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When it comes to shopping locally, vintage enthusiast Rebecca Berry says, “Bathurst has a vibe” and we agree. It’s not hard to find exactly what you’re looking for within our own backyard. Rebecca is featured here in her favourite retro store, The Naked Bud in Keppel Street. Inside you will find more great initiatives by the local community, from the fresh produce for purchase at the Wholefood Co-op to regional filmmakers shooting their first short film. Beat the hibernation and support local this winter!

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JUNE 2012 Central West Photo News Bathurst Extra Skillset CEO Ben Bardon addresses the audience at Skillset’s Flannery Centre official opening Art Exhibition.

FROM THE EDITOR WITH BOB HOLLAND Hi friends How’d you enjoy our first Bathurst Extra? It should have been delivered to your letterbox last month over the weekend of May 23 and 24. We’ve received quite a lot of favourable feedback and the future for our Bathurst Extra is looking quite good. I hope you thoroughly enjoy this one too.

Good news aside, we did experience a few teething problems with our first issue and with your help we’ll try to address those.

First up, we had some delivery issues with our first issue due to rain. We had reports that some copies were wet, others were delivered late, some people claim not to have received a copy and so on. Unfortunately this is the nature of letterbox delivered material and we just have to work with it. We delivered 10,500 copies and believe that most people received their copy.

Anyone with delivery enquiries should call our office on 6361 3575 and we’ll sort them out. We do place additional copies at the Bathurst Visitor Centre each issue for people who miss a copy and want one.

We’re also still organising our new staff in Bathurst and that should be completed very soon. When this happens, everything should run much more smoothly. In the meantime we’ve had to improvise a bit to get the job done. Such is life when establishing a new newspaper like our Photo News Bathurst Extra.

Let me assure you, despite these teething troubles, in the fullness of time when you get the drift of what we do, you’re going to come to love your Photo News Bathurst Extra.

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Skillset’s Flannery Centre opens “The Flannery Centre will help us to deliver initiatives that build the resilience of businesses by supporting their economic, social and environmental sustainability” says Narelle Stocks.

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We’ve been told over and over again that the way we are living now is having a negative impact on the earth’s resources and our natural environment. And in response to this, Skillset’s Flannery Centre has been developed, a move which 2007 Australian of the Year and namesake Tim Flannery says he is ‘immensely proud of’.

The centre was opened with the inaugural Flannery Art exhibition by Professor Flannery, with entries received from all over New South Wales, Queensland and

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“We’ve set ourselves the mission through this centre to inspire, lead and learn our way to a positive future,” said Flannery.

Skillset’s Flannery Centre, funded by Skillset and the Australian Government’s education Investment Fund, focuses on assisting businesses and individuals to build sustainability skills and transition to a low carbon economy.

Skillset Business Development Manager Narelle Stocks says the Flannery Centre is the result of Skillset’s commitment to the

importance of regional Australia.

“The Flannery Centre will help us to deliver initiatives that build the resilience of businesses by supporting their economic, social and environmental sustainability; in addition to ensuring that our young tradespeople have the full complement of skills they will need for their future careers,” she says.

The centre was designed from and uses three main principles; solar passive, very high energy efficiency and fresh air and is host to a function centre that has already been utilised for a number of local ceremonies and conferences.

Skillset’s Flannery Centre is located in Panorama Avenue Bathurst and is home to Skillset’s Bathurst-based staff and the Western Research Institute.

The inaugural Flannery Art exhibition available to the public for view free of charge during business hours until August 10.

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FAIR’s FAIR Although this married couple enjoyed their luxury fishing boat together, it was the husband who was behind the wheel operating the boat. He was concerned about what might happen in an emergency. So one day out on the lake he said to his wife, “Please take the wheel, dear.

Pretend that I am having a heart attack. You must get the boat safely to shore.”

So she drove the boat to shore.

Later that evening, the wife walked into the living room where her husband was watching television. She sat down next to him, switched the TV channel, and said to him, “Please go into the kitchen, dear. Pretend I’m having a heart attack. You must set the table, cook the dinner, and wash the dishes!”

Central West Photo News Bathurst Extra JUNE 2012

Secret Creek A place to try

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BY BOB HOLLAND Quite some time back friends told me of a place called Secret Creek down near Lithgow. They said it was a restaurant and some kind of a wildlife sanctuary and it was very nice indeed.

Like with any such suggestions from friends, I tucked the information away in the back of my mind with the intention of going there one day. That day arrived last month.

It was my wife’s birthday and I decided that would be a nice thing to do and I could also keep it a bit of a surprise until we got there. Being at Lithgow and with our daughter living in Sydney, it also wasn’t too far for her to drive up and join us for lunch and add to the surprise.

Anyway that was the reason we ended up there and the experience was such that I thought I’d share it with readers who might like to consider a visit there themselves one day.

It’s called Secret Creek Café and Restaurant and it’s located in a rural setting about 5 minutes from the centre of Lithgow up among the hills. It essentially offers a delightful restaurant experience and is open Thursday to Sunday. The building is in the fashion of a big log cabin and sits on a property that is also home to a wildlife sanctuary where you can see emus, kangaroos, dingos and other animals wandering around in enclosures.

The setting provides a wonderful atmosphere for enjoying a dining experience in the company of friends or family. The whole feel of the place was one of relaxation and friendliness which was complimented by staff who appeared to genuinely enjoy their work.

when it’s put in front of you, you think “wow!”

