Peter was only 67 and spent most of his life as a soldier in the army serving two tours in Vietnam.

His RSL mates were there in force. Colleagues from both Guilderton and Gingin West Fire Brigades paid tribute to a man who more often than not responded straight away to calls to fight fires.

Many Sovereign Hill residents were there and remembered Peter for his lovely garden, his bird aviaries and his love of his pet dog. Peter will be sorely missed.

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Ratepayers are advised that rubbish will now be collected on Public Holidays instead of the next day, with the exception of Christmas Day; rubbish to be collected on Christmas Day will still be collected the following day.

This means that rubbish will be picked up on your nominated collection day regardless of whether it is a public holiday. The exception to this being Christmas Day.

The Friends of Moore River Estuary congratulate the Shire on their assessment of the submissions to the revised Outline Development Plan of the Moore River Company. The Shire will not endorse this ODP until many conditions are met. FOMRE are still concerned that many scientific points, especially those made by DEC, have not been made mandatory on the developer. This ODP remains a very bad Plan. MRC own plenty of degraded land yet they intend 'developing' Pristine and Excellent bushland which is worth saving as important habitat for our native species. FOMRE are asking the WA Planning Commission to be sure that any approved development is confined to already degraded farmland, for the protection of the river and the bush. This will also allow a 'wildlife corridor' all the way from Wilbinga to the Moore River. The proposed 'footprint' of this plan therefore needs changing.

We also think that any development should have to meet contemporary planning standards to allow the current proposal to be approved simply because mistakes in approvals were made in the past, is not very wise.

FOMRE will continue to fight so that any development is sympathetic to this area. This is no place for another suburb.

We hope you agree.


U2A/10 PENSACOLA TCE

CLARKSON 9408 6448

FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS

The Meet and Greet Club and some new friends went in three cars over to Bindoon on the

13th September to the Wildflower Festival. It was a beautiful sunny day and we went on a coach trip with a very knowledgeable lady called Jacqui who lives in Bindoon. We learnt a lot about some of the wildflowers in our own gardens, and more. The display in the hall was lovely and some of us posed for a photo in front of the display on the stage. Meet and Greet meet on the second Thursday in the month at the Woodridge Hall at 10am. Sometimes we play board games and some months we organise trips like this one. Please do come along if you would like some social interaction locally. We have been to concerts, the local botanic golf, local restaurants and wineries.

Room to let in Woodridge

Share half house, own bathroom and toilet. Suit older single person, male or female, must be working.

Refs required – please call 9577 1228

Please stay safe on the roads these school

holidays and take care around the roadworks at Woodridge.


81 Yanchep Beach Road Cnr of Marmion Ave.

Melbourne Cup

Lunch

Tuesday November 6th, 2012

From 10:30am till Late

$39.50 per Person

(Includes Seafood Smorgasbord)

(Prawns, Oysters, Chilli Muscles and More)

Book at the Club ASAP as Numbers for Catering are required.

Tel: 9561.1196

Best styled Hat Competition

Most Outrageous Tie

Dress Up if you wish (Optional)

Members and their Guest Welcome.


THE STABLE FLY ACTION GROUP INC

(SFAG)

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

TUESDAY 2 OCTOBER 2012

at

THE GRANVILLE CIVIC CENTRE GINGIN

at

7.30 pm

The SFAG welcomes your attendance to help the fight against the proliferation of stable flies in our community

Members please bring a small plate of supper to share

Annual Membership is due at the AGM

Come and join us at the Neergabby

Grounds on Sunday, 28 October for

Seniors/Grandparents Day

Bring along your grandkids for an

entertaining outdoor ‘Movie Night’,

promised to be filled with lots of fun!

Time: 5pm

Register your interest with Cher or Jerrah

at the Shire of Gingin on 9575 2211

by Friday 19 October 2012

Look forward to seeing you there

Seniors/

Grandparents Day

2012

Woodridge Social Darts

Tuesday Oct 2nd will be a fundraising night for Brenda’s Bears. If anyone has items they would like to donate for the small auction on the night, please see Brenda or Joyce.

