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URANQUINTY PROGRESS ASSOCIATION Inc
This year has already proved to be a busy one for the UPA. Following on from the Uranquinty Community Safety Group (UCSG)
emergency evacuation day in October, a community barbeque will be held at the Hall on Saturday 9 May which will continue
the process of informing the community about emergency safety plans.
Wagga Wagga City Council will provide the opportunity for Community Consultation on the Village Overland Flood Flow Studies
at the Community Hall on Tuesday 24 March from 7pm. More information on flood planning can be obtained at: http://
yoursaywagga.com.au/floodfutures. We look forward to seeing members of the community at this important information session.
ANZAC Day (Saturday 25 April 2015) is not far away. Our committee has been busy once again organising the service and
March. Remember to put this event on your calendar. The Annual East v’s West Cricket match will also be on again at the oval
during the afternoon. More details of the afternoon events will be advertised closer to the day.
The UPA is currently in the final development stage of a website for Uranquinty and the Online Committee hope to have the
site live before Easter, so please keep your eye out for this new page which will provide access for residents and visitors to
information on our village, and what’s happening here. If you have any suggestions, comments or events you would like
included on the website, please email [email protected] with details. We have both business and community pages
and if you would like to have some input please email your contribution by 31 March.
Work on planning for the Eco-Cultural Garden is still ongoing and Riverina Water have been approached regarding the use of
their water storage tower site on the corner of Best and Uranquintry Streets as the optimal site for the garden. To date we
have not received any formal response to our request but will post any information on the website as it comes to hand to
ensure that everyone is aware of developments.
The condition of road surfaces on Grady’s Road and Connorton Street has again been raised with Council. They have
responded that budget constraints impact on the maintenance of their existing sealed road network and that currently there are
no plans to seal Connorton Street or Grady’s Road. However, if there are particular issues you would like to raise with Council,
there is a useful app available for smartphones called “Snap Send Solve” which enables a photo and brief report to be sent to
Council advising them of any issues for which Council is responsible. UPA has had some success using this app to upgrade
waste bins in the rest area and playground.
For those who would like to make use of our wonderful community hall please contact Kate Salmon on 6922 9899.
Thank you, to all who attend regular UPA meetings and support the association, I encourage all residents of the village to
come and participate in our monthly meetings and events.
Finally I would like to wish everyone a safe and Happy Easter. Enjoy the break and we wish you and your family a peaceful
and relaxing holiday.
Meetings are held monthly (7:30pm, 2nd Tuesday of each month at the Hall)
Next meeting 14 April 2015
News from the Uranquinty Power Station
For more information on the following items or queries relating to the power station, please call
1800 465 719.
Uranquinty’s “New Kitchen Rules”
Wagga Wagga City Council and Origin have
teamed up to support the Uranquinty
Community with the installation of a new
kitchen in the Uranquinty Neighbourhood
Centre. This will create a more appropriate
evacuation centre and make it more attractive
for hosting events.
Representatives from Uranquinty Power Station,
the
Uranquinty Neighbourhood Centre and Wagga
Wagga
City Council inspect the new
kitchen
New Community Noticeboards for
Uranquinty
Origin is pleased to provide ongoing support for
the local community with the delivery of three new
noticeboards, located at the Shop, the
Neighbourhood Centre and the Community Hall.
In addition to providing a central point for local
information, these boards will keep the community
informed during emergency situations.
Clean Up Australia Day in Uranquinty
On 24 February, the team from the Power Station
once again
supported the Wagga Wagga City
Council’s annual ‘Clean Up Australia Day’ activities
with a clean up of the Uranquinty Cross Road. Several
bags of rubbish were collected which included a
mountain of cigarette packets, an animal carcass,
spare parts and many other items which did not
belong!
The UPS 'Clean Up' team
Uranquinty Power Station Community Committee Update
The UPS Community Committee held its fourth meeting on 28 January. Your community
representatives on this committee, Mr Lyle Salmon and Mr Peter Lord were both in attendance. Mrs
Cathy Crick, Principal of Uranquinty Public School also attended as an Observer.
Topics covered included the forthcoming Open Community
Meeting. One of the key topics to be discussed at the Open
Meeting will be the re-investment of funds from the sale of the Old
Community Hall. We encourage you to come along and have input
into this community decision. If you have any questions you would
like raised at a Committee meeting, please notify one of your
community representatives for inclusion in the next agenda.