That’s all well and good but I think the main attraction is the food. It’s one thing to have a nice situation, but it’s something else to have great menu choices and then to see your meal presented in such a way that when it’s put in front of you, you think “Wow!”

Something I’m definitely doing in the next 12 months is... After living in Bathurst for 21 years, I am moving to Sydney to begin my career in radio and plan to continue to travel.

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The meals at Secret Creek are like that and that’s why I think many reading this would find it worth the drive to Lithgow for the experience. Yes I know there are plenty of really great eating places here in Bathurst and in nearby towns and I’m not in anyway suggesting you have to go to Secret Creek to enjoy a great meal, what I am saying however is this. For those times, like with my wife’s birthday, when we’re looking for something to do or somewhere to go that’s a bit different or special, it’s good to know about places like Secret Creek.

We thoroughly enjoyed our Secret Creek experience and I’m sure others would too. To find out more, Google Secret Creek and go from there.

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Young Filmmakers of Bathurst unite for special ‘Boys Will Be’ project

By LeiLani Vakaahi When someone says ‘film’, most people automatically think ‘hollywood’. But a young group of regional filmmakers have turned the Bathurst area into a movie set, shooting a story about a father and son, and their lust for revenge.

Most of the aspiring young filmmakers, their group called Rusty Shutter Films, grew up locally and developed a passion for the film industry, many studying theatre media and communications at Charles Sturt University.

But ‘Boys Will Be’ isn’t your ordinary short film. The group have picked up an Arriflex 16S 16mm Film Camera from California and French Angenieux Lens hoping these, combined with the Australian setting, will create an entirely unique piece of work. And it won’t be easy. The project is one of skill sharing and skill building as the team work together and learn new skills alongside one another.

Co-producer and director of photography Thomas Druitt says the film is more about the group challenging themselves rather than the end product.

“Part of the attraction of this project is,

rather than being instructed on how the camera works or learning from people who are doing it or have done it themselves, we’re kind of discovering how to do it ourselves,” he said.

The inspiration for the film was also drawn locally with writer, director and producer James Arrow developing the idea after listening to Blue Mountains artist ‘Bells will ring’, who have jumped on board to help out the crew.

“I didn’t write a script, I drew the storyboard because I was listening to this piece of music and thought it would be perfect for a short film. The images started coming to my head

and I drew them out listening to the song,” James said. however whilst ‘Boys Will Be’ is about growth and development individually and as a group, Rusty Shutter Films are dedicated to maintaining a high level of professionalism through their work to make the production process and end product the best it can possibly be.

As the project is of high cost in terms of film, equipment and film developing, the team are gratefully accepting any donations. To find out more about the ‘Boys Will Be’ or to contribute visit www. indiegogo.com/boyswillbefilm.

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An old lady had always wanted to travel abroad. Now that she was getting on in years, she thought she would really like to do so before she died.

But until now, she’d never even been out of the country.

So she began by going in person to the Passport Office and asking how long it would take to have one issued.

“You must take the loyalty oath first,” responded the passport clerk. “Raise your right hand, please.”

The old gal raised her right hand.

“Do you swear to defend the Constitution of the United States against all its enemies, domestic or foreign?” was the first question.

The little old lady’s face paled and her voice trembled as she asked in a small voice, “Uhhh, all by myself?” **** The shipwrecked mariner had spent several years on a deserted island. Then one morning he was thrilled to see a ship offshore and a smaller vessel pulling out toward him.

When the boat grounded on the beach, the officer in charge handed the marooned sailor a bundle of newspapers and told him, “The captain said to read through these and let us know if you still want to be rescued.”

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YOUNGENTREPRENEUR

by Amy Whitfield

Beau Yates likes to be his own boss

When Beau Yates opened the doors of Tin Goose clothing to Bathurst at the age of 21, he was eager to be his own boss.

Beau always had an idea that running a clothing store was, “something that I wanted to do.” After studying human Movement at university, he made this happen.

Three years later, following the expansion of the store into girls and guys-wear, Tin Goose clothing is now collective under one roof.

“I was fortunate enough to get a bit of money off my grandfather and we’ve been going for three years now and have just moved to a new location, a bigger shop.”

Beau’s mother Sharyn has been working alongside Beau on the retail front and his father is the store handyman.

It is this family support combined with building great relationships with the community that underpins the success and popularity of Tin Goose.

Beau says having a strong Facebook and Instagram presence has been important in building relationships and connecting with his customers.

“It’s there. They’re checking it all the time and they can see what we’re up to every day.”

When it comes to trying your hand at a new business venture, Beau has the following advice: “You can sit there and not do things and wonder what could have been. I’d just give things a go and push through whatever situation comes at you, whether it’s good or bad, you just have to keep going.”

Tin Goose is now located at 57 Keppel Street and you can find them online at www.tingooseclothing.com.au

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What’s hot on the music charts

The Voice takes over ARIA singles THE VOICE contestants are a force to be reckoned with after taking six spots in this week’s ARIA Singles Chart and knocking off the reigning number one.

The show’s winner Karise Eden has four songs in the singles chart. Hot on her heels is finalist Sarah De Bono’s single Beautiful.

Meanwhile, the ARIA Album Chart features The Voice judges Keith Urban, at number 2, and Seal whose Hits re-enters at number 10.

Australian singles chart at school 1 (-) Stay With Me Baby – Karise Eden Who is your best 2 (2) Hallelujah – Karise Eden the whole 3 (-) I Was friend Your Girl in – Karise Eden world?

Thomas 4 (-) Beautiful – Sarah De Bono at school 5 (-) You Won’t Let Me – Karise Eden 6 (1) Whistle – Flo Rida What is a holiday?

