The Gresford school of arts hall came alive with belly laughs from the fabulous comedians provided by Comedy for a Cause for the Gresford Public School P&C biannual fundraiser on Saturday 22nd of June. ... story and pics on page 11
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Meet the Mayor – July dates, local
Dungog, Monda, 22 July
Dungog Shire Council Chambers
Gresford, Tuesday 23 July Hotel Beatty
Paterson, Thursday 25 July Paterson Park
Clarence Town, Friday 26 July
Clarence Town School of Arts
Vacy, Wednesday 31 July
Vacy General Store
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Gresford School of Arts Committee meeting
7pm Tuesday 13th August 2024 in the Gresford School of Arts Hall
Gresford Cwa wants your ideas
Join us for a discussion and ideas session with Will from Maplewood Permaculture. Will and Anthea are from Paterson and are certified in Permaculture design and education. We are going to talk about uses for the backyard area of our hall. We want this area to be accessible for our members and the community. What are your ideas for using this space? Would you use a contemplation space? Would you like to be able to pick fruit from a small community orchard? What about sculptures in this space? Come to our meeting and contribute to the development of this space.
Gresford Rodeo & Campdraft Saturday 31 August 2024
Thank you for your kindness
The response from the wider communities of Lostock, Gresford, Vacy, Martin’s Creek and Paterson for our “Margie’s Ugg and Rug” Sunday, has been outstanding. We, the Parish, have been overwhelmed by the generosity of so many people giving to those less fortunate than themselves. I have seen firsthand how this generosity has helped countless people in our neighbouring communities. A heartfelt thanks to you all. Thanks go to Gresford Foodworks and the Paterson Friendly for being ‘drop off’ places for us, your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks also go to Val Leahy, Jean Sparkes and Val Fuller from Medowie CWA, for their sewing and many gifts of food and clothes to help those in need.
Anglican Church Parish of Gresford Paterson
Gresford District
Bushman’s Carnival Association Inc
LOCAL CHARITY
Expression of interest
We are looking for a local organisation who is willing to help in the kiosk for our 2024 rodeo.
The successful organisation will need to provide people to help in our kiosk on Saturday 31st August 2024.
The successful candidate will receive a donation of 5% of total event takings.
Please apply in writing to the secretary: Brittany Crouch
Email: enquiries@gdbca.com
Postal: PO Box 67 East Gresford NSW 2311
Applications close 1/8/24
Market Restarting!
The aim of this monthly market is encouraging producers, growers and makers to participate in a local market and the community to get to know them and shop locally. The markets will hopefully bring more visitors to the town who will also support our local shops, cafe and pub.
On the grounds of the Therese Doyle Hall the markets will be held on the Second Saturday of the month to compliment the Dungog, Paterson and Clarencetown Markets that take place on the other weekends of the month.
We hope to have a range of stall holders including honey, fresh fruit and veg, mushrooms, baked goods, oils and condiments, leather goods, clothing and accessories. October 12 is being suggested as our first market date to allow us time to complete some signage, promotion and secure some great stall holders! Our stall holder fees are super reasonable and assistance will be given to new stall holders.
If you are a potential stall holder we would just love to hear from you so email Pip – pip2303@protonmail.com
The Gresford Community Group
Hunter Water Regulation on public exhibition
The Regulation that supports Hunter Water to provide water and wastewater services to more than 630,000 people across the region is up for renewal, and now is the time to have your say.
The Regulation plays a key role in enabling Hunter Water to protect water quality in drinking water catchments, protect Hunter Water assets, implement water restrictions during drought, and fine people or corporations when they don’t comply with rules relating to Special Areas, plumbing and drainage works and water restrictions.
We have drafted a revised Regulation with minor changes and updates to streamline it, make it fairer, and clarify its intent. The proposed changes include clarifying definitions, updating references, increasing some penalties for breaching water restrictions to bring them in-line with other similar fines, and updating language to reflect online administration.
Based on our Regulatory Impact Statement, we do not expect the proposed changes to have major impacts on residents, businesses or other stakeholders, and they do not affect water rates or charges.
We invite the entire community including Hunter Water customers, residents, councils, Aboriginal people, environmental and industry groups to make a submission on the proposed changes before 14 July. We will then carefully consider all feedback which will help inform the final remade Regulation. If approved, it will commence on or before 1 September and remain in effect until at least 2029. For more information and to lodge a submission, visit: https://water.nsw.gov. au/hunter-water-regulation-remake
NSW DCCEEW Executive Director of Operations Resilience, Ashraf El-Sherbini, said: “Hunter Water is NSW’s second-largest water utility supporting one of the fastest growing regions, currently servicing one in 13 people in our state.Remaking the Regulation is essential so Hunter Water can continue to deliver world-class services to hundreds of thousands of households and businesses across the region, while safeguarding water quality and protecting waterways and the environment. We want to hear your views on the proposed changes, and we invite everyone to make a submission before 14 July.”
