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November 2015 Edition 1 The Kendall Chronicle Our Community Newsletter—Free & Independent. Supporting Community Initiatives with part sponsorship by the Kendall Op Shop November, 2015 Can you believe ... that it is already November, and halfway through spring. Our beautiful village has been buzzing over the past month with music at the hall, the opening of the swim- ming pool season, tennis players testing outTHE the new BIG courts SMILE plus our delicious eateries where you can choose to takeaway or eat in and the diverse weekly markets. There are treasures to be found at the op-shop and theSAYS Kendall CraftIT ALL! Co-op that keeps our train station operational. If you are not familiar with the area or haven't been to Kendall for a while, consider a family day trip to check out all that is on offer. Perhaps a game of tennis (hire key from the Bottle-o), then cool off at the swimming pool...which has BBQ facilities for a spot of lunch. Once re- freshed consider a look around the op shop...or maybe purchase a quirky craft item from the various artisan shops. The kids have a couple of playground op- tions or maybe get the kayaks out on the river. Or if all this activity is too much then consider relaxing at Miss Nellie’s café or enjoy the beautiful river view from November Edition the local club. Volume 12, Issue 11 In this busy and ever- expanding world we live in, Kendall Music Exch Pg. 2 let’s take a moment to stop and be grateful for the abun- Camden Haven Pony Club Pg. 3 dance of natural beauty, com- munity connections and sim- Family Fund Day ple pleasures that Kendall has Walk the Trail Pg. 4 to offer. Singalong Success Pg. 4 Trust News re The Meeting Place … Community Centre Pg. 5 Kendall Community Centre 19 Comboyne St Kendall. Camden Haven Pony Club Pg. 5 Milly Jones Latest Book Launch Here!! Pg. 6 Kendall Bottle-O Pg. 7 Op Shop Report Pg. 8 Kantabile Chamber Choir Pg. 9 Open Every Thursday from 9am till 12.30pm Gardeners Club Pg. 10 New Volunteers Always Welcome... IKew Report Pg. 11 Cappuccino, Latte, Hot Choc, Tea, Cold drinks $3 ea Country Womens Association (CWA) Pg. 12 Homemade delicious cakes, breads, deserts (gluten free avail) $3 ea Now serving a variety of homemade tasty light meals (last orders at 12.30pm) $8 ea Mens Shed Report Pg. 14 Kew Country Club Pg. 15 Café Group Bookings - Are available Market Stalls - Buy fresh local produce, herbs, plants seeds, jams, honey, craft etc. Kendall Calendar Pg. 16 for up to 10 people and 3 weeks notice. Global Gardens -’Pick ‘n Pay’ for your Details to advertise in Kendall Stall Hire - new stalls Ph 6559 0055 own produce grown by our volunteers. Chronicle see Page 16 The Kendall Chronicle Vol12, Issue 11 November 2015 Edition 1 just moved here from the Lake Macquarie area. As well as traditional and contemporary folk music he is also a keen acoustic blues player and has a wealth of comedy numbers to throw into his performances. Paul and his wife Helena ran a very popular monthly folk music session at Lake Macquarie for six years called the Lakeside Folk Circle. JADE’S MOBILE HAIRDRESSING For all your hair care needs without leaving home… Jade 65594879 or 0423381047 Kendall Music Exchange By Alison The Kendall Community Hall sure came to life, when 23 Ukulele Musicians, the CHUMS, per- KEW formed at the last Music Exchange Night. The next Kendall Music Night will be on Friday, 6th November. CORNER As main guest artist we wel- come David Smith from Port Macquarie. David has been STORE singing and playing the gui- www.kewcornerstore.com.au tar all through his live and now plays regularly at the Phone: 6559 4131 Glasshouse Friday lunchtime concerts and at Zebu and GREAT COFFEE – NICE PEOPLE Blue Water. Please bring your instru- Daily papers, Magazines, Lotto, ments along and play a cou- Convenient groceries, fresh fruit & vegetables ar- ple of songs or just come to listen. Doors open riving daily. Local products & giftware. at 6.30 pm for 7 pm start. Entry is by donation. Large selection of light lunches For more info contact Alison on 0431 682 357. fruit salads, “Rosco” ice-cream & other sweets. Friday 2nd December The main guest artist for the Kendall Music Ex- Open 5.00 am to 7.00pm Mon to Fri change will be Paul Regan. 