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Kangaroo Valley Voice Kangaroo Valley Voice $2.50 Volume 25 Issue 2 ISSN 1833-8402 Circulation 800 AUGUST 2019 Martin Wesley- Dr Mary Moran The Hampden Smith concert OAM Bridge story Page 3 Page 7 Page 10 e: [email protected] www.kangaroovalley.nsw.au Page 2 Kangaroo Valley Voice www.kangaroovalley.nsw.au August 2019 Kangaroo Valley Voice Regular Articles Published by Kangaroo Valley Voice Inc. ABN: 48 435 631 730 Valley Voices Page 7 VIEW Club Page 8 President Larraine Hahlos Treasurer John McEwen Upcoming Chamber Chatter Page 10 Secretary Chris Brangwin Committee Jason Horton Travellers Tales Page 12 Diana Jaffray Jenelle Brangwin Seniors Page 20 Barbara Acworth Events Editor Sally Latham Rosemary Stanton Page 22 Copy Editor Tony Barnett Design/Production Sally Latham Wine Page 29 FIG AGM: Advertising Manager Larraine Hahlos 6.30pm, August 5 Distribution Barbara and Star Struck Page 30 Adam Acworth The Friendly Inn Honorary Legal Adviser Tony Barnett Environment Group Page 32 Firey Tales Page 34 Columnists Pub Trivia: Alison Baker Gary Moore Bushwalking Club Page 35 7pm, August 14 (second Wednesday) Tony Barnett Andrew Paterson The Friendly Inn Ron Bower Jacinta Perry Powell Beaumont RFS Page 33 Jenelle Brangwin Michael Quirk Joan Bray Gary Matthews Pre School Page 37 Valley Movies: Rob & Deb Folkard Andrew Smee 7pm, August 16 Lincoln James Rosemary Stanton Sports Report Page 38 Gerard Keyzer Greg Thompson Kangaroo Valley Hall Sally Latham Loo Taylor Directory Page 39 Book Club Page 46 Slow Food Long Table Dinner: Kangaroo Valley Voice is a monthly newspaper which aims to support and develop the Lions Page 46 5pm, August 17 Valley’s economic, social and communication Kangaroo Valley Hall infrastructure. The Committee and Assistants are all volunteers (excluding the Editor) who donate their time and expertise for the benefit of the Pub Bingo: readers. 6.30pm, August 19 (third Monday) All Valley residents, clubs and organisations are The Friendly Inn invited to forward editorial submissions. When is it due each month? The K.V. Voice is financially self-sufficient due to income received from local businesses and Article submissions: 20th advertising. Copyright in all contents of the KV Voice is vested Ad bookings: 15th in the relevant author or photographer, and may Event notifications: 20th not be reproduced without their consent. [email protected] DISCLAIMER The statements and opinions expressed in this 0414 182 142 publication are made in good faith by Kangaroo Valley community members. K.V. Voice Inc., Committee, volunteers and contributors do not take responsibility for any statements advertisement, notice, letter or opinions published. Such are published at the risk of the contributor, who accepts liability for any intended On the cover: publication. All contributors agree to indemnify the publisher and warrant that the material is accurate Our cover girls are a very curious bunch of and is neither deceptive or misleading, in breach of copyright, defamatory or in breach of any laws. PRINTED BY: Red Barron Printing, Bomaderry, NSW locals! DISTRIBUTED BY: Australia Post Voice Subscriptions and Address Update The Kangaroo Valley Voice is delivered FREE to all house and land holders within the mountain boundaries of the Valley (*Subscription to the Voice for those outside the mountain boundaries is available at a cost of $30 per year) Our data base of addresses needs to be updated regularly so if your address is incorrect please let us know. Please tick the appropriate box: NEW RESIDENT PURCHASED A PROPERTY CHANGE SUBSCRIPTION Your details: Name: Address: . Post Code: . Postal address: . Send all communication including payments to Kangaroo Valley Voice, PO Box 6079 Kangaroo Valley or email to kvvoiceinvoices@gmail .com August 2019 Kangaroo Valley Voice www.kangaroovalley.nsw.au Page 3 Martin Wesley-Smith and friends ... Martin Wesley-Smith is a composer, but he Martin has written a wide range of music, hasn’t written much music recently because but this concert will present a vocal of poor health. He has lived in Kangaroo repertoire only; many of the performers Valley for twenty years and during that have been associated with The Song time has contributed in several ways to the Company, based in Sydney. The singers are local community: he was the moving force donating their services out of respect and in getting the Dirty Dan movies made, he love for Martin. Proceeds will go to the has organised many concerts (especially the Kangaroo Valley-Remexio Partnership. Buster Keaton series, over thirteen years), Martin’s ill-health prevented him from he directed and sang in The Thirsty Night going to Adelaide last month for the state Singers, he has created websites for various opera company’s production of Boojum!, parties, and so on. All