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Merry Christmas & Happy New Year ISSUE 1937 14th December 2020 WEATHER Post Office Hours Yandy Christmas tree Page 2 Page 3 Page 3 Silverchain Aero Medical Church News Page 5 Page 8 Page 7 & 12 Merry Christmas & Happy New Year This is the last issue for 2020 Next issue out Monday 1st February 2021 Mingenew Matters Issue 1936 IMPORTANT DATES DECEMBER 2020 Sunday 20th Yandy Christmas Tree TUE WED THU FRI SAT 12o 28o 17o 31 o 17o 36o 17o 34o 17o 34o UPDATE We will now be publishing fortnightly on Mondays. If you would like to advertise in the Matters we need it by 12pm Friday. Thank you for your understanding and support. [email protected] Mingenew Matters Newsletter is compiled by the Mingenew Community Resource Centre Open Mon-Fri 9am - 4pm Phone: (08) 9928 1264 Fax: (08) 9928 1392 DISCLAIMER Advertisement, Advertorial and community editorial copy in the Mingenew matters are the responsibility of the author/advertiser. The views expressed are not necessarily those of the Mingenew Matters. While the Mingenew Matters makes every reasonable effort to ensure that no misleading claims or statements are made, responsibility is not accepted by the Mingenew Matters for statements made or for failure of any product or service to give satisfaction. Inclusion of a product or service should not be construed as an endorsement or recommendation by the Mingenew Matters or the Mingenew Community Resource Centre. The Editor has the right without any given reason to withhold any letter or written article from publication should that letter or written article be considered offensive or if the letter or written article is deemed to be in the form of libel. All written letters or articles must have the full name and address of the person who has written the letter or article, the letter must be signed and dated. Editor Candice Lupton, Mingenew Community Resource Centre Ph: (08) 9928 1264 or email [email protected] 2 Mingenew Matters Issue 1937 Please note that during January the Mingenew Post Office will be closed for lunch between 12pm & 1pm and closed at 4pm Monday to Friday. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. Yandy **CHANGECHRISTMAS OF DATE** TREE Sunday 20th December SAVE THE6pm DATE Friday 20th December **CHANGE OF DATE** 3 Mingenew Matters Issue 1937 Make the most from your fertilizer investment As your local Area Manager, Juliet McDonald is keen to assist you with all of your fertilizer decisions this season. So whether it’s soil testing, nutritional advice, fuel gauges, or simply an on-farm appointment to discuss your requirements, give Juliet a call today. Mobile: 0429 945 332 Email: [email protected] Electrical & AirConditioning Domestic Commercial Farming Industrial EC006760 We are looking for an Apprentice We are a small company based in Carnamah who deals with a varied range of electrical services including general electrical, solar power and airconditioning We will provide you with a full time, long term opportunity to achieve a diverse trade certificate To be successful you would need to be eager to learn, hardworking, well presented and punctual Drivers license preferred but not essential, Accommodation is available Immediate start EMAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 9951 1414 4 Mingenew Matters Issue 1937 Silver Chain – Caring for the Community Silver Chain Mingenew Health Centre December 2020/January 2021 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Closed Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Closed 8:30 – 4:00 8:30 – 4:00 8:30 – 4 :00 08:30 – 3.00 8:30 – 4:00 GP Available Pathology Day Pathology Day 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Closed Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Closed 8:30 – 4:00 08:30 - 3.00 8:30 – 4 :00 8:30 – 4:00 8:30 – 4:00 GP Available Pathology Day Pathology Day Child Health 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Closed Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Closed Closed 8:30 – 4:00 8:30 – 4:00 8:30 – 4:00 8:30 – 4:00 Pathology Day GP Available. Pathology Day 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 Closed Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Closed Closed Closed 8:30 – 4:00 8:30 - 4.00 8:30 – 4:00 Pathology Day GP Available Pathology Day REMOTE AREA NURSE - PH: 99281043 *PRESENTATIONS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY, EXCEPT IN THE CASE OF AN EMERGENCY!! CHILDREMOTE HEALTH NURSE NURSE BY APPOINTMENTCHILD HEALTH ONLY - PH: 99543213GP IS BY orAPPOINTMENT 0428541101 GP AVAILABLE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - PH: 99568999 PH: 99281043 PH: 99270200 PH: 99568999 COVID HOTLINE 1800 020 080 5 Mingenew Matters Issue 1937 FREE SCRIPTS DELIVERY TO MINGENEW