The Kendall Chronicle
Friday 6 March 2015 Volume 12 Issue 3 The Kendall Chronicle YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER - Free & Independent! ~ Circulation to over 2,000 residents monthly ~ 19 Comboyne Street, Kendall 2439 Ph: 6559 0055 Fax: 6559 0025 Email: [email protected] Website: kendall.org.au Kendall Community Centre Presents "Camden Haven Camerata" by Rossini, Rodrigo, Mozart, Puccini, Schubert, Telemann and Faber featuring voice, bassoon & piano............. .............music to soothe the soul 2.30pm SUNDAY 29 March at KENDALL SCHOOL OF ARTS Comboyne Street Tickets at the door from 2pm are $15 (adults), $5 children Includes afternoon tea following the concert Enquiries Alvena 0401 608 240 In the first of four events to be held this year in the Kendall School of Arts Hall, local performers Sherrie Harris, Rob Llewellyn and Laurie & Penny Orchard will present a classical concert of well-loved favourites. Sherrie has a beautiful voice in the coloratura soprano range, Laurie and Penny will accompany her on piano as well as featuring some piano duets and it will be a treat to listen to Rob play the all-too-little heard bassoon. The ensemble "Camden Haven Camerata" has been formed especially for this concert, which has been assisted by a grant from the NSW Regional Arts Country Arts Support Program. The concert will include pieces by Rossini, Rodrigo, Mozart, Puccini, Schubert, Telemann and Faber. The Kendall Chronicle Friday 6 March, 2015 Afternoon tea with the performers will follow the concert which commences at 2.30pm on Sunday 29 March. Tickets will be sold at the door from 2pm and cost $15 for adults and $5 for children. Enquiries to Alvena Ferguson on 0401 608 240. Get your TRAINLINK train ticket at Kendall Community Centre PH. 6559 0055 Monday to Friday 9.00am to 4.00pm We DO NOT CHARGE a booking fee Volume 12 Issue 3 Page 1 Do you think You’re a good driver? Art on Display at the iKew Information centre The centre is pleased to be able to display in their gallery the talented works of two of our local artist, one being David Nicholls along with Ailsa another popular artist who has been asked to stay for a second month. Ailsa depicts in her work both scenic and animal paintings. David has focussed on scenes around the Camden Haven area, so beautifully painted you are sure to recognise the subject. As part of Seniors Week the Kendall Community Centre, with assistance from the NRMA and supported by a grant provided by the NSW Government, will host an older driver seminar on Tuesday 17th March starting at 2pm. A licence to drive can be one of our most treasured possessions but we sometimes only realise that when, facing with our senior years, we foresee the day might come when we are no longer able or allowed to drive. Our independence hinges on our ability to get ourselves wherever we want to go when we want to, and the prospect of being without this "right to drive" is quite confronting for some people. The prospect of annual driving tests after the age of 85 can be daunting. This information session is designed to help older drivers get ready, both physically and psychologically for that future day. Heidi Novosell from NRMA will present an hour long seminar titled "Years Ahead Driver Program" and will answer your questions and discuss any concerns you may have. It is expected the whole session will take a couple of hours and will be followed by afternoon tea. A lot of seniors are passing through at present on their trek up north. The installation of the “Dump” for vans outlets has been a draw card. The grants given have helped with the restoration of the toilet facilities. The solar panels have reduced our electricity bill dramatically and the updating of the security system is going ahead. The Reviver, Survivor drop-in at the iKew centre kept all the volunteers busy over December/ January. The next one will be over Easter break. iKew Information Centre. Open from 10am – 4pm, 7 days a week. Phone: 6559 4400. A BIG THUMBS DOWN... to the two females seen loading a gold coloured Holden Commodore with bags of items left outside the Kendall Op Shop on Sunday 22nd February. Shame on you! You have committed a crime and stolen from the needy people in our community. The seminar is open to all seniors free of charge. If you would like further information please call Alvena Ferguson on 0401 608 240. Bookings for the seminar are required for catering purposes and are being taken at the Kendall Community Centre