7 (3) Payphone – Maroon 5 Feat. Wiz Khalifa GoDown to the park Percival 8 (-) Damage – Darren 9 (6) Don’t What Wake Me – Chris doUp you do Brown 10 (4) Call Me Maybe – Carly Rae Jepsen with your brother?

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Of Ages – Soundtrack 5 (5) Up All Night – One Direction If you were the 6 (6) + – Ed Sheeran mummy daddy, 7 (3) Looking 4 Myself or – Usher what would you do?

8 (8) 21 Adele Shopping 9 (7) El Camino – The Black Keys 10 (13) Hits – Seal

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It’s not every day you find a successful Australian artist that is happy to have a conversation with a complete stranger, as if you were long lost friends. But the down to earth and lovely Deni Hines did just that.

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Deni hines and Monique Montez will be hitting bathurst for one night in July for the Very best of Dusty Springfield- Live in concert tour. For those that haven’t heard of Dusty, she was dubbed the White Queen of Soul for her hits during the 1950s and 60s. and now, over forty years later, hines and Montez are bringing the singing sensation back to life through the performance of 24 of her hit songs. and although Deni is looking forward to her trip to bathurst, she says she will be bringing her hot water bottle along for the ride.

“I haven’t been (to bathurst) for a while. I think audiences

that are in regional areas are more appreciative”. hines covered Springfield’s ‘Preacherman’ earlier in her career, but says she loves singing Dusty’s songs she can relate to such as ‘You don’t own me’ and ‘Lifting me higher’. however when I asked whether most of the inspiration that drove her career came from her mother, she replied whilst laughing; “Do you get inspiration from your Mum? She’s the one who always told me to keep my room clean,” before speaking of her love for vocally gifted artists such as adele, beyonce and the Voice’s Karise”. as hines and Montez dress to the era sporting beehives, sequined dresses and fake eyelashes, you can look forward to a fun-filled trip back in time. the Very best of Dusty Springfield— Live in concert will show at bathurst Memorial entertainment centre on July 13.

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When it comes to workwear that’s suitable for these chilly winter days, one place stands out – Frank Smith Workwear in Keppel Street.

Glen, Cathy and the team have been kept flat out lately as workers, especially outdoor workers drop in to pick up some warm, durable and practical workwear.

For those who like nice coffee and food options that are a bit different, try Al Dente in Keppel Street. This popular coffee shop has real character and they offer a rather tempting selection of food choices including breakfast sandwiches, imaginative sandwich fillings and much more.

It’s a great store and they keep an enormous range of gear, everything from beanies to workboots and everything in between.

Talking about in between they must have the largest range of socks in the Central West with a good portion of one wall devoted just to socks. There’s trendy coloured socks, works socks, socks for everyone and for every application.

REMOTES The days of basic old car keys are long gone and today it’s pretty much all about remote everything. When you need remote keys for your pride and joy, garage door or whatever, head straight to RCG Locksmiths for great service, great low prices and expert advice.

Don’t take our word for it, drop in and let them sock it to you! Great store, great people!

DISCOUNTED WORKBOOTS

THE PARTY TABLE

Frank Smith Workwear is clearing a number of quality work boots at greatly discounted prices. If you’re in the market it could be worth a look.

When next you’re having a party whether it be a kids party or a lavish wedding, if you want to really impress your guests get along to The Party Table and have a chat with Karen Pearce. This is one fascinating store and they sell a whole lot of nifty things that will make any party come alive.

MAGNETIC UNDERBLANKETS Some people who have sleeping and pain issues swear by their magnetic underblanket and right now Bathurst Foam and Rubber has reduced the prices on their range of these to clear them.

Single bed models are $85 and Queen bed models are $130 so get in their quick if you’d like to snap up one of these at a really good price.

Try to imagine everything colour coordinated in colours that just make you feel good, that’ll give you the idea.

What do I mean by everything you ask?

Well let me run through just a few things Karen has to give you the idea. Banners, balloons, garlands and bunting, paper daisies, rice paper lanterns, ribbon and twine, paper plates, cups and napkins, paper straws, tags, invitations and so on and so on.

It’s a feel good store and you won’t want to plan any party before you check it out. Find the Party Table at 77 Keppel Street or go online www.the partytable.com.au to find out more.

TOP LAMB If you like your lamb you might like to try the lamb on offer at Bathurst Meats in the City Centre.

This butcher sells lamb that won first prize for the Best Locally Grown Lamb at Bathurst Show.

Love my lamb roast!

TALK TRAVEL Planning that special holiday should be an exciting and enjoyable experience and one man who can help make sure it is, is Travel Manager John Gartner. John can save you time and money because he actually comes to you at a time and at a place that’s convenient for you.

It’s a great service and saves you the hassle of having to find your way to a travel agent in town somewhere.

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What local business would you recommend, and why?

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Robyn Robertson

Mitch Davis

Fiona Mcgregor

They have great customer service, and they offer a different style of clothing to everyone else. Their range is a bit more classic which is great, meaning that you can mix and match and always look great.

Great service and the best food around.

I love their ‘Terracotta Prawn Pot’, the atmosphere, and the people. It’s just like being in your own lounge room, only you don’t have to cook!

I like their style of clothing- it’s always the latest stuff and it always looks great. The people in there are always very welcoming.

They are the best carwash in town; they are always very efficient, very happy and helpful. I have been their lots of times, and enjoy going back each time.

