The Parkes Phoenix Issue 174 by Phoenix Group of Newspapers

‘MEETING ON THE MOON’… Rosemary Prior and Rose Jones of the Parkes & District Historical Society invite locals to the special exhibition in the Henry Parkes Museum to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing.

Henry Parkes Museum Remains ‘Moonstruck’

If you have missed out on all or some of the significant celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the moon landing last month, don’t fear as the Henry Parkes Museum’s special exhibition is still ongoing. One of the Parkes & District Historical Society’s members, Rosemary Prior, put in a lot of work and care into correlating lots of information into an amazing story. “We are all amateurs and volunteers doing the best we can,” said Rosemary. The feature piece of the exhibit are two items on loan from Dorothy MacDonald. Her parents, Jean and George Stanford from Peak Hill, both worked at the telescope during construction and the moon landing. They received a NASA certificate signed by all three astronauts for their support of the first lunar

landing. The second item is a signed framed photo of George with his dog at his tractor looking at the telescope being built. Five times more visitors than usual streamed to the museum over the anniversary weekend from all over Australia and overseas. “People enjoyed our display, especially our feature on how the radio telescope was build,” said Rosemary. She remembers driving out to the construction site on Sundays as a child to look over the fence, and watching the moon landing at school. “My husband, Bruce, lived opposite the site and grew up with it.” Rosemary said it was very special compiling the exhibit as it is so much part of the history of Parkes. “It put Parkes on the map!” By Maggi Barnard

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Rhonda Brain How long have you lived in Parkes and what do you like most about living here? I moved to Parkes in 1989. Where do you work or what do you do currently and what do you enjoy about it? I’m retired so I just swan around. What is your favourite thing to do when you have free time? I have several favourites. I read, of course! Watch old western and musical movies, research war and Jewish history and do cryptic crosswords. What makes you proud? Hearing from ex-students about the way they are nurturing their children, especially in brain development, from birth. If you could be an animal which one would you choose, and why? A bear, so I could hibernate in winter.

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THUMBS UP To Araluen Fraser for having her beautiful hair cut to support her friend. What a selfless act!

THUMBS DOWN To people who leave filthy rubbish in the bottom of shopping trolleys after they’ve used them at Return and Earn to hold their recycling containers. We use those same trolleys for carting food!

THUMBS UP To Pat Kinsela Motorcycles in Parkes for doing a great job on my bike.

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What is your all-time favourite movie, song and/or book, and why? Movies: Sound of Music and Friendly Persuasion. Song: How Great Thou Art (especially when Barb Newton sings it!) Books: The Source, Winnie-The-Pooh, The Bible, All Quiet On The Western Front. These are my choices because they all reflect my passions. Tell us about your best holiday. On a group tour, lead by my brother, to Turkey in 1999 when we started an impromptu street dance with some uni students at Canakkale, attended the Dawn Service at Gallipoli when it was held at the original spot, on the beachfront and then, the service at Lone Pine Cemetery. What is on your bucket list? River cruise from Budapest to Bucharest.

Matthew Hudson received an honourable mention for his work title Supermoon Behind the Opera House. (View all the winning entries on our Facebook page.)

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For the first time ever two people have won the annual astrophotography competition of the Central West Astronomical Society (CWAS). Phil Hart of Victoria, with his evocative animation titled ‘The Moon in Motion’, shared the prize with Peter Ward of NSW with his beautiful image of the Orion Nebule called ‘Stellar Cauldron’. Entries for this year’s eight categories came from all over Australia and were judged by world renowned astrophotographer, Dr David Malin. The categories were deep sky, wide-field, solar system, nightscapes, animated sequences (scientific and aesthetic), junior and a themed section Memories of Apollo. David not only assessed technical skill,

but also looked for entries that captured the beauty of the sky and the intrinsic interest of astronomy in an aesthetically pleasing manner. “The high quality of the images is a testament to the outstanding skills and talents of Australian astrophotographers”, said AstroFest organiser John Sarkissian. The winners were presented with the David Malin Awards at the CSIRO Parkes Observatory’s open days for the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. The competition’s exhibition was officially opened at the anniversary celebrations and will remain on show at the CSIRO Parkes Observatory’s Visitors Centre for the next year. Last year’s exhibition was viewed by over 200,000 people Australia-wide.

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See this very special certificate from NASA signed by the Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins on exhibit at the Henry Parkes Museum. (Read full story on front page.)

