Published by the Get to the Point Programme, Circulation 1,000 Volume 87 May 2012 GREENWELL POINT GOES TO THE GALLOPS

Roz & Terry Har- vey with the win- ner, Mulu Miss & her trainer Robert Price

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.Greenwell Pointers were in top gleamed and the good humour the horses headed for the winning form at the Archer Racetrack on flowed. post, triumphant shouts from Easter Sunday, April 8. The annual Greenwell Point Cup winners, collective groans from The ladies frocked up, the gents is a seven race program with the losers. were well suited, there were mar- highlight Terry Harvey’s Carpet Mulu Miss ridden by Josh Adams vellous hats and fantastic fascina- Court/Greenwell Point Hotel and trained by Nowra’s Robert tors, a smattering of bling and Class 3 Greenwell Point Cup Price was the winner of this many a wide smile. (1400m) carrying $18,000 in year’s cup. The Greenwell Point crew were prize money . The Greenwell Point Cup is the having a day at the races and do- For the first time the race day middle leg of the Shoalhaven ing what they always do ex- also had the Leaves Away Class City Turf Club’s autumn carni- tremely well – having a ball. 2 Handicap Town Plate (1200m) val, which kicked off with the Roz Harvey of Terry Harvey’s with $11,000 in prize money. Country Motor Company Tradies Carpet Court is the driving force Other races were sponsored or Day on March 18 and ends with behind the cup – now in its fourth co-sponsored by businesses from the Sky Gold Raceday- year – organising sponsorship, a Greenwell Point, as well as sev- Kinghorne Motor Group Nowra trackside marquee with spectacu- eral Carpet Court affiliated firms. Cup on May 27. lar views of the race action, lunch It was a great turnout for a little Greenwell Point can stand proud and drinks for punters, and a bus fishing village. Throughout the – a great day at the gallops, a to carry them to and from the afternoon, there was much study- great day for our little village. track. ing of the race book, placing of Jeni Harvie The sun shone, the horses bets, shouts of encouragement as

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Greenwell Point Gazette Volume 87 May 2012 Page 2 LETTERS TO CHANGE OF GUARD THE EDITOR FOR GET TO THE POINT Bouquets to Council for fixing a MINORITY RULES dangerous curve on Greenwell This year has brought with it a Point Rd. Remember only a few years ago change of office bearers for Get Bouquets to Mathew Lewis for when all roads from Nowra to To The Point. having confidence in the Point to Greenwell Point were 100 kph. In February, Robyn Miller our open a bakery. Gradually authorities have re- secretary for the past year ad- Brickbats to Council for not duced them all down to 80 kph. emptying public rubbish bins at There was a case for some of the vised of her intention to resign busy times during holidays. It’s road’s limits to be lowered due to and we were very fortunate that untidy & unhealthy. the records of accidents. David White arrived on the scene Brickbats to Council for our un- The most recent addition to 80 to fill the position. safe access to our local Chemist. kph club is Jindy Andy Lane. In March treasurer Darryl We also seem to be unfavoured This road is flat, straight, sealed, McLean, a very valued office when it comes to Heritage sites has no cross road, has had none and to a Marina. or few accidents. It is a long bearer for the past five years, stretch as far as you can see of wanted to weigh anchor. Fortu- 3.2 km. Why has it been re- nately Simon Fraser put his hand duced? up and very quickly was wel- comed aboard. My appreciation goes out to both Bryce Warnock Robyn and Darryl for their valu- able contribution and support keeping GTTP afloat and a voice being heard by Council. Ron Vaughan

Letters to the Editor, send to: 113 Greenwell Point Rd [email protected] Greenwell Point Email: [email protected] Website:www.anchorbaymotel.com.au Ph. Jeni & Garry 44471722

The only reason that I can come up with is that there has been a campaign by some of the few farm house residents. They say it is noisy. I wonder if they thought it was noisy when they bought or built their houses very close to the road. And I wonder if the ma- jority of road users should have to conform to the demands of a very small minority David Llewellyn

