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IMAGE: Boorowa Hospital celebrates 20 years at a special function Saturday 30th July, 2016.
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The Boorowa Hospital has seen its fair share of ups and downs over the years, but this Saturday, the new Boorowa Hospital will celebrate it’s 20th birthday. Boorowa has had a public hospital since 1903, however in early 1996, an electrical fault caused a fire to break out, destroying the hospital. At the time the hospital’s insurance and government funding covered the reconstruction of the hospital building as well as essential hospital equipment, however the Boorowa Hospital Auxiliary was required to fundraise to replace other equipment, such as tables and chairs. Current Boorowa Hospital Auxiliary President Judy McGuiness was part of the Auxiliary at the time the original hospital burned down, and said it was essential the Auxiliary did what it did to get new equipment for the hospital.
“We fundraised through holding weekly cake stalls and doing outside catering, but we were also assisted by some members of the Harden Hospital Auxiliary, who at the time formed a separate group called ‘Friends of Boorowa Hospital’,” she said. “They held a fashion parade and raised some money for us. We had other donations from the community come through as well.” Mrs McGuiness said she greatly looked forward to celebrating the new hospitals’ 20th birthday at the Boorowa Ex-Services Club on Saturday night. A champagne and canapé evening is being held, with sports memorabilia to be auctioned off as a fundraiser for the Boorowa Hospital Auxiliary. By Joshua Matic
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HILLTOPS COUNCIL 2016 Hilltops Council Ordinary Meeting Dates and Times At the Hilltops Council meeting 24 May 2016, Council has resolved to hold the next Council Meeting on Wednesday, 8 June 2016, in the Hilltops Council, Young Chambers, 189 Boorowa Street Young. Ordinary Council Meetings after 8 June 2016 will take place, on every fourth Wednesday of the month, with the exception of December which is the third Wednesday of the month, commencing at 5.30pm, unless otherwise advertised. Scheduled Meeting Dates and Places 27 July 2016 Harden Chambers, 3 East Street Harden 24 August 2016 Young Chambers, 189 Boorowa Street Young 28 September 2016 Boorowa Chambers, 6-8 Market Street Boorowa 26 October 2016 Harden Chambers, 3 East Street Harden 23 November 2016 Young Chambers, 189 Boorowa Street Young 21 December 2016 Boorowa Chambers, 6-8 Market Street Boorowa Information can also be found on Hilltops Council Website at: www.hilltops.nsw.gov.au Anthony McMahon General Manager #218211 - CARERS WEEK AWARD More than one in 10 people in NSW are carers. Carers can be anyone including parents, partners, brothers, sisters, friends, sons or daughters. They may provide regular unpaid support to those who need it because of disability, mental illness, chronic health conditions, frail age and dementia. The Hilltops Council Carers Awards recognises carers who have made an exceptional contribution to caring. You can nominate an individual for this award in 2016, ELIGIBILTY To be eligible for the Carers Award, nominees must be • Residents of Hilltops Council • Self nominations will not be accepted for individual awards • Sitting local, state and federal politicians and current vice-regal officers are not eligible • Retired politicians and vice-regal officers will be considered for caring work undertaken outside of their official duties • Nominees must not receive a wage or salary for their caring role, although they may receive a carers pension or allowance SELECTION • Nominations will be assessed by a formal selection panel convened by Hilltops Council • The panel’s decision is final and no correspondence or discussion will be entered into NOMINATIONS • Nomination forms must be completed Nominations forms can be obtained from: - Centrelink Office - Council Office in Young, Harden and Boorowa - Library Office in Young, Harden and Boorowa - Or off the website; www.hilltops.nsw.gov.au Nominations are to be addressed to the General Manager, Hilltops Council, 189 Boorowa Street, Young or mail@hilltops. nsw.gov.au. Nominations Close Wednesday 21st September
PESTICIDE USE NOTIFICATION Planned pesticide use by Council works crews and contractors until week ending Thursday 11th August, 2016 will include the use of Round Up, Brush Off, Amitrol, Weedmaster, Dicamba, Grazon, Basta, Primo, MCPA and Broadstrike and Fusilade for herbicide control. Confidor for Aphid and Access for wild fruit tree control on: • All roads in Hilltops Council – Young area, Shire Parks, Ovals, Laneways and some town areas; • All Villages, Rest Areas and Reserves; and • Old General Cemetery Naturalure Fruit Fly Bait will be used in the above areas to target the control of fruit fly. In accordance with Council’s Pesticide Use Notification Plan, signs will be provided on the vehicle applying the pesticide and signs will remain on-site to inform the public for 24 hours after spraying. For further information, please call Council’s Parks and Gardens Asset Planner on (02) 6380 1200. The planned pesticide use is subject to change due to Council resources and weather conditions.