on 6559 0055 or call in between 9am and 4pm. The Kendall Chronicle Friday 6 March, 2015 Volume 12 Issue 3 Page 2 NOTICE TO ALL RECIPIENTS OF THE CHRONICLE IT WAS SHOW TIME AND DOWN CAME THE RAIN!!!! The Chronicle has been an integral part of the Kendall and surrounding areas for many years, and it has provided an important information service to all who care to read it. As with other years it is always a gamble to put the Camden Haven Show on and unfortunately that gamble didn’t pay off this year. The rain came and a huge portion of the show was cancelled. However, some events did proceed such as all the pavilion events, the poultry show, Noah’s Thoroughbred Racing Pigs and the Junior Rodeo. A big thankyou has to go out to all the volunteers and workers who tried to keep the show going but, safety comes first. For all those people who would still like to see some of the events which were cancelled we would like to advise that we are holding a MINI SHOW WHICH WILL BE HELD ON 27/28 & 29 MARCH 2015. Twilight Dressage commences at 5pm on Friday 27th and on Saturday 28th Show Jumping and Hack show with an 8.30am start and then on Sunday 29th we have more Show jumping, Chainsaw Racing, the U Bute Ute Show and to finish off the weekend we have the Demolition Derby. So with the hope of good weather and a lovely fine weekend - come along and see all these fantastic events, there’s something for everyone to enjoy and have some fun. IRISH TEXT MESSAGE: ‘Mary, me darlin’ I’m just having one more pint with the lads. If I’m not home in 20 minutes Read this message again. xx The Chronicle was initially published fortnightly and, because of significant increases in cost of production, a few years back this was changed to monthly editions and it has continued monthly ever since. Again, we are faced with significant cost increases and diminishing advertising revenue and therefore it is necessary to re-look at the economics of continuing on the same basis. This article is advance notice to all readers that the method of distribution will vary over the next two months to a more economically efficient program. Please be assured that, whatever decisions are made, the Chronicle will always be available for pickup Monday to Friday at the Kendall Community Centre Office. We wish to ensure that the Kendall Chronicle continues in production and becomes even more important in the circulation of all local news items. It is planned to be pro-active in creating news items and reports from community groups, as well as extending our circulation. PLEASE NOTE: THE KENDALL CHRONICLE CAN BE VIEWED ONLINE AFTER THE 1ST FRIDAY OF EACH MONTH ON THE KENDALL WEBSITE: KENDALL.ORG.AU Breakfast menu now available every Sat/Sun until 11.30am! COMPUTER COURSE Enjoy a delicious lunch or indulge in a homemade cake or dessert Cost is only $10/lesson and is held in the Kendall Community Centre each Monday for 5 wks NEXT COURSE BEGINS March 23, 2015 (maximum of 5 per class) Call 6559 0055 to register OPEN 6 DAYS* 9am – 4pm 33 River Street Kendall Ph. 6559 0085 The Kendall Chronicle Friday 6 March, 2015 Volume 12 Issue 3 Page 3 Come on Girls, 'Lets get Physical’ in Kendall!!! Camden Haven Physical Culture is now running classes at Kendall Community Centre hall and we would love you to join us. Physie (also known as Physical Culture) is the perfect combination of movements designed to increase strength, fitness and flexibility. The benefits for your daughter are increased co -ordination, brain development and confidence. Physie is a synchronised, team-based sport that’s social and fun and an excellent low impact dance and aerobic activity. Your local Physie club Camden Haven Physical Culture Club is run by dedicated teachers who provide classes for all ages and abilities from pre-schoolers to ladies. Designed with Australian families in mind, classes start from $5 a week with an annual registration of only $30 for Mini Groovers and $90 for ages 5 and up. With no expensive costumes or recital fees, Physie is an affordable way to learn to dance and keep fit with a touch of glamour and a lot of fun! It’s a Girly Thing! Grandmothers, mothers, daughters and grand-daughters can all be members of the same Physie club and share their involvement in this unique sport. From ages 3 to 73, Physie is a sport for life. Our club caters to all ages and abilities so Physie is an experience you can share right throughout your life. Generations of Australian women have cherished the friendships and