Agendas/minutes of each meeting are available on the Origin website at:
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2726/Information-and-news
Date Claimer
Open Community
Meeting
27 May 2015
6.30pm
Community Hall
Community Invitation to Tour the Power Station
Saturday 28 March, 10am to 1pm (half hourly tours)
The team at the Uranquinty Power Station is pleased to invite community members to a tour of the
station on Saturday 28 March between 10am-1pm. For safety reasons, registration is essential.
Please email us at [email protected] to register. Come and join us after you vote!
(see advertisement for more information).
New Partnership with Uranquinty Public School
Mrs Cathy Crick , Principal of Uranquinty Public School recently launched the school’s three year plan
and in support, Origin is partnering with the school in a number of exciting activities.
T he Partnership provides loads of new learning experiences including a lunchtime Science Club with
the help of a “Little Bits” Science Kit from America and resources to assist learning about “First
Australians” and “Clever Climate”. Through the Partnership, Origin will also support students to
research, write and publish reading books about the Power Station which will be kept in the Library
for other students to read. Students will also participate in a number of field trips including a visit to
the Wirraminna Environmental Centre and a tour of the Plant. Origin will also continue to support to
the Origin Reading Challenge.
Budding young scientists at work
Uranquinty PS - Term One
UPS Swimming Carnival
2015 Kinders
The weather was kind to us for a lovely start to
the year for our Uranquinty Swimming Carnival
which we held at The Rock Memorial Swimming
Pool in February. The Kookaburra’s reign in the
pool came to an abrupt end this year as the
Rosella’s were announced Champion House.
Congratulations to the Rosella’s and everyone
who tried their best on the day.
We have a lovely Kinder group this year and they
have all settled in beautifully. Mrs Forrell is very
pleased with how responsibly they are all taking
to the dynamic L3 Literacy program.
Small School’s Swimming Carnival
On Monday 16th February, the Wagga
Community of Small Schools met together at the
Oasis Pool for the Small School’s Carnival. The
weather was once again perfect and all
competitors showed excellent sportsmanship.
From this carnival we had many representatives
go on to the Wagga PSSA carnival held on 27th
February.
Regional Swimming Carnival
Welcome BBQ
Our Regional Swimmers competed in Albury on
In February all school families were invited to an
evening BBQ where new and existing families
could meet in an informal setting. The kids had a
great time and the new portable BBQ donated
by the 2014 Year 6 students, was ‘christened’
and proved to be a hit with everyone there.
Monday 9th March at the Regional PSSA
Swimming Carnival. Congratulations to Ryley
Miegel -8years 50m Freestyle, Olivia Graham,
Holly Hennessy, Caitlin Rodham and Hannah
Billett – PP5 Relay and Hannah who also
competed in 50m & 100m freestyle, 50m
backstroke, 50m Butterfly and the Individual
Medley. We are very proud of each of our
competitors and know they represented us very
well on the day.
Yr 6 Leadership Day
Recently the Year 6 students from the Wagga
Community of Small Schools met together at
Collingullie PS for a Leadership Day. Miss Fuller
and Miss Post provided an engaging day of
challenges and tips for student leadership. The
students now have ongoing projects that they
will collaborate on via technology to overcome
the distance between schools.
Thank You
The school and the P&C would like to
acknowledge and thank Kerrie Anne Downes for
her generous support in auditing the P&C
finances over the past few years. We very much
appreciate your generosity Kerrie Anne!
Mud Monsters
Science Club
We are very appreciative of Skye Lewington and
Amanda Bell’s leadership of the Mud Monsters
(gardening group). We would like to thank many
people who have helped in this endeavour;
Kasey Ankers, Jenny, Lou & Derek Lewington,
Wagga
Forest Nursery, Darling Irrigation, Bunnings,
Major’s Mulch, Brett & Melissa Tingle, Jason &
Kerry Cox for their support. The students love
getting their hands dirty and are really enjoying
harvesting kale, spring onions, tomatoes and
leeks.
We are so grateful to Origin Energy for the
donation of our Little Bits Science Kit. The boys
and girls are having an amazing time as they
easily connect circuitry bits via magnets to
create moving parts that light up and spin, with
endless creations to be made! Thanks to Scott
Howie for his assistance and we welcome
science enthusiasts to join us on Tuesday
lunchtimes for Science Club.
