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Arid Plants Botanic Garden, Sth Australia 2019.

Found in the Healing Garden.

Share your problems of thoughts and pain You

may find out that life has more to gain.

All people are the same within,

The hurts and feelings are what life will bring.

There is happiness along with pain

It stays around after teardrops have washed

away.

Most of you will surely know, that if you talk to

someone Lights of flowers will begin to grow.

Of beautiful colours of the world

Make all humankind in space a blue pearl.

So open your heart to some in need

Don’t be shy or shame, they are just like you and

me.

There will come a day when we will need to talk

to someone so you can breathe.

After this there will be ups and downs,

But look at life...there is love all around.

Sent in by Joan Ward

Monday

25th

May

Sovereign Hill Crafty Group

begins again

Sovereign

Hill

Wed

3rd

June

Weight Watchers resumes

Sovereign

Hill

Tues

Thurs

Sat

Moore Clothing has

reopened

Redfield

Park

Wed

8th

July

Neighbourhood Watch

Meeting

Sovereign

Hill

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GINGIN SCOUTS DAWN SERVICE

ANZAC we will remember them

We had a lovely tribute to our ANZACS where the residents of Pieter Place in Sovereign Hill took part in the Dawn Service, social distancing of course.

We had Ben our Gingin scout rising and lowering the flag which he did a fantastic job. We carried on with the service with the utmost respect to our fallen soldiers.

At the end of the service we had the traditional gunfire’s breakfast with bacon and egg burgers, rum and coffee. Thanks to Mark for cooking this for us, BBQ on the back of the trailer and it was all systems go.

Was lovely to see our Fire Brigade man Steve and Ambulance officers Lauren and Barry and Scout leader Jane all attend in full uniform.

Was a lovely service and very memorable indeed, one which will be remembers for a long, long time.

Lest We Forget

Jane Taylor

GUILDERTON ANZAC DAY

Anzac Day 2020

- The Country Club’s Anzac Day

Service had to be cancelled but thank you to Luke

Ellis for volunteering to do the morning ‘Last Post’

and Reveille at the flagpole. With the flag set at half

mast and a small wreath laid, the community had a

place to show their respect.

Woodridge Social Darts

Another month without darts so not much to report hopefully we will be all back playing in June. Joyce has been quite poorly in and out of hospital twice, but she is like a rubber ball keeps bouncing back. All the best Joyce, wishing you better future good health. Also, Joyce had a birthday but of course it had to be very basic but we still managed to get a cake to her and photo taken.

David also celebrated his Special 85th _{birthday but due} to social distancing no big party, but I also managed to see him to wish him a Happy Birthday from the darts group and take him a cake. We will get together to celebrate when we are able.

All the best David, for many more years to come.

Another Birthday in May was Terry Player - hope it was good Terry.

The Thursday dart ladies met at café verge 13 first time since social distancing but unfortunately the café was closed so some of us headed back to Brenda Douglas’ place for a cuppa and it was nice seeing familiar faces again. Hope next time back at the café it will be open. Like to send a hello to Jane Reed and hope you have coped well in the lock down.

Perhaps we will be back to almost normal next month so till then that is all from me so stay virus free and keep washing those hands

Dartydotcom.

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MOORE MEN’S SHED

Back in operation at last, got a nice ‘ring’ about it eh? Hard to believe it is almost June, EOFY and of course time for an AGM, time goes faster when you are older, seems like someone’s ‘wound up a spring’ and the world is turning faster? For us at the Men’s Shed we are completing our New Shed Project, tidying up the “Loose Ends” and getting ready for the Official Opening which will mark our third expansion over the last eight years.

As our Operational Year comes to a close and our AGM is fast approaching we are looking for the services of someone with a Banking/Accountancy/Bookkeeping background to help us with our Treasurer, for most of us are ‘hands on’ mechanical or woodworking people and finances just not our forte.

If there’s anyone out there who could assist us with our Bookkeeping, could you contact me on 0428 495 511, alternately you may know of someone we can follow up on? Appreciate your support.

Peter Winn

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The Guilderton Visitors Centre helps to promote local business by offering free advertising at the Guilderton Information Bay.

If you would like to advertise your business e.g.

accommodation for rent or local business services here for FREE please contact Kerry on 0437903138 for details.

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Crafty Patch

Hello friends; While we have all been isolating, some of our ladies have been busy making lap quilts for the Wheelchair Association and bags for the “Share the Dignity “ drive “In the bag” for November 2020.