Forbes News: Are you interested in what’s happening in Forbes? You can pick up a free copy of the Forbes Phoenix at the Parkes Newsagency every Friday. Coffee With A Cop: Parkes Police are hosting Coffee with a Cop on Monday, 19th August at the Roasted Kombi from 10:30am. It is a golden opportunity to meet local officers and discuss community issues with them over a coffee. It is an informal event at a neutral space to help build relationships. All community members are invited to attend and use this unique opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the Police work in Parkes and the Central West Police District. Coffee with a Cop breaks down barriers and allows for relaxed, one-on-one interaction. Flu Still Prevalent: There have been 1,521 cases of influenza in the Western NSW Local Health District so far this year, compared to only 85 last year. People are urged to remember simple hygiene precautions to avoid spreading the flu. It is not too late to get a flu shot. Flu shots are free for pregnant women, people over 65 years, Aboriginal people and those with medical

Helping Women In Need: The August Dignity Drive of Share the Dignity has begun and for the first time Woolworths Supermarkets across the country will be collection points for all sanitary product donations. Over three million Australians are currently living under the poverty line, more than half are women and young girls who are unable to afford sanitary products. Share the Dignity is asking Australians for every sanitary product bought, to also buy one for a woman or girl in need. Donations can be dropped off at any Woolworths supermarket.   $100 Kids Vouchers: Arts OutWest is encouraging parents of school aged kids to make use of the Creative Kids vouchers. The program provides $100 for each school-aged child in NSW to get involved in creative and cultural activities. Vouchers can be used for registration, participation and tuition costs for performing arts, visual arts, coding, languages, literature, music and other creative and cultural activities. Across the Central West 70 providers have registered to accept the vouchers. Parents apply for the vouchers using their MyServiceNSW account and need to provide their child’s Medicare card details. The vouchers can be used any time during the calendar year.

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QUESTION of the week What exciting things have you learnt at school recently?

Dean Wythe: We learnt how spiders can climb walls because they have sticky stuff on their feet.

Emily Molloy: In science we learnt about neutrons and electrons and how they combine in elements.

Kalvin Dargin: In maths we learnt how to do times tables and fractions on the computer.

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Transformation At Baker Dental

Baker Dental, a long established dental practice in Parkes, has seen some changes over recent months. Dr Daniel Terranova joined the team in March 2018 to work with Dr Tim Baker and Dr Chris Xu. Daniel has established himself as an honest and trustworthy dentist who is known for his gentle and caring manner. Having previously lived on the Gold Coast for 18 years, Daniel now prefers the closeknit feel of a smaller town community. He enjoys all facets of general dentistry, with a particular interest in orthodontics, crown and bridge work, and recently started working with the new Cerec same day crown technology. Daniel finds great satisfaction in relieving his patients of unnecessary pain. Outside of dentistry, he is an avid soccer fan and watches as many games as he can. He also enjoys watching movies, dining out and spending time with friends and family. Daniel has worked with principal dentistDr Chris Xu for the past 18 months. Chris has been principal dentist at Baker Dental for the past four years and hands his role over with great confidence to Daniel as he moves to the Gold Coast for family reasons. Dr Chris will be returning on a monthly basis for his regular patients ongoing treatment. The newest addition to the practice is Dr

Dr Joe Hanna and Dr Daniel Terranova are the new dentists at Baker Dental Surgery.

Joe Hanna. Joe is an experienced dentist with an interest in oral surgery including under general anaesthesia and wisdom tooth removal. He graduated from Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Ohio, USA in 1993, and became a permanent resident in Australia in June 1997. He has a professional interest in oral surgery. His aims are to help to educate

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The group visited the Giants HQ where they met co-captain of the GWS Giants, Callan Ward.

The school holidays ended with a fun trip to Sydney for 11 Aboriginal students from Parkes, Condobolin and Lake Cargelligo. The group included five students from Parkes namely Ajay Goolagong, Emily Helm, Michael Riley, Nicayden Greenwood and Kyah Turnbull. The students participated in the annual Active Citizen Program of the Central West Police District. The packed program started with a visit to the GWS Giants AFL Club where they watched a training session, went on a tour of their facility, met players and watched a game. It was a rare opportunity and the participants really valued the experience. The Marine Area Command of the NSW Water Police also provided a tour of their facility and some of their boats, which included a ride in Sydney Harbour. The weather could not have been better and this was the first cruise on Sydney Harbour for most of the young people. Cumberland Council organised a cultural experience at Pemulwuy. The suburb is a

practical example of reconciliation and is named after a local Aboriginal warrior. The group learned more about the warrior and the history of the local area. The young people painted their first pair of clap sticks, which is a ceremonious occasion, and took part in other traditional games and activities. “This trip was an amazing experience,” said Senior Constable Daniel Greef. “It provided a number of once in a life time opportunities for both the staff and participants.” Participants also took part in various local cultural activities; visited local businesses and community groups to find out why they give back to their communities; and discovered local career opportunities that were available to them and could build their skills. The program will conclude with a leadership camp in Canberra and Jindabyne. They will climb to the summit of Mount Kosciusko, visit the Royal Military Academy, Duntroon, and the Australian War Memorial including a Last Post ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