Greenwell Point Gazette Volume 87 May 2012 Page 3 BAKERY FOR MARKET WARS COUNCIL IGNORES GREENWELL POINT The proposed new monthly mar- OUR WELL Lewy’s Bakehouse ket to be held at Titiania Park on “NOT HERITAGE” the third Sunday of each month The November 2011 issue of the appears to be competing with the Greenwell Point gets another Gazette discussed the probability market held at the Pub. It seems business in Greenwell Point of the well at 115 Adelaide Street we are to have two markets. Road. It will be next to the Gal- being the original well used by Mandy Walker, from the Hotel, lery. A Bakery to be called local aborigines. It was a well has objected to the Titania Park Lewy’s Bakehouse. Matthew surrounded by green grass. This Market being held on the same Lewis already runs a bakery in green well is likely to have given day each month as her market. and he plans to start the name to our village. Council has however quickly ap- here in Greenwell Point in June. Council seemed to have ignored proved the Titania Park Market. A development application was our Green Well . The notes for We now have two Council ap- submitted on 23rd March. the Special Development Com- proved markets operating on the The bakery will sell bread and all mittee to discuss the new Local same day each month. bakery products. Baking and Environment Plan state: Council only recently, in October food preparation will be carried “During the LEP exhibition proc- last year, approved the Hotel out at the other shop in Callala ess an article in the Greenwell Markets for another five years. Bay and brought to the Point be- Point Gazette dated November fore 7 am. Trading hours are ex- Can both of these markets sur- 2011, stated that a heritage item, pected to be Monday to Sunday vive? the ‘well’ at 115 Adelaide Street, from 7 am to 5 or 6pm. Greenwell Point was not listed in draft SLEP2009. A submission was not received in this regard and the heritage item was not listed in LEP1985 (Heritage Amendments).”

This is a good sign for the Point where new business openings are not all that common. The shop to be used has never been occupied since construction was completed, years ago. Welcome to the Point and Good luck Mathew.

Greenwell Point Gazette Volume 87 May 2012 Page 4 NOT MOONSCAPE, NOT WARZONE, IT’S OUR COW CROSSING just washed your car you will ing, only a few metres away, is Is it the surface of the moon? Is it need to wash it again. The cow a war zone? No it’s Greenwell not in the plan for an upgrade. poo that corrodes the road will do The crossing is dangerous and Point Road just west of Green- just the same to your car if you well Point, where the cows cross. requires maintenance from the don’t wash it off. Council. Other measures that are We have to drive across this road It is good to see that the road is hazard everyday. It’s slippery, being widened and straightened used elsewhere are a roll up mat full of holes and dangerous. nearby. However, the cow cross- or a road wash. It also requires that if you have

We cross this everyday — GP Road Cow Cross-

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Greenwell Point Gazette Volume 87 May 2012 Page 5 WORK ON NO PATH FOR DANGEROUS CORNER STREET

You might have seen surveyors A number of residents have writ- along Greenwell Point Road west ten to Council to try to make the of Greenwell Point. They are sur- Chemist safely accessible for veying for road works at the bend residents. This particularly ap- in the road halfway between plies to people on foot. Pedestri- Terrara St Greenwell Point and the Culburra ans are forced to walk on the road. There is no path and the turnoff. th Work will start about April 30 verge is rough, wet and muddy. with the installation of traffic Older people are not so quick to lights for the construction period. jump out of the way of cars as The works at the corner will in- they are forced to use the road. volve reducing the angle of the It should be noted that Terrara St curve and making the road wider is Zoned as B2 Business Local at the bend. This all involves re- Centre. Surely that deserves a locating a water main, relocation path. However, our Council has a drain and relocating a power stated that a footpath to the pole. This corner has been the scene of Chemist in this Business zone is fatal accidents in the past few “unlikely to be constructed in the years near future”. We will all end up with a much safer road. The cost is estimated Do we need an injury here before to be approximately $240,000 we get a path?

