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WALWA WORLD
Free - Donations
Accepted
a free monthly Walwa-Jingellic community newsletter covering the Upper Murray
from Tintaldra to Burrowye and from Ournie to Talmalmo
October 2015
WALWA COMMUNITY SHOP STILL GOING
STRONG AFTER TWO AND A HALF YEARS
The Walwa Community shop has now been
going for 21/2 years. The enthusiasm of our
band of volunteers and the support of our
community has made the shop such a
success.
We are now coming to the busy season when
lots of tourists are travelling through the area
and bringing money from out of town into
our community.
We now have a store stocked with summer
gear, lots of interesting reading and plenty of
bric-a-brac.
We are open three days a week; Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, 10:30am to 3:30pm.
We are always looking for volunteers so if
you have a spare few hours come in and
have a go at volunteering, it is a great way of
getting to know people and communicating
with out of towners.
At the moment we have some plants. Eggs
are also available and fruit and veg when
available.
Walwa World October 2015
walwa.com.au or walwabushnursing.com
LINE DANCING AT WALWA ON
TUESDAYS!
Editor:
Irene Palmer
Publisher: Kerrie Thompson
PO Box 46
Walwa VIC 3709
Ph: 02 6037 1220
Fax: 02 6037 1207
Join Lisa & Sue for an hour of Line Dancing
at the Walwa Bush Nursing Centre
All ages, All stages
Beginning 15th September 2015
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LIONS CLUB OF WALWA JINGELLIC
DEADLINE for articles for next edition
5pm TUESDAY 24 November 2015
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deadline
are collecting old spectacles.
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box at the
Walwa Bush Nursing Centre.
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ALWA MEDICAL
CENTRE and
PHARMACY
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the subject. Please label your photos
Doctor in October to December
2015
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Ph: 6037 4122
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THANK YOU
A big thank you to
Cecilia De Laurentis,
Neva Taylor
for helping with the folding of
September Walwa World
.
RIVERVIEW INDEPENDENT LIVING UNITS
WALWA
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
JUNIOR TENNIS
Tuesday 1 December 2015 at 5pm
Junior Tennis will commence at the Jingellic Tennis Courts on
Saturday the 31st of October at 10 am. Children of all ages and
standards are most welcome to attend.
Walwa Bush Nursing Centre
Board Room
As well as a tennis racket, please bring a hat, sunscreen, a water
bottle and some fruit to share.
For further information, please contact Hayden Drummond at
twocreeks41@bigpond.com or telephone on 60 376 258.
Please note, we have also received an invitation for our local
kids to join the Corryong Junior Tennis Program. If anyone is
interested, please contact Lesley Cribb on 60 768 202.
All community members are welcome to attend.
For further enquiries please contact the Committee of
Management Chair, Terry O’Keeffe on 0429395585
or tnlokeeffe@bigpond.com.
BOWFISHING FOR CARP TRIAL
CERT
Pleases note that the date for the bowfishing for carp trial has been
moved to 12-13 December.
We have a NSW DPI Fisheries run Bowfishing for Carp Trial
taking place at Jingellic Oval (workshop - no firing of bows) on
Saturday 12 December and a highly regulated competition in a
few areas of Coppabella Ck on Sunday 13 December.
COMMUNITY EMERGENCY
RESPONSE TEAM
Enjoy being a part of a vibrant team
that is vital to our community.
Volunteering brings its own
rewards.
Contact Team Leader Sue Martin
02 60371397
LANKEYS CREEK HAPPY HOUR
Lankeys Creek regular monthly Happy Hour will not be held
on Friday 6 November but will be held on the following
Friday 13 November.
There will be live music with
CHE JEPSON AND FRIENDS
Bring along your own BBQ and bring your friends
How many times in a day do the minute and hour hands of
a clock overlap ?
(Answer p15)
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BURROWYE FIRE SHED OPENING
In the 1952 bushfires the power pump was destroyed by fire and
replaced. Petrol and food accounts were submitted to Country Fire
On the 75th year anniversary of its inauguration, the new Burrowye Authority for payment and details of doctor and hospital expenses
Fire Shed was officially opened on Saturday September 26th. A
for treatment for fire victims, both members and non-members, to
crowd of local and regional firefighters and their families were
be notified to Mr Brock, Regional Fire Officer.
joined by State Member Bill Tilley, CFA senior staff and Regional
Officers and volunteers - CEO Euan Ferguson and wife Kristen,
1953 saw Guys Forest Fire Brigade formed and in 1955 there was
Paul King, Ross Coyle, Howard Smith VFBV, Alex Todd, Col
a motion of support for "application for a truck from the C.F.A., to
Brown, Warwick Ross and Graeme Clyde. Other Shire
representatives included Towong Shire Mayor David Wortman
be used between the two brigades".
and Walwa Police officer Andrew Green.