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The Mayors of Forbes and Parkes and council representatives met with the CEO of Western NSW Local Health District, Scott McLachlan, last week to look at actions to address the maternity needs of the region, particularly the shortage of obstetricians. “It is clear that an interim arrangement will be needed, but only hand-in-hand with a longer-term strategy to future-proof maternity services at both hospitals,” said Mayor Ken Keith of Parkes. “The parents of the region need to be confident that they will have a high level of care and we will not rest until this is achieved.” Scott said this could only be achieved by working together, and in a show of good faith agreed to facilitate a meeting with key experts, including the CEO of the Rural Doctors Network, the CEO of the Primary Health Network, key health staff and the Mayors. “We need to explore a new way to create sustainable models for regional health,” said Mayor of Forbes, Phyllis Miller. “We cannot continue to do things the same way and expect a different outcome. By working co-operatively let’s see if a new approach can be developed and modelled in our area.” The opportunity to better utilise the hospitals’ operating theatres was also discussed. Increasing the surgery done at Parkes and Forbes would mean less people need to travel away for operations and is well worth considering. Ken said that is was very reassuring that there was a common need to find a solution. Scott told local media representatives last week the shortage of medical personnel was impacting the whole region with 50% of towns in NSW reliant on locums.

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Five Parkes High students were part of the annual Active Citizen Program taking them on a trip to Sydney. They are (L-R) Michael Riley, Emily Helm, Nicayden Greenwood, Kyah Turnbull and Ajay Goolagong.

The annual White Ribbon Cup between Parkes High and Forbes High included a girls team playing league tag for the first time this year. Parkes High won 30-14.

CLASSIFIEDS Parkes Bowling and Sports Club Monthly Market Day Sunday 18th August 10am - 2pm. Inside stalls $20. Outside stall/car boot $10. Non for profit stalls free of charge. Bookings at the Club 6862 1446. Enquiries to Rhona 0427 468 220. A coffee van in attendance, Sausage sizzle, Jumping Castle for the kids. Art & Crafts, Bric a Brac Mosaics, Crochet, Vintage Clothing, Fresh Produce, Home Cooking, Honey, Pickles & Jams and much more. CAN ASSIST Bingo Wednesday August 14, 1pm Town Bowling Club WINE BARRELS FOR SALE Half wine barrels $130 each Full wine barrels $250 each Ph: Parkes Brick & Pavers 6862 2253

Recycled Water Community Information Session 12 - 1pm, Water Treatment Plant Training Room, 124 Webb Street, Parkes. All welcome. RSVP to E: shrisha.raju@parkes.nsw.gov.au Phone 6861 2305. 10 Aug Parkes Garden Club meeting at Greenparkes Nursery & Garden Centre at the winter time of 2pm. All welcome. September meeting will be held at Barbara Magill’s garden, speaker is David Ramsay on orchids. See you there! 10 Aug Beccy Cole at the Parkes Services Club at 8pm. Tickets $35 adults and $20 children available via www.trybooking.com 11 Aug Parkes Dragon Boat Club AGM and general meeting at 11am in the Sunset Room, Parkes Services Club. All welcome to attend and enjoy bistro afterwards. 13 Aug Parkes Public Transit to School program begins. Call 6862 1702 for more information. 14 Aug Can Assist Bingo at the Parkes Bowling and Sports Club at 1pm. 15 Aug Be Road Ready For Harvest Field Day at Forbes Central West Livestock Exchange from 7:30am – 12:00pm for farmers, contract harvesters, pilot drivers and machinery retailers. Free event, register at www.eventbrite.com. au/e/be-road-ready-forharvest-field-day-tickets-64953142598 18 Aug Parkes Dragon Boat Club start of new season training sessions at Lake Endeavour. Call 0418 253 045 for more information. 18 Aug Parkes Bowling and Sports Club Monthly Market Day from 10am 2pm. Inside stalls $20, outside stall/car boot $10, Not-for-profit stalls free of charge. Book at the club 6862 1446. Enquiries to Rhona 0427 468 220. 19 Aug Coffee with a Cop at the Roasted Kombi at 10:30am. All community members are invited to meet officers from Parkes Police to discuss community issues, build relationships and drink coffee. 25 Aug Paddock to Plate at Hart Bar featuring four courses with locally sourced produce, plus two glasses of wine from Heifer Station Wines in Orange. Limited tables available. Book via Hart Bar Facebook page. 26-28 Aug Parkes Show. Three day passes available at Cunningham’s IGA, Byrnes Clothing and Embroidery and the Show Office. 30-31 Aug Heaven & Earth Legends Show at Hotel Gracelands. $85 ticket includes 2 course meal and show. Call 0400 012 111. 3 Sep SWS Stud Merino Breeders Field Day, 10am at Harden Showground, Harden NSW. For more information visit www.swsmerinofieldday.com.au Ongoing Probus Club of Parkes meets every second Friday of the month at Parkes Leagues Club at 10am for a cuppa and chat, then the meeting at 10.30am. Ongoing The Henry Parkes Museum at 66 – 78 Peak Hill Road is open 9am – 3:45pm on week days and 9am – 3pm on weekends and houses many items of historical significance, plus the current display of the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 landing. Ongoing Georgie’s Pantry at 45 Currajong Street is open every Thursday from 10am – 3pm for pensioners and people with a health care card for groceries and fresh produce at very reasonable prices. Ongoing Farmers Friday at Georgie’s Hub supplying grocery staples, bread, fruit, vegetables and meat (when available) to farmers for free from 12.30 pm to 3pm. Enquiries call 0439 8750 54. Ongoing Parkes Toy Library, a not-for-profit service operated by St. George’s Anglican Church, is open every Monday from 3:30 – 6:30pm during school terms for children ages 0 to 8 years old. Located in the Lower Hall with entry via Souden Lane carpark.