TENDER 293 OF 2016 PROVISION OF TRAFFIC CONTROL SERVICES This tender has been called to engage suitably qualified and experienced organisations for provision of traffic control services at various locations within the Hilltops local government area on an as needed basis Interested parties are required to register via the E-tendering Portal http://www.tenderlink.com/hilltops to download documents. If you experience difficulties accessing the above website please call the Tenderlink helpdesk on 1800 233 533. Contact: Andrew Griffith, enquiries to be directed through the Tenderlink Forum. Closing date: 12 noon, Tuesday 16th August 2016. TENDER 295 OF 2016 SUPPLY OF QUARRY MATERIALS This tender has been called to engage capable suppliers for the procurement of quarry materials for road and drainage construction and maintenance at various locations within the Hilltops local government area on an as needed basis Interested parties are required to register via the E-tendering Portal http://www.tenderlink.com/hilltops to download documents. If you experience difficulties accessing the above website please call the Tenderlink helpdesk on 1800 233 533. Contact: Andrew Griffith, enquiries to be directed through the Tenderlink Forum. Closing date: 12 noon, Tuesday 16th August 2016. PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT This is to advise that Council is in receipt of the following Development Application No. 2016/DA-00117 NAME OF APPLICANT: Andy’s Design & Drafting PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: 259 Scenic Rd YOUNG NSW 2594 Lot 780 DP 665338 PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT: Commercial Shed - storage and preparation of goods (food) The proposed development is not a designated development, and Hilltops Council is the consent authority for this application. The development application referred to in this notice and the documents accompanying the application, may be inspected at Hilltops Council offices, Town Hall, Boorowa Street, Young, Monday to Friday 8.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. until Thursday 11 August 2016. Any person may make a written submission to Council about the development application during this period. If a submission is made by way of objection, the grounds of objection must be specified in the submission. Submissions on the proposal must be lodged in writing with Council prior to the close of business on Friday 12 August 2016 HILLTOPS STRONGER COMMUNITIES FUND - 2016 COMMUNITY GRANTS APPLICATION PACKAGE Hilltops Council is excited to be partnering with the NSW Government to announce the opportunity of a community grants program to support local communities build capacity, and move forward as a united region. The Hilltops Community Grants Program is allocating up to $1 million in grants of up to $50,000 to incorporated not-for-profi t community groups and Section 355 Committees of Council residing in the Hilltops Council region. The grants focus will be for projects that build more vibrant, sustainable and inclusive local communities. Applications will close on 19th August at 5.00 pm. Application packages can be found on the Hilltops Council website: www. hilltops.nsw.gov.au or by contacting Leanne Leihn (Special Projects Officer) at the Boorowa offi ce on P: 6380 2000 or via email at leanne.leihn@hilltops.nsw.gov.au. Applications that successfully address the selection criteria will be assessed by a Fund Assessment Panel with the assessment process to be completed by late August 2016, followed by Council announcements of successful applicants by late September. The Stronger Communities Fund is to be spent or committed by 30 June 2018 and all funding acquitted before 31 December 2018. Hilltops Council will be holding a series of community forums throughout the council area to further explain the program in detail and allow for questions and answers to assist the application process. Ms Leihn is available to provide additional guidance and support during the application process.Dates for community forums:
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PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT This is to advise that Council is in receipt of the following Development Application No. 2016/DA-00113 NAME OF APPLICANT: Amalie Smith c/- Graincorp PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lot 10 DP 1043555 35 Schillers Road, Milvale NSW 2594 PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT: Industrial - install weighbridge, weighbridge hut and new grain bunker The proposed development is not a designated development, and Hilltops Council is the consent authority for this application. The development application referred to in this notice and the documents accompanying the application, may be inspected at Hilltops Council offices, Town Hall, Boorowa Street, Young, Monday to Friday 8.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. until Thursday 11 August 2016. Any person may make a written submission to Council about the development application during this period. If a submission is made by way of objection, the grounds of objection must be specified in the submission. Submissions on the proposal must be lodged in writing with Council prior to the close of business on Friday 12 August 2016 DEVELOPMENT CONSENTS ISSUED In accordance with the provisions of section 101 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, and section 74 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000, notification is given that the developments and/or modifications mentioned below have recently been granted consent. The development consents are available for public inspection, during ordinary office hours, at Hilltops Council, 189 Boorowa Street, Young. 2016/DA-00084 - Lot 2 & 3 DP 18095, 161 & 163 Lovell St, Young - Commercial - Proposed demolition of an existing dwelling, extension of an existing business premises and erection of a new showroom building and signage. 2016/DA-00102 - Lot 368 DP 754605, 79 Horseferry Rd, Wirrimah - Shed - Rural storage, colorbond, and carport 2016/DA-00116 - Lot 1 DP 659197, 4 Wombat Street, Young - Commercial - replace existing sign with seven (7) metre illuminated pylon sign EOI 291 OF 2016 EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST INVITED FOR REGISTER OF ACCEPTABLE SUPPLIERS Expressions of interest are invited from businesses wishing to be included on the Register of Acceptable Suppliers for the supply of library materials including books, audiovisual resources, newspapers and periodicals to the Hilltops Library for the financial year 2016/2017. Further information and a copy of the Purchasing Policy can be obtained from the Library Manager, Hilltops Library, Lynch Street, Young, Telephone 02 6382 1886, email younglibrary@ hilltops.nsw.gov.au The closing date for submission is 12.00 noon, Friday 29 July. Please forward to Mr Anthony McMahon, General Manager, Hilltops Council, Locked Bag 5, Young, NSW 2594. For further information of assistance please contact Ms Leihn at the Boorowa Office. PLANNED ROADWORKS FOR WEEK ENDING THURSDAY 28TH JULY 2016 The following works are underway in the Young area: • Gravel resheeting at Douglas Gap Road, Swamp Road, Creamery Road and Calabash Road. (Please contact Hilltops Council to arrange quotation and payment of all private works in these areas.) • Road construction Olympic Highway at Apps Lane intersection. • Whiteman Ave footpath construction. • Traffic Islands at Allanan Street (opposite Hospital), Boorowa Street (opposite Woolworths, Lovell Street (opposite Anderson Park) and Nasmyth Street (opposite car wash). • Routine patching on local and regional roads as required due to weather conditions. • Reactive maintenance weather permitting. Speed restrictions will be in place and minor delays may be experienced. The planned roadworks is subject to change due to Council resources and weather conditions. Motorists are advised Roadwork Speed Limits are enforceable by the NSW Police. Speed should be reduced and caution should be exercised when travelling through roadwork sites.