We are all looking forward to being able to resume our Tuesday morning craft sessions, when eventually things return to normal.

COVID-19 Community Newsletter (Shire of Gingin)

The Shire has been producing a weekly COVID-19 newsletter for the past six weeks. It contains information that may assist during this pandemic crisis. You can access past editions on our Facebook page, or by requesting them by return email.

Hard copies will be distributed to those who have registered on our Vulnerable Persons Register and an electronic version has been emailed to those who have requested.

Again, my concern is that we are not capturing all of our vulnerable persons and would appreciate you disseminating throughout your local community. If you require a hard copy I can post out or send you however many you need with our Community Rangers.

We are all in this together. Kind regards Cher

TO SUBSCRIBE to either the paper or electronic version please head to the Shire's website - www.gingin.wa.gov.au/ coronavirus-covid-19.aspx. Alternatively contact the Communications & Marketing Officer on (08) 9575 5150 to provide your relevant details directly.

As another month of Covid-19 restrictions passes, we are pleased to report that our Takeaway Meals on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings have proved very popular! Changing specials each week and generous support of some members have seen us able to offer some free meals to some of our local community stalwarts and those who may be struggling in these difficult times. A big thank you to our members. We look forward to being open again when restrictions allow. The Golf Club is back in action albeit without proper flags or scrapers; the tennis courts are open but for single competition only; the Bowling Green is open but for members only and no hire bowls.

Our gorgeous Mother’s Day raffle was won by a new member, Shannon, and we will be running monthly raffles at the takeaway counter.

With the removal of the Regional Boundaries, we expect busier times & will be happy to welcome our country and city visitors back into town.

You will find the latest menu & specials on Facebook, Instagram and our website.

Linda & Bob Johnson

Vale James (Jim) Craig; It is with sad regret that the Guilderton Country Club must note the passing of Jim Craig, a Foundation Member of our Club and member of the Moore River Squires. Our condolences are extended to his family and long time friend Bruce Lauder.

WHEN YOU THOUGHT I WASN'T LOOKING

When you thought I wasn't looking I saw you hang my first painting on the refrigerator, and I immediately wanted to paint another one.

When you thought I wasn't looking I saw you feed a stray cat, and I learned that it was good to be kind to animals.

When you thought I wasn't looking I saw you make my favourite cake for me, and I learned that the little things can be the special things in life.

When you thought I wasn't looking I heard you say a prayer, and I knew that there is a God I could always talk to, and I learned to trust in Him.

When you thought I wasn't looking I saw you make a meal and take it to a friend who was sick, and I

learned that we all have to help take care of each other. When you thought I wasn't looking I saw you take care of our house and everyone in it, and I learned we have to take care of what we are given.

When you thought I wasn't looking I saw how you handled your responsibilities, even when you didn't feel good, and I learned that I would have to be responsible when I grow up.

When you thought I wasn't looking I saw tears come from your eyes, and I learned that sometimes things hurt, but it's all right to cry.

When you thought I wasn't looking I saw that you cared, and I wanted to be everything that I could be.. When you thought I wasn't looking I learned most of life's lessons that I need to know to be a good and productive person when I grow up.

When you thought I wasn't looking I looked at you and wanted to say,’ Thanks for all the things I saw when you thought I wasn't looking.'

Each of us (parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, teacher,

friend) influences the life of a child.

Guilderton Country

Club

Although the Visitors Centre’s doors are closed during this shutdown period, you can still read all about the area by going to our website: www.guildertonwa.com.au

However, saying that we do have a ‘guard bear’ on duty. Streaky aka ‘The Gambler” is keeping a keen eye out on the happenings in the surrounding area. So if you are down that way and see Streaky looking out of the window give him a little wave of acknowledgement as we don’t know how long he will need to be at his post.

Stay safe everyone. Wendy

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SOVEREIGN HILL GARDEN CLUB

You can never keep a good gardener down for too long. Put a large obstacle in our way we will soon plant something on it, in it or under it and make the best of it. So in true Gardening fashion, we found a way to hold our meetings in April and May. We all joined up electronically via Zoom and discussed what we were doing and what was growing in our gardens.

It was truly amazing how much work is being done in the gardens around the area. It ranges from weeding and raking to more ambitious projects of concrete pavers, raised vegetable gardens and redesigning reticulation systems.

It was great to catch up with members and hear what was happening in other peoples gardens. Hopefully, next month will be back to normal. If you would like to join us, contact Wendy on 0429938232 for more information.