PLANT HIRE & EQUIPMENT
What's On the Shelves? by Glenda Smith Devotion
– Hannah Kent
This book was a CWA Book Club choice, and generally enjoyed for its historical perspective and excellent writing. Kent tends to layer spiritual and fantastic elements into the narrative, and Devotion is certainly no exception to that inclination.
The main character, Hanne, is a kind of wild child, not fitting in well to her conservative Lutheran community, which itself is out of step with their broader society. They are seen as an heretical sect and eventually make the move to emigrate to Australia. The story depicts the harsh and noisome journey to the new world of South Australia and the eventual settlement now familiar in places such as Hahndorf.
Luckily for Hanne, her best friend and soulmate Thea emigrates at the same time, but sickness and dreadful conditions must be endured on the ship, and fear of condemnation from their elders. The narrative arc of this novel is rather unusual and will disappoint some readers while enchanting others.
CWA News
It's been a very quiet couple of months for the CWA, as May's meeting was cancelled because of Tocal and other matters and the June meeting was curtailed by bad weather.
CWA State Conference This took place in late May with congratulations given to NSW branches for donations of over $110,000 in three years towards research on Ovarian Cancer at the University of Newcastle. The next fundraising focus is for Pancreatic Cancer. The theme of the conference was Cultivate Kindness – an excellent principle. Lyn Tunin received a Highly Commended for her Group Cultural Report to State.
A Sad Loss Gresford CWA member Gillian Brookes died recently. Gillian was very involved in both the CWA book club, and the French group. She also contributed items towards the Easter fundraising stall. She had been very ill for some time but persevered in her involvement with impressive grace and courage. Vale Gillian, and deepest condolences to her family.
Coming Events
• July meeting – on 6th July at 2:30pm, members of the public are invited to join us for a talk by Permaculturist Will Maplewood. We are investigating ways of making the CWA Hall backyard a community space with garden
and relaxation possibilities. All are welcome. Afternoon tea provided. Please text or ring Amorelle Dempster if you are interested in coming, for catering purposes 0427 548 886.
• Bastille Day Lunch – the country of focus for the CWA this year is France, and we will be celebrating with a French lunch on Bastille Day, Sunday the 14th July. Members of the public are welcome to join us, but numbers are limited, so please let us know if you are interested. (Phone Glenda Smith on 4938 9456 or 0400 108 079)
• Craft Days – Gresford CWA will be trialling Craft Mornings on the fourth Friday of each month from July to the end of the year. All are welcome to join us from 9-12 on 26th July for our first session. Bring your own projects to work on and show others. Morning tea provided – $3 members & $5 non-members.
• Book Club – meetings are on the second Saturday of the month at the CWA Hall, starting at 3pm. July’s meeting will discuss A Fence Around the Cuckoo (Ruth Park) and Julia, a reimagining of 1984 by Sandra Newman. New members are always welcome, but should let us know in advance in case there are changes. (4938 9456)
• French Conversation – takes place on the first and third Mondays of the month from 10–11:30am. Please ring Glenda Smith (numbers above) if you are interested.
Pennant Party at the Bowlo
The club held a Pennant Party on the 25th of May to thank the pennant players for their effort and dedication to this year’s competition.
A BBQ lunch of huge, delicious hamburgers with all the trimmings was followed by an afternoon of social
bowls. Pennant players and part timers joined in the fun.
That’s Kelly Crowley (in red) showing flashes of brilliance. Her bowl is long gone out of frame yet she holds her follow through. ‘Oysters’ Kilpatrick’s green and yellow bowl cuddling the jack
in the foreground is pretty good (we’ll call his other attempts sighters!). It looks like a winning, albeit vulnerable, position and with the opposing skip’s bowl to come did he survive? I guess we’ll never ever know.
Peter Dreyer
Greetings to our readers. Recently I was sorting through some of my older paintings in storage and found the Pub Culture painting. I thought this work would be perfect hanging in the Hotel Beatty. We installed it in the hotel lounge, now on permanent loan, the photo shows Bernie the publican standing beside it. The painting was originally done for Pub Culture Exhibition at Maitland Regional Art Gallery in 2005. Drop in to the hotel, you may recognise some of the people portrayed in the painting.
Update on Gresford
Community Gallery – interior painting is well underway. In July we will install track lighting and fittings for the gallery.