6.00am to 5.00pm Sat & Sun Paul is a folk singer and plays the guitar. He has Always looking for new local suppliers The Kendall Chronicle Vol12, Issue 11 November 2015 Edition 2 Camden Haven Pony Club By Karen Madden Camden Haven pony club reserve champion mounted games team, Chloe Baker, Macey Wil- BILL McNAMARA kinson, Jane Laurie, Zoe Groth and Mollie Fitzger- JOINS HARCOURTS ald headed off to the NSW State Mounted games in Bungendore travelling 1300klms round trip on the A long term resident of the Camden Haven 10th & 11th of October. with 20 + years Real Estate experience, The team finished with a nail biting very hard Bill McNamara has joined Harcourts Greater earned 8th overall in the State, all riders, supporters Port Macquarie. and horses had a fantastic time, with hilarious mem- Harcourts has two great offices in ories and friends to last a lifetime. Well done team. Port Macquarie and Wauchope, Coopernook & District pony club held their annual state-of-the-art marketing systems, ribbon and trophy day on the 18th of October with a friendly, well organised fun day enjoyed by all rid- world leading technology and regularly sells ers. Camden Haven riders had an awesome day properties across the Camden Haven. with outstanding results. Jane Laurie riding Penny For a FREE MARKET APPRAISAL call: received under 15 Champion point score and overall highest point score. Olivia Telfer riding Gracey also BILL McNAMARA - 0407 56 56 56 performed well receiving Reserve Champion under “A FRESH APPROACH TO REAL ESTATE” 17 point score. Jazmin Madden riding Bobby who has also moved into this age group for the first time Computer Classes for Beginners received under 15 Reserve Champion point score. Held at the Kendall Community Centre Shania Madden riding Smoothie was outstanding receiving Reserve Champion hack, Reserve Champi- Starts 18 January, 2016 on Rider and Champion under 17 point score. (2-3.30pm) Also a huge congratulations to Millie Lucas receiv- Every Monday for 5 weeks ing Supreme Rider at the recent Taree show, Millie Cost is $10 per lesson and sister Sara also attended Grafton interschool Limited numbers book early with some fantastic results, Tamika Roach and Brock Wilkinson also attended with ribbons all Phone 6559 0055 to register round. Well done riders. Enjoy a delicious lunch or indulge in The Kendall Community Centre has a homemade cake PROFESSIONAL ROOMS FOR RENT or dessert Well appointed, air conditioned, consulting rooms OPEN 6 DAYS* available in the Kendall Rural Transaction Centre (RTC) on a casual basis. Suit professional health 9am – 4pm worker. 33 River Street Kendall Attractive rates! Ph. 6559 0085 Phone: Kendall Community Centre *Closed Wednesdays 9am-4pm Mon-Fri on 6559 0055 The Kendall Chronicle Vol12, Issue 11 November 2015 Edition 3 A Successful Singalong The hall looked By Judy Wilson very festive with coloured lights along the walls What a great afternoon we had on Sunday 11th October in and tables cov- the Kendall Community Hall. The walls reverberated with ered with cloths many voices raised in song at the Kendall Singalong Show! and vases of flowers. Many Local singers Rose Wilson and Terry Memory led the people brought singalong and were ably accompanied by Adam Bishop on snacks but there the grand piano, with occasional solo pieces much to the was also a feast delight of the crowd. For those of us who can never re- of all types of cakes and other member the words they were displayed on a large screen items available so that everyone could join in. too. Some brought along a bottle of wine and I’m sure that the audi- ence participation improved after a glass or two! An enjoyable time was had by all and lots of laughs too especially when Rose was trying to teach us how to yodel in the Sound of Music favourite ‘The Lonely Goatherd’! Our very efficient MC was John Haldane and big thanks go to all those involved in the organising, planning, perform- ing and producing such a fun afternoon. I should also be mention that it was the first time the brand new sound and light system recently installed by Nigel Head of HeadAV, Port Macquarie and funded by a grant from Clubs NSW, was used in the hall and it enhanced the performance no end. The Kendall Chronicle Vol12, Issue 11 November 2015 Edition 4 Trust News re: Community Centre By Alvena Ferguson You may have noticed that lots has been happening around the Community Centre. A grant from Clubs NSW (Laurieton United Services Club and Westport Club together) provided approximately $7000 to up- grade the sound and lighting equipment in the Ken- dall School of Arts Hall. Nigel Head of Head AV was commissioned to design, supply and install the new equipment. The September Kendall Music Exchange gave the first opportunity for it to be tried out, fol- lowed by Rose Wilson's Kendall Sing-a-Long Show and both events were reportedly overwhelmed with towards the cost of a festival. This will roll together the ease of operation and the variety of shows the some of the smaller local events such as The Good new equipment can enhance.
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