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Supporting Our Musicians to Take the World Stage Musicians in the Cootamundra electorate wanting to promote and showcase their talents to overseas producers or develop contacts that could open the door to an international music career are invited to apply for NSW Government funding. The Opportunity Development Grants Program can help local musicians and their managers develop the business and networking skills required to make it onto the world stage. Musicians can
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apply for up to $850 for each person named in an application, to a maximum total of $5,500 per group. Round 2 applications open on Monday 18 July 2016 and close on Tuesday 6 September 2016. Full application details are available at www.musicnsw.com Help Required Vinnies Young is looking for more volunteers to help assist in the shop located on Lynch Street, Young. They are open 9:00am – 5:00pm Monday to Friday and Saturday 9:00am – 2:00pm. The hours for volunteers are flexible and any help is appreciated. Ring 6382-9419 or call in to the store. Funding Available for Local Arts and Cultural Facilities Organisations are invited to apply for up to $60,000 in funding for projects that improve local arts and cultural facilities. The NSW Government’s Regional Capital funding program matches funding for equipment for arts
FROM THE HILLTOPS ADMINISTRATOR Wendy Tuckerman
The last few weeks have seen some extreme weather conditions throughout the Hilltops region causing damage and disruption across the entire road network. Late on the evening of Friday July 22nd, the area between Frogmore and Wyangala received between 45-100mm of rain with the majority of it falling between the Reids Flat Road and Darbys Falls Road. The heavy rainfall and high winds have caused serious flooding across roadways. A large number of fallen branches and trees were removed by workers from the Boorowa Depot over the weekend. The majority of roads affected have suffered extensive culvert damage which will now need to be inspected and prioritised in line with Council’s work schedule. In the Harden area, up to 70mm of rain fell
in a twenty-minute period during one particularly damaging storm causing unsealed wash, water over sealed roads, and wash debris blocking stormwater culverts over a combined 50km area of roads. Harden staff have cleared approximately 50 trees and branches over the weekend following the severe winds experienced during the cold front that passed. In the Young area, the A41 Olympic Highway was closed at Bendick Murrell due to fallen power lines. Motorists between Cowra and Young were diverted via Grenfell. Across the entire Hilltops Council area, staff are going through the process of identifying the extent of the damage that has occurred on the road network to determine and prioritise the work that will need to be done to restore the network to a suitable condition. Council would like to advise road users to be cautious, not to drive through flood waters and ensure that they drive to the current conditions.
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and cultural purposes or construction and renovation of these facilities.
“This funding helps by matching funding that local organisations are investing to improve facilities – whether it is the purchase of new auditorium seating, exhibition lighting, the repair and conservation of collections or the digitalisation of collections.” Katrina Hodgkinson said in a statement. “Arts and cultural facilities, such as local galleries, museums and theatres, are important places where people gather to share and experience art and culture as well as chronicle and celebrate local history.” Applications for Regional Capital funding, for projects commencing after 1 January 2017, are open until Monday 5 September 2016. For further information, including details about how to apply for up to $60,000 in Government funding, visit www. arts.nsw.gov.au or email arts.funding@arts. nsw.gov.au.
THUMBS UP THUMBS DOWN THUMBS UP To former Young Shire Council for roadwork done at the Wombat Street/Gordon Street intersection - for erecting “give way” signs & traffic islands. I travel this intersection several times per day & many times drivers have failed to give way to traffic travelling north/south on Wombat Street. These improvements have increased the awareness, & therefore safety, for drivers!! THUMBS UP To Café Cos in Harden whose delightful customer service brings a smile to my face... it might be the coffee though too... haha. THUMBS UP To the tourism team of the Hilltops Council. I’m looking forward to this year’s Woolfest and the Long Lazy Dinner! THUMBS UP To Young Services Club for the great entertainers you bring to town. THUMBS UP To the council staff who removed fallen trees on Old Wheeo Rd within 3 hours of being notified. Malicious or defamatory submissions will not be accepted. The opinions and views of readers submitting Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down are not necessarily the views of the staff and Management of The Hilltops Phoenix. To submit a Thumbs Up Thumbs Down email us at editor@hilltopsphoenix.com.au or mail us at PO Box 251 Canowindra NSW 2804.
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McLachlan Group to Host Annual Bull Sale
IMAGE: Antaine O’Flannagan in Renk, South Sudan during his time on contract work with the Federal Government. Photo: Supplied.
Plans For Post-Vietnam War Support Group in the Region
Grenfell returned serviceman Antaine O’Flannagan wants to establish a peer support network for returned service men and women who have fought in modern wars, and is looking for other returned service people from wars post-Vietnam. Mr O’Flannagan resides in Grenfell, but is calling upon veterans from the whole Central West and South West of NSW, including Young, Harden, Boorowa, Cowra, Canowindra, Forbes, Parkes, West Wyalong, Temora, Cootamundra and Condobolin. With local RSL sub-branches having mostly Vietnam War veterans or older, Mr Flannagan said he wanted to put together a support group to meet on a monthly basis with veterans of the Gulf War, Iraq War, Afghanistan War, and other modern wars on terrorism. He would like the group to meet once per month, in a different town each time, and have
a coffee or a meal, and be able to talk to likeminded people who understand what fighting in a modern war is like. Mr Flannagan said he would also like to see the group keep continuous contact with one another, as a way of offering peer support. “The Returned Service League of Australia is great, and local RSL sub-branches do a tremendous job in their communities, but because their membership is dominated by Vietnam War veterans or older, some modern war veterans don’t feel it’s their place,” he said. “My idea is to start up a group for Central and South West NSW where there is peer support for modern war veterans, and where they’re comfortable to talk to people that know exactly where they’ve come from.” Anyone interested in the group can call Antaine on 0478 740 533.