Dangerous corner Greenwell

Greenwell Point Gazette Volume 87 May 2012 Page 6 CROOKHAVEN always beautiful, whether you thing for schnapper, excursions - SMH Saturday 2 August 1913 gaze at them at sunrise, when at their disposal. Still, they are so BY E. P. Part 2 they are bathed in a glorious pur- seldom in evidence that one sus- ple flush, or on stormy days, pects that sleeping is the popular The southern headland is a long when the ragged mist wreaths recreation of the settlement. Oc- extending tree-capped eminence, trail across the blackened sum- casionally several natives will which ends in a curious forma- mits; or on summer evenings, take their bicycles and indulge in tion resembling Nobbys at New- when the sun dips behind them a furious half mile sprint race castle. The resemblance is and leaves a rosy halo high in the along the hard lower rim of the strengthened by the presence of a west that is reflected in the river. beach at low tide. The two or lighthouse on the almost insu- And you do see beautiful river three lubras invariably looking lated knoll, which is united to the reflections at Crookhaven! When on regard the performance with ridge by a narrow strip of land the eye travels westwards it does more philosophy than enthusi- across which the seas sometimes not merely see a uniform stretch asm. Still, these blackfellows are sweep in bad weather. Under of silver, but stretches of silver pretty athletic, and their cricket such circumstances, it is a risky that alternate with patches of ever team is a fair proposition. One business attempting to reach the changing opal, and splashes of can keep himself busy with either lighthouse promontory from the brilliant yellow and red. We may the gun or the line at Crook- pilot station. On descending the account for these beautiful sunset haven. You merely have to leave slope one must keep a wary eye effects by the fact that the your tent, descend the slope, en- on the breakers that are crashing slightly discoloured river water ter the boat (boats may be hired in from the south east, for if you possesses different properties of at Greenwell Point), and push out made your dash at the moment light absorption and reflection to a few chains to reach a good flat- that a comber overtopped the those of absolutely clear salt wa- head area. Bream, mullet, and summit of the beach you would ter. When there has been a fresh whiting also abound, while a speedily be hurled into the sea flow in the Shoalhaven these sun- schnapper excursion or two is channel. At some future day, set reflections are better than well worth the tossing. While the when our politicians have solved usual. As twilight deepens over bush does not exactly abound the problems of decentralisation, the headland the fixed light on with rabbits and hares, you can and Canberra is a reality with a the promontory shines forth, and generally rely on getting one or railway running to the sea a great far to the south, apparently at the two of either during an hour's city will spring up at the Federal end of the long Crookhaven excursion. Gillbirds are plentiful, port of Jervis Bay, and the sub- Beach, a bright red spark gleams and the big lagoon, a mile or so urbs of that city may be expected in response, dies out for the space down the coast, provides some ultimately to extend to the pla- of a minute, then gleams again. It splendid duck shooting. Nearer teau at Crookhaven. If this high is the revolving light on Point Jervis Bay wallabies are plenti- alluvial ridge is ever crowned Perpendicular, the north head of ful, but these I understand are with villas the residents will be Jervis Bay. protected now. The camper has able to gaze upon a scene unsur- Crookhaven Beach offers splen- no difficulties in obtaining sup- passed by any view obtained did facilities for surfing. The plies of fresh water. from harbour side dwellings in Nowra people patronise it exten- When the camper has exhausted Sydney. Beneath the ridge one sively on Sundays and Wednes- the possibilities of Crookhaven sees the river, and the Pacific day afternoons, but during the (it will take him many weeks to foaming and thundering on the remainder of the week the camp- do so) he can find other ideal ex- bar. Beyond the northern break- ing parties have it entirely to cursions close at hand. One is a water there is a great arc of yel- themselves. Dressing sheds and journey over the Cambewarra low sand that curves to the far life-saving appliances are pro- Mountain (2014 feet high) be- north-east and ends at a promon- vided. There is an aboriginal mis- hind Nowra, and so down into tory where a spur of the south sion station at Crookhaven. It is the beautiful Kangaroo Valley. coast range dips down to the situated about a mile from the Another is a trip to Jervis Bay, a ocean. This mountain chain, too, headland, and contains, a fairly splendid place for a holiday. is low shaped, and takes a mighty big dusky population. The blacks sweep till it encloses Nowra to seem to be well provided for. the west. Coolangatta is an iso- They have comfortable quarters, lated peak near the river mouth. plenty of sporting tackle, and a These south coast mountains are serviceable 22-footer - just the