Just Jeans

Jack Duggans Irish Pub

Bobby McGee’s

Matt’s Hybrid Carwash

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2 Fat ladies Sometimes you come across a store that for one reason or another becomes a bit of an icon on the landscape. One store that’s fast heading that way is 2 Fat Ladies at Lucknow.

From humble beginnings a few years back 2 Fat Ladies now boasts one of the most interesting and unique stores for ladies in the area and people come from miles and miles away just to see it.

The store is big with lots and lots of things to explore and see. It features a great range of fashions and fashion accessories but it’s the way they’re all displayed that makes browsing such an adventure. There are several displays featuring different colour themes and everything is colour co-ordinated.

Ladies will thoroughly enjoy a visit if for no other reason other than to look, but let me warn you, you will be tempted to do more than look. My suggestion is grab a friend or two, jump in your car and take a run to Lucknow to see 2 Fat Ladies. There’s a nice coffee shop next door and the fabulous Lucknow Skin Shop and Boot Barn is across the road so you won’t be short of things to see and enjoy.

I know you’ll enjoy the experience.

Lock this i n! by. Of course it still requires a measure of skill and knowhow with visuals, wording, presentation etc. but technology is such that many of the technical settings etc. are handled automatically by equipment these days.

So, what I’m saying is this. You can now produce your own personal story on a video presentation with a little help from someone who knows. One such someone is John Moran from Last Word Video and Film. John is not only a creative photographer, as our photo shows, but he does a range of photographic and video work as well.

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star in YoUr oWn Video In this day and age of incredible technology it’s a lot easier to produce a professional looking movie production than it was in years gone

Panorama Paints has been helping the Bathurst community for around 15 years with great paint products and great advice. Many will know them for the fun and innovative TV ads they do from time to time.

All fun aside, Keith, Mark and their team are dedicated to helping locals get all the help they need for that great paint job and that’s one reason they’re associated with of the highly regarded Inspirations Group that promotes Dulux Paints.

Next time you’re thinking of painting you should consider giving them ago.

John has made personal story videos for people, some up to 30 minutes duration that have been produced for birthday or celebration milestones and then kept as family keepsakes. It’s not hard to imagine how such a video movie would be played time and time again over the years as families re-visit their history with their children etc.

On another front which people may not know about is that they have just recently added a huge range of door furniture etc. from the Australian Brassware Company. This range will open up a load of new opportunities and options for people when it comes to door locks, latches, bolts, knobs and more. They have hundreds of samples for you to see and consider and although they look expensive, they’re not.

If the possibility interests you, call John on 0487 239 940 and have a chat to him.

Panorama Paints in Keppel Street is certainly one place to put on your must visit list next time you’re thinking about new door furniture.

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LAST MONTH’S WINNERS! Thanks to all who entered our competitions last month and here are the names of the lucky winners.

FIND PANTHER WINNERS The lucky readers who won our May competition are Paul Butler and Liz Osborne.

Congratulations folks, your prize is a dinner for two at Panthers in Bathurst.

There are two more dinners for two to be won this month so check the details on page 30 and have a go.

FACE IN THE CROWD WINNERS Last month’s Face in the Crowd winners are Anita Fairbrother and Miriam Ledger.

Congratulations, your prize is a meat pack each from Bathurst Meats (Bathurst City Centre) worth $75 each.

Another two meat packs are up for grabs this month so check how to enter on page 30 and make sure you put in an entry.

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Focus on fresh, local produce for Bathurst

By LeiLani Vakaahi With such a broad variety of fresh produce grown in and around Bathurst, why not start a cooperative that sells just that?

Well that’s exactly what a group of local farmers and community members have done.

Bathurst Wholefood Cooperative was an idea that originated at community meetings in 2009 and now two and a half years later, the business has come into being at Shop 5 Macquarie Plaza in William Street.

Committee treasurer Jess Jennings says the cooperative is a great opportunity for the community to source fresh local produce, which is full of nutrients, at a low cost.

“the reality is, in our region 95% of what we produce is exported out of the region to Sydney,” he said. in comparison to large supermarkets, the price of the produce is very similar but the difference, Jennings says, is the quality of the food and the impact on the environment. “there is a reduction in food miles which means greater economic and environmental benefit. And there are health benefits for consumers”. the produce sold at the cooperative is hand picked then arrives on shelves within 24 hours making the food fresher than that available at Woolworths and Coles. in a recent study by the co-op, it

was found that when comparing the price of the produce at Bathurst Wholefood Cooperative to that of Woolworths and Coles, the difference was in the cents range.

“We are generally as cheap as the lowest priced produce there, but stock better quality in terms of nutrition. A lot is certified organic,” says Jess.

All community members are encouraged to get involved with the Bathurst Wholefood Cooperative by volunteering to become a member. households may pay $50 for a 12-month membership that entitles them to a 10% discount on all stock.

Alternatively, anyone can volunteer with the co-op, which requires a minimum of one fourhour shift per month carrying out shopkeeping duties which entitles them to a 20% discount.

Visit www.bathurstwholefood. com or visit in store for more details or to pick up some nutrient rich, fresh local produce.

Support local farmers and reap the benefits of quality, fresh produce

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Eglinton Public School recently submitted four pieces of artwork to ‘Operation Art’, a program that collects and distributes art from public schools across NSW. The selected artworks will be displayed at childrens hospitals around the state, Parliament House, and on greeting cards and calendars. Students across the school have participated in units of work written for visual arts by the Operation Art team.