After a number of short and amusing speeches, the shed was
officially opened by Burrowye Brigade Captain Neil Mitchell in
conjunction with CFA Board Member Ross Coyle.
Euan Ferguson then presented 21 Burrowye volunteer firefighters
with medals celebrating their years of service. Euan stated that
these medals represented a total of some 650 collective years for
the group, with a number of members having in excess of 50 years
service. Certificates of appreciation were also presented to two
long time supporters of the group Bernice Mitchell and Shirley
Cheshire.
The day was complete with a BBQ lunch and viewing of the shed
and facilities. Thanks go to those members of the brigade who
helped organise the day.
Historical Notes from the Burrowye Brigade meeting minutes
(extracts by current Secretary Fiona Kucka)
Wireless was obtained in 1963 and the pump and engine was to be
replaced with "a more modern self-priming unit".
Meetings were held in private residences, at Burrowye School or
Mount Alfred School with equipment checks at Max Houston's
woolshed and preparations at Houston's Lagoon.
In 1969 land was donated for a fire shed and working bees held on
the shed in 1970-71 with CFA offering a concrete floor for the
brigade shed in 1971.
By 1970 the Guys Forest Brigade had ceased as members from
that brigade area had recommenced attendance at Burrowye
brigade meetings.
On 13 August 1971 a Picnic Cabaret Ball was held in conjunction
with Walwa to provide funding for wireless radios.
A meeting chaired by Cleaver Gadd was held on 11 March 1940 to
determine the establishment of a Local Bush Fire Brigade. The
boundaries of the brigade, to be named the Burrowye District Bush
Fire Brigade, were set and Max Houston was elected President,
Cleaver Gadd Secretary, Jas Grant and Ray Gadd Vice Presidents.
A membership fee of five shillings was charged.
In 1976 Hillas Houston became Captain, Paul Jeffries first became
Secretary and Noel Cheshire was a Lieutenant. In 1983 Hillas
resigned and Noel Cheshire became Captain. Ladies were to be
offered membership which saw Bernadette Cheshire become
Communications Officer in 1984, a role she still holds today.
A quick fill pump was acquired in 1986, and in 1991 a different
fire truck, which was replaced with the current one in 1996.
At a second meeting held later that month on 19 March 1940 it
was determined that the brigade should be a volunteer brigade with In 1996 the Brigade finally moved to the Corryong Group, a move
George Cheshire as Captain and Lieutenants determined by locale: initially mooted in 1976 due to radio problems.
R Hutchinson (Guys Forest), Merv Gadd (Mount Alfred), K
Neil Mitchell became Brigade President/Chairman in 1992 with
Sutherland (Thologolong), W Grant (Koetong) and E Miller
Paul Jeffries undertaking his second stint as Secretary at the same
(Burrowye). "Each Lieutenant to procure two forty-four gallon
time and then a third commenced in 1998 continuing through to
petrol drums and keep them full of water and in a convenient
2014. Neil Mitchell was elected 1st Lieutenant in 1998 and he
position for loading onto a conveyance." The President and
commenced his role as Captain in 2000. In just under 40 years
Secretary to purchase drums if necessary and funnels for filling
there have been only three Brigade Captains: Hillas Houston, Noel
them. The balance of funds to be spent on beaters and knapsack
Cheshire and Neil Mitchell
sprays to be in the care of Lieutenants.
A meeting on 9 November 1941 moved to apply for registration
with the Victorian Bushfire Brigades Association and requested
that the Brigade become a member of Tallangatta group of
Brigades "in making application for one of the power fire fighting
units made available by the Forest Commission". In 1942 the
Brigade became part of the Auxiliary Force of the Volunteer
Defence Corps and a pack saddle with water tanks attached was
purchased. By 1946 there was a fire truck and application made
for a "Walkie Talkie telephone". In 1947 a list of 52 members was
sent in for registration.
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BURROWYE FIRE STATION OPENING
Ewan Ferguson with Local MLA Bill Tilley
Ross Coyne shaking hands with Burrowye Brigade
Captain Neil at official unfurling of plaque.
Ewan Ferguson Chief Officer CFA talking
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BURRA BOBCAT AND TIPPER
36 Main Street
Walwa Vic 3709
SERVICES
Will travel throughout the Upper

Dam Cleaning

Quarry pick up delivery

Dry rock retaining walls

Post hole digger ( 304 & 450mm )

Landscaping

Excavation house cuts

10m3 tipper

5.7 tonne excavator and bobcat

Lawn mowing ride on mower available

Pallet forks also available
Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday
10:30am to 3:30pm
Summer time is approaching and we now have
summer stock in the shop.
