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Balranald Shire Council 6 ISSUE Councilor Contact COMMUNITY GENERAL INTEREST Balranald Shire Council Coming Events 6 Details Adult Day Care at the Hospital Monday 10am-2pm, J un e 2 0 1 7 2 July Tooleybuc Sporting Club BG’s Revival Thursday 10am-2pm Phone Hospital 5071 9800 Mayor Phone 03 5030 5476 Seniors Club every Friday 2pm Senior Citizens Hall Monthly Newsletter for Cr Leigh Byron NEWSLETTER 7,8,9 July Tooleybuc Sporting Club Blues Festival the Balranald Shire com- 0428 201 301 Hospital Auxiliary 2nd Monday of the month Phone 03 5030 5476 2.30pm, Adult Day Care Centre Ph. Dawn 50201311 munity and Deputy Mayor 13 July Balranald Hospital Auxiliary Casserole Health Advisory Council (HAC) 4th Monday of Cr Alan Purtill luncheon. each month 7:00pm Contact 5071 9800 Variety Concert a great Success 0429 201 301 26 Jul 2017 CWCI Safari - see advert inside Baby & Child Clinic Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri - Balranald The Balranald Shire Cultural Committee held its fabulous night that wouldn’t have been possible Cr Steve O’Halloran 12-29 Oct Save the date!! Bal-Archies - a portrait Tue - Euston annual Variety Concert to a full house at the without the amazing volunteers that have assisted. 0429 619 880 exhibition of people, animals & birds Balranald Immunisation Clinic at Hospital every Theatre Royal on Friday 26 May. Mrs Butler said she was grateful for everyone who through painting, photography, sculpture 2nd Wed 9.30-11.00am Call 0427699485 to book Balranald Shire helped make the night an unforgettable one. "I'd Cr German Ugarte & print. Entries open 11 Sept. For more Population - 2300 The evening was packed with local artists and just like thank all the people who participated in the 0407 267 087 information, phone 03 5020 0200 Little Bunyips Playgroup each Thursday 10am to 1pm - River Street. Contact Dee 0429 201 460 Shire Area - 21346km² other entertainers coming from Tooleybuc, Hay, concert and travelled just to entertain us," she said. Cr Jo Roberts What’s on at Balranald Club Swan Hill, Robinvale and Deniliquin to showcase Sing Australia Friday 1.30pm -Presbyterian Church 0409 147 787 Mondays Members Seniors Lunch Balranald Shire is their talent from singing, ukulele playing and poetry A pleasing array of refreshments was provided by Sun - Wed Happy hour 5-6pm Men's Shed Tues & Thurs 8am Heritage Park recitals. There was also a talented spoon player – the Balranald Football Netball Club. surrounded by five of Cr Trevor Jolliffe Mon - Fri $10 lunch 12-2pm Take Off Weight Naturally Club at Multipurpose the most iconic river something that you don’t see much these days! Mon - Sun Dinner 6 - 9pm This event raised money to purchase a new curtain 0408 066 460 Centre Mondays 6pm Call Heather 03 5020 1478 systems in NSW. Tue &Thu Bingo Tuesday 7pm, Thursday 2pm Balranald Shire Cultural committee member and for the Theatre Royal. Optometrist (from Deniliquin) last Wednesday of Cr Doug Allen Fridays Smorgasbord, raffle / members draw They are event organiser Margaret Butler said it was a from 6.30pm the month, appointments @ Balranald Chemist 0421 526 671 The Murray River, Saturdays Free Poker from 6.30pm Balranald Wool Centre 3rd Friday of month, 11am The Murrumbidgee River, The Cr Jeff Mannix 15 July Creedence Clearwater Survival - 3pm @ The Gallery. New members welcome 0409 783 075 12 Aug Salute to the Country Music legends . Lachlan River, Balranald Community Arts & Crafts Open most Memberships are now due. Call in weekdays 10am - 4pm or by appointment. Meetings The Wakool River and now to renew your membership today 3rd Monday of month, 2pm @ The Gallery. Drop in The Edward River. facebook.com/clubbalranald Day 2nd Thursday of month 10am - noon Also available at the Club- * Member drink prices must show membership card Balranald Hospital Auxiliary every 2nd Monday of *Full TAB facilities, *Keno, *Coffee shop, *Pre-paid the Month @ 2:30pm at Adult Day Care Centre Newsletter published by: phone credit, *City Link passes *Fishing licenses, Narelle’s Driving School Ph 0402 782 597 BALRANALD SHIRE COUNCIL LAST CALL FOR *Pre-paid Broadband vouchers, *Seniors Kiosk & Balranald Harvest Christian Centre each Sunday internet access, *Free WiFi, *Outdoor seating & 70 MARKET STREET TRUCK WASH at the CWA rooms in Market Street from 10.30am smoking area & area within the main bar for under (PO BOX 120) Pictured above: Ukulele players Pictured above: St Josephs School choir TOKENS 18’s, ** must be accompanied by a Parent/Guardian Balranald History Group 4th Tuesday of month in BALRANALD NSW 2715 What's on at Euston Club Resort Theatre Royal Ticketing office Market St. from 5pm www.balranald.nsw.gov.au Council wishes to advise all 7 Days/week Station46 Bistro open daily - Breakfast CanAssist Balranald Branch 2nd Monday of OFFICE HOURS customers who still have old Mon-Thurs 7am-9.30am & Fri-Sun 7am- month 4pm - 92A Market