close-knit bonds that Physie creates. More than a sport, Physie is a welcoming community of fun, healthy, active families. Wednesdays Kendall Community Hall Mini Groovers 5-6 Yrs 7-8 Yrs 9-12 Yrs Ladies 3.30pm – 4.00pm 4.00pm – 4.30pm 4.30pm – 5.15pm 5.15pm – 6.00pm 6.15pm – 7.15pm Monday Laurieton School Of Arts Mini Groovers 5-6 Yrs 7-8 Yrs 9-12 Yrs Ladies 3.30pm – 4.00pm 4.00pm – 4.30pm 4.30pm – 5.15pm 5.15pm – 6.00pm 6.15pm – 7.15pm Tuesday Laurieton School Of Arts 5–8 Yrs 9-12 Yrs Ladies 4.00pm – 5.00pm 5.00pm – 6.00pm 6.15pm – 7.15pm We would Love to see lots of new members. For any enquiries please contact Melanie Sullivan on 0424 285 193 or Lydene Heslop on 0417441159 The Kendall Chronicle Friday 6 March, 2015 Volume 12 Issue 3 Page 4 Come Dance with Me at the BLACK TIE BALL ! Let’s dig out those ball gowns and bow ties and go to town! In an event not to be missed, a Black Tie Ball is to be held on behalf of the Schools To Schools Shared Footpath project. The ball is being hosted by the Kendall Services and Citizens Club on Saturday 14th March from 8.00pm. Tickets cost $30 with all proceeds to be channelled into this great cause. Kendall CWA Kendall Branch CWA have a busy year ahead with many activities planned. Every year CWA study a different country and branches hold an "International Day" where we invite other branches and our local school to participate. On the 31st March Kendall branch will be celebrating all things Italian and much discussion was needed! To help with the lunch menu selection Kath and Bronnie brought delicious samples for us to try (thank you ladies). The guest speaker is organised, also decorations and importantly Kendall Public School coordinating teacher Mrs Michelle Budai has the children creating their Italian books for judging. Also figuring largely on the agenda was Election Day 28th March, where the Kendall CWA ladies will hold a lamington stall at Kendall School of the Arts. Those in the "know" will be voting early! Anyone wishing to find out more about our fun branch should contact Mrs Di Davis 65569753 Gael Mackenzie, Publicity Officer - Kendall CWA iKEW INFORMATION CENTRE Entertainment will be provided by The Black Magic Band and with around 18 individual instruments, a big band sound to rival Glen Miller’s Orchestra should be heard. Rumour has it there will be some old-time dance music, some swing and the return of The Monte Carlo competition for those who can remember the good old days. As many of you know this community activity opened for business some 22 months ago. The information centre has grown enormously in that time thanks to the many loyal volunteers who man this activity 7 days a week 10am to 4pm. We, on the management group, would like to invite all local residents to call in and have a look at what can be The River Oak Dining Room will be open from 6.00pm achieved with determination and loyalty. for a pre-ball feast and a platter of nibblies will be proThe centre not only stocks a very wide range of tourist vided for each table. maps, but advertises many local businesses. We offer There are many prizes on offer on the night including very friendly and professional assistance to all visitors the best decorated table and best dressed couple. Also, which is obviously appreciated because the number of a raffle is being held in conjunction with a number of visitors has increased at a very steady rate since we prizes donated including a George Foreman Grill, a 60 opened. litre esky, wine magnums etc. Tickets for the raffle are We have unearthed many local Artisans whose craft and available from the club. woodwork is of such a high standard it has set a new Bookings are essential for the Black Tie Ball and tick- benchmark, and a distinct “point of difference” to other local outlets. All items stocked are made locally includets are limited. Avoid the rush and purchase your ing Ricardoes Jams and Preserves, Native Forest pure tickets from Kendall Services Club now. honey, Native soaps and skincare products. Our range both practical items and giftware must be seen to be RIDING TO COMMENCE of believed. FOR 2015 RDA 158 Batar Creek Road, Kendall The information centre is located at 133 Nancy Bird Walton Drive, Kew. Riding to commence at the Kendall Centre on We would love to see you and you may wish to become Tuesdays and Wednesday mornings involved as a volunteer. Contact us on 6559 4400. So register your interest Should you be eligible to ride please phone Elizabeth on 6559 8774 