Uranquinty Playgroup
About Playgroup NSW
Playgroup is an informal session where mums, dads, grandparents, caregivers, children and babies meet up
in a relaxed and friendly environment. The adults stay to interact with other adults and to play with their
children.
• Playgroup gives children an opportunity to have fun, make new friends and develop new skills
through informal play
• Playgroup provides parents and carers with an opportunity to meet other parents and carers, make
friends and share ideas and experiences
• Playgroup also allows parents and carers to spend quality time with their children, encouraging,
helping or simply playing with their children
• Playgroup is not-for-profit
• Currently around Australia there are 103,000 families regularly participating in Playgroups, meeting
in halls, neighborhood centres, churches, private homes and parks
There is really no typical Playgroup these days. You will see families from all walks of life at Playgroup.
In fact, in NSW there are over 1,500 Playgroup sessions with over 25,000 parents and children meeting
each week.
Uranquinty Playgroup is held in the Neighbourhood Centre, Connorton Street, each Tuesday from 10am to
12pm. During the session we have free play, games, craft and morning tea with tea and coffee for the adults.
Membership to Playgroup NSW is $39 per family per year and a small amount each week to cover costs.
HAVE YOUR SAY:
ECO CULTURAL GARDEN.
The Progress Association are looking
to improve the appearance and
liveability of their village To achieve
this goal they have a series of planned
projects one of which involves the
development of an eco cultural
garden.
The site being considered is the
village water tower .
It is believed that the use of this site
will be beneficial to the local
community, visitors and Riverina
Water.
It is the beautification and better
productive use of the site that will
enhance the area .
The site can then be used for a variety of studies and growth of native
species and an area to be used by all. The Progress Association would
appreciate some feed back on this idea and are keen for comments from
Residents on this idea.
Please contact Uranquinty Progress association members for further details or
to express your thoughts.
Contact details on front page.
The Quinty Mens Shed Inc.
(Locals supporting locals)
Our shed finally has a roof, thanks to the many locals who pitched in to get the job done. What a fantastic effort all
round, your help has been much appreciated. We are now seeking funding to secure utilities such as power, water and
sewerage connections so that we may start operations from the site.
Shedders have been busy in the community, erecting new notice boards (courtesy of Origin’s Uranquinty Power
Station) at the general store and the hall, with another notice board to be erected at the neighbourhood centre as soon
as we have a definite location identified. Members have also been active in some general maintenance activities at the
community hall, while identifying future community projects to engage our members.
With completion not too far away, we wish to extend the offer of membership to any interested persons. All enquiries
to Brain Mahony on 69 229 776.
Cheers
Lyle Salmon (president)
Saint Patrick’s Uranquinty
Best wishes and safe travelling for all Uranquinty families over the
Easter Break!
Mass on Easter Sunday will be at 8:30AM, at St Patrick’s.
Other Easter services are available in Wagga Wagga, at Our Lady of Fatima Church, Fernleigh Rd.
Holy Thursday – The Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 7PM
Good Friday - Stations of the Cross at 10:30AM
Good Friday - Solemn Celebration of Passion and Death of Our Lord at 3PM
Holy Saturday – Solemn Easter Vigil at 7:30PM
Easter Sunday, in addition to Mass at St Patrick’s – 8:30AM and 10:30AM.
Sacrament of Penance is available Saturday Mornings at Our Lady of Fatima from 10:30AM to 11:30AM,
and before Mass at St Patrick’s.
Time Change
From Sat 11April, the Vigil Mass at Our Lady of Fatima will be 5PM and not 6PM.
Are you a young person aged between 12-35 years old? Looking for a way to get more involved or learn
about the different ministries in the Mass? If this sounds like you call Cecelia on 0410 130 057 for more
information.
Any families who are seeking to have their children baptised should contact Father Paddy at Our Lady of
Fatima Presbytery as the next preparation meetings are Friday 2 nd May & Friday 6th June.
phone 69252111, fax 69256116, or email [email protected]
Happy Easter to everybody
St. James Uniting Church
Members catered for a clearing sale recently at Uranquinty and a big thankyou to all
who helped to make this a most successful morning making sandwiches, cakes
coffee and selling drinks etc.