It all started with persuasive writing. Year Four students had to convince Eglinton Public School principal, Mr Small, that iPads in the classroom would enhance their education and engagement. After some serious persuading, school fundraisers and generous donations from the community, Year Four students now have fourteen new iPads to share amongst three classes.

EPS debaters have recently won both debates in round one of the Central West debating competition arguing the negative case ‘That we are doing enough for the environment’. Later this month, round two will see the team debate against Grenfell and Mulyan schools ‘That zoos should be abolished’.

Pictured are Kerrod Nolan, Alex Smith, Matthew Cole, Khy Gardner-Sargent, Meg Robinson, Sienna Cosgrove and Aimee Watson of the debating team.

Western region sports representatives for tennis, cricket, AFL, swimming, netball, basketball, hockey and soccer at Eglinton Public School have been busy over the last month. The school was named Western champions for both netball and tennis and the girls hockey and boys cricket teams both reached round four in their divisions.

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KIDS FUN

Local kids are in for a treat during the coming school holidays thanks to the Bathurst Library and Bathurst Regional Art Gallery where a number of fabulous activities are planned.

Bathurst Extra is pleased to present the programs for each venue in this feature so do check out what’s happening, see if something tickles your fancy, then plan to go along, it’s sure to be loads of quality fun for the kids.

SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM Recipes for kids WINTER 2012

Tuesday 3 July

10am-12noon

Wagga Knee Rugs

Age: 7+ Family friendly activity Limit: 15 places Cost: $10 per person In the colonial days, blankets were made from scraps of wool suiting often from the tailor’s shop. Come and sit around Fiona’s camp fire, share stories and hand-stitch a knee rug for yourself.

Wednesday 4 July

10am-12noon

Bali Flags

Age: Open Family Activity Limit: 25 places Cost: $10 per person BRAG has purchased several Bali style flags and we need your help to paint them.

Join Cate McCarthy and learn about fabric paints and flag design. BYO an old shirt.

Friday 6 July

1.30pm-3.30pm

Tribal Patterns

Age: Open Family Activity Limit: 25 places Cost: $10 per person Join Joyette Swanne-Fitzpatrick for an afternoon of mixed media fun. Sourcing ideas from the current exhibitions, Joyette will take the group through a series of activities and then the group will produce their own art works.

Tuesday 10 July

10am-12noon

Fruity jelly Serves 4

85g packet mango-flavoured jelly crystals 1 cup boiling water 140g tub diced two-fruits, drained 140g tub diced apricot, drained 1 Place jelly crystals in a heatproof bowl.

Add boiling water. Whisk until crystals have dissolved. Add 1 cup of cold water.

Stir until well combined. Cover. Place in freezer for 45 minutes or until jelly starts to set.

2 Gently stir fruit into jelly. Spoon into four ½-cup capacity glasses, ramekins or jelly moulds. Cover and refrigerate for 3 hours or until set. Serve.

Winter Landscapes

Age: Open Family Activity Limit: 25 places Cost: $10 per person Local painter Cathie Hale will lead a painting workshop based on landscape painting.

BYO an old shirt and an image of your favourite winter landscape.

Wednesday 11 July 10am-12.30pm

Basics of Photography

Age: 7+ Family friendly activity Limit: 25 places Cost: $10 per person Local photography teacher Bernadette Wood will take the group through the basics of digitial photograpy through a series of fun exercises. BYO digital camera and pc transfer cords/software.

Friday 13 July

10am-12noon

Finders Keepers

Age: 7+ Family friendly activity Limit: 20 places Cost: $10 per person Fiona Howle won the Waste-2-Art 2D Collage section with her quirky, charming wall pocket design. Come and learn how simple it is to make one for yourself or a friend.

BYO an old pair of jeans/cargo pants/shirt with pockets to cut up.

ADVANCED BOOKINGS & PAYMENT ARE ESSENTIAL Stay up to date with our news and programs - join us on

BATHURST REGIONAL ART GALLERY 70-78 KEPPEL ST, BATHURST, NSW 2795 T (02) 6333 6555 E brag@bathurst.nsw.gov.au W www.bathurstart.com.au

IMAGE TOP RIGHT: AES+F Allegoria #3 (Triumph of Africa) 2010, digital print on paper, 205.0 x 180.0 cm. Collection Dr Clinton Ng. Courtesy AES+F.

Chocolate sprinkle biscuits Makes 40

250g butter, softened ¾ cup cater sugar ½ cup sweetened condensed milk 2½ cups self-raising flour, sifted 250g packet white choc bits 375g packet milk choc melts ½ cup hundreds and thousands 1 Preheat oven to 180c. Line two baking trays with baking paper.

2 Using an electric mixer, cream butter, sugar and condensed milk until light and creamy. Add flour and mix on low speed until dough almost comes together.

3 Stir in choc bits. Roll tablespoons of mixture into balls and place on prepared trays. Bake, one tray at a time, for 12 minutes or until golden. Stand biscuits on trays for 5 minutes. Transfer to wire rack to cool.

4 Place choc melts in a heatproof, microwave-safe bowl. Microwave, uncovered, on HIGH (100%) in 30 second bursts, stirring every 30 seconds with a metal spoon, until smooth. Spoon melted chocolate into the centre of each biscuit.

Sprinkle with hundreds and thousands.

Allow to set. Serve.

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LEGO BUILDERS CHALLENGE & LEGO HUNT @ Bathurst Library ge and have your work on Enter the Lego Builders Challen m. Build a piece out of display in the Library meeting roo you to this event. your own Lego and bring it with rant - no sets!