Come in and grab some great bargains.
We have a large collection of books, so why not
come in and have a browse and borrow or buy a
book to take home to read.
Any surplus fruit or vegies you have would be
most welcome.
Any queries contact Kerrie on 0408 696 384
or email walwacommunityshop@gmail.com
Call Tony
on 0413 018 416 or A/H 02 6236 3424
Accountants and Financial Planners
24 The Esplanade WAGGA WAGGA 2650
45 Main Street WALWA 3709
Catherine Chalker
Financial Planner
Investment Super Insurance Shares
Retirement Planning Finance Broking
Available in Walwa by appointment
Hayden Drummond
Chartered Accountant
Taxation Business Planning
Appointments in Walwa every Monday and Thursday
Phone: 02 69211813
Catherine Chalker is an authorised representative and Credit representative
of Securitor Financial Group Ltd AFSL & Australian Credit Licence 240687
Wholly owned by Westpac Banking Corporation
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EMAIL: xynnam@hotmail.com
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Ph: JOHN 0428 211 837
Phone: 02 6036 8141
Web: hillviewoakband.com
Email: hillviewoakbandb@gmail.com
Proprietors: Marie and Irvine Gregg
We endeavour to make your stay with us the
best ever Bed & Breakfast experience.
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BILL AND CARMEL DARLOW
CELEBRATE THEIR RUBY WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Bill and Carmel Darlow recently celebrated their
Ruby wedding anniversary with over 40 family
members and friends.
A Mass was offered in Our Lady Of Sorrows
Church Holbrook by their son Father Justin
Darlow from Ganmain.
Afterwards, the celebrations continued with a
party at their home “Whakadale”, Lankeys Creek.
Their daughter Sharon and husband Avi travelled
from Dubai for the occasion.
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MONEY RAISING AT JINGELLIC PUB
'Show us the money' counting the notes from the ceiling for the Walwa Bush Nursing centre and throwing more up there. These photos
were taken at the Bridge Hotel Jingellic. Throughout the year patrons toss notes onto the ceiling. Every 12 months the money is taken
down and donated to our Walwa Bush Nursing Centre.
Over $3000 raised over the last 12 months.
Walwa Bush Nursing centre wish to thank all patrons for their generosity and many thanks to Clarkey and Jo for this annual event
which helps to keep the Bush Nursing Centre and Medical Practice going in times of reduced Government funding.
Presentation of money to Sandi for the Bush Nursing Centre
Counting the money
Money stuck on the ceiling at the Jingellic Pub
Across
1. Twelve (5)
4. Hoard (5)
7. Unaware (9)
8. Gape (4)
10. Wore away (6)
12. Birds of prey (6)
13. Notion (4)
16. Large spider (9)
18. The lowest point of anything (5)
19. Implied (5)
Down
1. Journal (5)
2. Menagerie (3)
3. World's longest river (4)
4. Secret or hidden (6)
5. Bustling (7)
6. Abated (5)
9. Placed a bet (7)
11. Thinner (6)
12. Consumed (5)
14. Proficient (5)
15. Female relative (4)
17. Part of a circle (3)
What symbol has to come next in
the sequence of the five symbols
shown in the illustration? Can you
sketch this sixth figure?
Anwers page 15
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WEDDING OF MATTHEW SMITHWICK AND MELANIE BROWNE
On 3rd October, Bron and Vyner Smithwick were delighted to
host the wedding of their oldest son, Matthew, marrying Melanie
Browne of Albury. It was a perfect day ... warm and sunny and
the marquee set up on the tennis court looked gorgeous. Mel had
chosen soft green tablecloths which serenely set off the floral
arrangements of proteas, waratahs and Geralton Wax. A lovely
touch was a table displaying the wedding photos of Matt and
Mel's two sets of grandparents as well as parents.
Mel's attendants were her sister, Kristen and best friend Katy (our
daughter-in-law). Matt had his brother Andrew as best man, and
his sister, Laura as grooms-person.
Thanks to all the family and friends who helped and contributed
in so many ways, and to the Lions' Club who helped to set up and
dismantle the marquee.
Ace and Vyner relaxing after putting up the marquee)
radio service. This renewal reflects well on our committed
Radio Upper Murray recently received notice from the Australian volunteers and our loyal listeners. We are always looking for
Communications and Media Authority that our broadcast licence ways to improve our service and look forward to an increased
community presence,” said Radio Upper Murray President Trevor
will be renewed.
Jones.