Weekly Market Report by FORBES CATTLE SALE 25TH JULY 2016 Steers.......................... 200-280kg 300-384c/kg 330-400kg 320-381c/kg 400+kg 320-376c/kg Heifers......................... 200-280kg 320-340c/kg 330-400kg 300-360c/kg 400+kg 327-351c/kg Cows................................. 520+kg 234-278c/kg Bulls................................. 600+kg 250-275c/kg FORBES SHEEP SALE 26TH JULY 2016 Lambs..............................20.1-22kg $134-$150 22.1-24kg $140-$167 24.1-26kg $154-$176 Hoggets.............................. 22.1kg+ $112-$135 Ewes................................14.1-18kg $62-$83 24kg+ $95-$141 UPCOMING SALES Young Store Cattle Sale......................... 18th August Yangoora Gromark Genetic Ram Sale.. 25th August Rowallan Poll Dorset Ram Sale........8th September Forbes Store Cattle Sale........................ 26th August
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CURRENT O/H PRICES Trade Lambs 18-24kg.............................................$6.60 Export Lambs 24kg+...............................................$6.20 Merino Lambs..........................................................$5.40 Mutton Ewes........$3.60 Wethers........$3.80 Angus Steers Delivered...........................................$3.80 Angus Heifers Delivered..........................................$3.50 Cross Bred Steers Delivered....................................$3.60 Cross Bred Heifers Delivered..................................$3.30 FOR SALE BARLEY STRAW, Lge square bales 8x4x3, AVG 485kg, $45.00 PER BALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 25 P/HFD Cows, PTIC to Angus Bull, Booroomooka Bld, Cows 8-10yrs, Due to calve late Aug-Sep, Good frame, Quiet. $1500.00 100 1st X Ewe Lambs, Avg 45kg, March Shorn. $150.00
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The McLachlan Group bull breeding business will be holding its annual bull sale at the ‘North Logan’ property on North Logan Road, Cowra, on August 10. The sale will be the business’ fifth annual sale, and McLachlan Group’s Warren Miller said it should be a popular sale. McLachlan Group is a bull breeding business that sells Angus bulls, Charolais bulls and Poll Hereford bulls. All of their bulls are grass fed, meaning they live longer, and produce better quality beef. The business mostly sells cattle directly to meat works businesses, but hosts its big annual sale once per year. Mr Miller said the quality and performance of McLachlan Group’s bulls meant its bulls were very valuable. “We strive to make our bulls live as long as possible, and live a healthy life, which is why we grass feed them,” he said. “Our bulls are of the highest quality, which means our buyers get the best grass fed beef they can.” Mr Miller said the past four annual sales, the previous two of which have been in Cowra and the two before in the Southern Highlands, have been hugely popular, with bulls selling for about $4000 each. He expected the August 10 sale in Cowra to be similar. The sale will feature 35 Angus bulls, 20 Charolais bulls and 2 Poll hereford bulls, with this sale being the first time the McLachlan Group has sold Poll Hereford bulls. With Angus bulls being the most popular for beef, Mr Miller said he expected these to sell fast. By Joshua Matic
Annual Bull Sale Wed 10th August - 1pm ‘North Logan’ North Logan Rd, Cowra All Bulls Grass Fed Contact: Warren 0423 396 014 or Colin 0448 008 799
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EDUCATION FEATURE Young Public School Open Day performances are delivered by the classes, in what is sure to be an event not to be missed off this school year’s calendar. The
Students from across all grades of Young Public School will participate in the much anticipated Open Day, being held on Friday 5th August 2016. Amongst the activities of the day, Young Public School will be opening their classrooms to families and friends from 10:30am. Morning tea is for the school community, run by the year 6 classes and will be served at 11am in the quadrangle. This long standing fundraiser supports the school’s year 6 students to raise money for an initiative or charity that they democratically select. The excitement of the day comes in the form of the whole-school concert commencing at 11:35am. Compered by the year 6 leaders, song, dance and drama
IMAGE: Students of Young Public School
Senior Students from Young High School will next week take part in high impact seminars and workshops to help them improve their study techniques, increase motivation, manage time effectively, build confidence, and lift exam performance. The program run by Elevate Education has been in existence since 2001 and is run across Australia in over 1400 schools. Anna Barker, Deputy Principal at Young High School said the timing for Elevate to visit the school again is perfect.
“It’s Education Week and the theme for this year is ‘Shared stories, better learning, stronger communities’. “As a school we are always open to opportunities to improve our students learning and we are very glad to have the Elevate team back again.” “The students engage in the seminars and find them very worthwhile and we see the immediate impact in the work they are producing.” Students from years 7-9 will work with the Elevate team early in Term 4.
concert also features the school’s band, who won the prestigious Gold Award at the Canberra Eisteddfod.
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Young Public School invites parents and caregivers to attend its annual Education Week celebrations on Friday 5th August at Young Public School Open classrooms 10.30am Morning tea cake stall 11.10am Whole school concert 11.30am
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Young Public School invites parents and care givers to attend its annual Education Week celebrations on Friday 5th August at Young Public School Open classrooms 10.30am Morning tea cake stall 11.10am Whole school concert 11.30am
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What is your favourite part of decorating your home?