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jewellery and textiles. There will be live music entertainment and refreshments.
Grand opening date: SATURDAY 28th
SEPTEMBER 2–4 pm, Therese Doyle Hall, 12 Park St East Gresford. Mark it on your calendar. The Gallery will open with an impressive exhibition of local and Hunter Valley art and craft, featuring painting, drawing, sculptures, ceramics, photography,
Application Call Out – Gresford Community Gallery and Shop Applicants may live locally or in the Hunter Valley. If you would like to exhibit or have work in our Gallery and Shop and if you are an artist or crafts person making
Werkhoven
quality: painting, drawing, glass, jewellery, textiles, photography or ceramics we’d love to hear from you! Please send an email to gallerygresfordcommunity@gmail. com with: A brief outline of your artistic practice with links to your website and/or Facebook/Instagram OR 3-5 images of your work with a brief outline of your creative practice.
The Gallery now has a Facebook page which will give regular news updates of the Gallery’s progress and sneak previews of what's to come! Please Like and follow our page.
The locally published, independent art and literary online magazine Studio La Primitive Arts Zine will be online 1st. July. The issue includes leading Australian Pop artist Johnny Romeo, and local printmaker Leigh Nankervis from Dungog and textile and jewellery artist Giselle Penn. Giselle will be exhibiting her fabulous work in the Gresford Gallery.
Contact with art news or enquiries about Gresford Gallery: Robyn Werkhoven Email: werkhovenr@bigpond.com
Bernie Lawler with Robyn Werkhoven's painting – by Robyn
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Gresford Public School P&C held their biannual fundraiser on Saturday 22nd of June. The Gresford school of arts hall came alive with belly laughs from the fabulous comedians provided by comedy for a cause.
As always the P&C was well supported by the Community providing donations, buying tickets to the event and purchasing auction items on the night. We are yet to finalise the bean count but it is looking like a very successful evening.
Gresford Public School P&C wish to thank all who supported our fundraiser and made it such a success. Our community is always behind us in our endeavour to make sure our children have the best possible experiences, learning opportunities and technology available to them.
Funds raised from this event will be used to support funding a STEAM teacher for the school.
Again we can not thank you enough for your support.
COMING
UP Sat 13 July, 7–11pm
Sun 21 July, 1–5pm "Smokestack" on the Deck
Twin Rivers Cafe closed until further notice
Paterson Allyn Garden Group
Thankfully, we were blessed with a beautiful sunny day for our visit to The Dirty Gardener Nursery in Woodville, where our host – Tracee Cook, was very welcoming and happy to show off her wonderful array of plants. Liz was back in the Chair and provided the welcome talk for the 32 members and 1 visitor who attended.
As usual, Liz provided her bit of useless information – It is suggested we should pour the cooled water from our boiled eggs onto the vegetable garden, due to the beneficial effects of the calcium from the eggshells.
Liz introduced Tracee & proceeded with a one-on-one Q&A covering a wide range topics. It probably comes as no surprise that Tracee’s least liked job is weeding, although as a true optimist, she finds some therapeutic benefits in the task. Tracee has been involved and enjoyed gardening since aged 7, after being introduced to it by her father. She decided to get serious about gardening after a stressful career in OH&S in WA, starting a nursery, appropriately in Floraville before relocating to the present site a few years ago.
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As a bit of advice on maintaining the garden, Tracee likes to wander around her garden with a coffee or glass of wine#, communicating with the plants, looking for trouble & just enjoying the serenity. An interesting discussion was held amongst the members, where we learnt about Hydrangea’s including that they are best planted over November / December. Tracee said they should be called Hydrate-me’s as they love plenty of water and shade.
A question regarding Grapefruit and how long it might take for them to produce fruit & it depends on if they are grown from seed or from a grafted plant. Seed grown plants will take approximately 7 years, as opposed to a much quicker timeframe for the grafted type of probably 3 – 4 years.
A good guide for the viability of planting in clay is to dig a hole and fill with water then see how long it takes to drain – to be able to plant in clay, the hole It should take no more than 30 minutes to drain. If it doesn’t drain away, then don’t plant as it is like planting in a bucket. You can use gypsum to help break down the clay and put good soil in
to give the plant a good base. It was recommended to place compost and mulch around the plant once it is planted, rather than in the hole.
The issue of Gall Wasp came up & the best way to manage them is to cut off the affected parts of the plant, then bag & burn them. This needs to be done by the end of August. Some, more patient members, are using a scalpel to scrap the gall.
What do you do with autumn leaves on the lawn – should these be raked up or
put into compost or what was the best solution. Penny, Jen and Tracee all agreed that the leaves should be mowed to act as mulch for the lawn/grass. The team further added, especially in winter, not to mow too low as over winter this will be detrimental and encourage the growth of the dreaded bindi.