St. Second-hand book 8.30AM TO 5.00PM truck wash tokens in their 10am Lunch 12 - 2pm Dinner 6-8.30pm. shop open Mon to Sat 10am & Wednesday 1.30pm MONDAY TO FRIDAY possessions to call in to the Café open all day Call Karen 0404 842 037 or Kirstyn 0448 158 709 PH: 03 5020 1300 Shire office to exchange Free Bingo Mon 10.15am Thurs 7.00pm Mon/Thurs FAX: 03 5020 1620 them for new tokens. Tues / Sun Poker Tues from 6.30pm Sun from 6pm Vision Australia - contact Yann, Mildura 5023 9500 AFTER HOURS EMERGENCIES Did you Wednesday Raffle night & members draw from 6pm Sureway Employment & Training Tuesday & 0418 322 902 PLEASE NOTE: Members cash draw from 7pm Wednesday 8.30am–5pm Call Michael 03 40284900 Thursdays Riverina Super draw 7 - 9pm know? Balranald Presbyterian Church - Mon Ladies KYB Service NSW Hours COUNCIL Thu/ Fri Members cash draw from 6pm-8pm 7.30pm, Last Tues of month PWA, Thurs Music Balranald Thu/Sun Social Bowls. Registration 12.45am - call The Main types of assets paid by WILL NOT group worship 5pm, Mens KYB 7.30pm, Fri Ladies 9.30am to 4pm John Bond on 50264244 your general rates include roads, KYB 10am, 3rd Sat of month Bidgee Haven service Tuesday to Friday ACCEPT Fri & Sat Free Live Entertainment from 7.30pm bridges, water facilities, public 3pm Sun Worship service 10am (last Sunday of Closed for lunch 1pm - 1.45pm MEGA Raffle last Wednesday of month buildings, parks & gardens, and OLD TOKENS Month Hospital service - 2.30pm) Euston facebook.com/eustonclubresort waste management facilities. 8 July 2nd & 4th Thursday of month AFTER 30 JUNE Paul Costa - Whisper in the Crowd Balranald Rescue Squad meet 3rd Thursday of Album launch. Adults $20, U16 Free each month - 8pm at Rescue Squad headquarters. 11.30am to 3pm All these assets together are 2017 Call 50264244 to purchase tickets Closed for lunch 12.15pm - 1pm Friends of the Southern Cross Market Day - Last worth an estimated $98M and FREE live entertainment Friday & Sat from 7.30pm Call Centre 13 77 88 Saturday of each month - Woodsys corner 8.30am also include: and Sunday from 1.30pm to 5.00pm CareWest Community Transport for non-urgent Council Website Disclaimer - Balranald Shire Council reserves the right to edit or door to door transport. Call Connie 0350719819 or WHAT’S OPEN www.balranald.nsw.gov.au rewrite submissions for grammar, style and clarity or to conform to 0428 335 711 Balranald Museum restrictions of space. Council makes every effort to ensure the Access to Museum via Visitor Centre accuracy of this information and does not accept responsibility for Ability Links Balranald Wed - contact 0487 740 000 errors or omissions contained within this publication. If you are aware 7 days per week of errors please notify Cherie Ward as soon as possible via email on ROAR – Reach Out and Relax Last Tuesday of [email protected] or phone Council on 03 5020 1300. Balranald Library month. Contact Chris 0428 096 462 Monday & Friday 2pm - 5.30pm Wednesday 9am - 5.30pm Balranald Shire Council Newsletter Issue 6 – June 2017 www.balranald.nsw.gov.au Rubbish Tip Hours Balranald BALRANALD Visitor Friends of the Southern Nominate a Hidden Treasure in our Community 1st October - 30th April From the Information Tuesday 5.00 - 7.00pm Cross celebrates a Do you know of a rural woman who is working as number of women who give their time and energy to Thursday 5.00 - 7.00pm Mayor’s Office a volunteer within your local government area and help others across rural, regional and remote regions. & Discovery Saturday 10.00am - 1.00pm would like to acknowledge their contribution? successful year Centre Mayor The 2017 Hidden Treasures Honour Roll will Sunday 10.00am - 3.00pm You would be surprised at the progress ‘Friends of Leigh Byron NSW Department of Primary Industries' (DPI) Rural be unveiled at the NSW Rural Women’s Gathering in the Southern Cross’ has made in just two short Cnr Market and River Streets Women’s Network program is seeking your help to Narrandera on 28 October 2017. 1st May - 30th September years. Westland Motors shed houses the replica of uncover female volunteers within NSW rural Open Daily Tuesday 3.00 - 5.00pm Kingsford Smith’s plane with restoration work well communities before 28 July 2017. You can support this initiative by nominating a worthy 10.00am to 4.00pm Thursday 3.00 - 5.00pm Council was recently advised by Local Government under way, along with many items of local recipient from within your local government area by Saturday 10.00am - 1.00pm Minister Gabrielle Upton that the planned collection significance and interest. Sunday 10.00am - 3.00pm These worthy women will be included in the completing an online nomination form located at http:// Phone 03 5020 1599 of the Fire and Emergency Services levy (FESL) has 2017 Hidden Treasures Honour Roll acknowledging www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/about-us/rural-support/rural- been deferred.
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