Wendy

God made rainy days – so Gardeners could get the housework done.

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WHY?

Why are people in the public eye said to be 'in the limelight'?

BECAUSE

Invented in 1825, limelight was used in lighthouses and theatres by burning a cylinder of lime which produced a brilliant light. In the theatre, a performer 'in the limelight' was the Centre of attention.

It has been really great catching up with the ladies in our small group. Given that at present there are less than 10 of us we have been able to meet at private houses maintaining the correct distancing of course and from 25th

May back at Sovereign House as usual on Mondays (including Public Holidays) from 9.30 til noon.

We were of course disappointed that we could not host the Biggest Morning Tea this year, but we are planning for 17th

April 2021 already. We have a few recipes for our cook-book please send your favourite to either Dianne or Wendy ([email protected]). Most of us have recipes handed down by mothers, grandmothers, etc, mostly handwritten in a tattered (well, mine is) notebook. Please just take a photo with your phone and send to us, by text message is fine too. We are happy to type them up, and no doubt we will try a few recipes. We have been tossing up names for our cookbook, love to hear your suggestions for it.

Call Dianne on 0414-469-297 or Wendy on 0429-938-232 for any details regarding our craft group. Our Facebook Page is ‘Sovereign Hill Craft Group” and best email is [email protected]. Dianne and Wendy Coordinators

We would like to send our condolences to Carolee Peace and the Guilderton Bush Fire Brigade at the passing of Grahame Rivers their first lieutenant. Grahame served both at Woodridge and Guilderton Fire Brigades for many years, he will be sadly missed.

The Brigade had six callouts in the month ranging from bushfires to power pole fires this was due to dry conditions and burn offs that had been left unattended and had got away. This was elsewhere in the Shire. We should be in open burning season shortly and we ask that care be taken and any fires lit by residents are not left unattended.

James Morton Captain

Gingin West Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade.

Guilderton

Visitor Centre

GINGIN WEST VOLUNTEER

BUSH FIRE BRIGADE

Sovereign Hill

Crafty

Witches Group

Eagles hat, mittens and booties for newborn

Hi to all our wonderful netballers

I am sure you are feeling lost with not being able to be part of your netball team due to Covid 19. Please check out this initiative being conducted by Courtney Bruce, West Coast Fevers Captain and Live lighter ambassador.

It will be fun to join in & I am sure you will pick up some very useful tips.

https://westcoastfever.com.au/coachedbycourtney

Jenny Walker

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Guilderton Library

Well after these trying times we are pleased to say we are now allowed to reopen.

There will be strict guide lines that we must adhere to: If you have a cold or flu like symptoms please do not visit. Social distancing allows a limit of 2 members in the library at any one time (not including the volunteer). Hand sanitiser is available and we ask you to please use it. Our team will disinfect work stations and door handles etc. As it has been some time since we were open, please can you return any outstanding books as there will be other people waiting to borrow them.

Our hours are: Wed 2 to 4 pm and Sat 9.30 to 12 noon Thank you all for your support.

Madeline Henshaw

0415 902 038

Red Hat Ladies

Over the past few weeks our Red Hatters have been keeping in touch via Zoom meetings, and then with coffee morning at private houses when the required distancing, etc could be maintained. Our first ‘face-to-face’ outing was at Two Rocks for lunch on 20th _{May, we met up with}

some of our ladies from ‘Across the Border’ and enjoyed a lovely lunch accompanied by live Music - what a treat. We are back to meeting fortnightly which is delightful, 7-8 weeks of catching up to get done!

This is the poem ‘Warning’ by Jenny Joseph which has become the ‘Anthem’ for Red Hatting

When I am an old woman I shall wear purple With a red hat, which doesn’t go, and doesn’t suit me. And I shall spend my pension on brandy and summer gloves And satin sandals, and say we’ve no money for butter. I shall sit down on the pavement when I am tired And gobble up samples in shops and press alarm bells And run my stick along public railings

And make up for the sobriety of my youth. I shall go out in my slippers in the rain And pick flowers in other people’s gardens And learn to Spit.

You can wear terrible shirts and grow more fat And eat three pounds of sausages at a go Or only bread and pickle for a week

And hoard pens and pencils and beermats and things in boxes.

But now we must have clothes that keep us dry And pay our rent and not swear in the street And set a good example for the children.

We must have friends for dinner and read the papers. But maybe I ought to practise a little now?

So people who know me are not too shocked and surprised When suddenly I am old and start to wear purple.

