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The only way to fi nd out what’s going on! Serving the Hunter for over 20 years with a readership of over 4,000 weekly! Thursday 10th August, 2017 Missed an issue? www.huntervalleyprinting.com.au/Pages/Entertainer.php Happy birthday to all the horses! See inside Driving the Hunter for 60 years! TV Guide Happy Horses Birthday Celebrate the Horses' Birthday in the Horse Capital of Australia at the Scone Country Markets To book a stall please call 6540 1300 or email A big blue horse sculpture and pony rides will be at Scone Country Markets [email protected] for a stall holder form. on August 12 as part of celebrations for horses birthday month. www.upperhuntercountry.com Birthday cake, games and a sausage sizzle will also be part of the celebrations at the Scone Visitor Information and Horse Centre (VIC) for an equine-themed market day from 12pm to 4pm. For more information or to apply for a stall contact the Scone VIC on 6540 1300 or email [email protected] Image: Big Blue by Nick Adams. SESSION TIMES: THURSDAY 10 AUGUST - WEDNESDAY 16 AUGUST Cinema is CLOSED Mondays outside of school and public holidays ANNABELLE: VALERIAN AND THE CITY CREATION OF A THOUSAND PLANETS ATOMIC BLONDE (MA15+) 109mins (M) 137mins (MA15+) 115mins Thu, Fri & Tues Thu, Fri & Tues Thu, Fri & Tues 11.35am, 3.50pm & 8.45pm 3D: 9.00am, 1.50pm & 6.30pm 11.40am, 1.40pm & 9.15pm Sat, Sun & Wed Sat, Sun & Wed Sat, Sun & Wed 12.40pm, 4.30pm & 7.00pm 2D: 9.00am & 1.50pm 3D: 6.40pm 11.40am, 2.45pm & 9.10pm WAR FOR THE PLANET DUNKIRK MICKEY AND COMING SOON OF THE APES (M) 106mins Logan Lucky : The Dark Tower (M) 140mins THE ROADSTAR American Made : It Thu, Fri & Tues RACES The Hitmans Body Guard Thu, Fri & Tues (G) 50mins 9.00am & 6.30pm 4.30pm The Emoji Movie : Captain Underpants 12-15 Sydney Street Kingsman : Golden Circle Sat, Sun & Wed Sat, Sun & Wed Sat & Sun Muswellbrook 9.00am & 9.20pm 5.00pm 11.35am Phone: (02) 4044 0600 Live in Muswellbrook? Don’t forget the Courtesy Bus is available to get you to the cinema. Ph: 6543 2011 www.muswellbrookcinema.com.au Join Erin & Mark broadcasting across the Upper Hunter every Saturday on 2NM SUMMER SATURDAY With Erin Molan & Mark Levy Saturday from 12pm – 6pm what’s on OPEN EVERY DAY from 4AM until 9PM ï)UHVKEUHDGDQGSLHVGHOLYHUHGGDLO\ ï)UHVKVDODGVDQGZLFKHVUROOVDQG VDODGVPDGHGDLO\ï+RW&+,&.(16 FRRNHGGDLO\ï'HQLVHèVIUR]HQ PHDOVï0LONï)UHVKSDVWDV ï*URFHULHVDQGDKXJHGHOLUDQJH ï/RWVRI'5,1.VSHFLDOV Do you have a library fine? Members of the Upper Hunter Library Network are encouraged to visit the library during August and take advantage of the fine Don’t miss Seniors Day on Tuesdays & Thursdays from amnesty. 10am – 4pm for Seniors Discount (No discounts on cigarettes, phone credit or Lotto products) – minimum During August, the Libraries will waive outstanding library fees when you visit one of the branches. When you visit, just mention the spend on one order is $10 – must show Seniors Card amnesty and they will waive any outstanding fines on your account. In exchange, customers who are able to, will be asked donate a non- 29 Ogilvie Street :HDOVRVWRFNLQNSRZHU perishable canned food item to be given to local homeless support organisations. Denman FDUWULGJHVDQGDODUJHUDQJHRI If you are not in a position to make a donation that’s fine too - just 6547 2472 FDUGVPDJD]LQHVJLIWVDQGJLIW come in an visit and your fines will be waived. FDUGVSKRQHUHFKDUJHDQG Between Tuesday, 1st August and Thursday, 31st August, you can SUHSDLGVHUYLFHV clear your library account of fees for a fresh start in the new financial year while making a difference within your local community. Donations and fee waivers can be made during opening hours at each of the seven Upper Hunter Library Network branches including Aberdeen, Cassilis, Denman, Merriwa, Murrurundi, Blue Heeler Film Festival Muswellbrook and Scone Libraries. gets ready to showcase Entries have closed and the stage is set for Light up Quirindi Muswellbrook’s Blue Heeler Film Festival opening night on September 8. Quirindi will light up the afternoon when it hosts the Neon Colour Fun Run and Walk on September 16. Judges are busy casting their eye over all the festival entries and the crowd will get their chance to judge at the special screening. The Friends of Children with Special Needs is organising the event, family official red carpet awards night will take place at Two Rivers Wines, registration is $50 for six family members, other registration prices range Denman on the evening of September 9. from $5 to $20. Check out the Blue Heeler Film Festival Facebook page for more For more information check out the Friends of Children with Special information and keep tuned to Up Country Entertainer. Needs Facebook page. Gates at No 1 Oval open at 4.30pm for a 5.30pm start. !"