Darty’s say Hi to Tony Mountford and hope we see you back playing darts soon. Would be good to celebrate your 50th on our dart night!

Three card loss were Phyl & Norman. Birthdays last month were Alan G, James & Bevis - as they weren’t in attendance they missed out on their cake which was en-joyed by the rest of the Darty’s!!!

Dart Results 21st 28th August, 4th 11th 18 th September

Winners: Trevor & Norman / Joyce & Harry / Joyce & James / Fiona & Ron / Laura & Ron

Runners up: Phyl & James / Kim & David D / Brenda & Ron / Joyce & Norman / Teresa & Harry

Third: Dot & David D / Dot & Terry

Ladies High Score: Fiona 140 / Fiona 121 / Brenda 117 / Joyce 110 / Fiona 99 / Kim 91 / Fiona 118 / Phyl 105 / Kim 110

Ladies High Peg: Teresa 40

Men’s High Score: Vern 150 / David D 140 / Norman 135 /

Ron 140 / Terry 97 / Justin140 / Trevor 140 / Terry 153

Men’s High Peg: Terry 54 / Ron 60 / Norman 44 / Harry 42

Boy’s High Score: None

All Welcome to join our mixed darts each Tuesday Night 7.30 start

dartydot.com

James & Alan - birthday boys


Press Release

Regeneration of Degraded Land North of the Guilderton Town site

In 2011 the Guilderton Community Association committed itself to a programme to address serious land degradation north of the groyne; about 1.5km north of the town. The proliferation of tracks and the destruction of unique native vegetation is considered of grave concern as well as the increase in size of two blow-outs.

The proliferation of off road vehicles coupled with inexperienced drivers creates a major hazard for coastal areas and particularly those, such as Guilderton, close to the metropolitan area. While some of the damage is a result of ‘hoons’ who regard the area as a race track, most is a consequence of recreational drivers who are blithely unaware of the consequences of their actions. Often in the holiday season you will see 4wds lined up by the lighthouse all set for a bush adventure but sadly lacking the knowledge of driving in loose, dry sand. Our aim is to change that.

In conjunction with the Gingin Shire, the Northern Agricultural Catchment Council and the Department of Environment and Conservation, a plan has been developed primarily based upon an educative approach using interpretative signage that will provide advice for driving in sand such as the need to reduce tyre pressures and similar measures. The signage will also outline the conservation values of the area and in particular, the endangered species. It will also indicate where and why tracks have been closed.

A number of the tracks which duplicate the main track or provide bypasses will be closed to allow regeneration. The main track providing access to the Three Mile Reef and Seabird will remain open, providing some excellent 4wd challenges and access to some extraordinarily beautiful country.

While it is anticipated that most people will adhere to requests to stay on the established tracks, a couple of kilometres of cable fencing will be erected to protect the most vulnerable areas. Stage two of the plan is to establish a walking trail with interpretive signage identifying points of interest and the various plant species.

To date there has been a trial re-planting of native vegetation near the southerly blowout and this will be monitored in terms of species suited to extreme conditions.

The Guilderton Community Association thanks DEC for the provision of labour to build the fences, NACC for providing the resources to purchase the fencing material, signage and the replanting and to the President, CEO and staff of the Gingin Shire for their enthusiasm and commitment to this project. Finally, without the drive of Ashley Robb from NACC and the resources he has been able to muster, this project would still just be a good idea, and the destruction of our environment would have continued apace.

Contact: Jim Laffer Guilderton Community Association 08 92796759 / 0429772426 [email protected] 27 North Road, Bassendean 6054

108 Caladenia Road, Gingin West (off Cowalla Rd) Lorraine 0438 757 708

www.caladeniaminigolf.com.au Open 9am to 5pm - Closed Tuesdays



GUILDERTON COMMUNITY

LIBRARY

We now have new books arriving weekly so why not call in and see if there is something of interest to you.