Next month, weather permitting, we will have our meeting at “Slow Dance”, Wallaringa. Details will be emailed as usual the Tuesday prior.
Coming up around the Shire
DUNGOG-CLARENCE TOWN CWA present THE TASTE OF THINGS
The CWA country of focus this year is France, and the Dungog-Clarence Town CWA have organised a special screening of THE TASTE OF THINGS at the James Theatre on Bastille Day, Sunday the 14th July.
This film was chosen as the French entry for the Best International Feature Film for the 96th Academy Awards. Set in 1880’s
France, Juliette Binoche plays the role as Cook for her employer, the Gourmand chef, played by Benoit Magimel. It is a simmering, sensual film by renowned French-Vietnamese Director Tran Anh Hung who won The Best Director at the 76th Cannes Film Festival.
The movie will be complemented by Canapés provided from 2pm before the 3pm screening.
Tickets will be available at the door: Adult $25 includes canapés and movie.
SUNDAY FUNDAY at the BOWLO 7th July - Richie Gudgeon from 4pm Live music and great entertainment.
Sunday 1st September – Father’s Day FREE RAFFLE
Friday 4 October – Reggie Sinclair
Sunday 3 November - Calcutta Auction
Tuesday 6th November – Melbourne Cup
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SCIENCE & IDEAS HUB present DEFASHION DUNGOG
Have some fun with creative or kooky fashion ideas – contribute a wearable artwork / outfit : this is an invite to explore and showcase eco-friendly, sustainable & innovative fashion & wearables. Think upcycled couture, organic textiles, trashion.
There will be a Fashion parade during National Science Week on Sat 17 Aug, at James Theatre, Dungog. In the lead up, join us for maker sessions, talks and workshops.
4 streams (prizes for each):
• local landscape be inspired by nature
• colour bright or dark, subtle or extreme
– have fun with colour
• materiality explore the tactile – play with eco-friendly fabrics, biomaterials,
Sunday 10 November – 4 pm Kids disco 6.30 Toy Raffle
Friday 6 December – Reggie Sinclair From 8pm
Friday 20th December –
$1500 Prawn & Oyster Raffle
Glen Harrison From 8pm
Every Week at the Bowlo!!
Wednesday Night
HAPPY HOUR WEDNESDAY 4.30 - 6.00
Gift Voucher Raffle Yellow Barrel Draw
Friday Night Gift Voucher Raffles
Members Draw
Sunday Night- Gift Vouchers Raffles
Members Draw
Members Draw - if not won goes up $25.00 a night, must be here to WIN!
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Submit an EOI by : Fri 26 July – photo of wearable & description so that we can plan the parade
If you are interested in contributing please let us know & if you would like to get on the defashion dungog mailing list for related activities email – pawsciencehub@ gmail.com or contact Jane Richens 0425 339 856 or Freya Rubeli
DUNGOG TEA PARTY
Held each year in September the Dungog Tea Party showcases Tea Cosy and Trivet Challenges. All entries, apart from the
Treasured Memories Category, must be made by the entrant. They can be of any material. Winners will be announced before 4 September 2024. Entries due in by 18 August 2024.
Categories
1) My Country
2) Botanicals
3) Zoo Animals
4) Book Character
5) My Travels
6) Food of the World
7) Treasured Memories – your favourite antique or vintage cosy, which does not have to be made by the contestant.
Prizes
$500 Cash for ‘2024 Tea Cosy of the Year’ (not eligible for a ‘Category’ first prize)
$100 Cash for each category winner
$50 Cash for 2nd prize in each category Entry forms are available online at: https://www.dungogteaparty.com.au/ entry-forms/
AGOG – A FEAST OF FOREIGN FILMS
The Friends of the James Theatre volunteers have been working overtime to bring this gourmet selection of world cinema to Dungog Shire. Come dressed up as 'French Chic' on Friday 30 August
for a Red Carpet Opening Night Event from 5–6.30pm. The film starts at 7pm
• LA CHIMERA (M) an Italian/Swiss/ French adventure romance.