Email address is [email protected] or call or message Dianne on 9577-1430 or 0414-469-297 if you would like to know more about Red Hatters, ladies of ALL ages welcome.

Dianne Millar

Things to do in the garden for June

Veges for planting in June: Beans*, Beetroot*, Broad Beans, Broccoli, Cabbage, Carrots*, Cauliflower, Cucumber*, Celery, Chive, Garlic*, Kale, Kohl Rabi, Leek, Lettuce*, Onions, Spring Onions, Parsnips, Peas*, Potatoes, Radish*, Silver beet, Spinach, Swede, and finally, Turnips (* Plant direct in the bed, plant others in containers for transplanting later). Planting a few seeds each week or fortnight will spread the crop harvesting time. The season’s crop for Peas, Beans and Onions can all be planted at once. Onions can be stored, and peas and beans crop continuously for weeks, although spreading the planting ensures a longer cropping period. Vegetables that grow fast can be spread over time for their planting. Apply liquid fertiliser to developing vegetables. Plant potatoes, chives and shallots and mound the soil around potatoes already growing to help prevent infestation by the potato moth. Plant rhubarb and asparagus crowns in enriched soil with old manure, super-phosphate, and blood and done. Give older plants a feed of manure and blood and bone. Blood and bone is soluble and will be taken up by the plants sooner and manure slowly breaks down and feeds over time. Plant your April and May seedlings into beds or larger containers.

Jobs to do -

Check the moisture content of your compost bin. Dig out those lawn weeds - I've noticed clover and broadleaf weeds really smothering lawns recently so get on your hand and knees and pull them out. I prefer pulling where I can rather than spraying chemicals. There is a real satisfaction in pulling a weed from a lawn and seeing an instant result versus spraying and waiting to see the results eventually. Plus, once you dig it out the lawn can start growing back straight away. You can smother weeds - the weeds around here will be abundant with the recent rain and continuous sun. Smother them with a thick layer of mulch or pull them out by hand. Don't let them go to seed. For weeds it’s an easy equation - one years seed = seven years weed (or even worse).

Plant deciduous trees, shrubs and climbers - deciduous plants are going dormant as the weather cools, sucking all the energy they have saved in their leaves back into their roots. Use this time to plant bare rooted fruit and deciduous plants in time for a Spring growth spurt. Remember to prepare the ground where they are going to give them the best chance of surviving and flourishing in the coming months.

Prune roses in late June/early July. Perth's sunny weather results in roses often flowering all year round. Take the opportunity of the colder weather to begin the roses’ yearly heavy prune and remember to feed them after with a good slow release fertiliser. Don't stress if you do not get around to it in late June, July is fine too.

Spray those fruit trees. Control fungal disease, mites, scale and aphids. Spray peaches for leaf curl and your apples and pears may be affected by codling and light brown apple moth. Spray fruit trees with Bordeaux mixture or copper oxychloride, and at the end of July, with dormant oil. Check citrus and other fruit trees, palms, ferns, orchids, roses and eucalypts for scale insects. The presence of sooty mould or ants on the plants can be a clue that scale is nearby. Use an old toothbrush to gently brush the scale off with diluted white oil, but spray heavy infestation with white oil, and cut off and burn badly damaged stems and leaves.

Happy gardening :-) Nathan

Recent Bushfires...a positive outcome for Seabird.

Even horror stories for some may eventually have a positive outcome somewhere...

Seabird residents on the eastern side of the township are delighted that fire breaks (aka hazard reduction strategies) have been made around the Water Supply Tank precinct, Communications Tower and all along the boundary road Harolds Way) with the Bush.

Many thanks to those responsible and salutations to all our State Emergency Workers.

Now an emergency escape route suitable for all types of vehicles including gophers and wheelchairs still remains on my Wishlist.

Joan Ward

Notes From

Seabird

Join in the fun,

meet new friends,

join your local….

MOORE RIVER WEIGHT

WATCHERS

Well we are back!! On June 3rd_{, unless anything}

unforeseen happens, we plan to start back at Weight Watchers, same place, same time.

We will still be adhering to the covid-19 stage 2 plan. As we have 14 members and not all attend every week we will be able to practice social distancing and will certainly have plenty of sanitizer available.

Our main committee are having a meeting to work out everything we can do to keep our members safe.

Over the last 2 months some members have still been sending their weights into me so I can record them on their card. This has kept us in touch but I know we are all looking forward to getting back together again. We welcome any new members who would like to join our group, no obligation, just pop in, have a cuppa and see if it is something you would like to do each week. We must continue to do all we can to keep this virus at bay so we can get back to some normality.

