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Contact us: [email protected] Deadline 20th of the month Or place news, photos and classifieds in silver letter box next to Woodridge PO Boxes

Free Sept 05

Market Day & Auction

Sunday 11th September at The Junction Neergabby

Gates open 8 a.m. for sellers.

Single Bay $5 (1 car width), double bay $10.

Gates open 9 a.m. for buyers - gold coin entry.

Sausage sizzle, soft drinks, tea & coffee

will be available.

Auction 11 a.m. Raffle - donations needed

Contact Jo Ottaway 9655 3024.

Fireworks Night at The Junction Neergabby

Saturday September 24th

Gates open 5.30 p.m.

Event starts 7.30 p.m.

BYO Guy - the sort you can throw on the bonfire!

BYO picnic or you can buy a sausage sizzle. Soft drinks, tea & coffee also available.

Children must be supervised closely by an adult.

Pre-school children free; School-aged children to

14 years $2; 15 yrs + and Adults $5.

Contact: Wendie West 9575 7548

Willowbrook Farm 6.30pm Sun 2nd Oct 2005

ENJOY OUR SPECIAL EVENING TO CELEBRATE

OUR “5yrs” OPENING

An ''Aussie'' night with home made

PIES & CASSEROSLES,GRAVY

MASHED POTATOES & SALAD BAR along with OLD & NEW FAVOURITE SWEETS tea coffee & after dinner mints

SPOT PRIZES Cost: $35 per head

ENJOY THE WONDERFUL MUSIC SUNG by RAY

Bookings Essential Limited Numbers Phone Kaye & Harry 9575 7566

The Moore River News Team would like to thank June Reith for sponsoring the last issue.

The next issue will be sponsored by Willowbrook Farm.

However no one came forward to sponsor this issue so the team have decided to give some of the front page to the Neergabby Community Association, who put on such great fun events.

If your business would benefit from exposure in this area please contact

[email protected] Or write to MRN PO Box 2005, Woodridge 6041

Mini Moore River News September 2005

PO Boxes

We are back to a waiting list of 4 with the PO Boxes. Australia Post are looking into placing 40 boxes next to the main door, and giving us back our 4 parcel boxes. Please be patient until then.

Thanks to the Shire

A letter of thanks has been sent to the Shire for the “Beware of Horse” signs and the poles and chains on the entrance. Also a phone line has been put in the hall for the Computer Club and Computer Courses.

6 Lower Coastal Associations Meeting

The second meeting of the 6 Lower Coastal Community Associations was held in August. It was held in the new Sovereign Hill Community Centre which if you have not seen, go and have a look. The Sovereign Hill Association should be congratulated on a huge community effort.

Public Liability Insurance

All in all it has been a fairly quiet month with the exception of the question of insurance for community groups using the Hall. The WCA insurance was due for renewal last June, after careful scrutiny, some of the free functions that are hosted by the WCA, ie Children’s Christmas Party, Melbourne Cup etc., were found not covered by the current insurance, so we looked to rectify this. Unfortunately we also found out that non profit groups that hire the Hall were not covered by our insurance either. To cover everyone with blanket insurance would have been astronomical, we were quoted over $6000, so groups were asked to arrange their own insurance cover, and the Shire said they would look into it for all non profit groups in the Gingin Shire who are having similar problems. The WCA then got cover with another insurance company as reported in the July MRNews. Sadly one group could not afford the rates, namely Laughter Club which subsequently disbanded because they had so few members they had no chance of raising

enough for premiums. The Shire reported in early August that they could not help so the WCA sent out letters to all groups still without insurance. Two non profit groups have juggled finances and now have cover under the new WCA policy. The WCA were told earlier that this could not happen unless the groups were affiliated to the WCA but this turns out to be wrong (or different with the new underwriters). At time of writing one sporting group has yet to get cover and the WCA have decided to give them a grant of $400 to help with the premium. They will juggle their finances for next year. It is a shame that people seem to have been misinformed with what is rumoured around the community but I hope this will help clear up any misconceptions and present the proper facts.

We are a Community Association and will try to keep you up to date on what is happening within the WCA. In reality we know we cannot keep everyone happy, but we are all doing the best we can, so come along to the WCA quarterly meetings and get your information first hand. Till next month, drive safe and better.

President of WCA

A nyone with a swimming pool should try to read the Gingin Shire Minutes from 19th July re

proposed legislation for skimmer boxes and swimming pool barriers. The minutes are on the net or there is a copy in the Art Studio. Pool Fences on rural and rural residential blocks may become law.

