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February 2021 Issue #18 Woolgoolga and the Northern Beaches February 2021 issue #18 WOOPI NEWS – WOOLGOOLGA AND THE NORTHERN BEACHES – ISSUE 18 – FEBRUARY 2021 – 1 February 2021 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 Share this Contact Listen Spend Learn a new Forgive calendar with an old wholeheartedly some time skill from a someone someone you friend via to someone in friend or share for a think would phone, email today nature one of yours mistake enjoy it or post with them 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Ask Look Check in Start Do something Try to Make or buy someone how bring smiles into the mirror with someone to read a Kind and new book a gift as a they feel and and tell who may unexpected to as many and promise surprise take the time yourself “You be for your people as yourself to for someone to really listen partner possible today are enough” feeling lonely f inish it 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Start a Make Prioritise the Buy Give unused Give yourself Tell conversation a wish things that from a items or a gift permission someone you with someone love for make you feel small voucher to a to rest you don’t them someone good business charity today know 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Leave Go Write a letter Sit and listen Write a Make Spend time a “Hope you’re outside and to someone to the postive review someone with a having a good take note of 5 who makes you sounds of for a local laugh friend day” note on things that are feel good and nature business out loud tell them why someone’s car beautiful 28 Compliment a Stranger 2 – WOOPI NEWSDo – Small WOOLGOOLGA Things AND THE NORTHERN with BEACHESGreat – LoveISSUE 18 -– FEBRUARYMother 2021 Teresa Download your own pdf version to keep or share at woopinews.com.au/kindnessproject Welcome to Woopi News www.woopinews.com.au - [email protected] - 0410 052 601 - ABN 27 728 512 311 It’s February already! What an issue we have for you. We have the second instalment in our Kindness Project. It was lovely hearing from different people who were joining in and completing the daily actions during January. The idea is to spread a bit of kindness, to others and to yourself. We’d love to hear your stories, whether it be about giving or receiving. It’s Valentine’s Day this month so, if you head straight to page 14, (especially chosen), we feature some gift ideas for you. As usual, we really, the hard work that was put into the with you our new page, The Feel really want you to keep shopping local. organising these picnic races and Good Page, which features anything Pages 4 and 5 will tell you the story the disappointing way it all came to and everything that makes you feel behind our stunning front page photo. an end. Head to page 28 to find out good. Yoga, a trip to the hairdresser or Pages 10 and 11 share with you some more. Thanks to Di for the collection beautician, a drug free way to improve more entries from our Images of of photos, many taken by her husband your sleep and so on. You’ll find this on Woolgoolga Photo Competition. Bob. If you want to see more, let us page 18. We have close to 200 entries so far, know and we’ll see what we can do. Don’t forget that you can now with ‘Surfing Roo’ being the most Thank you to our new advertisers subscribe to have Woopi News voted for at the moment. You have to this month, Flavour Mediterranean delivered to your letterbox. $30 for 6 vote via the app which you can find Restaurant, The Headlight Man, months and $60 for 12 months. We at www.woopinews.com.au/photo- Gurminder Saro from One Agency and are still available for free at our regular competition, but if you aren’t able to Six Degrees Co-Working Hub. outlets, in particular Eco Threads, to use the app, please email us your If it wasn’t XS Surf, Taffy’s, bcu, Woolgoolga selection and Woopi News can vote for their Newsagency, Nourished Earth, Sandy for you. eel good page the f AERIAL YOGA support we Beach Shop, Surf Street Cafe, Corindi Wed 8-9am and 5.30-6.30pmFri 8-9am Yoga Classes Haircuts at Home Our Human of the Month this Located In Woolgoolga* 3 x classes $40, 1 x class $15 Functional Or I’ll Come To You Weekend Classes/ wouldn’t Post Office, Red Rock Shop and Workshops on request 5-7 people Mindful Womens $20 - Restyle $25 month, is the lovely Sukhi Hundall. Jankianand Studio – 0403 126 904 Mens $20 Heart-felt Under 10 $10 be able to Mullaway Store. Children: YOGA MEDITATION Over 10 $15 Vinyasa Flow Mon & Thu 5.30-6.30pm Head straight