Community radio stations across Australia must regularly apply
If you would like to assist the volunteers at Radio Upper Murray,
for licence renewal. The renewal process ensures that all
get in touch. All contact details are on the website. RUM need
community radio stations are meeting licence requirements.
people who can serve on the management committee, who have
“At Radio Upper Murray we are very pleased that we will be able technical and computer expertise or people who would like to
to continue providing the Upper Murray community with a local train as a presenter.
NEW LICENCE FOR RADIO UPPER MURRAY
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WEDDING OF FIONA WOJTOWICZ AND ANDREW CHEAL
Fiona Wojtowicz and Andrew Cheal were married on the 3rd
October 2015 at the Upper Murray Holiday Resort.
The wedding was in the gardens. Fi said ,"The day was full of
happiness which sums up our relationship."
The reception was in the reception centre and relatives from
Melbourne and Coffs Harbour stayed at the resort.
It was a perfect day!
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HERE ARE 18 WAYS OF USING VINEGAR TO
CLEAN YOU HOME
Remove grease: White vinegar’s acidity cuts through grease
effectively. Use it on stovetops or microwaves.
Clean and deodorize the refrigerator: Make a solution of equal
parts water and vinegar and spray onto interior surfaces of the
refrigerator, then wipe dry.
Shower curtain cleaner: Use a sponge soaked in vinegar to
remove and prevent mildew on your shower curtain.
Discourage mold and bacteria: Applying white vinegar to
surfaces kills viruses, mold and bacteria, and also discourages
them from growing there in the future.
Remove salt stains from shoes and boots: Add one tablespoon of
vinegar to one cup of water and wipe it over salt stains on
footwear. This works best for leather shoes that you can polish
Remove toilet stains: If you see hard brown stains around the rim afterward.
of the toilet, look no further than vinegar. Simply add one gallon
Sticker and decal remover: Apply vinegar to stickers or glue
of vinegar to the toilet bowl and let it sit. At the same time,
residue and let it soak in, then scrape off. This works great for
saturate a number of paper towels in vinegar and then lay them
around the toilet rim to effectively soak the stains. The toilet bowl bumper stickers.
will end up clean, shiny and disinfected. If stains are very tough,
leave the vinegar overnight then sprinkle with baking soda before Remove stains from carpet: Make a paste using two tablespoons
of vinegar and a quarter cup of salt or baking soda. Test a patch
scrubbing and rinsing.
first to ensure the color is not affected. Rub on the stain then
Fabric softener: Add a quarter cup of vinegar to your wash cycle vacuum up the next day.
to soften fabrics effectively without artificial perfumes and toxins.
This simple method also stops static cling!
Get rid of antiperspirant stains: Rub clothing gently with
vinegar, then wipe with a clean cloth.
Deodorize the drain: If you have trouble with a kitchen drain that
smells and harbors drain flies (those tiny brown flies that are more Clean chrome fixtures and appliances: A great cleaning scrub
can be made with one teaspoon of vinegar and two teaspoons of
annoying than fruit flies), pour vinegar onto a bottle brush,
sprinkle with baking soda, and scrub to remove built-up residue in salt. Rub onto fixtures and then wipe clean with a cloth.
the drain.
Clean and condition wood furniture: Mix a quarter cup of
vinegar with one cup of olive oil and a few drops of lemon
Window and screen washer: Use a 50-50 mixture of white
vinegar and water to clean windows and TV or computer screens. essential oil. Wipe wood furniture with the mixture using a clean
cloth.
Tea or coffee pot cleaner: Heat one cup of vinegar and four
tablespoons of baking soda until boiling. Pour into tea and coffee
pots to remove mineral buildup.
Save your home and your family from toxic products, use vinegar
instead! You’ll be impressed with how much you can get done
with this versatile natural cleaner!
Dishwasher rinse aid: Instead of buying rinse aid, simply fill the
compartment in the dishwasher with vinegar. It works great for
shiny dishes without the chemical residues.
Chewing gum remover: Rub sticky spots with undiluted vinegar.
Unclog the shower head or faucet: If you have trouble with
uneven water output from a shower or faucet, put some vinegar in
a small bag and secure to the fixture using a rubber band or twist
tie. Leave it on overnight and remove in the morning.