Take care Jae Watson, Vice President MRWW

Affiliated with WW Federation WA (Inc.)

Wednesday morning 9am for 9.30am start Sovereign Hill House

Annual fee $5.00 | Weekly fee $3.00

Moore Clothes has reopened and we are accepting donations again (the blue bin is back on the verandah). We are in the process of unpacking winter clothes so come in and look through our range.

If you would just like a tea or coffee and chat we can do that too. We have really missed our catch up with the locals.

In these changing times, we will need to follow some strict COVID-19 guidelines when entering our premises but these will be explained to you on arrival. Stay safe everyone and hope to see you soon.

Thanks Julie 0410582817

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In May the lower coastal computer group had its normal meeting using two sessions of Zoom. It worked pretty well by muting all participants and then sharing the screen from one computer and conducting a lesson as normal. That computer had wifi obviously, so we had a lesson on Facebook. Poor Jenny got left out of the invite to the second lesson (Huge apologies) and she is our Facebook expert so that didn't go so well!

We are hoping that the Woodridge hall will be open to small groups in June but as at time of writing the Shire has not given us their blessing. If that is the case we will continue to use zoom every Thursday evening for our weekly glass of wine and catch up which has been a real laugh.

Anne Stroud

"Your unfailing love, O Lord, is as vast as the heavens, your faithfulness reaches beyond the clouds. Your righteousness is like the mighty mountains, your justice like the ocean depths. You care for people and animals alike, O Lord. How precious is your unfailing love, O God! All humanity finds shelter in the shadow of your wings." Psalm 36:5-7 New Living Bible. The Lord says, "I will rescue those who love me. I will protect those who trust in my name. When they call on me, I will answer; I will be with them in trouble. I will rescue and honour them. I will reward them with a long life, and give them my salvation." Psalm 91:14-16 New Living Bible

MOORE PRAYER: Our small group is praying

for people and needs in this area, so feel free

to contact us should you have any particular

need that we can include in our prayers.

Phone:

Sue 0419 035 777 or Judy 0429 108 892

IF YOU REQUIRE AN AMBULANCE

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Post

Call 0488 221 881

Lower Coastal

Computer Sessions

9am - 11am @ Woodridge Hall

First Thursday of every month

Just $4 to cover expenses

The Lions Hearing Clinic

3rd Tuesday of every month

Library, 255 Vins Way.

To Book an appointment phone 1800 054 667

www.earscience.org.au/lions-hearing

[email protected]

Every Tuesday from 10-12 pm

Every Thursday from 2– 4.30 pm

Every Saturday from 10 am—12 pm

at the Redfield Park Community shed.

Need help? Or know someone who

does?

We accept donations of good quality clothing, footwear and bedding. Donations can be left at

the Blue donation bin in Redfield Park or dropped off while open on Thursdays &

Saturdays,

or on Tuesday 10am - 12 noon. We offer free coffee, cake and tea and would

love you to pop in for a cuppa and a chat.

For more info call: Julie 0410 582 817

PLUMBING

DOG GROOMING

GARDENING

THERMOMIX

HOLIDAYS

Guilderton Golf Club is back in business, playing a very modified game under the Covid-19 conditions. New fixtures have been drawn up without trophy donors and measures have been put in place to ensure social distancing.

Currently the normal flagsticks have been replaced with smaller versions that are to be left in the hole at all times. The scrapers have been removed and without the greens being watered putting is more challenging than ever. Presentations after golf have been replaced by emailed and Facebook results thanks to captain Phil Flavell.

Results are as follows: Saturday 2nd _May

1st Brenno 37, 2nd _{Geoff Liddelow 32}

Best Front 9 Mens Phil Flavell 18 Ladies Roma Prince 18 Best Back 9 Mens Brenno 20 Ladies Anne Gault 14 & Linda Johnson 14

Best Par 3 total Mens Brenno 14 Ladies Linda Johnson 14 Ferrets Linda Johnson #12 & Phil Flavell #6

Saturday 9th May

1st.Bob Johnson 36, 2nd.Irene Street 33 OCB Best Front 9 Geoff Liddelow 19 and Lynn Malone 20 Best Back 9 Tod Dewer 22 and Anne Gault 21

Best Par 3 total Wayne Brennan & Tom Dewer 15 and Lynn Malone 15

Shammy: Tom Dewer and Richard Prince

Ferrets: Roma Prince, Irene Street, Kevin Malone & Bob Johnson (3)