of this was voluntary which he wrote about in an earlier issue and unpaid. of this journal. I can report that it was a It is a tradition in the musical life of Australia great success, much better than its original to present a concert of a composer’s work at production in Adelaide 33 years ago. the beginning of each decade. There was a Sunday’s concert is called Wesley-Smith concert for Martin in the valley for his 60th Songs. You could wait for the 80th birthday birthday and one for his 70th birthday. There event but you might miss out. If you come would be one for his 80th but it is likely that along to the Hall at 3pm on the 11th you he’ll have carked it by then (lung cancer). might have the chance to attend both He’s already looking pretty crook. Roland concerts! Peelman and friends have therefore brought By Peter Wesley-Smith, it forward to THIS MONTH, Sunday 11 August. Martin’s brother And just two of the reviews of the very successful Boojum! performed in Adelaide last month and reported in the Voice ... congratulations Martin and Peter: Boojum! is a wonderful piece of It has taken precisely a third of a century performance. Part operetta, part for Boojum! to return home to Adelaide. The Martin Wesley-Smith musical theatre, it sits in that question: was it worth the wait. The answer: and Elena Kats-Chernin more experimental genre of music a resounding yes! … I think Boojum! is a true Concert, Sunday 11 August theatre. musical and theatrical masterpiece. 3:00 pm, Kangaroo Valley Hall Diana Carroll, ArtsHub, July 11 2019 Vincent Plush, Limelight, July 6 2019 $20 per seat. Water Delivery Service ' 0418 426 343 or 4465 1042 drinking tank pool spa dam Ba$er spray & dribble bar for road works and dust suppression Page 4 Kangaroo Valley Voice www.kangaroovalley.nsw.au August 2019 Letters to the editor ... THE KANGAROO VALLEY VOICE Inc. Homelessness & Empty Rooms Friends and fellow members of Kangaroo NOTICE OF Valley Community, with the really cold ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING nights that we are experiencing, I am more and more often thinking of those NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual who have no homes. These people are General Meeting of the Kangaroo Valley not necessarily ne’er-do-wells who don’t Voice Incorporated will be held on: use their money as others think it should be used. It may be a case that a woman Date: TUESDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 2019, and her children have fled family abuse, commencing at 6pm. or some one who has lost his job and now can’t afford rent. Hearing news casts of Place: 6 Rectory Park Way, Kangaroo these costs I shudder, thank God I have Valley, NSW. my own house because with my income from CentreLink plus my small UK pension Time: 6.00 PM I am better off than most BUT I am finding it difficult to manage to keep my head above water. I love books and I am now buying less of them than I have done for many years. That is my discomfort, but I have a two bedroom house in Glenmack Park. How many of us here in this community feel able to welcome an unfortunate into their home for a short Voice period? I am willing to offer a bed to a woman of any age, with a child (if there VoiceAdvertising Advertising is one) although they would have to share a bed! I have thought long and hard about RatesRates 20192018 this disgraceful situation, I have prayed forfor completed completed ads* ads* that these unfortunate people would find supplied as .jpg files somewhere to be safe and warm and that supplied as .jpg files somehow rents would be tailored to the ability of homeless people to pay for a Size (mm) B/W Colour roof over their heads. We are a FIRST WORLD COUNTRY friends, 1/8 page (60 x 90) $40 N/A we pride ourselves on being for the fair go and underdog I think that we should begin (90 x 60) to put our money where our mouths are and instead of just saying “Why doesn’t 1/4 page (90 x 130) $55 $145 the Government do something?” Why not (130 x 90) do something ourselves? Please contact me if you have any thoughts on this and we can organise a 1/2 page (190 x130) $85 $185 meeting in one of our many great coffee 1/2 page (Back Cover) $220 spots to discuss the ideas we have. Full page (190 x 270) $140 $280 Win Palmer Full page (Back Cover) $300 Centre Spread $560 (if available) Directory [email protected] Small $21 per issue for 6 month sub Large $42 per issue for 6 month sub * a fee will be charged for ads to be made up Small Directory Ad: 90 x 55mm Large Directory Ad: 90 x 85mm August 2019 Kangaroo Valley Voice www.kangaroovalley.nsw.au Page 5 A Sunday Afternoon of Music @ The ARTS LAB After screening two great documentaries part of the trio “The Half Truths” with the in the last couple of months (The Final violinist Kathryn Brownhill.
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