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JINGELLIC SHOW OPEN GYMKHANA
NOVELTY RESULTS FOR 2015
8yrs & Over;
6yrs & Under 10yrs;
Apple in Straw; 1st; Lachlan Brooksby, 2nd; Riley Murfett, 3rd;
Tyra Moy
Sack Race; 1st ; Lachlan Brooksby, 2nd; Declan Shore & Dylan
Segilo, 3rd; Riley Murfett
Bending; Led; 1st; Natalia Wooden, 2nd; Tyra Moy, U 7yrs; 1st;
Declan Shore, 2nd; Martha McGrath
7 yrs & U10yrs; 1st; Lachlan brooksby, 2nd; Riley Murfett,
Barrels; Led; 1st;Natalia Wooden, 2nd; Tyra Moy, Under 7 yrs; 1st;
Martha McGrath & Declan Shore,
7 to 10yrs; 1st; Lachlan Brooksby, 2nd; Dylan Segilo, 3rd; Riley
Murfett
Steak Race; Led; 1st; Natalijah Wooden, 2nd; Tyra Moy, U7yrs, 1st;
Martha McGrath,2nd; Declan Shore,
7 to U10yrs; 1st; Lachlan brooksby, 2nd; Dylan Segilo, 3rd; Riley
Murfett
KeyHole; Led; 1st/ Natalijah Wooden, 2nd; Tyra Moy,
U7yrs; 1st; Martha Moy, 2nd; Declan Shore
7 to 10yrs; 1st; Lachlan Brooksby, 2nd; Dylan Segilo, 3rd; Riley
Murfett
Ben Bar Aft; ; Led; 1st ; Nataliajah Wooden; 2nd, Tyra Moy,
U7yrs; 1st Declan Shore, 2nd; Martha McGrath, 7 to 10yrs; 1st;
Lachlan Brooksby, 2nd; Dylan Segilo, 3rd; Rylie Murfett
Key Hole; 1st; Corrina Galvin, 2nd; Phil Cussons, 3rd; Daryn Hynes
Old English Plate; 1st; Corrina Galvin, 2nd; Phil Cussons, 3rd;
Daryn Hynes
Barrels; 1st; Jason McPherson, 2nd; Phil Cussons on Luke, 3rd; Phil
Cussons on Handsome
Bon Field Bounce; 1st; Corrina Galvin, 2nd; Daryn Hynes on Roan,
3rd; Phil Cussons on Handsome
Trotting Race; 1st; Corrina Galvin, 2nd; Phil Cussons on
Handsome, 3rd; Daryn Hynes on Goldie
Bending Race; 1st; Corrina Galvin on Bandit, 2nd; Jason
McPherson on Tassa
Stake Race; 1st; Jason McPherson on Tassa, 2nd; Phil Cussons on
Luke, 3rd; Corrina Galvin on Bandit
Flag Race; 1st; Phil Cussons on Hansome, 2nd; Phil Cussons on
Luke
JINGELLIC SHOW OPEN GYMKHANA
PET RESULTS FOR 2015
PET MOST LIKE its OWNER;
1ST; Bre-anna with Ella, 2nd; Eliza with Roxy, 3rd; Abby with
Misty
PRETTIEST SMALL DOG;
1st; Riley with Jess, 2nd; Eliza with Roxy, 3rd; Bre-anna with Ella
PRETTIEST MIDDLE SIZE DOG;
1st; Tyra with Molly, 2nd; Eliza with Jimbo, 3rd; Emma with
Frankie
PRETTIEST LARGE SIZE DOG;
1st; Abby with Misty, 2nd; Kirra with Dave
MOST OBEDIENT DOG;
1st; Kirra with Dave, 2nd; Emma with Frankie, 3rd; Eliza with
Jimbo
DOG WITH CURLIEST TAIL;
1st; Eliza with Jimbo, 2nd; Bre-anna with Ella
DOG WITH THE WAGGIEST TAIL;
1st; Emma with Frankie, 2nd; Tyra with Molly, 3rd; Bre-anna with
Ella
DOG WITH THE MOST DOUBTFUL PARENTAGE;
1st; Eliza with Jimbo, &; Kirra with Dave, 2nd; Abby with Misty
DOG RACE;
1st; Abby with Misty, 2nd; Tyra with Molly, 3rd; Kirra with Dave
10yrs & U15yrs;
Key Hole; 1sts; Lilly Murphy, 2nd; Darcy Dixon, 3rd. Bre-anna
McNeilly
Old English Plate; 1st; Emma Moy, 2nd; Darcy Rixon 3rd; Kayla
Horsley,
Ben Bar Aft; 1st; Bre-anna McNeilly & Lilly Murphy, 2nd;
Darcy Rixon & Emma Moy, 3rd; Kayla Horsley
Trotting Race; 1st; Emma Moy & Lilly Murphy, 2nd; Darcy Rixon
& Bre-anna McNeilly 3rd; Kayla Horsley
Apple in Straw; 1st; Darcy Rixon, 2nd; Bre-anna McNeilly, 3rd;
Kayla Horsley
Sack Race; 1st;, Lilly Murphy, 2nd; Bre-anna McNeilly, 3rd; Kayla
Horsley
Barrels; 1st Lilly Murphy 2nd, Darcy Rixon & Bre-anna NcNeilly,
3rd; Kayla Horsley
Bending; 2 age groups; 1st; Lilly Murphy, 2nd, Darcy Rixon
1st; Bre-anna McNeilly, 2nd; Emma Moy, 3rd. Kayla Horsley
Steak Race; 1st; Darcy Rixon, 2nd; Lilly Murphy
1st; Bre-anna McNeilly, 2nd; Emma Moy, 3rd Kayla Horsley
Flag Race; 1st ; Lilly Murphy, 2nd; Darcy Rixon,
1st; Bre-anna McNeilly, 2nd; Emma Moy, 3rd; Kayla Horsley
Lucky Gate prize; Box of Fruit & Vegies was won by Jason
McPherson from Tumbarumba