We have recently acquired a back verandah/patio which will help protect the
western side of the church. Our many thanks to Colin Marion and his helpers
who did a magnificent job which we can all be very proud of. Thankyou Colin,
Rev Daniel and his helpers also John Kingston for the great work. Our
condolences to Pat and Peter Cassidy who have lost their Grandson and Sonin-law over the past few months. Our thoughts and prayers have been with
them at this sad time
St James will hold an Easter Sunday service on 5th April at 10am and everyone
is most welcome to attend.
Our usual services are hold 1st Sunday each month at 10.am
Pam Bourne
URANQUINTY NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE
Our new kitchen has been completed and is a wonderful improvement for the centre.
We would like to thank Wagga Wagga City Council and Origin for their contribution
and support of this project. And a big thankyou to our local tradie Ryan Meigel for
his commitment to getting this job finished on time.
The centre is a wonderful space to hold a variety of functions. Our new kitchen is
twice the size of the old one and is a very functional space.
New hire rates as of 20/4/2015 are;
Private function/ meeting day time $25.00 Private function/ meeting night time
$50.00
We also hire out the tables and chairs for a very reasonable price.
We have noticed a number of children at the centre on the weekends who are
climbing on the shade sails. This is a public park on the weekends and is open for anyone to enjoy but I
would ask that parents ensure their children are doing the right thing when they are there.
Please phone Sue on 69229772 or Belinda on 69229886 for any bookings or information.
Sue O’Brien
URANQUINTY TENNIS CLUB
The tennis club is encouraging interested people to come over on Monday nights
at 7.30pm for a hit of tennis. The courts are there for the community to use any
time during the day. Night time hire incurs a fee and a key is required for the
lights. For more information or to obtain a key please contact Sue O’Brien on
69229772.
Sue O’Brien
President
URANQUINTY HOTEL SOCIAL CLUB
The social club will be having our Phantom Race Day on 11 th April. This year we will be
having a Calcutta on Friday 10th April. Anyone is welcome to purchase a ticket for the Calcutta
and attend the race day. For more information or to purchase a Calcutta ticket please see a
member on any Friday night at the hotel.
We had a number of members participate in the World’s Greatest Shave on Saturday 14th
March. We congratulate them on being brave enough to do it for the kids. It was a great day
and raised a considerable amount of money.
URANQUINTYRURALFIRESERVICE
.
A first aid course is being conducted shortly for those members who are interested in
attaining their first aid certificate
Just a reminder to those who have not paid their subs for 2014-2015
Please fill in your details and leave your subscriptions at the Post Office addressed to the
Secretary/ Treasurer: Kerry Cummins.
Receipts will be forwarded in due course.
URANQUINTY RURAL FIRE SERVICE
INVOICE
NAME: ……………………………………………
ADDRESS:……………………………………….
RATES: (PLEASE CIRCLE OR TICK)
Town Block less than 2ha … $10 ……….
Business Premises … …….. $50 ……….
2 to 20ha …………………… $20 ……….
21 to 400ha …………………. $50 ………. Over
400ha …………….. $70 ……….
WORLD WAR 1 MEMORIAL.
On Tuesday 30th July 1918 a number of
residents gathered at Uranquinty to erect a fence for an avenue of
trees to honour those from the district who enlisted during the First
World War. “Those gentlemen who volunteered to do the work
were as follows.
Messrs Taber (2) Jack (2) Snodgrass, T. Smith, J .Ball, J .
Auchetto , J. Taylor, Kohlhagen,
Stoessel ,Keil,Lang, (2) Beattie, Stone (2) Hall and Hudson .The
fence was finished and the holes sunk for the trees in one day.
On Wednesday 31st July the planting took place .
Mrs Hall planted the first tree as her son Sec. Lient. Roy Hall was
the first to enlist from the district who paid the supreme sacrifice.
36 trees of the silky oak variety were planted . The ladies provided
an
excellent dinner and afternoon tea on both days . It is intended to erect a monument later. “
(The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express. Friday 2 August 2018. )
This avenue of trees was located in Pearson Street behind the railway station and silos.
To commemorate the Anzac centenary it was decided to replant this avenue leading up to The war
memorial at Wirraway Park.
A grant for $ 1,970.00 was approved by the Anzac Centenary Local Grants Programme via the Dept of Veteran Affairs.
The trees have been planted and a plaque bearing the names of those who enlisted will be unveiled on Anzac Day. Some
of the trees have not survived but will be replanted as soon as new stock is available.