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nners will be determined There are prizes to be won ~ wi phone 6333 6281. by peer vote. For more details

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Numbers are Bookings & payment essential

DATE: Thursday 12 July AGES: 7-13 years Session 1: 10 - 11.30am Session 2: 2 - 3.30pm Cost: $5 per person

Library – Winter School Holiday Program 2012

person *Payment due upon booking, in

MONDAY 2nd July 2012 Olympic Medal Ceremony with Torch & Medal Craft

Time: 2:30-4:30pm Ages: 7yrs+│Limit: 20│FREE

Did you enter in the Olympic Mania Challenge during June?

If so make sure you come along to the Medal Ceremony for the winners ~ you might have won gold, silver or bronze!!! You can also make your own Olympic Torch and medal to take home. will be donating prizes for the winners of the challenge.

9th July 201 Little Treasures

LAST CHANCE TO KEEP READING FOR BOOKLINK GET YOUR LAST LOGBOOKS IN BY August 4th @ 2pm Everyone wins a PRIZE, at the Awards Ceremony…

Check out the special Trophies on display in the Children’s area !!!

10th July 2012 Paper Puppets

Time: 11:00am-12:30pm Ages: 7-17yrs.

Limit: 20│$5pp

Make tiny treasures of cute glass magnets, fuse beads, rings & book marks.

Photo Frames & Scrapbooking

Time: 2:00-4:00pm Ages: 7-17yrs.

Limit: 20│$5pp

TUESDAY

Make magnetic photo frames to stick on your fridge. Also get into scrapbooking by designing a page. BYO photos

CHECK OUT THE BATHURST REGIONAL ART GALLERY WORKSHOP TODAY

You can also win prizes in the hunt around the library for Lego books & figures, and then challenge each other to build the tallest Lego tower!

WEDNESDAY Everyone gets a Prize …

FRIDAY

THURSDAY

5th July 2012 Star Wars Board Games

Tutor: Fiona Howle Time: 10am-12:30pm Ages: 7-17yrs│Limit: 18│$5pp

May the Force be with you as you design your very own Star Wars themed board game! Create obstacles and challenges for your characters to face as they travel around the board; don’t let them fall to the Dark Side!!!

CHECK OUT THE BATHURST REGIONAL ART GALLERY WORKSHOP TODAY

Play Your Cards Right

Keep Reading Last logbooks accepted on August 4th @ 2pm 11th July 2012 Thai String Dolls & Key Rings Time: 2pm-4pm Ages: 8-17yrs.

Limit: 20│$5pp

Make Thai String Dolls…you can create heaps of different styles from Zombies, Mummies, Voodoo…or Princesses, Kings & Knights!

It is completely up to your creative mind!!! Add a key ring to your Doll and you have a funky little gift for a friend…or simply keep for yourself.

Tutor: Fiona Howle Time: 1:30-3:30pm Ages: 6-17yrs│Limit: 18│$5pp

Children under 6 require a parent.

This one is for the collector in us all.

Make your own set of cards with:  Activity ideas  Conversation prompts  Affirmations  52 Deck

12th July 2012 Lego Builders Challenge & Library Lego Hunt Session 1: 10:00-11:30am Session 2: 2:00-3:30pm

Ages:7-13yrs│Limit:25│$5pp Build an original design out of your LEGO, bring it to the Library to our showroom & all entrants will vote for the best design –no sets allowed!

There are great prizes to be won. There is also a hunt around the library for Lego items & a challenge to build the tallest Lego tower …

Who will win???

13th July 2012

SPOOKY STORYTIME

Time: 6-7:00pm Ages: 3-10yrs with a Parent/Guardian FREE Family Event

Have you ever wondered what the Library looks like after dark?...Come along for some spooky stories after the Library closes.

Bring a torch, blanket & pillow…& wear your PJ’s Will have Spooky Stories for sale, so you can take one home with you…

ADVANCED BOOKING & PAYMENT ESSENTIAL - CASH PAYMENT ONLY For bookings come into the Bathurst Library, or for enquiries phone 6333 6281.

Parents & carers MUST PICK UP their children on time.

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SNAPSHOT

On the road for Christ On the road, Don and Lillian Kennedy

Capturing the hearts and minds of non-Christians is never an easy job, however spiritually fulfilling, for any dedicated evangelist.

Yet Don and Lillian Kennedy have devoted their retirement to travelling all over NSW, Victoria and southern Queensland seeking new believers with a newspaper that recounts the stories of ordinary people whose lives, as they say, “have been transformed

by coming to know Jesus as our lord and saviour.” the paper’s called “Challenge,” subtitled “the Good News Paper,” and it’s published in Western Australia.

As Don Kennedy describes it, “it’s non-denominational and not for

churchgoers but non-Christians outside the church.

“It’s evangelistic, full of testimonies and life stories.”

Challenge tells the stories of people from all walks of life – fashion models, businesspeople, teenagers, musicians, soccer players – who, battling a crisis or serious illness, have embraced Christianity.

“Because it’s an Aussie product, we have at least one sports story in each issue,” Don says.

He says Challenge is now an

international publication, with distribution in South Africa, India and the USA and editorial that’s “tailored to suit each culture.”

He and Lillian began travelling and distributing the newspaper when he retired at 70 from years of “hard evangelistic work” in the Presbyterian Church in Queensland, during which they established two congregations in Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

Don calls the work they’re doing now as his, “retirement ministry.