Our other raffle was not drawn but will be drawn at our Clearing
Sale on the 8th November as there were tickets which hadn’t been
handed in. Sorry for any inconvenience
15yrs & U18yrs;
Key Hole; 1st; Lucas Shaw, 2nd; Will Brooksby, 3rd; Abbey Smith
Old English Plate; 1st; Lucas Shaw, 2nd; Abbey Smith, 3rd; Will
Brooksby
Bon field Bounce; 1st, Jock Rixon, 2nd; Will Brooksby
Apple in Straw; 1st; Lucas Shaw, 2nd; Jock Rixon, 3rd, Will
Brooksby
Barrels; 1st; Lucas Shaw, 2nd; Jock Rixon, 3rd, Abbey Smith
Bending Race; First Heat; 1st;Will Broodksy, 2nd; Abby Smith,/
Second Heat; 1st; Will Brooksby 2nd; Emmily Walton, 3rd, Jock
Rixon
Stake Race; 1st; Lucas Shaw, 2nd; Will Brooksby,
Flag Race; 1st; Lucas Shaw, 2nd; Will Brooksby
Jingellic Show Society Committee would like to thank all those
whom participated at our Annual Open Gymkhana and look
forward to seeing you all and maybe more faces and horses at
our next years event.
Thanks to all our volunteers who helped out on and before the
day, so that everyone could enjoy and have fun at our Open
Gymkhana and also at our Trail Ride on the Saturday.
Thank you again,
Liz McLellan, Secretary
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JINGELLIC OPEN GYMKHANA
RESULTS 2015
RIDING;
Class 1; Boy or Girl Rider 6 & U (can be led)
1st; Tyra Moy on Mr Magic & Martha McGrath on
Stella
2nd; Natalijah Wooden on Josie & Declan Shore on
Zonie
Class 2; Boy or Girl Rider 7yrs & U 10 (can be led)
1st; Lachlan Brooksby on Dusty, 2nd; Rylie Morfett
on Humphrey, 3rd; Dylan Segeow on Shreck
Class 3; CHAMPION RIDER UNDER 10;
Lachlan Brooksby on Dusty
Class 4; Girl Rider 10yrs & U13yrs;
1st; Breeanna McNeilly on Rascal, 2nd; Emma Moy
on Rumar; 3rd; Kayla Horsley on Blaze
Class 5; Boy Rider 10yrs & U 13yrs;
1st; Darcy Rifton on Wednesday
C lass 6 & 7 combined;
Boy or Girl Rider U 15yrs;
1st; Lily Murphy on Jerry
Class 21; Pair of Riders 7yrs & U10yrs
1st; Lachlan Brooksby on Dusty, 2nd; Dylon Segeow on Shreck,
3rd; Ryly Murphett on Humphrey
4th Darcy Rifton on Wednesday
LED HANDLER CLASSES;
Class 8; CHAMPION RIDER U15YRS;
Class 23; Boy or Girl Handler U10yrs;
Lily Murphy on Jerry, Reserve Champion; Breeanna McNeilly on 1st; Ryly Murphett with Humprey, 2nd; Dylon Segeow with
Rascal
Shreck, 3rd ; Lachlan brooksby with Dusty
Class 9; Girl Rider 15 & U18yrs;
1st; Abby Smith on Becky, 2nd; Emily Walton on T.Rex, 3rd;
Angel Horsley on Sydney
Class 24; Boy or Girl Handler 10 & U 15yrs;
1st Kyra Moy with Mr Magic, 2nd; Declan Shore with Sony, 3rd;
Martha McGrath with Stella, 4th Natalijah Wooden with Zonie
Class 10; Boy Rider 15 & U18yrs;
1st; Will Brooksby on Flick, 2nd; Lucas Shore on Sharlo, 3rd; Jock
Rixon on Mystery
Class 25; Boy or Girl Handler 15 & U18yrs;
1st; Emily Walton with T.Rex., 2nd; Abby Smith with Becky
Class 11; CHAMPION RIDER UNDER 18YRS;
Will Brooksby on Flick
Class 26; Pair of Riders 7yrs;
1st; Declan Shaw on Zonie, 2nd; Martha McGrath on Stella
Class 12 & 13 combinde;
Lady & Gentleman Rider 18yrs & Over;
1st; Corrina Galvin on Bandit, 2nd; Phill Cussons on Handsome,
3rd; Darron Irons on Creamy
Class 16; Pair Riders; Rider 10 yrs & U15yrs;
1st; Lilly Murphy on Jerry & Taylor Horsley on Blaze
2nd; Lachlan Brooksby on Dusty & Darcy Rifton on Wednesday
Class 17; Bareback Rider 15yrs & U18yrsl
1st ; Emily Walton on T.Rex, 2nd; Abby Smith on Becky, 3rd;
Taylor Horsley on Blaize
YOGA WILL ONLY BE
HELD ON THURSDAYS
AT 4PM
THERE WILL BE NO
MORE WEDNESDAY
YOGA
Class 20; Pair Riders 7 & U10yrs;
1st; Natalijah Wooden on Zonie & Tyra Moy on Mr Magic
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ANSWERS TO PUZZLES
Class 14; CHAMPION RIDER 18YRS & OVER
Corrina Galvin on Bandit; Reserve champion; Phil Cussons on