I like making curtains and decorating with craft - Jeanette Denniss.
IMAGE: The South West Slopes and NSW Trial Yard Dog Championships are coming to Boorowa this October.
NSW Trial Yard Dog Championships Coming to Boorowa Just when you thought Boorowa’s biggest and most famous annual event, Woolfest, couldn’t get any bigger, you thought wrong. The NSW Trial Yard Dog Championships will be held in Boorowa for the first time ever on the weekend of Woolfest, with the championships being held at the St Josephs Primary School oval on Sunday October 2nd. The event will cap off a huge Woolfest weekend, with the day before also seeing Boorowa host the South West Slopes Trial Yard Dog Championships. Trial Yard Dog events have working farm dogs compete in different obstacles that replicate real life farm work. The South West Slopes and NSW events in Boorowa will run with three different obstacles - a drenching race, draught work, and sheep loading. The South West Slopes event will lead up to the NSW Championships.
It is one of 16 Trial Yard Dog events held across NSW throughout the year, with the top 10 dogs from the ‘improver’ and ‘open’ divisions qualifying for the NSW Championships event. The South West Slopes event will have four divisions- maiden, novice, improver and openhowever only dogs from the latter two divisions can qualify for the NSW Championships. Dogs from the higher two divisions can also race in the bottom two divisions, however dogs from the lower two cannot compete in the higher two. Event Coordinator Nathan Cayfe said the calibre of competition at the NSW Championships would be very high. “We’ll have lots of former state champions racing, so it will be a great spectacle for Boorowa,” he said. “We’ll have up to 70-80 dogs competing.” By Joshua Matic
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IMAGE: The Harden Post Office is on the market with current owners Ross and Lorraine Pollock looking to retire.
Pollocks Look for Buyer After 19 Years of Harden-Murrumburrah Service
After owning and operating the Harden Licensed Post Office for just under 19 years now, Licensees Ross Pollock and Lorraine Pollock are looking forward to retiring. However before this can happen, they need to sell the business, and they are both urging anyone interested in buying a strong, local business to come forward. The business, which is licensed under Australia Post, comes with the post office business, the license with Australia Post, and the residence that is on site at the post office. Ross Pollock said the business was not too difficult to run. “There are many benefits to operating this post office. The business is doing very well at the moment and has great return,” he said. “You also get great customer satisfaction, and being mostly just a 9am-5pm, five days
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a week job, you get weekends and public holidays off.” “In January Australia Post also increased its funding to its licensed post offices, so there is that benefit as well.” Mr Pollock has, remarkably, been working for Australia Post in one form or another for 55 years. He started working for the organisation as a 15-year old boy. His wife Lorraine and himself have worked at the Harden Post Office since 1985, but bought the business in 1997 when Australia Post sold it as an independent licence, from being a corporately run office. Mr Pollock took a redundancy and then bought the post office back. “We’ve focused a lot on customer service over the past 19 years and strive to go above and beyond for our customers, and that’s something we’re proud of,” he said.
Helloworld Cootamundra, formerly known as Harvey World Travel, has been operating over 25 years with the last 10 years being owned and managed by the talented travel consultant – Nancy Smith. Nancy herself has over 17 and a half years’ experience in the travel industry and has a staff of dedicated professionals on board to help you reach the holiday destination that you have been dreaming about. On the team you will meet Ellen Bailey, Jane Bateup and Robyn Gain who together with Nancy’s experience combined, make up over 60 years of experience in the travel industry. Amongst some of Nancy’s favourite destinations that she has been lucky enough to extensively visit are; Asia – with Vietnam being a highlight, the West Coast of the United States of America and the South Pacific. “There are so many places in the world to visit and I would love to visit Canada as my next destination along with Croatia that is also on my list!” Nancy explains. So what do you need to know as the top travel tips from this experienced group of ladies? 1 Have an up to date Passport 2 Make sure you have the appropriate documents 3 Do research on geography, currency and local customs 4 Be budget wise at all times 5 Have fun! With their love for travel, experience and offering of the best customer service, Nancy and her team are available for you to talk to in person, over the phone or on email. “Our team is available for any questions that a future traveller may have and we are more than happy to offer travel advice and assistance in any way we can,” Mrs Smith says.
Harden Licensed Post Office Servicing the Harden-Murrumburrah region Post Office for sale Includes Post Office business, license with Australia Post, and the Post Office residence. For more information please contact current licensees Ross and Lorraine at the Post Office. 32 Neill Street, Harden NSW 2587 (02) 6386 2241
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He has only been in Cootamundra for five years, but Coota Signs owner Quentin Tomkies is already famous for most of the signs you see around Cootamundra today. Coota Signs is basically the face of most other businesses around the town, but not only can the business create signs, it can also do graphic design and printing services. Its printing service covers a huge range in itself, with it being able to print magnets, business cards, banners, stickers, vehicle graphics and shirt graphics, just to name a few. Mr Tomkies owns the business with his wife Jo, and has done since making the move to Cootamundra from tropical North Queensland five years ago. Before that he spent eight years working as a sign maker in his old hometown of Ingham.
IMAGE: Coota Signs owner Quentin Tomkies. Coota Signs offers many different services for Cootamundra and surrounding areas. Photo: Joshua Matic.