T he Swap Meet held on August 21st was a lovely day and there were lots of neighbours catching up

in the sunshine. The WCA would like to thank all the stall holders for supporting our fundraiser. However a special thanks goes to Glenna Mackaskill for making all the teas and coffees and her grandson Kobi who did all the washing up!!!! Thanks Kobi!

Woodridge Community Association Inc News

Become a member of the WCA $5 a year

Just put the money with you name, postal address and telephone no in an envelope and put it in the silver letter box

in the wall next to the PO Boxes. Or come along to the meetings, join and meet all your neighbours.

WCA Notices

Next WCA Meeting October 3rd Spring Fair November 13th Cars booked by WCA, Snow cones booked Ice Cream Van booked by Gingin West Fire Brigade Redfield Park Fire Brigade doing cold drinks. Because some swap meet stalls are commercial it has been decided to charge $10 for each stall. ( Just for Spring Fair) Please send info on what your group is doing to the WCA, via silver box next to PO Boxes.

Woodridge Business Board

Just $50 a year Just write to WCA via silver Box


L ast April the WCA were asked by the Shire of Gingin if they wished to lease a portion of the

Shire Land in Woodridge to develop a shop. The WCA replied they were not. However a resident of Woodridge has applied to construct a 12x8 metre colourbond shed next to the Woodridge Art Centre, with an area for alfresco dining. The Council have invited more detailed development plans and seem willing to progress the matter further. We have phoned the prospective developer and he has said that if all goes to plan then a small deli type shop will be developed. The idea being to stock whatever people most want. However the family also want to give us a place to have a cup of coffee or a small snack, maybe even a fish and chip Friday!!! They are keen to point out they do not want to spoil fund raising activities, rather enhance the attractions.

Woodridge Social Darts

Welcome to the August darts report. On the 15th of July The Woomeras ladies team enjoyed the end of season wind up night at Guilderton

Country Club, a few of us stayed back for a game of bingo and we were happy

to get a few wins with Fiona winning a splendid raffle. Joy one of our regular Tuesday players will be moving to Lancelin to live, so will not be able to travel that far each week to play darts with us. We will be sorry to see you go Joy and wish you all the best at your new abode. The small mixed competition games that we started on Wednesday 3rd August went quite well, with a few hiccups that will get sorted out as the week’s progress. Unfortunately Guilderton were unable to get a team to join us, but Woodridge managed to juggle 4 teams of 5 players together. The names are Red Resolutes. Blue Pioneers. Yellow Torchbearers. Green Invincibles. James has taken over the task of recorder and a fine job he is making of it, and much appreciated. Applaud &Thank You to Tony Mountford who is going to donate the trophy for this competition. If any dart players wish to join the Wednesday teams which are played each fortnight ring Ron Reed 9577 1443

That ugly monster INSURANCE popped up again, but some ringing around by Phyl, Brenda & Dot got things moving with Brenda taking reign and working very hard to get it sorted. The pressure will soon be off. THANK YOU BRENDA, and then can play our darts with comfort. Congratulations To the Lancelin Ladies Team The Budgies who played at Moora on 13th & 14th of August and came in First, with one of our own dart players Margaret Alderson being par t of that team and playing very well. Well Done Ladies. Darts Results. High Scores. Dot 171 Ron & Tom140 James 137 Sheena 127 Fiona 94 High Pegs. James 79 Vern 55 David D 46

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Gingin LILY FESTIVAL / MARKET DAY

Saturday 10 September (10.00am – 4.00pm)

At picturesque Granville Park, Gingin

Celebrate the 10th Annual Festival of a traditional old-fashioned market day with all the fun of the fair!

Don’t forget that scrummy yummy sausage sizzle! all proceeds from the sausage sizzle

go right back into the Redfield Park Community

Ladies night out at Guilderton From left to right Jane Phyl Dot Joy Fiona Barbara Patsy .

Red Robin Playgroup

Fundraiser

Woodridge Hall Tuesday 6th September 1pm

All Parents, Grandparents, Aunts and Uncles Who are wondering what to buy

Kids for Christmas should not miss this opportunity to see Learning Ladder

games toys and books demonstrated.

Red Robin need money for a new shade cloth which was vandalised. So they will be selling the teas, coffees and cakes and

holding a raffle.


We have climbed the Eiffel Tower, Très Bon ! at 50gms lost per step that is a great effort by everyone.

Heather once again is our outright winner. (Come along to Weight Watchers and find out how Heather does it !).