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Our Volunteers are ready and rearing to go!! Should you wish to become involved with a rewarding activity and volunteer your time Phone Kathy on 0423 854 174 The Kendall Chronicle Friday 6 March, 2015 RIDING FOR THE DISABLED KENDALL CENTRE Meeting will be held at Kendall Services & Citizens Club, On Friday 27th March, 2015 at 9.30am Ph 0423 854 174 - ALL WELCOME! Volume 12 Issue 3 Page 5 KEW CORNER STORE HAS NEW OWNERS KENDALL MUSIC EXCHANGE New owners of Kew Corner Store, Staffan Andler and his family are very excited about their purchase of this iconic local business. They are looking forward to continuing to provide excellent service and local produce to their customers. Terry Memory and all the other musicians made the 6th February a very enjoyable evening of great music once again. The next music exchange night at the Kendall Community Hall will take place on Friday 6th March. The main guest guest artists will be ‘TWO GOATS AND A FISH’. “I am very excited to finally A few years ago Staffan and his family relocated to the hear Two Goats and a Camden Haven area where his wife Bronwyn has fami- Fish as our main guest ly connections. They have both been actively involved artists, as we have only with a number of non-profit organisations since their heard a few of their arrival. Now, through the purchase of Kew Corner songs so far” says Alison. Store, they are looking forward to giving back to the local community by actively working towards making Kew a great place to visit. Holly on guitar, mandolin, bodhran and voice With a number of new housing developments currently box has been a musician being built and more planned in the local area, there is for 35 years playing in Sydney bush bands and great potential for growth to be injected into the comvarious Irish and folk mercial districts of Kew and Kendall. Staffan plans to ensembles and writing introduce a number of new local products, and extended her own songs. trading hours making Kew Corner Store a one stop She also plays gorgeous Celtic harp. Greg on table, udu, shop. cajon and talking drum has Much of the store’s character, which was faithfully de- been dabbling in a variety of percussion forms for many veloped by the previous owner Paul Macindoe, will be years, Jack of all!..He got da retained. When you visit Kew Corner Store you will riddem! still be able to purchase a delicious cup of “Peak” cof- Gianna on guitar, mandolin fee, a creamy tub of “Rosco” ice cream and tasty fresh and voice box has been a singfocaccia rolls. Also available for purchase are fresh er/songwriter for most of her local fruit and vegetables, including Ricardoes Tomaadult life and also plays Afritoes jams and preserves, giftware and craft goods, fresh can Djembe and Dun Duns. Together Two goats and a bread daily and general groceries together with many Fish play a mix of original and office and stationary supplies. The well established cover material with love, harNewsagency with Lotto, Newspapers, Magazines and mony and soul. Cards will continue to provide an all-round service. Staffan and his family would like to wish Paul and his family good luck for their future endeavours. He would like to also extend a warm welcome to all the existing customers and is looking forward to seeing new faces in the store. Come in soon for a great coffee and a chat. Paul wished to thank his loyal customers from over the years and wishes Staffan and his staff great success. Bookends@Kendall Your community book exchange Monday 10am - 2pm Tuesday 10am - 2pm Wednesday 10am - 2pm Thursday 9am - 2pm Friday 10am - 2pm Saturday 10am - 12noon Bookclub @Bookends @Kendall 1st Wednesday each month @ 7.00pm Get reading, come along & join in the discussions Bring some nibblies to share - All Welcome - The Kendall Chronicle Friday 6 March, 2015 Then, in April, we will have a slight change of date. Because the first Friday in April turns out to be Good Friday, we are holding the music exchange night on Friday 10th April instead. So please mark your calendar for that one. Guest artists on the 10th April will be “Jim and Sue” from Bonny Hills. It will be fantastic to hear Jim and Sue again. Jim and Sue have been performing their heartfelt original songs, and carefully selected covers, together for eight years now. Their style could be described as acoustic folk, sometimes with a dash of soft rock, sometimes with a hint of country and blended with their beautiful vocal harmonies. Jim