The feast continues on Saturday with:
• FALLEN LEAVES, 10 am Finland (M) Romance/Comedy
• SUBTRACTION, 1 pm Iran (M) Thriller/Mystery
• THE MONK AND THE GUN, 3.30 pm Bhutan (PG) Drama
• THE PRESIDENT’S WIFE, 7.30 pm France (M) ‧Comedy/Drama
GET YOUR EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT TICKETS BEFORE 1 AUGUST visit jamestheatre.com.au
GRESFORD RODEO & CAMPDRAFT SATURDAY AUGUST 31
Dungog Shire Council News
July Meet the Mayor Sessions 4-6pm
Dungog, Monday, 22 July 2024
Dungog Shire Council Chambers
Gresford, Tuesday 23 July 2024
Beatty Hotel
Paterson, Thursday 25 July 2024
Paterson Park
Clarence Town, Friday 26 July 2024
Clarence Town School of Arts
Vacy, Wednesday, 31 July 2024.
Vacy General Store
Vacy Sportsground AGM, Thur 27 June
All interested community members are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting of Vacy Sportsground.
Vacy School of Arts, 7.30pm
Highlights from Dungog Shire Council meeting 19 June 2024
Roads To Recovery Funding 2024-29
Mayor Connors has put forward a mayoral minute encouraging Council to acknowledge the correspondence received of an increase in funding to the Roads to Recovery grant for the period 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2029.
Over the five-year period, the Council was to receive $3.25 million, however
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the increase in funding will see Council receive $5,058 456 over the same period, representing an increase of $1.8 million.
Mayor Connors acknowledged that while it is not a huge increase in funding, it is an increase nonetheless and the Ministers should be acknowledged and thanked.
Advocacy For Dungog Shire
Community Centre – Services Australia
Mayor Connors is calling on the Australian Government to support the Dungog Shire Community Centre (DSCC) in its request to increase the funding it receives for a Services Australia agent, who provides vital government (Centrelink) services for the Dungog community.
Currently, the Services Australia agent is contracted for four hours per day or a total of 20 hours per week. In 2021/22 the service cost the DSCC over $7,000, however in 2023/24 the cost was approximately $12,000. This cost increase places undue pressure on the DSCC’s financial sustainability and provision of other community services in the Shire.
Mayor Connors said he had been contacted by the DSCC for help and will contact The Hon. Amanda Rishworth MP:
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Minister for Social Services, The Hon. Bill Shorten MP: Minister for Government Services, and The Hon. Dr David Gillespie MP: Federal member for Lyne, to support the Dungog Shire Community Centre in their request to increase funding.
Sponsorship Of The Australian Leg Of The Uci Pump Track World Championships Council has accepted a proposal from the Dungog Common and Ride Dungog to become a funding and in-kind sponsor of the UCI Pump Track World Champions qualifier event, which is coming to the Dungog Common on August 23 and 24.
UCI Pump Track World Championships qualifier events are held all over the world including Switzerland, Canada, Germany and the USA. Council acknowledged the choice of Dungog as a host location is a wonderful outcome for the shire, and provides the opportunity to showcase the region to hundreds of visitors over the course of a few days.
Council endorsed to provide in-kind support, as well as a Gold $5000 sponsorship for the event, and also approved Council staff to determine if there are sufficient funds available for an additional $5000 contribution.
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HiCaps and eftpos facility is available so patients can claim direct from their healthfund and just pay the gap.
Located at Dungog Community Hospital on Hospital Road in Dungog phone no: 4992 3766
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On Saturday 8th June, thanks to Face Book, eight men came along to Fr. Peter’s men’s breakfast at Paterson. I apologise for my error in the incorrect date advertised in the Gresford News. The next breakfast will be on the second Saturday of August, 10th, St. Paul’s Hall, Paterson. Come along and enjoy a hot breakfast and good company.
Everyone is welcome to come to Vacy Cafe on Thursday mornings at 9.30am for coffee/chat/bible study, led by Rev. Mary Horn. This time together is quite informal and has good discussions.
Food donations that come in each week from the community are distributed by Mrs. Kerry Duffy at St. Christopher’s Church Hall on Tuesday mornings from 8am to 11am. If anyone needs help during these hard times, please contact Rev. Mary Horn on 0418 611 778.
Service dates for July services are: 7th, 14th, 21st, and 28th –8.30am St. Paul’s Paterson and 10.30am at St. Anne’s Gresford.
Stay warm, safe and look after each other. Blessings Beverley
Gresford
Congregational Church
30 Durham Rd Gresford
Services Each Sunday 10.30am ALL WELCOME
Catholic Parish of Gresford
Mass at St. Helen's, East Gresford
Saturday – 5:30 pm (except 2nd Sat. of month)
Thursday – 9.30am
Mass at Sacred Heart, Summer Hill Sunday – 11:30 am (2nd Sunday of month)
All enquiries to Fr. Andrew Doohan, Parish Priest, on 4992 1477 or dungog.parish@mn.catholic.org.au
Gresford News July Crossword
July 2024 crossword answers
Crossword kindly provided by Russel Jessop.
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