to page 12 if you can’t Colours Available By Request. Gentle Yoga Therapy Tues 5-6pm * Travel Costs may APPLY All classes end with a diverse range of meditation – $10 bring you Woolgoolga & Mullaway For Appointments Woolgoolga Community Hall, 8 Boundary Street We hope you enjoy this edition and, as wait to see her beautiful face. Thanks Book at anna miley.com Phone Elesha 0413 771 534 Woopi Hair by Sarah always, we love to hear your feedback. to Garreth Nicholls for being our HOM BIOGLAN SLEEP TABLETS are a natural remedy This page is to News to help promote a restful sleep. The active ingredient, Melatonin promote anything is naturally occurring in the Send it to or give us a review on human body and when we get contributor and photographer. low we can have problems with that makes you our sleep habits. By boosting our melatonin levels, we can feel good. each promote a healthy sleep pattern to help ensure you get a restful night's sleep.Essential oils facebook and we’ll share it to our like lavender or chamomile can be used in addition to our please email natural remedy to help promote Woopi that Was this month is pretty relaxation before bed." month. [email protected] website. [email protected] special. Woopi News was lucky for more details Sandy Beach - 0499 358 267 (02) 6654 1893 We are 32 Emerald Heights Drive Cheers, Lisa and Brad. enough to have a chat with one of Emerald Beach also the committee members (Di Weeks), Beauty & Skin Therapist pleased Waxing Specialist of the Woolgoolga Picnic Charity Nail Technician to Race Days that were held back in By Appointment Only – Phone Emma on 0408 442 187 share the 80s and 90s. Di filled me in on ♻ Please recycle your edition. If you’re not saving it, pass it on to someone else or take it back to the shop you picked it up from. Also please don’t forget to tell our advertisers ...‘You saw them One of the photos you can vote for in the Images of Woolgoolga Photo Competition in Woopi News!’ WOOPI NEWS – WOOLGOOLGA AND THE NORTHERN BEACHES – ISSUE 18 – FEBRUARY 2021 – 3 Woolgoolga Performing Arts Studio How beautiful is our front page photo of Woolgoolga The Woolgoolga Performing Arts Studio (WPAS) is Performing Arts Dancer Aleisha Quay? putting Woolgoolga on the cultural map, with so The Photographer is Ben Adams from Blank Ave Photography. many great performances month after month. I didn’t get the names of the water bucket throwers. It sure WPAS is celebrating it’s second year in 2021. What a year looks like the shoot would have been lots of fun. it was for their first one. Even in the midst of a pandemic and closing their doors for four months, they still managed to create numerous performance opportunities, offer professional examinations, write, produce and film a theatrical dance film, open a new branch ‘The Valley’ in Coramba and produce some incredible Student Productions! You can guarantee that at WPAS, you have the freedom to choose how much or how little you partake in - their specialty is providing as many classes, programs and opportunities as possible so YOU can choose the best option for your family. It’s going to be an amazing year! With so many classes, training and opportunities on offer, in not just dance, but all facets of the Performing Arts such as Singing, Acting, Musical Theatre, Piano & Guitar lessons. They can’t wait to meet you and find the right program for you and your family. If you would like to trial their classes and see the studios in action there are $25 Trial Packages available (try everything you want!) between Monday February 1st and Saturday Feb 6th. So if you’d like to register to try a full week of classes before enrolling, please email them at info@ woolgoolgaperformingartsstudio.com to register your spot! Their studio can be found at 14 Featherstone Drive, plus they also have another one at the Coramba Valley which is located at the Coramba Hall. www.woolgoolgaperformingartsstudio.com.au But wait there’s more ... Did you know Woolgoolga is home to Independent Theatre Company NAIDU Theatre Co? NOW TAKING ENROLMENTS FOR 2021 4 – WOOPI NEWS – WOOLGOOLGA AND THE NORTHERN BEACHES – ISSUE 18 – FEBRUARY 2021 NAIDU Theatre Co Affiliated with Woolgoolga Performing turns. At the time, the Indians only really Arts Studio, NAIDU Theatre has been Currently, they are writing their first knew of the ‘Agreement’ to be a established since 2018 and proudly original musical play, music and contract they signed - which meant the produces shows that tell stories from composition included.
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