plays acoustic guitar and sue the djembe and percussion to accompany their lovely voices. Local musicians are always encouraged to bring their instrument along and share a couple of songs. And, of course, you are most welcome to just come and listen to some beautiful music. Doors open at 6.30pm for a 7pm start, Entry is by donation. For more information contact Alison on 0431 682 357. Volume 12 Issue 3 Page 6 KENDALL TAKE AWAY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT TRACY & RON are happy to serve you during extended 6 day trading hours as follows: Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Sunday: CLOSED 7.00am to 7.00am to 7.00am to 7.00am to 8.30am to 8.30am to 4.00pm 5.00pm 5.00pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm All food items we sell are totally FRESH! Our specialty is house made chicken schnitzels in a variety of fresh rolls or wraps. Plus a great range of house made hamburgers. “Premium Coffee Roasters” is local coffee roasted and blended in Port Macquarie and used in all our coffees. We offer a large range of “Peters” scoop ice cream flavours. A local natural honey is also available. Our experience covers 35 years in the hospitality industry, having owned three take aways and also provided catering services for functions of various sizes. We would be happy to help you plan a menu. So why not call in and see us at 10 Comboyne Street. Letters to the Editor ... I write in regard to the loss of public access to the Kendall Historic town wharf through the Town Green. Everyone I have thus far spoken with is either completely unaware of this loss and, once aware, are unanimously against it. The odd few that were aware, are also unanimously against it ( i.e 100% ). If time permits before printing, I wonder if the Chronicle could publically shed any light on this matter? I am currently awaiting a response from the Mayor, Peter Besseling. Kind regards, Sally Stutsel CRAFTY SHOES K & C EVANS CARPET AND TILE STEAM CLEANING ALL WORK GUARANTEED JOKE FOR THE DAY!!! A senior citizen drove his brand new Holden Senator out of the dealership. Taking off down the road, he pushed it to 120 kph, enjoying the power of the car .. Amazing,"he thought as he flew down the F3, pushing the " pedal even more. Looking in his rear view mirror, he saw a highway patrol car, blue lights flashing and siren blaring. He floored it to 140 kph, then 180kph, then suddenly he thought, " What am I doing? I'm too old for this!"and pulled over to await the patrol car. Pulling in behind him, the officer got out of his vehicle and walked up to the car. He looked at his watch, sighed and said, " Sir, my shift ends in 30 minutes - Today is Friday If you can give me a new reason for speeding - a reason I've never heard before - I'll let you off this time....." The old gentleman paused and thought......finally he said, Well, Officer, 33 years ago, my wife ran off with a police" man; I thought maybe you were bringing her back." Have a good day, Sir,"replied the police officer. " 19 YEARS EXPERIENCE — LOCAL — FREE QUOTES - 0427 659 080 The Kendall Chronicle Friday 6 March, 2015 Volume 12 Issue 3 Page 7 WINNER RETURNS TO KENDALL IN MARCH, 2015 HERONS CREEK CEMETERY CLEAN-UP The organising committee of the Kendall National Violin Competition has much pleasure in presenting Yejin Min, the 2014 Winner, in concert at the Kendall School of Arts on 22 March at 2.00pm. 'Herons Creek Heritage and Tourist Trails committee are holding an information tour of the Herons Creek cemetery as part of the 2015 Heritage Festival celebrations promoted by Port Macquarie Hastings Council. Yejin, one of the leading young Australian violinists, impressed both the judges and the audience with the mastery of her instrument and the maturity of her performance. We are very fortunate to have the opportunity of hearing Yejin again at Kendall. She will be accompanied by the outstanding competition pianist, Jeanell Carrigan. In preparation for that event we propose to hold a working bee at the cemetery on 21st March to clean up the grounds and tidy up unattended grave sites and with permission of family members, clean memorial plaques to reveal wording. We shall be glad of contributions for the afternoon tea which gives the audience a chance to meet the artists after the concert. Members of families who have loved ones buried there are encouraged to join in the clean up effort on March 21st to give the cemetery a much needed face lift. The competition organisers