We all enjoyed the talk by Jedda Richardson last month. From now on,

all of us will be reading food labels with greater care and interest.

On Wed. Sept. 14th Jedda will be talking about food portions, something we all need to keep in mind.

Remember visitors are always welcome. Come along at 10am. We would love to see you.

There is a morning tea after the talk.

Our next competition will start on Wed 31st August. The Eiffel Tower Climb went off so well it was suggested we run it again but instead of an Eiffel Tower, we will have the Statue of Liberty. These competitions really do help weight loss to be fun.

Yours in weight loss Helen Thorne

GUILDERTON COUNTRY CLUB

Wedge Street, Guilderton 6041

NEW MEMBERS WELCOME

Golf Club & Bowling Club memberships also available Friday Night

Members Super Draw 7.30p.m. (You must be here to win)

Win up to $500 in club vouchers. Bistro open Friday and Saturday nights 6-8.30p.m.

Bookings Essential

*Big Screen Available

Footy Grand Final 24

th Sept

*Cocktails – Fri & Sat Nights

*9 Hole Golf Course * Bowling Club *Tennis Courts Darts * Pool * BBQ & Beer Garden

Come and enjoy our amenities and friendly relaxed atmosphere Phone: 95771013 Fax: 95771075

NEWS FLASH

O n Saturday night 13th August GUILDERTON COUNTRY CLUB was overrun by mice.

There were mice racing everywhere – but everyone had a great night and the President and committee would like to thank the people who attended for their support and a big thank you to the following sponsors and those who donated towards the raffles: Barry & Margaret Randall

CONGRATULATIONS to Deb and James Kay of Woodridge on the arrival of their daughter Bonnie Jean. Little sister to Cory and Jayden. Bonnie arrived weighing in at a healthy 8lb. on 8th August Welcome home to you both, glad to hear you are doing well. James works at Currambine Meat shop and is always generous when it comes to Community Fund Raisers.

Kappys Restaurant,Guildford Rose & Haydn Rowland

City Farmers, Joondalup & Malaga

Sorrento Restaurant,Northbridge

Ken & Irene Street Val Higgins

Kim & Helen-Gascoigne Furniture,

Jane Wale Cloisters Boutique

Maggie & Norm Schmiedte Australian Nail Academy,

Dean& Mark Brady Guilderton General Store

Chris & Brenda Hicks Dare Contract Service,

David & Thea Wale A1 Motors & Auto Auctions,

Jim Coles Westwools Carpets,

Tony Keene, Woodbridge Painting,

Craig Hanlon Moore River Electrical Services

John Thomas Concrete Services

Phil Cook Moore River Tours,

Steve Tummel Plumbing & Gas

Marion McFadden & Phil Caldwell Moore Paddling

Marty & Sarah Guilderton Roadhouse

The Moore River News Team would like to THANK Julie and Tara from Redfield

Park who have joined the team. We now have 5 members,

one more would be perfect!


Redfield Park are in the middle up of upgrading their Community facilities, and it is all hands to the pump to seal and paint the interior walls which have now been lined.

We had a meeting on July 30th, it was nice to get newsletters from Sovereign Hill and Guilderton to hear their association news.

We have also been invited to participate in the Gingin Lily Festival on September 10th. We shall be doing the sausage sizzle to raise funds for things like the Public Liability Insurance. Our thanks to the Shire for helping us pay that bill which was over a $1000.

We have also written to the Shire to clarify points which are in the Information Package sent to potential or new residents. It was felt by one of our members that permissible stock levels on Rural residential blocks were not made clear enough. Also what water is safe to drink. We attended the meeting of the Lower Coastal Groups.

Gingin Coastal Ball Club

Registration Day

Sunday 28th

of August 2005

Time: 10am – 12pm

At: Seabird Oval

Calling all Boys and Girls aged 5 – 11yrs wanting to play

Tee Ball

Cost $50 for 1st Child

and $45 next child(ren)

Games played at Seabird Oval and opportunities to play other Perth teams.

Any queries or if you miss registration Day

regarding Tee Ball call Jane 9577 2307

Wanted Boys and Girls aged 10 – 15yrs to play

Baseball as part of

Baseball WA competition.

Cost $110 for 1st Child and $100 next

child(ren)

Half the season played at the Seabird Oval.