Remember we are open every Saturday 10 am to 12 noon

$5 annual membership

Everyone is welcome

9577

1023

Open 7 Days a week Take Away Foods and Groceries

Fuel, Post Office, Liquor, Fishing Gear, Bait and Ice

Roadhouse

Yanchep Garden Centre & Landscape Supplies

6 Stevenage Street, Yanchep

Tel: 9561 5236

Open 6 days Closed Wednesdays

SOIL YARD (Trailer hire available - free when using our soils)

Plants, Gifts, Water Features

Landscaping Available

EMERGENCY NUMBERS Crisis Care 9223 1111

Lifeline 13 11 14

Salvation Army Care line 9442 5777

Good Samaritans 9381 5555

Sexual Assault Resource Centre (SARC) 1800 199 888

Domestic Kids Advocacy Service 9226 2370

Kids Helpline 1800 551 800

Parenting WA 1800 654 432

Suicide Helpline 1800 187 263

Lancelin Police 9650 1100 *diverts to mobile if they are not in the station

Gingin Coastal Ball Club Inc

are now taking registrations

for the new season which will commence on Friday 19th October 2012

Fees $60 per child

($55 each additional child)

Training and games will be played on Friday nights from 4.45 pm at Seabird

followed by a family BBQ (for those who would like to stay)

Pre register by calling Jane on 9577 2307

Your Local Gingin Lower Coastal Web Site

For local events calendar, news stories, classifieds and businesses.

Just log onto www.lccdwa.com and register your local group and see the latest copy of the Moore River News


SHIRE FREEMAN PASSES AWAY

Sincere condolences to the de Burgh family on the passing of Mr William “Bill” de Burgh.

Mr de Burgh served on the Gingin Road Board and the Shire of Gingin from 1945 to 1978. He was then invested as a Shire Freeman.

Mr de Burgh passed away just days before his 100th birthday.

ROADWORKS ALTERNATE ACCESS ROUTE WOODRIDGE

Please be advised that a temporary alternative entry/exit route has been installed due to modification works being undertaken on the Indian Ocean Drive and King Drive intersection.

The alternative access is located opposite Croot Place and will consist of a compacted limestone track.

Should you have any queries or require further information, please contact the Shire’s Civil Works Coordinator, Danny McMahon on 0417 906 491.

Prepare your property

now for the bushfire season.

The current warm weather we are all enjoying is a reminder that bushfire season is fast approaching.

To find out how to prepare your home for the bushfire season visit www.fesa.wa.gov.au.

GINGIN ILUKA AQUATIC CENTRE

The Gingin Iluka Aquatic Centre will be opening for the 2012/2013 swimming season on Saturday 20 October 2012 at noon.

The Pool will be opened Friday – Wednesday each week from 12pm to 7pm (please note that if patronage is low and the weather is cold the pool will close at 6pm).

Season tickets can be purchased from Fran at the Pool. Season ticket and admission prices have not changed from last season’s prices.

For further details please contact Fran at the Pool on 9575 1344.

STABLE FLY INFESTATIONS

The Shire of Gingin has received several Stable Fly Notifications that have been lodged after the Stable Fly outbreak has reached severe. It is important to provide information daily or as often as possible to help alleviate Stable Fly infestations.

An electronic Stable Fly Notification Form is now available for ease of notification and completion on Council’s website, please go to http://gingin.wa.gov.au/index.php/the-council-and-policies/environmental-health/stable-flies and complete the stable fly notification form for either Cattle and Animals or Human and Domestic infestations.

Residents are encouraged to ensure that fly breeding does not occur on their properties and are urged to report any fly breeding or excessive fly numbers to Council’s Health and Building Department on 9575 2211.

PREMIER’S AUSTRALIA DAY ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP AWARDS

The Premier's Australia Day Active Citizenship Awards focus on community contribution and participation rather than personal achievement.

The Awards are run in many Council’s around the State as a joint initiative of the Australia Day Council of Western Australia, the Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA) and the Office of Premier and Cabinet.