and the major partner, Forestry Corporation of NSW, will be presenting the concert on 22nd March at 2 p.m. in the Kendall School of Arts. If you are able to assist and be involved in the clean up or in the sharing of your loved one's story we would like to hear from you. Please contact Daphne and Les Latham on 6585 5383 Tickets cost $25 for adults and $10 for students and are available by sending cheques and SAE to KNVC, P.O. Box 86, Kendall, 2439 OR by contacting Mavis Barnes on 6559 4339. Email: lesanddaph@icloud,com or Bill Boyd 65 857 022 or email [email protected] OXLEY RURAL SUPPLIES & PRODUCE 78-82 JOHN OXLEY DRIVE, PORT MACQUARIE PH/FAX 65810643 (Please note new address above) OPEN: MON - FRI: 8AM-5.30PM - SATURDAY: 8AM - 1PM WE STOCK AND DELIVER A WIDE RANGE OF RURAL & HOME GARDEN, PET, HORSE, CATTLE SUPPLIES. FENCING MATERIAL CHOOK & RABBIT PENS HORSE FEEDS - SUPPLEMENTS DRENCHES - BUFFALO FLY SPRAYS - WORMERS GARDEN MULCHES POTTING MIX - LAWN & GARDEN FERTILIZERS CHEMICAL WEED CONTROL CATTLE DRENCH VACCINES - LICK BLOCKS BUFFALO FLY EAR TAGS PET FOOD & SUPPLIES BIRD SEED - FRONTLINE WORMERS - FLEA CONTROL CHOOKS - DAY OLD CHICKS DELIVERY WEDNESDAYS FOR JUST $5.00 PER DELIVERY! The Kendall Chronicle Friday 6 March, 2015 Volume 12 Issue 3 Page 8 NORTH HAVEN GLASS AND SCREENS KENDALL COMMUNITY OP-SHOP REPORT The Half-Price sale in February was a great success. The racks and shelves are full again, thanks to continuing donations. There is a large selection of linen and blankets, so stock up for the approaching winter months. We also have a selection of summer clothing still available, from children’s wear through to ladies and men’s apparel. There are lovely soft toys, games, jigsaw puzzles, and on that stand near the front counter you will find cards for all occasions, stationary, CD’s, and DVD’s. Shoes and handbags are found in this section of the shop. On display are backpacks, soft sided carry bags and larger suitcases. If you are not travelling those large suitcases are handy for storing out of season clothes. As always the book section is brimming with great reading matter. Romantic fiction, historical fiction and fact, great novels, biographies, gardening and cook books. There is young adult fiction and picture books for the younger reader. You can pick up some great magazines from the rack at the front counter. The Kendall Op-Shop Grants night will be held at the Kendall Services and Citizens Club on Thursday 12th March, commencing at 6 pm followed by refreshments. Grants, Charity Grants, Sponsorships and Major Project Grants will be announced. All volunteers and community members are invited to attend. The Bells of Haven (recipients of a grant last year) will be providing entertainment. Please come along and see how the money raised through your support is distributed. Jackie O’Donoghue has taken on the role of Assistant Volunteer Co-ordinator. We welcome new volunteers, Jenny Easy, Ingrid Friend and Elaine Browning. We cannot accept TV’s, computer monitors, gas heaters etc., there is a new sign near the front door itemising goods that are unacceptable. Please do not leave listed items as the Op-Shop has to pay for the removal of these goods. Due to bags of items being stolen from outside the shop it is also advisable to drop them off during our open hours if possible. Thankyou. KENDALL COMMUNITY OP-SHOP Trading hours: Monday to Friday: 9.00am – 4.00pm Saturday: 9.00am – 12.30pm First Sunday each month: 9.00am – 1.30pm Fast glass replacement Made to measure security and flyscreen doors Made to measure flyscreens remeshing of all existing screens Shower screens Caravan window repairs Glass table tops and shelves Door and window rollers available MIRRORS MADE TO SIZE Call alan on 6559 9555 or 0447 789701 for prompt service or call in to 531 ocean drive IN north haven This issue’s SUDOKU is a medium one! ** Gift Vouchers available!! ** 6 WITH COMPLIMENTS FROM CAMDEN HAVEN RURAL FIRE SERVICE EMERGENCY: DIAL 000 Fire Control, Wauchope: Captain: Terry Standing President: Ron Morris Secretary: Joanne Thorpe Permit officers Kevin O’Donoghue John Corrigan Alan Hagney 5 Friday 6 March, 2015 5 7 7 6 2 9 4 6 8 8 6 9 4 1 8 5 5 The Kendall Chronicle 1 8 6588 9000 6559 8973 6585 7112 6559 4663 - 6559 4772 - 6559 4032 - 6559 4038 NEW MEMBERS WELCOME 8 2 Volume 12 Issue 3 7 4 Page 9 KENDALL & DISTRICT BUSINESS DIRECTORY ANY SERVICE YOU DESIRE! All Electrical plus TV aerials All Home repairs/maintenance including