Birdie Pot: Kevin Malone #12 & Bob Johnson #13 Saturday 16th _May

1st Lynn Malone 36, 2nd Phil Flavell 35,

Best Front 9 Ladies Linda Johnson 17, Mens Phil Flavell 17 Best Back 9 Ladies Lynn Malone 22, Mens Phil Flavell 18 Best Par 3 total Ladies Linda Johnson 16 Mens Richard Prince and Kevin Malone 14

Ferrets, Anne Gault, Linda Johnson & Lynn Malone

Stay well and we will see you back on the course and in the Country Club. Allan Wetherly Secretary

Guilderton Golf Club

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S.M.I.L.E Moore

We Sing, Mime, Inspire, Laugh,

Entertain Moore

We are a group of people that meet every second Tuesday at 3.30pm at Sovereign House to have fun!!

No experience or talent required just an appetite for laughter and fun…

Any queries please contact Sue 0417-978-281 or send an email to [email protected]

Hi to everyone, hope you are all well taking care and now happy that we are out of “lockdown” and able to enjoy life again catching up with your families and friends.

Unfortunately the Bowling Club Greens are still closed to the public as only members are permitted to roll until further notice, using your own equipment, but hoping this will be just for a short time as things progress with the COVID19 virus. Once the greens are open we look forward to having Scroungers on Thursday & Sunday, hoping everyone can come and enjoy social times together again.

FURTHER NOTICE WILL BE IN THE NEXT NEWSLETTER.

New members are always welcome so please come and join the bowling club. Great times are had by all with lots of fun and social enjoyment. Bowls are available for new bowlers and we have two experienced coaches that can give all the advice you need.

For all information call Ian Hastings on 0428 842 090 or Phil Rouse 0408 122 191

Take care, stay safe. See you on the green before long. Dot Branch

Guilderton Bowling

Club

Calling for volunteers for Lancelin Community Car

We have a need for volunteers to drive the Lancelin Community Car for clients required to get to medical and ancillary provider appointments as they have no means of getting to their medical appointments otherwise.

Our service had been cancelled from 18 March due to Covid-19, but we now have the ok to go ahead and offer the service for medical appointments. The car is being deep cleaned on Wednesday and sanitiser and wipes will be provided for each drive for both driver and client. Social distancing is possible if the client is seated in the back seat passenger side. Drives recommence for appointments from Monday 25 May 2020.

The car is housed in Lancelin. Full induction on procedures about drives and use of the car is provided. Look forward to hearing from you. Lou

Regular events...

New and old participants are always welcomed

The Moore River News is distributed to PO Boxes in Woodridge, Guilderton Post Office, Seabird, and delivered to Sovereign Hill and Redfield Park properties. Printed by Xpress Printing in Joondalup. Available on our website moorerivernews.com.au

Each Mon Craft Group Sovereign Hill Each Mon Youth Group Woodridge Each Tues Crafty Patch Woodridge Each Tues Social Darts Woodridge Every 2nd Tues SMILE Moore Sovereign Hill Each Tue/Thur Moore Men’s Shed Guilderton Each Wed Red Robin Playgroup Woodridge Each Wed Golf Scroungers Guilderton Each Wed Weight Watchers Sovereign Hill Every other Wed Demure Damsels _{(Red Hatters)} Various

Outings Each Wed/Sat Library Guilderton 1st Wed/mthly Sun City Artists Two Rocks

Each Thurs Yoga Wise Woodridge Each Thurs/Sat Bowling Guilderton Each Thurs Moore Clothes Redfield Park 1st Thurs/mthly Motorbike Club Yanchep Inn 1st Thurs/mthly Computer Group Woodridge 2nd Thurs/mthly CWA meeting Two Rocks 1st & 3rd Fri Shed Quilters Redfield Park Last Fri/mthly Games Group Guilderton Each Sat/Wed Library Guilderton Each Sat Golf Competition Guilderton Each Sat Moore Clothes Redfield Park 2nd Sat/mthly Garden Club Sovereign Hill

Gingin Primary Health Service

Gingin Business Centre Brockman St, Gingin, 6503

...offers a wide range of free services. They are open at various times Monday to Friday. Services include Silver Chain, Mental Health, Podiatry, Social work, Community Midwifery and Child and Community Nursing, Occupational Therapy and Dietetics.

Phone 9561 0270 to find out more and/or make an appointment. There is a newsletter you can subscribe to. Email: [email protected].au