He and his wife started Coota Signs from scratch, but the rest is now history, with the business seeing great success. By Joshua Matic
Posh Hair and Beauty is Coota’s Place For a Haircut Posh Hair and Beauty on Parker owner and head hairdresser Claudia Dowell says her business’ youth and fresh ideas are what sets it apart from similar businesses in the Cootamundra region. Ms Dowell, 21, took over the business in January this year, and renamed and branded the business. It has since gone from strength to strength. “I’m only 21, and have done all my training in Wagga Wagga with some very talented hairdressers, and I think that sets the salon aside from others,” she said. “I think differently to other salon owners. I also have a great team of staff, and a great clientele base as well.” The salon specialises in all things ‘hair’-
IMAGE: Posh Hair and Beauty owner Claudia Dowell. Her salon is the place to go for your hair care needs in Cootamundra. Photo: Joshua Matic.
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Just a Short Drive to Cootamundra The Closest motel to the main CBD
66 Wallendoon Street, Olympic Highway Cootamundra Mick & judy Ph (02) 6942 2688 E wattletree@ymail.com Fax (02) 6942 4273 IMAGE: The Wattle Tree Motel in Cootamundra.
Wattle Tree the Place to Stay in Cootamundra Cootamundra’s Wattle Tree Motel is known as the “friendliest” motel in Cootamundra and with the beautiful rooms it has to offer, it proves to be a great stay for visitors to the town. The Wattle Tree Motel is located just off the main street (Parker Street) of Cootamundra, at 66 Wallendoon Street, but is still located just a stones throw away from all of the town’s shops and services. Being off the main street means that it is also more quiet and peaceful, and guests at the motel will enjoy a great night’s sleep. For those travelling on business, the motel is located only a few blocks up the road from the Cootamundra Office of Gundagai Council, and for those travelling for leisure, it is a short walk to the Cootamundra RSL Club, most of the town’s cafes and restaurants, and to the train station. The train station will link guests to Wagga Wagga, Sydney, and other towns in between. Mick Mitchell and Judy Mitchell own and operate the motel, and their beautiful custom-
er service will ensure you have a great stay at the Wattle Tree Motel. The motel has many different types of rooms available, including single, twin, double, queen, family, and even disabled rooms, each of which have Austar pay TV, free wifi, reverse cycle air conditioning and heating, and a kitchenette. Continental and cooked breakfast is also available for purchase for all guests.
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My House My Home Time to Prepare Your Garden for Spring With just one month left before Spring, it is time to start preparing your garden for Spring, according to Golden Glance Nursery business partner Martin Sullivan. Mr Sullivan said recent heavy rainfalls in the Hilltops region meant Spring was looking like a bumper season. Spring is the best season for growing vegetable patches as well as fruits, flowers and herbs. Mr Sullivan said now is the right time to start preparing the garden for Spring growth. “If you haven’t done so already, you’ll need to choose which part of your garden you plan to grow your fruit, vegetables, herbs or flowers, and start turning over
all of the weeds, adding mulch, and then a manure base,” he said. “Then leave it for a month and you’ll be able to start planting the seeds for your vegetables, fruit, flowers and herbs.” “In terms of flowers, it will be important for people to start planting their bulbs for summer flowers as well. This needs to be done in Winter, otherwise it’ll be too late by the time Summer comes around.” With Winter time generally being the time of year with the least garden mainte-
nance, Mr Sullivan said now would also be a good time to start planning bigger outdoor projects, such as pergolas, bbq areas or decks. “Now is the best time to start doing larger jobs as well, because you generally don’t need to spend as much time gardening, mowing, edge trimming or doing other maintenance,” he said. Mr Sullivan said people should also prune grape vines, roses, and spray fruit trees before Winter ends as well.
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Jim Cusack HOUSE of the week
Acreage Auction Raine & Horne Young’s property of the week is this fine 12.8 acres situated on the skyline of Boundary Road with northerly aspect and views over the town. This traditional 4 bedroom brick veneer home offers an ensuite with a spa bath, open plan kitchen with gas cooking, dining area and a large family room kept warm by a cosy wood fire. The tiled dining room takes full advantage of the outlook and has full access to the verandah to take your entertaining to the next level. The double lock up garage and house are situated on flat land to enable easy access for everyone. Just minutes from town, this small acreage property is sure to please a family looking to give their children room to
explore or anyone looking for the quiet life. Located at 240 Boundary Road this property is to be auctioned August 20th on site. Full particulars and/or an inspection can be arranged by contacting Kim Goonan on 0412823607.
I was born and raised on my family’s property in Galong, educated in Young at Hennessy Catholic College (formerly Christian Brothers) and completed my high school education at St Gregory’s College in Campbelltown. I am married to Anna and have three children - Elizabeth 23, Kathleen 21 and James 18. My close ties to Young and surrounding districts have enabled me to gain strong values, leading me to have a significant interest in community activities and properties in the local area. While I sell residential homes in town and I know the local urban market, my involvement in the sale of farms and rural acreage has increased. Selling rural and residential property calls for a high degree of commitment and persistence, as well as an understanding of the dynamics and economics of selling properties. I bring these qualities along with integrity. Currently we have strong enquiries for rural acreage. I can be contacted on 0428 867 319 for a confidential appraisal.
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Blooms Chemist in Young has a large range of MooGoo products at the moment, and is the only supplier of these in Young. Get down there today to see how these products can help take care of you!
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Stunning Cyclamen! Brighten up gloomy winter days with a beautiful cyclamen from Botanica Romantica. These wonderfully colourful flowering plants will bring cheer to any room - they look spectacular en-masse in a basket and make great gifts.
BOOTbonanza! Twisted Boots are hot on the shelves at Young Workwear right now, and offer a comfortable, fancy style of boot. Get down there today to check out their impressive range!
PLANTplanning With all of the cold and wet weather that has been around lately, it is time to get organic plants into gear. Golden Glance Nursery in Young has the best range of organic plants, and advice, in the region, so get down there this weekend!