Painting,Plastering,Plumbing, Gutters, Carpentry, All types of cleaning Concreting,Paving,Tiling,Fencing,Lawns FREE Quotes Contact Geoff on 0419467644 Email: [email protected] ENERGY AIRCONDITIONING SERVICE “KEEPING THE LOCAL COMMUNITY WARM IN WINTER & COOL IN SUMMER” PAUL SMITH 0413 362 819 Phone BRENDAN BURKE on 6585 4955 or 0413 610 199 AH: 6559 4662 2 Tonne Excavator 763 Bobcat 200,300,400,600 Drills Coastal Cooling + Electrical Cathy Pye [email protected] ARC tick CERTIFIED West Thomas mobile: 0422 516 202 office: 02 6559 4879 e: [email protected] MASSAGE THERAPIST For a serious job Call HENSCHMEN CONCRETING P & J Reynolds •All Electrical wiring Repairs and installations •Air-Conditioning Split Systems •Refrigeration repairs Commercial + Domestic Gold Licence 245093C LOO4274. AU30593 Dual Trade, Fully Licensed. For local reliable service. Servicing all areas. Free Quotes Peter 0418 314 445 TIM LARKIN - your local plumber This space could be yours! - BLOCK WORK - RENDERING - TEXTURE COATING Contact the Kendall Chronicle to secure your advert! Phone 6559 0055 Quality workmanship guaranteed Mobile: 04 14 845 463 Lic 77919C All general domestic Commercial Rural Drainage Pumps Tanks Septic tanks Wastewater Treatment systems LP Gas fitting 3.5 ton Rubber track excavator 6.0 ton Tipper hire Driveways Water filter systems Call Tim on 0418 652 695 or Fax 6559 0000 THE MEETING PLACE CAFE OPEN EVERY THURSDAY FROM 9AM GREAT COFFEE! DELICIOUS CAKES! INDOORS OR OUT ON THE DECK RELAXED , FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE—LIVE MUSIC AT KENDALL COMMUNITY CENTRE PLUS! BROWSE THE KENDALL BAZAAR Buy fresh, local homegrown vegetables, herbs, plants & seedlings, fertilizers, jams, honey, craft, jewellery etc. Stalls are available at a very reasonable price Please enquire in the Centre Office on 6559 0055 Pick ’n pay vegies & herbs from the Global Garden behind the Hall The Kendall Chronicle Friday 6 March, 2015 Volume 12 Issue 3 Page 10 KENDALL CALENDAR MONDAY Pilates Kendall School of Arts 5-6.m, Ali 0431463461 2nd & 4th Mon: Kendall Kettles Craft Kendall Services Club 9.am to 1pm: Elizabeth 6559 0258 3rd Mon: Kendall District Gardeners meeting Kendall Community Hall 10am. All welcome. 4th Mon: Camden Haven Landcare meeting Kendall War Memorial Rooms 7.30pm with supper after meeting. TUESDAY Ladies Sports Kendall Services Club 10am Social Darts Kendall Services Club 6.30pm Kendall Riding for the Disabled, Batar Ck Rd 9.30-12.30 Elizabeth 0423854174/6559 8774 Camden Haven St John the Evangelist, Mass 9.00am Kendall Mens Shed 8am-4pm 2nd Tues: Lorne Rural Fire Brigade, Fire Station Stewarts River Rd 7.30pm, John 65569677 3rd Tues: Kendall CWA Kendall War Memorial Rooms 10am Sue Carter 6556 9677 Kendall Community Boat Shed Mtg: 7pm at Kendall Services Club. WEDNESDAY Tai chi & Qigong Traditional style class for women, Kendall S of A, 10.45am, Lucille 0438072219 Kendall Riding for the Disabled, Batar Ck Rd 9.30am-12.30 Elizabeth 0423854174/6559 8774 Lorne Rangers Craft Group Lorne Community Hall 10am-2pm Nicola 6556 9773 Bingo at Kendall Services Club 6.30pm Physical Culture - Girls all ages (see new advert in this chronicle) 1st Wed: Bookclub at Bookends 7pm. - all welcome 3rd Wed: Camden Haven RFB mtg, Kendall Rd, Kew 7.30pm. Phone Terry 6559 8973 or Ron 6585 7112 or 0408216885 THURSDAY ‘The Meeting Place’ Kendall Community Centre. Morning tea served 9-12pm - Plus Kendall Veggie Bazaar at Kendall Community Centre. Phone 6559 0055 for details. Kendall Mens Shed 8am-12noon Kayaking: 7.30am for 8am start at Kendall Boat Ramp. Everyone welcome in all weathers. Ph. Ian 6559 4734 1st & 3rd Thurs. Social paddle Kendall Boat Shed, 8.30am on the water. All welcome. Ph Diann 65596740. 1st Thurs: Kendall Heritage Society Meeting. Kendall Services Club 7.30pm 4th Thurs: Camden Haven PAH&I Society Mtg. Kendall Showground 7.00pm FRIDAY Pilates Kendall School of Arts 9-10.am, Ali 0431463461 Tai chi & Qigong Traditional style class for men, S of A Hall, 10.45am, Lucille 0438072219 Kendall Music Exchange: Kendall S of A held on the 1st Friday of each month 6.30pm. Alison 0431 682 357 SUNDAY St Stephens Uniting Church, Kendall 10.00am. 6559 4037 Camden Haven St John the Evangelist, Kendall Mass 9.00am 6559 8354 Jnr Golf Coaching & Games at Camden Haven Golf Club 9.00am 6559 4596 1st SUNDAY Kendall Showground Markets at Kendall Showground FUTURE: 6 March: Kendall Music Xchange—Two Goats & a Fish 22 March: KNVC concert 2pm Kendall S of A 29 March: Camerata Concert, Kendall S of A 2pm 14 March: Black Tie Ball 8pm Kendall Club 10 April: Kendall Music Xchange—Jim and Sue The Kendall Chronicle Friday 6 March, 2015 The Kendall Chronicle is published by the Kendall Community Centre, 19 Comboyne Street, Kendall, NSW. Contact us: Phone: 6559 0055 Fax: 6559 0025 Email: [email protected] Post: 19 Comboyne Street, Kendall, NSW, 2439 Deadline for Advertising and Editorial strictly FRIDAY 9.00am. 