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Wellness Wise Don’t Chew That! Do you find yourself gnawing on a pencil when you’re deep in thought? Do you like chomping on ice cubes to keep your mouth cool? While these everyday nervous habits aren’t likely to cause major health problems, they can result in chipped or cracked teeth and inconvenient dental repairs. If you feel compelled to pop a pencil in your mouth or create crushed ice instead of letting your refrigerator do the work, consider softer-on-the-teeth alternatives. Such as chewing sugar-free gum. Doing so increases saliva production, tames the acids in your mouth and strengthens enamel. Apples, carrots, cucumbers and celery are other sensible choices when it comes to satisfying your need to chew. These

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Reduce Your Breast Cancer Risk Far too many women in Western NSW may be unaware of their risk of breast cancer, despite the fact that 9 in 10 women diagnosed don’t have a family history. “The risk is real for every woman aged 50 to 74. One in eight women in NSW will develop breast cancer in their lifetime and less than 10 per cent of them will have a family history,” said WNSWLHD Breastscreen Manager, Meg O’Brien. “That’s why all women in this age group should screen for breast cancer, regardless of whether they have a family history.” “By detecting breast cancer early, breast screening not only saves lives but also reduces the likelihood of a woman needing invasive treatment.” “The more having a mammogram with BreastScreen NSW becomes part of your normal two-yearly health routine, the easier it is to keep going.” To book a mammogram with BreastScreen NSW, phone 13 20 50, or book online by visiting breastscreen.nsw.gov.au.

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YOUR HEALTH Matters

Your Pain Is Not Black And White One in five Australians live with chronic pain. Many Australians are new to the notion of chronic pain, as many believe that pain should go away when tissues heal after an illness or injury. This is not always the case. Chronic pain is a complex condition characterised by pain that persists beyond the normal healing time of three months. It is not always possible to pinpoint the cause of the pain and can be very frustrating for all involved. Chronic pain can be intense and unrelenting, and can lead to various degrees of disability if it is not managed well. Pain management needs a multi-pronged approach. Medication is one element and the other two major elements are physical and cognitive therapy. Getting the best from pain management will involve optimising a range of strategies into practice on a daily basis, which can take time and effort to learn successfully. A medication review with a pharmacist can assist you with pain management and can improve your quality of life. Medication reviews allow you to get a better understanding of your medications while the pharmacists can also make suggestions to see if anything can be made better, safer or simpler! There is also a range of resources and support available for those living with chronic pain. Come visit our friendly, passionate pharmacists at Parkes Pharmacy to learn more about optimising your chronic pain management.

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PARKES SPORT

Netball Semi-Finals Tomorrow Last Saturday was a very foggy morning with the smallest members of Parkes Netball, the NET division, having their presentation. The committee hopes you have had a fun year of Netball and can’t wait for you to come back next year. Saturday also saw the last general rounds of divisions 1 and Go. With some games ending in a draw or forfeit, this has made the points tally mix up a little with some surprising results. Semi-finals start this weekend with a re-

minder to respect all players and officials while on and off the courts. Umpires decisions are final. Results Division 1: • Tigers 28 v Pumas 28 - MVP Ella Harbidge and Matayah Guy • Wildcats forfeit to Panthers Results Go Division: • Pumas 10 v Wildcats 5 - MVP Mhairi Wyllie and Grace Dunford • Tigers 18 v Panthers 16 - MVP Jose Jennings and Sienna Barber

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At the presentation for the NET division were (L-R) Nicole Guy (committee) Ruby Miller-Davies, Riley Webb, Natasha Barber (coach), Miah Ross, Kylah Barber, Shakaya Davis and Maree Harbidge (coordinator).

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Club Champ Triples Crowned