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Dianne Walker How long have you lived in Young for? I have lived in Young for the last two years. Before that I lived in Batemans Bay, and before then I lived in Canberra for a long time. What do you enjoy about living in Young? I enjoy Young as it’s a country town, and the lifestyle here is great. I’ve got to know a lot of locals and I enjoy doing my volunteer work here as well. What do you do for work? I am retired, however I volunteer at Vinnies on Lynch Street on Fridays. What do you enjoy about the work that you do? I enjoy volunteering at Vinnies as it has such a warm feel about it. You get to meet and talk to different people all the time. How do you drink your coffee? I have my coffee white with no sugar. Where would your dream holiday be to? My dream holiday would be to Perth, as I have never been there!
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WHAT’S Hot Harvey Norman Young has just started stocking one of the most handy pieces of technology anyone could have - a ‘Tile”. And no, it is not a bathroom tile we are talking about. This useful device is an electronic one that has the appearance of a tile, but works as a tracking device, in conjunction with it’s online app that can be downloaded onto your phone, tablet or iPod device. All you need to do is simply attach the ‘Tile’ to any item, and if you lose it, log into the app and it will tell you where it is!
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29 July
Winter - Soup - Fundraising The Young Hospital Auxiliary are hosting their annual Young Hospital Soup Day from 11am until - 2.30pm. Cost is $12.00 per person. Choose from your favourite soup and select from a variety of breads. Finish with a delicious homemade slice or two and a cup of tea or coffee. All proceeds raised on the day will go towards the cost of equipment for the Young Hospital.
29 July
Boorowa Central School Kindergarten Orientation Day Boorowa Central School will be holding their Kindergarten Orientation Day at the Boorowa Central School Library from 12:00 – 2:30pm.
30 July
Boorowa Hospital 20th Anniversary - Cocktail Party. A celebration of the Boorowa Hospital for the 20th Anniversary of its official opening will be held at the Boorowa ExServices Club with a Cocktail Party.
30 July
Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop Boorowa Community Landcare Group are hosting a workshop with local fruit grower Robert Fitzpatrick who will demonstrate techniques for pruning fruit trees. The workshop will be held on Saturday 30 July at “Tulangi” on the Kenyu Rd.
30 July
Yoga Tree - Deep Relaxation - Crystal Singing Bowls. Yoga Tree Studio - Millards Centre 232 Boorowa Street. It can create a profound sense of well-being. Everyone is welcome. Bookings are essential through Penny Gibson on 6382 2896. Runs from 9.30am until 11.30am.
1 Aug
Writers’ Workshop with Arnold Zable An award winning writer, storyteller, educator, human rights advocate and former lecturer at Melbourne University. His books include Jewels and Ashes, The Fig Tree, Café Scheherazade, Scraps of Heaven, Sea of Many Returns, Violin Lessons and the just released The Fighter. Monday August 1st from 9.30am - 4.30pm. The workshop will encourage all enthusiastic writers to take the next step on their writing journey from pen and paper to publishing. Topics will help you: • draw from life’s experiences and observations • develop from rough draft to completed work • activate the imagination • write in different styles • use diaries and journals Register for this workshop by phoning 6382 1886 or email swrls@young.nsw.gov.au
6 Aug
Young & Region Farmer Markets. Markets starting at 9am and finishing at 12pm at Anderson Park near the Railway station. Buy fresh straight from the producers. Local fruit, vegetables, plants, wine, honey, goats milk products and baked goods. For any enquires call: 0439 638 233.
11 Aug
Ladies Day - Young Community Hub from 9am - 3pm. Young Services Club, 42 Cloete Street. $15 per person. This is a day for all ladies out there; a pamper and relaxed day. There will be great food, entertainment, guest speakers, and pamper stalls; massages, nail parlour and more, as well lucky door prizes. This is the 4th year running, and is an enjoyable day for ladies in the Hilltops region to feel pampered come along and have an enjoyable day. For further information contact Naomi Peters on 6382 6328.
13 Aug
Uniting Church Monthly Markets. From 8.00am - 1.00pm at the Uniting Church Hall and Grounds, Cnr Lynch & Cloete Streets, Young. There will be something for everyone: a variety of stalls, handmade craft items, plants and light refreshments. For more information, please contact 6382 1519.
18 Aug
Morning Melodies - Hovert Gonzales Beautiful melodies with a guitar will be played. This event commences at 10:30 am in the Young Services Club Auditorium and costs $5 for adults and $2 for children.
19 Aug
Young Regional School of Music presents Soprano Vocalist Simone Easthope and Pianist Benjamin Moser. “Pictures and Impressions” Concert. All the way from Germany, Simone and Benjamin bring a colourful ambience to their performance. Presenting collections of works from Schumann, Debussy, Gershwin and Mussorgsky, it will be an experience not to be missed. It will be on the 19th of August at 7pm at the Young Regional School of Music. Tickets are $25 from YRSM and M&M’s Music Studio.
20 Aug
Art workshop - soapstone sculpture Tutor: Louise Adams Date: Saturday 20th August, 2016. Time: 9.30 for 10am start Duration: Six hours Venue: Art Room, Southern Cross Cinema Hall Complex, (rear gate entrance) Cost: $60, $55 for Y.S.A. members Soapstone, oil, sandpaper and some tools will be provided. This six-hour workshop includes a general introduction to the carving of soapstone. Louise will suggest a simple design or help you explore the possibilities of your own ideas. You will develop a working knowledge of the material, tools, safe handling issues and methods used to complete a carving. Find out what you need to bring when you complete your booking with Heather or Bev on 6382 3268 or 6382 1712.