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Any person or persons publishing material in this newspaper do so in the knowledge that they shall personally accept any responsibility for the accuracy and correctness of such articles and also accept full responsibility for the legal consequences if it be found that the article contains any inaccuracies in the con- WITH COMPLIMENTS FROM LORNE RURAL FIRE BRIGADE EMERGENCY: DIAL 000 Fire Control, Wauchope: Captain: Bruce Barlin President: Craig Budai Secretary: John Carter 6588 9000 6556 9656 6559 0245 6556 9677 Permit officers Graham Nosworthy - 6556 9773 Mike Hodges - 6556 9652 Craig Budai - 6556 0245 KENDALL COMMUNITY CENTRE CAN HELP! Australian Taxation Office information & forms To design a flyer To type up your resume, a letter or an assignment? Assistance with publicity for your group? Important documents copied & laminated? A Justice of the Peace to witness your signature or certify copies of documents Birth Certificate Applications Come in & see the friendly volunteers at the Kendall Community Centre who will be glad to help you Hours 9am - 4pm Monday to Friday Ph. 02 6559 0055 Fax: 02 6559 0025 on [email protected] SOLUTION TO LAST MONTH’S SUDOKU 4 9 1 6 5 7 3 8 2 8 5 2 3 4 9 1 7 6 7 3 6 1 8 2 4 9 5 9 1 3 7 2 4 6 5 8 2 4 8 5 3 6 9 1 7 6 7 5 9 1 8 2 4 3 5 6 4 8 9 3 7 2 1 3 8 9 2 7 1 5 6 4 1 2 7 4 6 5 8 3 9 Volume 12 Issue 3 Page 11 KENDALL DISTRICT GARDENERS CLUB NEWS John Carter welcomed some new members to the garden club. Next month there will be a talk about herbs. In April the club has been invited to have its meeting at Sandra’s Bamboo Nursery. John handed out his excess dried yeast to those who wanted some. He requested that people return any borrowed garden club books as soon as they can. Suggestions for guest speakers in May, June and July were invited. Show and Tell: Richard showed what appeared to be a pot bound tree which had died as the roots hadn’t been teased out when the tree had been planted. A plant was identified by Bud. Citrus curl is caused by a leaf mite which can be sprayed with white oil. A Bunya pine cone was shown and it was stated that the seed actually creates a secondary nut underground. Loan showed some of her magnificent orchids one of which had won first prize at the Laurieton orchid Show. A working bee will be held at the hall on Tuesday 24 February around 8:30am. Horticultural speakers are being arranged for a date in July. Bud has some cordylines and a Mexican fern tree to be dug out by anyone who wants them. Richard has some gutter guard to give away. This month’s speaker was Paul Mckinley who talked about preparing and presenting fruit and vegetables for the Camden Haven show scheduled for 22/23 Feb. Paul has been organising the vegie and fruit section of the show for more than ten years. The judge looks for similar quality to that for vegies you would buy in a store. The biggest vegetable/fruit is not necessarily the best. When more than one is required, uniformity of size is important. They should be ripe. Eggs are normally shown in cartons with the pointy end down and should be uniform in colour and size. Keep an eye on the number of items in the entry, usually it is 3. Try to keep them blemish free and commercial size. Entries will be received from Friday morning from 8am till about 4:30pm. Flowers and pot plants must be in by 3pm. John thanked all who participated in today’s meeting. Next meeting 16 March. Osteopathy is a “ hands on ” Therapy that helps relieve aches And pains and restore better Body function Peggy Landon has more than 22 years clinical experience Contact your local Osteopath: PEGGY LANDON New patients welcome Doctor ’ s referral not required Govt. assisted Chronic Disease Management programs available ( 5 visits per year ) Hicaps: Claim your Private Health Fund rebate on the spot and only pay the gap fee Eftpos available. Phone: 6559 4026 158 Batar Creek Road, Kendall The Kendall Chronicle Friday 6 March, 2015 Volume 12 Issue 3 Page 12
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