“ HONOUR TO GOD
LOYALTY TO THE QUEEN
FAITHFUL SERVICE TO THE SICK
AND SUFFERING.” URANQUINTY
RED CROSS BRANCH
Albury Banner and Wodonga Express Friday 25th September 2014.
“ URANQUINTY.
A branch of the Red Cross Society was formed here last week . Mrs F Alldis being secretary . Over 40
have joined and receive sewing from the Wagga Depot every week. The local patriots are holding a social here on the 25th in aid
of the fund and a willing committee of ladies and gentlemen will try and make it a success. “
This strong group of ladies banded together knitting socks and balaclavas for the soldiers going to war , and many fine parcels of
goods were sent off to the troops.
At the end of the First World War there was a tapering off of activity until the outbreak of WW2 when the branch was reformed.
A meeting was held on the 23rd September 1939 convened by Mrs N. Smith and Mrs A Lee for the purposes of reforming A
branch of the Red Cross Society. The President was Mrs A Lewington Sen.
Vice Presidents. Mrs A Lee and Mrs Dengate
Secretary. Mrs W.F.Stone Treasurer Mrs N.
Smith.
A grand opening of the branch was held on the 11th October 1939 and ladies from The Rock branch came and instructed the
gathering on the aims and activities of Red Cross.
Many comfort parcels were sent to the front including pyjamas, underclothing and bed linen . Members also undertook courses
in First Aid and home nursing . When the Airforce Base was established members visited the hospital once a week taking cakes,
and gifts to patients . These visits continued during the operation of the migrant camp.
The local branch continued to be active for many years until numbers declined and the branch was finally closed in July 1983. In
1978 a group of younger residents set up a Red Cross Coffee Club as a social club but still raising funds for Red Cross .
Meetings were held mainly in members homes and guest speakers and demonstrations were the order of the day. Fund raisers
were held twice a year and Melbourne Cup Lunch was an annual event at Junette Greenaway’s for many years. The Coffee Club
eventually closed in August 1988 due to a decline in numbers.
PRINCE’S PEST CONTROL
Over 35 years in Uranquinty
Fully licenced
Termite Inspections and Treatments
Pre– Purchase Inspections
Spider Treatments
Ants
Cockroaches
Rodents
Bees
Mobile : 04 12421195
Office 69229743
Fax 69229029
Email : [email protected]
SOCIAL CHAT.
Welcome to our new residents to the village , we hope you enjoy living in our friendly community.
Congratulations go to: Adrian and Angela Bagley on then safe arrival of their daughter Amelia Francis
And Ryan and Julie O’Hara on the birth of a daughter Eleanor Sue.
Condolences go to the family and friends of Marcia Gilmour , a long time resident of the village , who
recently passed away at the age of 84 yrs.
Kerry and Dot Cheney have just celebrated their 50th Wedding anniversary so congratulations go to them
also.
Uranquinty Hotel Touch Football Team
The Uranquinty Hotel touch team had an enjoyable and social season despite not winning very many
games.
The BBQ held at the hotel after each game was always fun and our thanks go to Ian and Sue for their
support, and the younger supporters would like to say a big thankyou for the delicious hot chips supplied
each week.
A highlight of the season was the award for ladies overall best and fairest going to Skye Lewington.
URANQUINTYGENERALSTORE & POST OFFICE
Phone 69229659
Easter Trading Hours
Good Friday 3/4/2015 7.00am-7.30pm
Post Office Closed
Easter Saturday 4/4/2015 6.30am -7.30pm Post Office Closed
Easter Sunday 5/4/2015 7.00 am-7.30-pm Post Office Closed Easter
Monday 6/4/2015 7.00 am-7.30-pm
Post Office Closed
Charlie’s Tuckerbox Trading Hours
Good Friday 11 am-7pm
Easter Saturday & Easter Sunday 11 am-7pm
Just arrived to Charlie’s Tuckerbox
Seafood Basket & chips $12.00
Sweet chilli chicken tenderloins &chips $9.00
Super chicken burger $9.00 with chips $11.00
Come in store to see our range of Easter eggs
Goulburn Valley 6x1kg jars apricots/pears and two
fruit $20.00
Agents for Whitings Dry Cleaners pick up & delivery on
Tuesday
KIDSINTHEBAKERY@QUINTYBA
KEHOUSE
Open to school aged children aged 5-13 years old
All ingredients, tools, protective clothing, savoury snack are provided BYO drinks.