Greenwell Point Gazette Volume 87 May 2012 Page 7 GREENWELL POINT ing industrial use in that area. sent to hear what Councillors had to LEP SUBMISSIONS Council submitted that, on em- say. Enquiring with Council why ployment grounds, there should interested residents were not pre- MEETING not be a loss of the only indus- sent, they responded as there were On 18 April a Development trial land in Greenwell Point. over 3000 submissions it was not Committee meetings was held. No recommendation has been possible to advise individuals as The meeting was to enable Coun- they should consult Councils Web made for this issue. cil to carefully consider submis- Site which is continually updated. 3. Flood Planning Map sions received during the draft It highlights the importance of resi- A submission from Council that LEP exhibition period. The meet- dents to support GTTP and stay in the Flood Planning Area Map ing made no determination and touch in order to be advised of fu- should reflect AEP ( annual ex- ture meetings. The three rezonings will re-convene in May. ceedence probabilities) flood ex- for The Point were deferred subject The meeting was attended by tent. Accurate mapping of flood to further investigation by Council Ron Vaughan from GTTP. prone lands is important for land officers. The issues under discussion use purposes. It is in your interest to attend and were: It has been recommended to hear what Council is deciding. Stay 1. Zoning of Oyster Depot in touch with GTTP by supporting amend the Map as per the sub- Submissions received from the meetings. mission. seven oyster farmers and the De- Ron Vaughan 4. Proposed Working Water- partment of Lands. Concern was fron Zone West St Slipway that the Council’s proposed A submission from Council sup- Working Waterfront zone would ported the change from Water- allow uses that could be in con- front Purposes to Working Wa- flict with the oyster growing terfront to recognise the Council business, such as boat repair fa- public slipway. cilities. 5. Former Waste Facility near It is therefore recommended that Bushfire Station the proposed zoning change from A submission from Council pro- Working Waterfront to Environ- posed that the area was zoned as mental Conservation. a special use for Waste Facilities 2. Re zoning Industrial to Resi- purposes. This is no longer re- dential at rear of Mayzal Me- quired. The proposal is to change chanical and through to Greens the use to a mix of Rural and Rd Residential. Submissions were received from It has been recommended that the Mayzal and from Council. May- Waste Facilities zoning be re- zal submitted that it has an exist- tained. It is further recommended that after LEP 2009 is completed an investigation into rezoning be undertaken. RON’S REPORT ON THE MEETING 18 April I attended the Council Meeting re Local Environment Plan ( LEP) on proposed rezonings for Greenwell Point only to find none of the Greenwell Point Objectors were pre-

Greenwell Point Gazette Volume 87 May 2012 Page 8 DEVELOPMENT APPICATIONS

Address, Lodged date, Details 70 Adelaide St, 13/4/12, decks and carport (incomplete) 18 Crookhaven Dr, 11/4/12, demolition & construct new dwelling. (incomplete) 76 Greenwell Point Rd, 23/3/12, change of use to retail bread shop. (incomplete) Titania Park, 14/3/12, Markets Marine Rescue, 3rd Sunday (approved) 49 Church St, 9/3/12, Dwelling Additions and a Detached Ga- rage with Carports (approved) 26 Crookhaven Dr, 27/2/12, addition of a room ( approved) 18 Barellan St, 17/2/12, con- struct 2 storey house. (approved) Bowling Club. Greens Rd, 8/2/12, Outdoor dining, drink- ing, smoking area. New boat access from Greens Rd. (approved) 99 Adelaide St, 2/1/12, con- struct 2 storey house. (approved) 8 Jervis St, 20/12/11, extend front roof line of new 2 storey dwelling. (approved) 46 Haiser Rd, 20/12/11, de- molish old house, new 2 storey house with triple garage. (incomplete) 45 Greenwell Pt Rd, 15/12/11, permission to retain & use un- authorised deck. (approved) 9 Adelaide St, 21/11/11, mods to previously approved addi- tions (2008) (approved) 93 Comerong St, 21/11/11, demolition of old house con- struction of new house. (approved) 2 Greens Rd, 10/11/11, new garage. (incomplete) 23 Haiser Rd, 3/11/11, first floor addition. (approved) 16 Adelaide St , 31/10/11, de- thatched workshop (approved) details of all the above can be viewed on the Council’s website

Greenwell Point Gazette Volume 87 May 2012 Page 9

MINUTES OF ORDINARY h Chips also need to take some action to MEETING 19 April 2012 remedy the waste created by the busi- General Business ness. th Russ Pigg is visiting GWP on the 4 Ron to speak with DJ’s

