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Berry Town Crier October Edition 2019.Indd Supporting Community Groups and Keeping Berry Informed PPOO BBOXOX 220202 BBERRYERRY NNSWSW 22535535 WWWW.BERRYALLIANCE.ORG.AUWW.BERRYALLIANCE.ORG.AU FFINDIND UUSS OONN FFACEBOOKACEBOOK OOCTOBERCTOBER 22019019 PPRICE:RICE: $$3.003.00 Berry Gardens Festival Berry is turning Pink is on this month this month for Page 2 a great cause Page 3 Don’t miss out on the Berry Men’s Shed Useful water-saving tips Annual Sale Page 9 Page 8 Meroo Union Church is celebrating 130 years of service Page 6 Second Hand Book Stalls this Spring Page 7 Raising funds to support young people in our community Zonta’s Trivia Night is on this month Page 25 Calling all Newborns to Pre-schoolers Join the fun with Mainly Music Page 23 With so many local community groups to suit everyone, make 2019 the year to get involved in our thriving community. See pages 18 and 19 for all the information. BBERRYERRY AALLIANCELLIANCE BBerryerry & DDistrictistrict GGardenarden CClublub NNewsews IINFORMATIONNFORMATION SECRETARY MARY SEELIS 4464 1191 VISIT US ON www.berrygardens.org.au The village will be alive with visitors on the “weekend” of Thursday 17 October through to Sunday 20 October. This will be ry of Festival the thirtieth time the Berry Garden Club Year Anniversa has organised and run the Berry Gardens Berry Gardens Festival Festival. Of course, we like to see the locals enjoying the gardens as well. We Thursday 17th to Sunday 20th look forward to seeing you there. OCTOBER 2019 Eight Berry gardens - four town and four The Town Crier is produced more rural - will be opened to the public by the Berry Alliance, Inc. from 10am – 4pm at just $20 for all gardens. Tickets cover admittance over The purpose of this publication is the four days and are sold at all Festival to communicate to the people of venues and in Apex Park. Individual Berry about community activities . gardens can be toured for $5. ky and to generate a small income The Club has organised attractions andys. for the Berry Alliance to cover stalls at selected gardens, along with administrative costs and donations. its famed Plant Sales Stall at Garden 8, The Burrow in Bundewallah Road. MEMBERSHIP Brochures are already available from most Berry retailers. Membership of the Berry Alliance A full history of the Festival can Gardens Open 10.00am-4.00pm Daily costs $10 pa. It aims to share be seen on our website: www. information amongst community www.berrygardens.org.au berrygardens.org.au $20 FOR ALL 8 GARDENS groups and individuals, and to $5 FOR INDIVIDUAL GARDENS At our October meeting we will ensure that Berry continues to TICKETS AVAILABLE AT ALL THE GARDENS ANDFree AT FOR APEX CHILDREN PARK UNDER 18 enjoy slides of Maple Glen, a be a community we are proud of. 65 acre private garden, nursery, Membership is open to aviary, woodland and wetland in Southland, Berry community groups South Island, NZ. and individuals. To join the Come along and enjoy an evening of gardening with us. We welcome visitors, Berry Alliance, write to particularly new residents, to our meetings, held each month on the third Tuesday in PO Box 202 Berry NSW 2535 St. Luke’s Church Hall. Come at 7:00 pm for the meeting’s start at 7:30 pm. There is no charge for attendance. ALL BERRY Our website, berrygardens.org.au contains information concerning the Club, ALLIANCE ENQUIRIES upcoming events, membership matters and gardening advice. Check our Instagram Secretary: 0449 569 059 and Facebook presence also. Email: [email protected] Post Offi ce Box 202 OOurur mmotto:otto: FFriendshipriendship tthroughhrough GGardening.ardening. Berry NSW 2535 Our Secretary, Mary Seelis, welcomes enquiries on 0411 244 673 or [email protected] October Editor's Note 16 The closing date for our November issue will be Wednesday 16th October 2019 at 5pm. Please submit prior to this date if it is your CALL BILL OR DEBBIE: fi rst submission. Material can be submitted (02) 4465 1841 / 0424 867 994 via e-mail to: [email protected] [email protected] Phone 0428 037 572 Town Criers can be downloaded for free from Like us on Facebook! www.berryalliance.org.au or our Facebook UPPER KANGAROO RIVER Page: Berry Town Crier. 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Farmers’ Market EverEveryy ThursdThursdayay in October & BerrBerryy MaMarketsrkets onn *Pink Products Discounted;Discounted; *Pink HugsHugs AnytimeAnytime & Everyday;Everyday; SSundayunday 6th October. All proceeproceedsds wwillill go didirectlyrectly ttoo *Give*Give away Therapy treatments ranging from Massage,Massage, Reiki, McMcGrathGrath FoFoundation.undation. SoundSound healings, refl exology & physical Therapy treatments, And More!More! • DuringDur ing October Octo ber Juniper Jun iiper Hearth Heart h willw ill be be hosting host ing a season launch launc h andand PINKPINK UPUP YOURYOUR HOUSEHOUSE COMPETITIONCOMPETITION Entry Cost: donatingdonating the proceedsproceeds ofof their rafflraffl e and also goldgold coin donations $10$10 - 1st Prize - $150 Gift Voucher from Home ThymeThyme Albion received fromfrom their giftgift wrappingwrapping service.service. Park.Park. 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