Must wear runners.
Book early to ensure a position, no refunds available as spots are very popular, payment is due when
booking by either credit card or cash to both stores to secure your spot before the day.
MINI BAKING KIDS AT QUINTY BAKEHOUSE, WAGGA WAGGA
Now at the Calvary Hospital is now cooking with kids in Wagga Wagga during school holidays.
TIME: 2.30pm to 5pm
COST: $40 # recipes will be supplied
WHERE: At Quinty Bakehouse, 44 Hardy Ave, Wagga Wagga ph 69232330
April 7th, 13th,14th
Cannoli dough, custard, morning glory muffins
# cannoli dough
Take home 4 cannoli, 2 muffins
MINI BAKING KIDS AT QUINTY BAKEHOUSE, URANQUINTY
TIME: 9am to 1pm
COST: $46 # recipes will be supplied
WHERE: At Quinty Bakehouse, 42 Morgan St, Uranquinty Ph 69229119
April 8th, 9th, 15th
Banana bread, biscotti, morning glory muffins
# biscotti, morning glory muffins
Take home 1 x loaf banana bread, biscotti coffee
biscuits, 3 muffins
Each day we will develop a new skill in cooking and #recipes to take home.
At the end of each class the kids will take it home to share with friends or family.
CONTACT: Tania Gillanders 0419858366 or tex. E: [email protected]
Find us on Facebook: Quinty Bakehouse if you would like to inbox us.
We also do birthday parties cooking classes. Please wear covered shoes for safety.
Experience the great family atmosphere and friendly
service.
BISTRO OPEN
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TRYITOUT
Lunch & Dinner
Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday
Nights and Sunday
Lunch.
Wednesday Night:
$13.00 meal deal
THANKYOU TO ALL WHO WERE
INVOLVED IN THE WORLD’S
BIGGEST SHAVE DAY.
IT WAS A GREAT SUCCESS AND THE
HOTEL AND STAFF WERE PROUD
TO SUPPLY THE VENUE FOR THIS
GREAT CHARITY EVENT.
ALL MEALS
EAT IN
OR TAKE AWAY
THEHOTELWILLBE
We are pleased to let you know that
CLOSEDON
Jamie is now working a few more GOODFRIDAY days and we’d like
you all welcome a BUTDEFINITELYOPEN new staff member, Crystal.
FORTHERESTOFTHE
We hope when you drop in to say hi
EASTERHOLIDAYPLUS
to
them both. ANZACDAY
Wednesday Nights
PUB DRAW
Friday Nights
SOCIAL CLUB RAFFLES AND DRAW
THANKS TO EVERYBODY WHO SUPPORTED US AT THE WORLDS GREATEST
SHAVE EVENT AT THE URANQUINTY HOTEL ON SATURDAY 14TH MARCH.
WE HAVE RAISED $9377.15 WITH A COUPLE OF PLEDGES OUTSTANDING,
HOPING FOR $10,000.
TOP 10 MONEY DONATIONS:
1.URANQUINTY HOTEL PATRONS FRIDAY NIGHT BEER RAFFLE-$3149 2.STEVE SMITH -$500 3.AJANTA CAFE
COOLAMON -$455.75 4.BBG GALORE WAGGA WAGGA $439.15 5.JIM & HELEN LINDSAY/SEVEN PRODUCTION
PTY LTD -$400 6.CREAGHE LISLE SOLICITORS-SIMON FINCH-$300 7.WAGGA CYCLE CENTRE/J GILFILLAN$200 8.SOUTH WAGGA BUTCHERY/J GILFILLAN -$200 9.THE MCKINNON'S HOGS BREATH CAFE/CENTRAL
POINT MOTEL-$192 10.RIVERINE MARINE CENTRE -$160
UNREWARDED DONATION TONY JOES AMUSEMENTS VALUE $1500 GREG MASON 2 SHEEP AND GAS
URANQUINTY HOTEL -CARLY AND ME $400 CHAMBERS WHYTE DESIGN & PRINTING- RAFFLE TICKETS THE
ROCK BUTCHER-$350 MEAT JOHN SMITH 10 X $20 BBQ GALORE GIFT VOUCHERS SCOTT LEWINGTON SIDE
OF RUMP MICK FORRELL SIGNS AND STICKERS AND ART WORK AND GIFT VOUCHERS THE CULCAIRN
BUTCHERY $60 MEAT MATISSE DERVAIN FACE PAINT MICK CONWAY, RUSSELL MILLER AND PAUL DAWSON
THEIR BBQ'S
I would like personal to thank a lot of people that helped with this event 1.ian and sue doust allowing us to use the pub
2.greg mason,john smith, jamie hogan and tanis for been team members 3. all the other contributors to having a shave
on the day, major donations made by kerry and steve smith and scott lewington 4.mick forrell for all the printing and for
putting up with me 5.peter bax for keeping the entertainment going and laughing 6.carly and me(BING) for playing
7.vicky hogan,lesley ,scott mason,mick forrell,scott lewington, peter bax, john obrien
and anthony kenny for been willing ticket sellers all day.