May, Items to raise with Russ Include Drainage issues around GWP need to beth Bollards on Crookhaven Drive Res highlighted to Russ Pigg, on the 4 Illegal Camping of RV’s May. Comorong Street Drainage Street lighting on Bartlett Drive is in- ALL SHIPWRIGHT Terara Street Footpath adequate, between Higgins Place and SERVICES Berry’s Wharf Crookhaven Drive there are no street Greenwell Point Slipway Greens Road Drainage lights, creating an environment that is unsafe for walking at night and potential Fibreglass repairs Telstra Exchange Site personal security issues for residents. Anode sales and installation Graffiti Removal GTTP to send letter to council and inte- Antifoul sales Marina Clean & antifoul services available gral energy to install light on existing Flooding of Butcher Shop due to power pole manager/operator poorly maintained drains Jennings White station wagon dumped in greens Luke Cow Crossing on Greenwell Point 0412988314 road since Easter, the hood is now up road and engine parts are missing Replacement of bollards at Titania GTTP to contact SCC ranger and advise GREENWELL POINT Park of dumped car HAIR SALON Extension of Footway along the Meeting of Tom Phillips regarding Ma- PH 44471811 foreshore rina in GWP was poorly advertised, 2/85 Greenwell Point Rd Anzac Day dawn service and parade, residents and business people in GWP Greenwell Point commence at 5.10 am at memorial hall, not happy that information is not forth- march to ANZAC Park for service com- th coming. Ladies, men, kids mencing at 5.30am 25 April 2012 Ron to speak to Russ Pigg regarding Bus hrs Tu. Th.Fri 9am —5pm Shoalhaven City has shown growth in Marina Wed. Sat. 9am—12.noon tourism numbers, the Shoalhaven saw ‘The Point Gallery and Craft” needs to 231000 international visitor nights in get more pamphlets from SCC informa- the previous financial year, with 1.2 tion centre on GWP and surrounds. million domestic visitor nights for the David to visit SCC Information centre same period, SCC report has found that and see what is available these numbers create 7870 direct and “The Point Gallery and Craft” need in- indirect jobs in the area, and contribute put from local business, especially food $678 million to the local economy. and accommodation business so they Home Sustainability workshop are can point visitors in the right direction available free from SCC, including with some physical written information. worm farming, natural cleaning and Information can be delivered to Secre- home vegetable growing, contact 02 tary of GTTP 4429 3129 for more information. Gazette to ask local business to give Notification of Tree Pruning on “The information so we can help support their Avenue” and roadwork east of Ryans business Lane to commence. Telstra Site is still not happening, sug- Question were raised if our councillors gestion to send letter to Telstra CEO at SCC are getting copies of the GTTP David Thodey, and ask for something to minutes, be done, the site is a hazard for school GTTP to send letter to councillors invit- children, with long grass and snakes ing them to attend GTTP meetings, as possible, also in summer a fire hazard local residents would love to meet with long dry grass and the exchange. them! GTTP to send letter to CEO David Market at Titania Park, is now held on rd Thoady re: Telstra Site. the 3 Sunday each month to help Ma- rine Rescue, times from 8am – 2 pm Bollard missing at the end of the turn- around in Titania Park, hoons are able DOG OF THE MONTH to get onto the grass and rip it up GTTP to request council to replace the Is your dog good enough bollard Area around ANZAC Park and DJ’s for Dog Of The Month? Fish and Chips is constantly littered Send in your dog’s details with garbage, council needs to empty with a photo & contacts. the bins more frequently, DJ’s fish and [email protected]

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Greenwell Point Gazette Volume 87 May 2012 Page 11 EASTER FETE CHOCOLATE WHEEL The Gallery has a new supply of local walks in and around the Ron Shoalhaven supplied by the Tour- Vaughan ist Information Bureau, the con- and tact number for the Tourist Infor- George mation is 1300 662 808. McDonald Julia Banyer at their Choclate Wheel that raised SOCIAL GOLF $550 on Easter Saturday Yes, Greenwell Point has its very own Social Golf club. If you would like to play golf, why not join us at our social golf days? The club caters for both men and women players of all standards and includes the occa- sional mixed day as well. The Greenwell Point Public THE POINT Golf consists of 9 holes played at School P&C organised a most GALLERY & the various courses in our area successful Annual Fete in the CRAFT SHOP followed by lunch at the Green- School Grounds and Hall on well Point Bowling & Sports Easter Saturday. The event at- Club. tracted a very good crowd For the months of May and June, The golf days are as listed below: through the effective advertising The Point Craft & Gallery Exhi- Men: 3rd Sunday of each month and very favourable weather. The bition is for Warm, Woolly and Women: 1st Sunday of each fete was supported by stalls from Wearable. With the winter just month (except for Father’s Day) the P&C, UHA, Church & indi- around the corner it is definitely If you would like to join us or viduals, while outside the Fire worth a look as all articles on dis- would like more information, Brigade, Marine Rescue, Jump- play will be for sale. This exhibi- please contact one of the people ing Castle and other activities tion includes works by 13 local listed below. entertained the children and people. Men: Mick Ward 44470117 adults. The Canteen was used to The Easter weekend proved to be Women:Linda Innes 44470486 supply essential food. Get To a great success, with visitors Carmel Downton The Point were present with the praising the work of all our very Chocolate Wheel spinning away “crafty” people in the area. with prizes generously donated Patricia Llewellyn's speciality by local business houses. The hats are making a great hit for wheel was successfully run by that one of a kind occasion, they Vera, George and Ron with a will be on display until the end of great result coming through April. Georges persistent selling . For everyone who attends the Ron Vaughan Craft Group on Tuesdays at Coral Tree Lodge, the venue has now been change and for all the de- GREENWELL POINT tails please ring Jan 4447 0519. UHA The hours will still be the same Greenwell Point UHA Mothers 1.30pm till 4.00pm. Day Banquet, Tuesday 15th May Those who would like to visit the at 6pm at the Chinese Restaurant. Gallery but cannot attend during Lucky door prizes, raffles & the normal opening hours of Fri- good food. $20 per person. For day to Monday 10.00am till bookings ring Diana on 4.00pm, please ring either of the 44471602 or June on 44471255 following numbers and they will by 10th May. arrange for an opening to suit, June Innes 4447 1528 or 4447 1029.