“We’re on the road all year round

in short bursts, and I’m still a pastor at a congregation we’ve started at Robin Vale on the Murray,” he says. the couple are looking for church groups in the Bathurst area that would be willing to distribute Challenge in this region. expressions of interest can be directed to Challenge Literature Fellowship in Cloverdale, WA, by phoning 08-9453 3311 or email info@challengenews.org. the publication’s website is at www. challengenews.org

HERE ARE A COUPLE OF SAMPLE ARTICLES FROM THE CHALLENGE NEWSPAPER

Tired of dog-eat-dog world A souring business partnership caused Roger to look for a better way of living AS a former self-employed graphic designer with a science background, Roger Berry thought he was leaving struggle town when he partnered with a friend in small magazine publishing business, until he realised he was being cheated.

“My friend ran the sales side, and I took care of the art and creative side,” says Roger. “However it wasn’t long before I discovered that my partners were not being honest with me. I became angry and frustrated with this new world of business, where deceit and greed were commonplace.” then one day during his typically monotonous work he was asked to design an advert in one of their magazines for a city-centre lunchtime restaurant and night club that was unusually named the Jesus Centre.

“I noticed there was a lunch-time Bible talk in two days’ time, so I went along. the subject was the Sermon on the Mount, a section in the Bible where Jesus tells us the amazing, compassionate way that God wants us to live.”

In this sermon, recorded in chapters 5-7 of the Bible book of Matthew, Jesus taught His disciples to be humble, merciful, pure in heart, peacemakers, to thirst for God’s righteousness, give to the needy in secret, forgive when

others sin against you, and to “love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you”.

Roger continues: “After hearing the talk, my mind was made up — that was the way I wanted to live, and that was the world I wanted to be part of.” two days later, Roger attended another event called Shindig, a gathering of over one hundred young people on a Saturday night.

“I was astounded! Here were young people speaking of their love for Jesus and even praying out loud — and it wasn’t even a Sunday! these people definitely had something I hadn’t — and I wanted it! “thinking about these things as I was walking to the bus stop on my way home I had an encounter with Jesus. I was suddenly filled with an amazing and overwhelming sense of the presence of Jesus.

“I felt so full of joy and assurance that God was with me. I knew that I had found the secret of what the others in the Jesus Centre had, and that Jesus was definitely here to stay in my life.”

Roger Berry that was the day Roger gave his life over to the Lord Jesus Christ.

So with Him in control of his life, Roger says that from then on, he was a different person.

“I began to get rid of the things in my life that I knew were wrong — I had no desire for them anymore. I had found something much more precious to fill my life. I enjoyed learning more about God with other Christians, and reading the Bible.” through changing circumstances of his, all of which Roger says God has carried him through, “the presence of Jesus, the joy He gives, my delight in reading the Bible and the enormous blessing of other Christians have never diminished.”

“I know I am right with God,” he says confidently, “and have the complete assurance of eternal life in heaven because I have surrendered my life to Jesus Christ.”

Rich yet very poor We have taller buildings, but shorter tempers; wider freeways, but narrower viewpoints; we spend more, but have less; we buy more, but enjoy it less.

We have bigger houses and smaller families; more conveniences, but less time; we have more degrees, but less common sense; more knowledge, but less judgment; more experts, but more problems; more medicine, but less wellness.

We have multiplied our possessions, but reduced our values. We talk too much I love too seldom and lie too often.

We’ve learned how to make a living but not a life; we’ve added years to life, not life to years.

We’ve been all the way to the moon and back, but have trouble crossing the street to meet the new neighbour.

We’ve split the atom but not our prejudice; we write more but learn less; plan more but accomplish less.

We’ve learned to rush but not to wait; we have higher incomes but lower morals; more food but less appeasement; more acquaintances but fewer friends. these are the times of tall men and short character, of more leisure and less fun, more kinds of food but less nutrition. these are days of two incomes but more divorce; of fancier houses but broken homes.

We spend too recklessly, I laugh too little, drive too fast, get too angry too quickly, stay up too late, get up too tired, read too seldom, watch too much tV, and pray too seldom.

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SCHOOL’S IN WITH PAUL TIERNEY

Dance Like Nobody Is Watching There’s a song that every PE and PDHPE teacher across the world loves just a little bit too much.

I’m sure you’ve all been in the same situation … once you’ve got a song in your head, you just can’t get it out. You end up humming, whistling, tapping, and in this case, grooving on the inside from the minute you wake up until the minute you fall asleep.

It’s been a few years since I’d heard this song, but once I had the tune back in my head, every word and every beat came thundering back to me from all the disco’s, nightclubs, 21st and weddings I’ve ever been to. I was on an errand at school recently and I walked across the gymnasium during class time—my ears pricked up as I heard that familiar tune, and laughed my head off as I saw the Year 8 PDHPE practical class all dancing in unbelievable unison to the well-rehearsed set of moves required by the song. Funnier still was seeing my own 13 year old amongst those dancing like no-one could see what they were doing. Teaching this dance to a bunch of senior school kids is also a standard and a ‘go to’ lesson for young PE prac teachers trying to impress in their 4 week stint, they have no reservations or inhibitions in displaying their 70s dancing skills, and the kids always respond with a classic 110%.

The early 1970s classic by Ike and Tina Turner—Nutbush City Limits, will go down in history as contributing in more areas than perhaps any other tune. Easily my fondest memory of this song was at the wedding of two of our good friends about 14 years ago. The bride, a classic disco lover from way back, had dragged her Irish born groom onto the dance floor with about 150 guests. The poor guy didn’t know what had hit him—he was out of his league as every person except him knew all the steps and we were all perfectly in time.