8.crackers,john and sue obrien, baz, owen, vicky for running the bbq tent 9.charlie at the servo for allowing us to
promote the event 10.kelly for doing a wonderful job on all those ugly heads 11.owen vincent for the help in setting up
and the cleaning up along with baxy and mas 12.all the shops that allowed us to put the tins in their businesses BUT
MOST OF ALL I AM SO SORRY TO YOU ALL THAT DID TURNED UP, THAT I
TOOK EVERYBODIES EVERY BIT OF LOOSE CHANGE AND MORE BUT
THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT FOR THIS EVENT
THANK YOU TO ALL THAT HELPED ALL DAY..PLEASE SUPPORT THE
SPONSORS THAT SPONSORED US
RAFFLE PRIZE WINNERS AT THE WORLDS GREATEST
SHAVE
AT THE URANQUINTY HOTEL
1.$50 coles gift card- trevor beckwith
2.$20 money raffle - sue doust
3.uneke lounge cafe $50 meal voucher - vicky hogan
4.pedders suspension- pink slip - j gilfillan
5.bbq galore $20 gift voucher( j smith) -garth
6.bbq galore kettle bbq - kelly the hair dresser
7.bbq galore $20 gift voucher (j smith) - jackie close
8.half a lamb - kebab mat donated back thankyou
9.magpie mest restrauant dinner for 2 ($110) scott howie
10.bbq galore $20 gift voucher (j smith) gary mackenzie
11.bbq galore $20 gift voucher (j smith) kelly the hairdresser
12.half a lamb - rhonda johnson
13.uneke giftware scent bottle - jess
14.plasta masta bale of batts - scott howie
15.bbq galore portable chair - j smith
16.wagga forestry nursery $25 gift voucher- kelly's daughter
17.side of lamb- scott lewington
18.rundles auction air tools- kerry cutting
19.meat tray-annette miller
20.harvey norman hair strai
ghtener- scott lewington
21.meat tray 22.coles $50 gift voucher - anne giesler
23.meat tray- annetten miller
24.meat tray - kerry smith
25.hogs breathe cafe/central point motel- gary mackenzie
26.southwest stockfeed dog bisciuts - mel skates
27.rodgers tools and more router bits- tina
28.bbq galore bbq -kebab mat
29.side of lamb - mat sheridan
30.side of lamb- ian and corrrine
31.battery world torch kelly's daughter
32.riverine marine centre wave board -mark bishop
33.meat tray -muddy waters
34.don tuckwell radio peter heffernan
35.bbq galore 2 x $20 gift vouchers ( j smith)- karen forrell
36.bbq galore 2 x $20 gift vouchers ( j smith)- p heffernan
37.wagga forestry nursery 2 x $25 vouchers - j smith
TOTAL RAISED FROM THE EVENT WAS $9377.15 PLUS 2 OUTSTANDING PLEDGES
SO HOPING FOR $10000
THANKYOU TO ALL THAT HELPED AND PLEASE SUPPORT THE SPONSORS THAT
SUPPORTED US
ANZAC DAY 2015
At the Oval from 12 noon
Bringyourchairs,
drinks,nibbles,hat,
sunscreen,andan
attitudeforfun
CricketMatch
Starts
1:00pm
Whowillwinthe
trophythisyear?
AND
FortheAFLfans
Essendonv’sCollingwood
onthebig
screeninthe
hall
Sausage Sizzle
Kids, mums, dads and even your dog if it can catch