20 Aug
National Family History Month Open Day - Margaret Newcombe Room, 2 Campbell Street, Young. From 9:00am to 3:00pm. Phone: 02 6382 4045. Email: youngfamilyhistory@bigpond.com. Website: www.youngfamilyhistorygroup.com.
Koorawatha Pub regular Kel, checking the racing form guide at the bar last Friday evening.
Tika McInerney and Shania Simms at Talking Heads hair salon in Young.
Talking Heads salon owner Courtney and Alison Foreman in Label A clothing store in Young.
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Lions Club of Young Inc Mini Lotto Results Our Mini Lotto was drawn last night 21st July 2016 at Young Bowling Club The Winning Numbers were: 5-20-8-11-2-15 There were no winners of 6 numbers And There was 1 winner of 5 numbers Next Week the lotto Jackpot for winning 6 numbers will be $10,000.00 And The Lotto Jackpot for winning 5 numbers will be $130.00. Next Draw is Thursday 28th July 2016 and will be drawn at the Young Bowling Club. Mini Lotto Quick Pix tickets are sold at various outlets including the S&C Club, IGA, Woolworths, South West Slopes Credit Union and some hotels by Lions Members with the distinctive yellow box. Note: 1st reserve 6 number pool is $10,000 2nd reserve 6 number pool is $1,922
Cootamundra Country Club hosted a fun filled day with a Spider first up and then a game of Fours until the bell at midday. Lunch was enjoyed by all and then Rosemary Walter, President of the South Western District, started the Presentation.
First up the No 4 Pennant Flag was given to the Young team of Elsie Hines, Heather Bailey, Sheila Traynor, Margaret Gailey, Margo Parker, Kate Cooper, Judith Mulligan, Judy Watson and Reserves Margaret Glasheen and Julie Alavoine. Elsie accepted the award for the District Mixed Pairs Runner Up with Geoff Hines, District Senior Fours was won by Young’s Elsie Hines Margaret Gailey,Kate Cooper and Heather Bailey. District open Pairs was won by Elsie and Margo Parker. Kate Cooper and June Brown won Runner up District Senior Pairs and Winner of the District Open Singles was Elsie Hines. Congratulations to all who won from the Young WBC. Julie Alavoine
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IMAGE: The Young Yabbies at their recent anti-domestic violence campaign. First grade have bowed out of the competition, while second grade have qualified for the finals.
Yabbies Second Grade Secure a Spot in the Finals While First Grade Fails to Fire
On a muddy pitch in wet and windy conditions the Young Yabbies second grade side had a tough hit out against ADFA on Saturday. After a scoreless first half the Yabbies turned it on in the second half. Strong forward runs caused ADFA to over commit players to the breakdown, creating space out wide for the backs. Winger Corey Randall and centre Julian Roles both crossed the line twice to create the 26-0
final result. “We stuck to our game plan throughout the whole game. The first half was a good battle and the game really could have gone either way. We lifted in the second half and they just couldn’t match us,” said coach Tom Wills. Another superb kicking game by Peter Maher helped the Yabbies dominate field position in the second
half, earning him players’ player of the match. Roles had a stellar performance in attack and defence, earning him best on ground, followed by Corey Randall and Matt Reid. Next Sunday the Yabbies will take on Goulburn in the first round of the finals, to be played at Viking Oval in Canberra. The last game of the year for the Yabbies first grade started strong on a sloppy pitch. ADFA were first to score but the Yabbies hit back soon after. Jim Martin made a good break to get the Yabbies in a great attacking position, which Riley Turner finished with a nice try under the posts. Unfortunately the Yabbies then switched off, allowing ADFA to hit back within minutes. From the kick off the Yabbies took advantage from an ADFA mistake, with Riley Turner again scoring out wide after a nice ball from captain/coach Mick Stallard. Half time saw the score at 19-12 ADFA’s way. In the second half things started to fall apart for the Yabbies, who allowed ADFA to score a quick try. The Yabbies regrouped and Hagon Williams scored what is said to be the try of the year after he chipped and chased from 40 out. With his speed and agility he left defenders in his path. This however didn’t help the score line as ADFA broke through the Yabbies’ defence, scoring another three quick tries, making the final score 45-19. This score didn’t reflect the game or the Yabbies spirits as they never gave up. A big congratulations to Will Mundy and Riley Turner for stepping up and playing in 1st grade. The top three players of the match were Zac Williams, Brendan Shoard and Ethan Richens. Turner got the players’ player award. By Joshua Matic
This Week at Tipperary Golf Club Welcome to another report from Tipperary. Two players teed off on Tuesday afternoon’s 9 hole competition with Pat Hewen winning over Bill Foreman. Thursday was an 18 hole stroke event with only 3 participants. Bill Foreman came in first with 75/58, and 2nd best to Scott Bennett on 86/67, Scott was the only gobble winner with 2. Sunday was the 4th round of the Corbetts Tyre & Battery Competition. Pat Hewen took out first place, Brad Noordhuis was 2nd and
coming in on 3rd spot was Max Hardman. Pat was the only birdie winner and Max Hall the only gobble winner. Max Hardman was the lucky raffle winner for the day. There were no eagles nest or birdie hole winner. There were 2 match play games with Pat Hewen winning over Brad Noordhuis and Bill Foreman winning over Kev Rattenbury. Sunday will be the 5th round of the Corbett Competition with a 2 person Ambrose Event with select partners being played. Here’s
hoping the weather will be a little finer. Enjoy your round of golf!