Handsome
No Class 15
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JINGELLIC TRAIL RIDES - 26TH SEPTEMBER 2015
Robbie McKimmie and Jen Vinge led about 40 riders
out of the showgrounds on a crisp morning, crossing
Horse Creek and through Jingellic School and then
onto Horse Creek Road and then up hill towards the T
tower in Jingellic Nature Reserve. Here they could see
the township of Walwa in the distance. (See photo
below) John Toohey our new Jingellic Show President,
Steve McHarg and Merrilee Royal had a “pleasant
drive” up the hill and took morning tea and fed all the
riders with many cakes and other goodies made by
committee members, as well as hot and cold drinks.
Compiled by Cecilia and photos by Cecelia and Helen Coggan
Also Kim from Wodonga found out about our trail ride
on Facebook, she decided to drive up the hill to show
her parents who were on holiday from England, our
countryside. What a ride they must have had. I heard
the details from Paul Emerson who travelled with them.
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Then very slowly all the riders started the steep hill
decent carefully, with Ace Coughlan following last
to make sure all riders arrived safely for their BBQ
meal.
Meanwhile Bob Olman, Davide and I went ahead
and set up camp in the picturesque valley at
Kohlhagen’s farm alongside Horse Creek. Thinking
we had plenty of time to set up the marquee and start
preparing for their arrival. Dave started the fire and
put the billy on. Bob had to leave so I started
unloading all the food out of my car and then started
buttering the bread. All of a
sudden I heard the sound of
talking in the distance.
Looking up the hill I was very
surprised to see the riders
arriving early. Dave and I swung
into action, firing up the BBQ,
when hot, loaded it with
hamburgers, sausages and onions.
The kids were all very hungry but waited patiently whilst the food cooked and they and the adults had a cool
drink and billy tea. Soon everyone filled up with lunch followed by cakes of all description. Before long it was
time to head back to the Jingellic Showgrounds and on arrival everyone attended to their horse's needs. They
then had time to relax with a drink and catch up with new and old friends. Their evening meal was provided by
many show members, cooking their own favourite camp oven meals. This year there was a large variety of
meals with damper bread, followed by bread and butter pudding, apple pie, cream and ice-cream all while
sitting around many open log fires to keep warm.
Thank you to everyone that helped to make the day a great success.
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CRT Agmate Rural Services
Corryong will be servicing the
Walwa area every Tuesday.
Please contact us for orders
02 6076 1166
Book Chooks
This month's book is called "The Lieutenant" by Kate Grenville.
It is the story of the arrival of the First Fleet and one man's
contact with the indigenous people who lived in the area of the
settlement.
Lieutenant Rooke is intrigued by their language and forms a
bond with the local people in the hope that he can learn to
communicate and record the language. Kate Grenville was
inspired by the First Fleet notebooks of William Dawes.
Old
Batteries
She weaves a wonderful story and shows great knowledge and
insight of astronomy, the hierarchy of the military, the problems
encountered in setting up the colony as well as linguistics.
are
Kate Grenville also wrote "The Secret River" which is a
wonderful read.
Bron
Tangled Threads
Walwa/Jingellic Craft Group
Our group has been meeting every month this year and we
have achieved quite a lot.