Nominate an inspiring community member or group from your area for an award to be presented at a ceremony on Australia Day - 26 January 2013. The three awards highlight Active Citizenship, Outstanding Contribution to the Local Community and Australian pride and spirit. Choose the one that suits your nominee:

outstanding community contribution by a local citizen

outstanding community contribution by a local citizen under 25 years of age

outstanding community contribution by a local group or community event

Submit your nomination to the CEO of your local Council by Friday 30 November 2012.

To download a copy of the nomination form for the Premier's Australia Day Active Citizenship Awards please visit the website http://www.australiaday.org.au.

Further Council information is available on www.gingin.wa.gov.au or at:

Shire of Gingin, 7 Brockman Street, Gingin WA 6503 Telephone: 9575 2211 Facsimile: 9575 2121

Email: [email protected]

Council to the Community – October 2012

http://www.fesa.wa.gov.au


Has anyone got anything to sell, swap or buy?? Email: [email protected] - for free Or: Put note in the silver letter box next to the PO Boxes at Woodridge Hall Or: Post to PO Box 2005, Woodridge 6041

700 copies of the Moore River News are placed in the PO Boxes in Woodridge, Woodridge Art Centre, Willowbrook Farm, Guilderton Post Office, Guilderton General Store, Seabird Caravan Park and delivered to Sovereign Hill and Redfield Park properties.

700 copies printed by Office Works Joondalup http://www.lccdwa.com/Associations/mrn/mrn.aspx to see it in colour

Thank You to our Sponsors for the past 12 months

Gingin Shire 9575 2211

Woodridge Spring Fair November 4th, 2012

Oracle Insurance Group (Jody Williams)

6500 0115 Woodridge

NatureZ GardeN 0408 812 488 Redfield Park

Westcoast 4WD Centre 9408 6448 Clarkson

Guilderton Golf Club 9577 2329 0417 186 805

Moore River Roadhouse 9577 1023 Open 7 days

KARATE 9561 5447 or 0414 687 393

Sensei Johnny Leong

Caladenia Mini Golf Le Shed Cafe

0438 757 708 Lorraine

ATVWA 0402 219 292 Melissa

Gravity Discovery Centre

9575 7577

Gingin Observatory 9575 7740 www.ginginobs

ervatory.com

Quit 0403 387 421 Niki Wilson

Yanchep Garden Centre 9561 5236 Open 6 days

Exterior Enhancement 0419 962 431 Brett

Local Hairdresser (Mandy Castle)

9577 2849 0487 288 731

1st Oct Car Boot Sale Sovereign Hill

2nd Oct SFAG AGM Gingin

8th Oct WCA Public Meeting Woodridge

11th Oct Beach Walk Seabird

Yanchep CWA Meeting

Two Rocks

12th Oct Beach Clean Up Guilderton

14th Oct Moore Men’s Shed AGM

Guilderton

16th Oct Champagne Breaky Guilderton

19th Oct Teeball Seabird

20th Oct Fifty Shades of Fun Woodridge

Carole King Tribute Yanchep

27th Oct Snake Man Woodridge

28th Oct Seniors/Grandparents Day

Neergabby

What’s On Locally

FOR SALE

Shitzu/King Charles Cav X, black and white female puppy, 15 weeks old, weened, has a wonderful nature and would make a great pet for either a single person or a family with children $400 ono 0434 490 072

Near new 19” computer, flat screen monitor , paid $425 last year now $150ono. 2 choc brown cloth re-cliner rockers, vgc, paid $150 each last year now $75 each ono. Small pine bookcase, 4 shelves and handles, great for child or students room $25 ono 9577 2252

Ikea pine oval dining table with extra leaf $50 9577 1498

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WANTED

The Moore River News Team is looking for someone to be our administrator - computer and email essential. Email [email protected]

The Moore River News Team is looking for someone who knows how to use Publisher. We would like him or her to produce one issue a year.

If you do not wish to keep your free copy of this month’s Moore River News,

please return to source after reading.

Please consider donating a coin to help keep us running.


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