Greenwell Point Gazette Volume 87 May 2012 Page 12 COMING EVENTS Regular Happenings Get to the Point Programme Inc 4 May, Russ Pigg visit to GTTP .Bingo at Bowling Club Tues. Office Bearers 15 May, 6pm UHA Banquet 1.pm President : Ron Vaughan 44471133 17 May, 7 pm, GTTP meeting, and Tuesday evening at 6.30pm and Secretary: David White 44471029 Treasurer: Simon Fraser 44471207 Memorial Hall Friday at 11am Ring Club to book 20 May Markets Greenwell Point bus to attend these functions. Team Leaders; Pub GP United Hospital Auxiliary— Physical Design/ Environment 20 May Markets Titania Park? First Thursday each month com- David McCorkell 44470327 27 May Markets mencing 1.30pm at the Hall. Social Development; Shoalhaven Vintage Machinery Joe Franklin 44471336 Club—Last Wednesday each month at Sportsman Club Worri- Business, tourism & events; gee 7pm . Sec ph . 44483424 Vera Farnham 44234237 Anyone for Tennis? —Every Monday (weather and court surface Gazette David Llewellyn 44470240 permitting) from 9.30am at the Vil- 0419254082 lage Courts, Gordon Ravell Oval— GTTP email address IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS all welcome. [email protected] Euchre at Bowling Club Wednes- Emergencies day 1pm. Web Page & web Gazette Police, Fire, Ambulance 000 www.greenwellpoint.info Report incidents Pyree Village Arts and Craft Police 131444 Markets—Fourth Sunday each Crime stoppers 1800333000 month commencing 9.00am at the Nowra police 44219699 Shoalhaven Potters Workshop, GP fire permits 0409913549 Greenwell Point Road. Shoalhaven marine rescue 44474466 GTTP Monthly Meeting 3rd NSW maritime Nowra 44210080 Produced and published by the Get to Thursday each month commenc- the Point Programme (Inc) with spon- ing 7 pm at the Memorial Hall. All sorship by local advertisers. editorial, welcome. compilation and delivery undertaken by Crafty Fingers Group—every local volunteers as a community Tuesday 1.30pm to 3.30pm. Please service. Circulation 1,000 copies call Jan 44470519 Advertising Rates—from $13.50 per issue. Greenwell Point Union Church— st th Send info, articles, letters to the Editor, .Anglican 1 and 4 Sundays of Email: [email protected] th the month as well as the 5 Sun- Or, PO Box 68, Greenwell Point. nd Phone : 0419254082 David day. Presbyterian 2 Sunday CUT OFF DATE FOR ALL COPY IS rd and Uniting the 3 Sunday at before the 25th of the month 8:00 am. Good Friday and Christmas Day worship services are usually held by the Anglican Church and the times are usually at 8:00 am but may be changed at the minister’s discretion. The contact phone numbers are 17th May at 7pm President Sandra Walter 44471822, Secretary Elizabeth Cross 44471445 and Treasurer Helen Taylor. For weddings, christenings or funerals these Local Justices of the Peace ladies are the ones to contact. Senior Citizens—meet alter- Mr N Barker 4447 1521 nate Mondays commencing 1.00 Ms F Chanter 4447 1096 pm at the Hall. Bingo Afternoon tea Mr J Franklin 4447 1336 and lots of laughs. Mrs C Holmes 4447 1215 Mr P Reeves 0412571279