Maybe Ireland didn’t do the Nutbush at school?

How amazing is it that in this day and age of electronic gadgets, disposable everything and Gen Y / Gen Z, that a (dare I say it, cheesey) song from 1973 still rules the PDHPE lesson in 2012? That’s almost 40 years on! A couple of weeks ago I started a 1 hour gig on Community Radio on a Tuesday evening playing songs and shooting the breeze—I was under instructions to dedicate a song to the travellers on the Canowindra bus, so I thought ‘Nutbush’ was the perfect solution. During post-mortems on the broadcast the next day, it would appear that many of the patrons on the bus not only knew all of the steps, but performed and instructed the awesome moves of the Nutbush for their uninformed peers during the ride home. Now, I have no idea how far technological advances will have taken us in another 40 years time, but I reckon it’s a safe bet that PDHPE classes across the world (except in Ireland?) will be still be occupying their kids with Nutbush City Limits as a staple of their dance units.

Bathurst Public School 5/6 with Mr Attard Photos by KIKI hoPCRAFt Do you know exactly how the ear works? Well the boys and girls of 5/6A certainly do. This clever class has been studying the ins and outs of the ear, examining the functions of how it works, and writing all about it.

Furthermore, they have been looking at the cochlear implant and learning about how it assists people to hear well.

Earlier in the year the students studied perspective lines in art and drew some very impressive images, some drawings including multiple points of perspective. Another interesting topic that the class reviewed was the use of asbestos by James Hardie, and the effects it had upon Australian citizens.

Paul Tierney is Director of Development and a Maths teacher at a school in Orange. He also hosts a weekly radio program on Tuesday’s at 5pm on 107.5 Orange Community Radio

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The Flannery Centre Art Exhibition official opening Photos by LeiLani Vakaahi Skillset’s Flannery Centre celebrated it’s launch with the inaugural Flannery Art Exhibition, with entries received from all over NSW, QLD and Vic. The winning artwork will remain at the Flannery Centre to begin the building of a permanent collection. The exhibition is free of charge to view during business hours until August 10 at the Flannery Centre in Panorama Avenue, Bathurst.

Ro Murray with her artwork ‘One Mans P(r)o(v)is(i)on’.

Trevor Beckwith his sandstone, steel wire and silicone aluminium work ‘Running on Empty’.

Melody Bland, Rebecca Jones, Wesley Strang and Don Strang enjoying the exhibition launch.

Jane Tonks and artist Jane Tyack-Howarth with her metalwork ‘Rich Earth, Poor Man’.

Winning artwork ‘Cypress: North West’ by Mary Dorahy.

Arts OutWest Communications Officer Maryanne Jaques and Skillset’s CEO Ben Bardon at the Flannery Centre Art Exhibition Launch

‘Asanawa Tree’ by Edward Horne honours the tradition of Japanese rope making and highlights the impermanence of the environment it comes from.

Local singer/songwriter Kate Meadley entertained guests in the gallery.

Narelle Stocks of Skillset with her Charles Sturt University Public Relations Interns, Jen’s Friends Taria Cooper-Durante, Rosie Caldwell and Emily Donnelly who assisted with the event.

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are held on Wednesdays upstairs in the Bathurst Public School Library, George St from 7.30pm. Everyone is welcome, from beginners to advanced players. For more info contact Rod 6331 8272.

Craft meetings will meet from 10.30am till 12noon on the second Friday of each month at 172 Russell St. Guests are invited to come along, have a cuppa and partake in the various craft works being learnt on the day. For more info call Helen Woods on 6332 5230.

CWA Bathurst Branch meets on the third Friday of each month from 10am, at 172 Russell St. Enjoy lunch with friends, followed by talks from a guest speaker or a special outing. For more details call Joy Press 6337 6511 or Iris Schebeck 6331 5059.

Denison Dog Obedience Club trains every Monday and Saturday at Eglinton Sports Group. Everyone is welcome to join and no previous experience is required.

For further information call 6337 1221.

Pan Dragons will be held on Sundays from 9.20am, Vale Rd. All levels of ability and fitness are welcome to come along and try out this fast growing sport, with both social and competitive paddlers over the age of 12 catered for. For more information visit www. bathurstpandragons.org Play Tots Kids and Babies’ group runs from 10am till 12noon every Friday at the Bathurst Church of Christ. The group is designed to give both parents and their children a chance to socialise and play together. For more information call Jenny 6337 2661.

Quota International is held on the second Monday of each month from 6.30pm at the Bathurst RSL. The club is set up to help raise funds for the local community. New members are always welcome to come along. Contact Cate Horsburgh 0417 276 289 or Sue Vane 6337 5264.

Riding for the Disabled are calling on volunteers to donate a couple of hours on Thursdays and Fridays between 9.30am and 1pm, during the school terms. If you would like to help, call Volunteer Coordinator Wendy Young on 6331 3098.

Showground Family Markets meets on the second Sunday of the month from 9am till 1pm, at Bathurst Showground. The markets will include a variety of stalls from craft, jewellery, bric-a-brac, food, local produce and much more. Call 0419 238 611 or visit www.bahpa.org.au for more information.

Tai Chi meets Monday to Friday from 12noon, and on Saturday from 10am, at the Scout Hall, 4 Suttor St. Call 0437 905 060 for more information.

Dinner and Social Group meets every two weeks from 6pm to connect locals over the age of 40, whilst offering them a chance to enjoy a social dinner and various activities throughout the month. For more information contact Lorraine 6337 3176.

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