Any queries or if you miss registration Day regarding Baseball

call Leesa 9577 2190

Chittering Wildflower Show

Thursday 15th—Sun 18th September

Bindoon Hall

10am –4pm Adm $3

Bus Tours at 10.30am& 1pm Bush Walking ( wear good shoes) Native plants and seeds for sale

Local Art for sale

www.chittering.iinet.net.au 9576 1100

Amirage Restaurant

ART competition in October

for Quadapeligic Shane Agnew. Contact June now to register you art

info 0411 277 500

TAFE Computer Training

Starts on 19th September 1.30-3.30

In the Woodridge Hall A computer for each student in the class.

Don’t miss this opportunity to start from the beginning.

Phone Sue Moir on 9577 1339 For an enrolment form

The Gingin West Cadets, went on a control burn in Redfield Park.

Being a member of the cadet unit, gives these young people a sense of pride in themselves and respect for their community. One of our longest members Dana Husten, has been promoted to junior trainer. Dana joined in 2000, when cadets started, Dana's brother Karl, who joined at the same time is now a firefighter. For more information about joining cadets,

phone Trevor 9577 1218 or Jean 9577 1211.

O ne of our new members, Michael Polette 13, might be small, but he makes up for it with

enthusiasm, it's hard to get yellows to fit Michael, as even the smallest is too big, but he's happy with that (pictured).

Chief Fire Officer Andrew Reeks, Firemen Steve Quick and Helen Sutherland helped by Anne Stroud, Connor Sutherland and great scissor work performed by Bryn.

Recycling Centre Woodridge Run by Gingin West Fire Brigade.

The group pictured got the papers tied up and then Jean and Greg Grimsey, Trevor Morris, Trevor Button, John and Anne loaded the truck from Perth. Please make sure you tie your papers securely, it saves a lot of volunteer time. Also please do not leave cans in plastic bags. If the canvas bags are full just take them down, put them in the shed and put up new ones, it only takes a few minutes but saves a lot of back breaking work for the firemen who have to clean up the mess. BUT HEY THANKS FOR THE SUPPORT

THUMBS UP: To the Shire for the poles and chains at the entrance , and beware of horses signs erected on King Drive and Link Road. THUMBS DOWN: To the hoons that used the verge between the mail box and the car park gate to spread sand over the road


Guilderton Fire Brigade

Fundraiser

ADULTS ONLY NIGHT BARBARELLAS PARTY (All Welcome)

Saturday 1st October at Redfield Park Fire Shed

The night starts at 6.30 pm at a cost

of $5 per head –

Includes lucky ticket for door prize. Raffles,

Fun Games and lots of laughter. Licensed Bar.

Sausages sizzle too. Numbers are limited and payment

and bookings are ESSENTIAL. Phone Judy for

more information 9577 1008 or 0438790374


St John Ambulance Skills nights. New recruits always welcome

Held at Woodridge Hall 2nd Thursday of the Month 7pm

West Gingin Fire Brigade Social Get Together,

New Members always welcome Fire Station

First Monday of the month 7pm

Computer Club Beginners welcome

Woodridge Hall

Second Wednesday in the month 1pm

Crafty Patch

Every Tuesday 9am Woodridge Hall Sewing, quilting,

Scrapbooking and more

Although we are always busy we look forward to our Tuesday morning get togethers. Christmas will be here before we know it, so on August 9th, Sue showed us how to make beautiful angels to hang on the Christmas tree. On August 16th, we had our monthly scrapbooking session with Julie who is always full of new ideas to show us how to create new pages for our expanding photo albums.

Handy hints for knitters; When casting on, knit between the stitches to make a neat cast on edge and always slip the first stitch of each row for a neat side edge. Lilian

Woodridge Garden Club

Tuesday 6th September Woodridge Hall 1pm

Red Robin Playgroup

Meets on a Wednesday morn-ing at the

Woodridge Hall between 9.30am- 11.30.

If you are new in the area come along and make some new friends, the cost for a term is $10.00 and a one off $25.00 for insurance.

Moore River Weight Watchers

Wednesday morning 10 am

Annual membership $5.00 Weekly fee $2.00

Guilderton Community Hall

Guilderton

“join us in maintaining a healthy lifestyle”

The Gingin LCDC ( Land Conservation District Committee)

AGM on 25th October 9am Gingin Shire Council Administration Office

Open to the Community

Woodridge Art Centre

Pottery Every Monday 10am—3pm

Art Sales Fri 1-3pm, Sat 11am—3pm,

Lower Coastal

Neighbourhood Watch Monday 5th September 7.30pm

Redfield Park Hall ( next to Fire Shed)

Special Guests: Gingin Shire Rangers

STABLE FLY ACTION GROUP

The Stable Fly Action Group held its second meeting of the Interim Committee in Gingin on Wednesday 17 August.