!###$ !"!%" ! ! "#$% ! " The Entertainer in conjunction with Majestic Cinemas are giving away two double passes each week to two lucky readers. Look for the handwritten word “WINNER” along with the editor’s signature on this page above HVP logo. &&'$( Present the winning Entertainer edition to the Muswellbrook office of Hunter Valley Printing, 6 Wilkins Street Muswellbrook and collect your passes. (must be claimed within one week of publication date) 2 - Up Country Entertainer - Thursday 10th August, 2017 www.facebook.com/EntertainerPublication what’s on Murrurundi Photographic Prize 2017 Entries for the Murrurundi Photographic Prize will close on Friday the 18 of August 2017. Visit the website for entry forms and details www.murrurundiphotographicprize.com Image: BEST IN SHOW - Karen Davis from the 2016 Murrurundi Introducing Maz Dixon Photographic Prize. Maz Dixon, the Major Prize Winner of the 2017 Waverley Art Prize. Create in Japanese style Using the nostalgic language of 70s Sunshine and Gold Coast postcards & souvenirs, Dixon explores the disconnect between a traveller’s expectations and the often highly-kitsch, surreal reality of any beach tourism hot spot. Maz Dixon will be exhibiting at Michael Reid Murrurundi in the coming months. Scone Motor Inn Conference Centre Affordable 4 star ,,,, Accommodation Club Manga Mania is here again! The Japanese King Suites, Spa Suites and Two-Bedroom Apartments comic workshops are held Sundays monthly with Jade Goodwin. Ideal for 8-14 year olds. Corporate Rates and FREE Wi-Fi Internet No need to book. Just drop in, it’s FREE! All materials will be supplied Conference and Meeting Facilities - you only need to bring yourself! The next workshop will take place on Licenced Bar and meals Monday to Fridays August 13 between 10.30am and 1.30pm at Muswellbrook Regional Arts Centre. Breakfasts 7 days including Room Service For more information please email Jade at the Arts Centre or call 02 6545 3079 02 6549 3800. 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There will also be a poultry and The event will take place on Saturday August 12 at 6pm at Chicken general auction at 9.30am. in the Window on Mayne Street, Murrurundi. For further details contact Brian on 6543 1141. Community chest opens more for youth Providing first-aid, cooking and new tutoring programs will soon feature at the Singleton Youth Venue thanks to financial assistance from the Singleton Diggers Community Chest. The money will allow for an expansion of the current programs provided at the Youth Venue while assisting to keep participant costs to a minimum. The Back-to-Basics Cooking life skills program will also run to teach young people basic kitchen skills, meal planning and budgeting. The Youth Venue provides social and recreational activities for young people between 11 and 17 years of age, open from 9am to 6pm from Tuesday to Friday weekly. For more information about the Singleton Youth Venue programs and services, call the team on 6571 4687 or visit www.singleton. nsw.gov.au/youthvenue Safety concerns trigger the removal of barbeques Three gas barbecues have been removed from Singleton’s Townhead Park after a safety audit of the park’s assets found they were potentially unsafe. Recent safety inspections found the barbecues were aged, broken, unrepairable and posed a safety risk. Council says although the removal of the facilities is far from ideal, it will not compromise the safety of our park users. “We are currently working with consultants on the development of the Townhead Park Master Plan which will guide the future uses for the park and take into consideration the replacement of the barbecue facilities and playground equipment.“ For more information about the Townhead Park Master Plan, please contact Council on (02) 6578 7290.
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