Most of our time has been spent sitting around doing our own
crafts which has been mostly knitting and having a good chat.
We have knitted for the yarn bombing of the Submarine in
Holbrook, Poppies for Anzac day and scarves, slippers and
blankets for Nepal.
Even though our group is small everyone enjoys the time to
just sit and have time to themselves.
So give John Blackburn a ring on 02 6037 1232 or
Jim Lacey on 0429 371 256.
They will pick up your old batteries as a fund raiser
for the Walwa Memorial Hall or
you can drop them off in the lane behind the Old
Walwa Service Centre which is now owned by Peter
Downs.
November is our last get together for the year and we are
looking forward to having a card making demonstration. The
first 10 people will get to do a hands on session and make a
card.
Jingellic School
Thursday 19 November at 11:30am
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MONTHLY COMMUNITY CALENDAR WALWA-JINGELLIC
1ST WEEK
MONDAY
10:30am - 3:30pm
2ND WEEK
3RD WEEK
4TH WEEK
Community Shop Kerrie
Community Shop
Community Shop
Community Shop
2-3pm
Balance Class WBNC
Yvette
Balance Class WBNC
Balance Class WBNC
Balance Class WBNC
5:30 - 6:30pm
Power Bar WBNC
Yvette
Power Bar WBNC
Power Bar WBNC
Power Bar WBNC
Line Dancing
Line Dancing
Line Dancing
Line Dancing
Powerbar WBNC
Yvette
Powerbar WBNC
Powerbar WBNC
Powerbar WBNC
Community Shop
Community Shop
Community Shop
11:45am - 3:30pm
Planned Activity Group
WBNC Kylie
WBNC
WBNC
WBNC
8pm
Music Group
Music Group
Music Group
Music Group
TUESDAY
1:30 - 2:30pm
5:30-6:30pm
WEDNESDAY
10:30 - 3pm
Jingellic Show Society
meeting @ Walwa Hotel
THURSDAY
9-10am
ingell
9-9:30am
Catholic Church
Exposition
Catholic Church
Exposition
Catholic Church
Exposition
Catholic Church
Exposition
Ladies Golf Caroline
Walwa Golf Club
Ladies Golf
Walwa Golf Club
Ladies Golf
Walwa Golf Club
Ladies Golf
Walwa Golf Club
Tangled Threads Old
Jingellic School Kerrie
11:00am - 3:00apm
Bookclub D
11am
2:30pm
Bridge Group Penny
Walwa Golf Club
Bridge Group
Walwa Golf Club
Bridge Group
Walwa Golf Club
Bridge Group
Walwa Golf Club
4:00 - 5:00pm
Easy Yoga
Easy Yoga
Easy Yoga
Easy Yoga
5:30-6:30pm
Powerbar WBNC Yvette Powerbar WBNC
Powerbar WBNC
Powerbar WBNC
6:30pm
Ladies Night Cecilia
Irene
LIONS Walwa Hotel
Vyner
7pm
FRIDAY
10:30 - 3:30pm
Community Shop
Community Shop
Community Shop
Catholic Church Service
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
9 am
Uniting Church Service
11:15am
If you would like your group or activity listed in the calendar please contact Irene at mail@walwabnc.com.au
Contact Phone Numbers: WBNC 02 6037 1220 Penny 02 6037 1275 Caroline 02 6037 1271 Kerrie 0408 696 384
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Walwa General Store & Newsagency
Australia Day winner - “Excellence in the Workplace”
Friendly Service guaranteed
Proprietor: Joyce Hunt
Grocery Supplies
Alfresco Dining or
Take Away Café Meals
Cheapest on the Murray
Pharmaceutical Supplies
Fishing Licenses & Supplies
Premium, ULP, & Diesel Fuel
02 6037 1291
Summer Trading Hours:
8am to 6pm.
Winter Trading Hours:
Sat. 8am to 5pm.
Sun. 8am to 4pm.
OPEN 7 DAYS
WALWA HOTEL
39 Main Street, Walwa Vic 3709.
ICE COLD BEER ON TAP TAKE AWAY BEVERAGES
LARGE SELECTION OF WINES & SPIRITS
MEALS, PIZZA &TAKEAWAY FOOD DAILY
Specials Board - changes regularly
Tuesday Night Parmi & Pot Thursday Night Fish & Chip
Lunch: Monday - Sunday
Dinner: Monday - Saturday
12.00 - 2.00pm
6.00 - 8.00pm
Accommodation, Ice, Large Shaded Beer Garden
Friendly staff
Your Hosts: Alan & Chris
Phone/Fax: 02 60371310
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