Among the items on the agenda were confirmation of the Constitution and Rules of Association; Reports from members who had attended recent meetings where discussion was held on the stable fly problem, including a meeting at Gillingarra regarding the health and environmental aspects, and fly breeding potential, of biosolids being spread on land; publicity; and expressions of interest for membership of The Stable Fly Action Group after its Incorporation.

It has been scientifically established that the stable fly’s principal breeding ground is raw poultry manure.

The four month “open season” during which raw poultry manure may be sold, supplied, transported, stored or used ends on 31 August. From 1 September it is an offence under the Health Act of Western Australia (Poultry Manure Regulations 2001) legislation.

The SFAG requests members of the community to report to the Shire of Gingin any incidences of persons contravening the Poultry Manure Regulations. Jo Ottaway

Interim Secretary The Stable Fly Action Group


Has anyone got anything to sell, swap or buy?? Contact us; [email protected] Or write and put it in the silver letter box next to the PO Boxes in Woodridge Hall. Or post to PO Box 2005, Woodridge 6041

Copies of the Mini Moore River News are placed in the PO Boxes in Woodridge, Woodridge Art Centre Guilderton Post Office, Guilderton General Store and Redfield Park. 480 copies printed by Gingin Telecentre

Lawnmowing, Tree Pruning, Window Cleaning, Pressure Cleaning, Painting, Gutter Cleaning

Rubbish Removal and Odd Jobs Phone Dave J Rae

9577 1552 0439 593 832 I guarantee my service DJS

2 Lock up tool boxes to suit table top ute $50 00 each

1 Codan S.S.B. Two way Radio with arial & fittings. Suit outback 4.W.D. enthusiest. $500.00

Alumin. STACER 3.7 Boat with 15H.P. Evinrude on trailer $1500.00

1Lader Niver 4W.D. S.W.Base fitted with wide tyres & rims 1997 year 47000 K.M.s $5000.00

1800 X 1200 Polished Dining Room. table with 6 padded chairs like new $600.00 9577 2328

2 Sheep, should lamb soon. $120 9575 7548

UTE Holden HJ 1 tonne aluminium tray. Auto V8 253 Petrol/Gas 4 good tyres on mag rims STATESMAN FRONT END. Runs well drives unlic $1200 ono

9577 2200 0409 681878 WANTED: Secretary for Fire Brigade, Treasurer for Moore River News. 9577 1498

Gel Nails can be done locally by me at an arranged place, maybe yours!! Full set $45.00, refills $35.00, repairs $5.00. Phone Anne 95771449 or 0429 952 927

Poppy your nearly 60 Your beard is grey and misty Fifty Eight is almost there Now you’ll start to loose your hair! You have a big beer gut Which sometimes gets you in a rut! You tickle us to the ground Then we hide so we can’t be found But one thing I know You love your family so With Hugs and kisses We give you Birthday wishes So have a great day On which you will pay!

Hugs and Kisses Love you Lots Jess

Sent in by June Attwood, Woodridge Written by her great grandaughter

to her Poppy.

NEERGABBY SALVAGE

Insulation silver backed rolls $20 per roll Mezanine Flooring $25—$35 each 1200/3 mtrs Baths $33 special Stackable retaining wall Blocks $2.10 per block Battens 2”x 1” 35 cents per metre Solid Jarrah 100/100 verandah posts $33 each Jarrah Planks 8”x 2”x 16ft long 5.7 CUSTOMORB $4.40 per mtr 9575 7548

Have A Great day at Willowbrook 1679 Gingin Brook Road Gingin WA

Sunday 23rd October 2005 10.30 AM Start

Wine Food and Music Festival 2 Tribute Performances to Tom Jones

by Wayne Stanley WA’s own Tom Jones

Cooking Demonstrations by Martin Gillespie Retro Chef Channel 7 & Waddi Bush Resort (with local produce)

Geranium World Beautiful Plants In Flower For sale

Honey Tasting & Sales, Olive Tasting & Sales

Wine tasting With the Local Wineries

The OZ Chilli man with His Wonderful Sauces & Cheese Jams Chutney & Relish, Airing of the Quilts

Quality Arts & Crafts, Local Fresh Produce

Tasting of Bio Dynamic Beef, Market

License Bar & Much More

Bring a Picnic or Enjoy Our Gourmet Sausage Sizzle & Hamburgers, Devonshire Teas

Entrance Fee $15 per Head Children Under 12 Free

Phone Kaye & Harry for More Information on 9575 7566

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