Our first meeting for this year will be next Saturday, 8th February, at Gerda’s place, 7, Lenore Crescent, at 10 am.
All welcome 🌻🌸🌺

Look out !  👀 February will soon be here and on Feb 2 we will commence a new Sunday teaching/ preaching series from the Book of Nehemiah.
‘Team=dream’
Narrabri 10am
Wee Waa 4pm

FREE CLASSES!

PRE & POST NATAL CLASSES - 6 WEEK BLOCK

Tara Foley, our Women's Health Physiotherapist is now offering Pre & Post Natal Educational Exercise

♀️Classes starting on Thursday March 5th.

♀️The classes will be held upstairs at the   Christian Outreach Centre from 2pm-3pm.

Make sure to wear your comfy clothing. Bubs are welcome to come along as well.

♀️BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL

If you require any further information or if you wish to book your spot, please call us on 67925007.

Save the date for April 18th. Car Boot sale at the Pilliga Community Centre.

Look out !  👀 February will soon be here and on Feb 2 we will commence a new Sunday teaching/ preaching series from the Book of Nehemiah.
‘Team=dream’
Narrabri 10am
Wee Waa 4pm

Look out !  👀 February will soon be here and on Feb 2 we will commence a new Sunday teaching/ preaching series from the Book of Nehemiah.
‘Team=dream’
Narrabri 10am
Wee Waa 4pm

Little athletics will commence in term 2, 29th April for children born up to Sept 2016. Keep an eye out here for online regos opening in March 2020.

#ridealongwithus
Seats available on the Gwabegar to Narrabri Bus Service on Wednesday 10th October. Contact us now on 6795 4265 or info@namoicare.org.au to book a seat or for future dates.

Its getting close to Netty time!! 
Details below surrounding the 2020 Winter Competition.

Competition to start Saturday 2nd of May

Registrations will be open shortly and will be due by 17/04/20. Costs listed below. 
Seniors - $135 
Juniors - $110 
NetSetGo - $110 
Non-Player - $55

Teams are restricted to a maximum of 4 representative players per team (senior and junior) with a limit of 12 players per team. Please contact the committee with any issues regarding this.

If you have any questions please contact the committee via email (narrabrinetball@hotmail.com) or private message the Facebook page! 😊

https://www.weewaashow.com.au/

E N T E R T A I N M E N T

We're excited to announce that Dean Whitton will be playing at our 2020 show on Saturday night, May 16th!

The English language is rich in idioms, phrases and sayings which are part of every-day speech, yet seldom do we consider the origin of their meanings. This is an exploration of historical etymology, most often traceable to the City of London. Even if you have to ‘rob Peter to pay Paul’ and it’s ‘raining cats and dogs’ on Monday night, you’d be ‘barking mad’ to miss this lecture!

From a shaky start in the new penal colony, the discovery of gold in Australia in the 19th Century led to great prosperity, wealth and, of course, population growth. The distinct and often unique jewellery that was created from our Australian goldfields is a fascinating part of our history. It is now highly sought after both here and overseas. Were the streets of Kalgoorlie really paved in gold?

The annual Local Government NSW Water Management Conference presents a broad range of information from a local government perspective on water management, issues associated with water supply and sewerage services provided by water utilities.

The event attracts delegates from NSW and interstate including councillors and general managers, water managers and professionals, policy makers from government agencies and key industry stakeholders.

Delegates have the opportunity to find out about the latest water policy initiatives and trends, receive updates on emergent technical issues, benchmark, network and further their professional development and team building capabilities.

This is the gripping and sometimes hilarious story of how a band of heroic curators and eccentric custodians saved Britain’s national heritage during their Darkest Hour. As Hitler’s forces gathered on the other side of the Channel to threaten the UK, men and women from London’s national museums, galleries and archives forged extraordinary plans to evacuate their collections to safety. Utilising country houses from Buckinghamshire to Cumbria, tube tunnels, Welsh mines and Wiltshire quarries, a team of unlikely heroes packed up their greatest treasures in a race against time. It was the sweltering summer of 1939.

Classical music reached a peak of perfection in Vienna during the last three decades of the Eighteenth Century, an era in which every aristocratic household worth its salt had a Kapelle or band of musicians to keep every-one entertained. In particular, the refined musical discourse of the string quartet was held to be the highest form of musical art; the elegant interplay of its various string instruments likened by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe to “four intelligent people conversing”. In this talk, Sandy examines the perfect storm of circumstances that made this extraordinary era possible. He looks at selected excerpts of Classical elegance at its finest, and considers the remarkable figure of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a musician rightly prized – and mythologised – as one of the greatest ever known.

Thinking about joining us in Forbes between 23 - 25 October? Find out a little bit more about our plans.....
Rural Women's Network
Amazing Forbes NSW

https://centralwestlachlanlandcare.org/2020/01/17/looking-at-landcare-17-1-2020/