Did you know you can get your medical scripts delivered to Mingenew free of charge???? The Mingenew Silverchain Branch Committee funds free delivery of all scripts from Dongara Pharmacy on Wednesday and Friday. TheseNEW PICKare delivered UP LOCATION: to Palm Roadhouse Mingenew for pick Post up. Office PleasePlease talk talk to toPeta Andrea and Andrea or Sarah-Jane at the clinic ator theDongara clinic or PharmacyDongara onPharmacy 9927 1132 on who 9927 can 1132.give you more details. Thank you for supporting your local Mingenew Silverchain and Dongara Pharmacy. The Mingenew Silverchain Branch Committee would like to thank our wonderful donations that help to support this free service for our community. Please contact the committee for more information or how you can donate on [email protected] or call Corrina (President) on 0417410861. 6 Mingenew Matters Issue 1937 Mingenew: Cnr Victoria & Irwin Sts Dongara: Cnr Waldeck & Church Sts COMING PO Box 126 Dongara WA 6525 Events Phone: 9927 2107 [email protected] MINGENEW SERVICE anglicandm.org.au Mingenew Service is Christmas Eve 7pm “Christmas Trivia” With just over 3 weeks to Christmas, I thought that it would a good opportunity for a bit of Christmas trivia to see how well we know the true Christmas story. The 25th of December is the actual day that Jesus was born? CHRISTIAN WOMEN’S COFFEE MORN- ING DONGARA CHRISTIAN CENTRE True or False 10.30AM FRI 11TH DECEMBER How many wise men visited Jesus? PRAYER FOR THE WEEK Heavenly Father, we pray this a) 3 b) 2 c) we don’t know week for men in our community. Empower these sons, husbands, How did Mary and Joseph travel to Bethlehem? fathers, brothers and friends to do a) by donkey b) by car c) we don’t know good and care for those around them. Look after those who are What gift did the little drummer boy give to Jesus? unwell in body and mind. Give all blokes the courage to be vulnera- a) an Xbox b) nothing, the little drummer boy is a fictional song c) his playing ble, the strength to admit weak- How were the shepherds led to Jesus? ness. Enable them to know how much you care for them amen a) by an angel b) by a star c) by google maps Saturday 5th Dec Women’s Event - Christmas Card Making Event - Who visited Jesus on his birthday? location St John’s Anglican Church Dongara 2pm due to Covid-19 a) the shepherds and wisemen b) the shepherds c) Santa restrictions RSVP will be needed by 28th Nov to Leonie on 0438 609 Answers 154 CHURCH OFFICE False (this date was actually chosen to replace the winter solstice pagan festival) Matt Morrison (Resident Minister) c) we don’t know (again the Bible doesn’t actually say how they travelled, just that they travelled from Nazareth to Bethlehem) 2 Church St. Dongara b) nothing, the little drummer boy is a fictional song (the little drummer boy is a Christmas song believed to be written in the 40’s) a) by an angel (see Luke 2:8-12) Vision Radio b) the shepherds (the wisemen arrived around two years after Jesus’ birth, see Matthew 2:1-16) These answers have come from the Biblical account of Jesus’ birth, which has been recorded for us in 88 FM the beginning of Matthew’s and Luke’s gospel. Why don’t you have a read of the true Christmas story for yourself to find out more about the good news of Jesus’ birth. Or if you would prefer, I would love to sit down and read it with you over coffee. May God bless you. Mat Morrison Prepare….. Proclaim…. Know Christ 7 Mingenew Matters Issue 1937 From 23rd December 2020 the Midwest Aero Medical Clinic will be held each Wednesday From 13th January 2021 the visiting Doctor each Wednesday will be on a rotation which will be subject to change To make an appointment please ring 9956 8999 8 Mingenew Matters Issue 1937 The Festive Season and Your Mental Health The Festive Season isn't a happy time for everyone, and can often be stressful, lonely or overwhelming. Here are some tips for looking after your mental health over the Christmas period. Stay Connected Staying connected is particularly important this year, with many of our loved ones out of reach. Pick up the phone, video chat, or send a nice Christmas card to 1 keep you in contact with your nearest and dearest. Lend a Helping Hand Caring for others can make you feel good! Volunteer for a local charity, have a chat with your neighbour, give an elderly family member a phone call and check on 2 your mates! Give Yourself a Break Lower your 'perfect Christmas' expectations and don't ask too much of yourself! Set boundaries and say no to things you don't enjoy, or to tasks that will overload you. 3 Take Time out for You Christmas can be stressful!! The holidays can be hectic, overwhelming and a little too much! Remember to take time out for yourself.
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