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Congratulations to Our Reverend Tom Frame AM http://www.tarago.org.au/tarago_community_times.php July 2019 The Tarago Times is a non-profit community service, published monthly by the Tarago Sporting Association Inc by a team of volunteers. It has a circulation of 525 copies distributed throughout Tarago, Lake Bathurst, Mayfield, Boro, Taylors Creek and the surrounding district. View online at http://www.tarago.org.au/tarago_community_times.php Congratulations to our Reverend Tom Frame AM When Tom Frame was 7 years old he told his adoptive mother he wanted to be one of two things when he grew up - a clergyman or a butcher as these were the men in his community he respected the most. After 14-years of Naval service, he chose the former and from tough beginnings, at the age of 39 he become Australia’s youngest Anglican Bishop. In 1991 he completed his doctorate in history at the Australian Defence Force Academy. Tom has also written 47 books on theology, philosophy and history which are his passion. The Order of Australia (AM) honour recognises his “significant service to higher education, to the Anglican Church of Australia, and to the community.” Tom is the director of the Howard Library in Canberra (named after former Prime Minister John Howard) a job he enjoys enormously. He is also a former director of the Public Leadership Group and of the Australian Centre for Study of Armed Conflict and Society. He was also Bishop to the Defence Force and directed Saint Mark’s Theological College in Canberra from 2006 to 2014. With his heart firmly placed in rural ministry he has chosen to live in Tarago with his lovely wife Helen raising beef cattle at one of their properties on Mayfield Road. He is also the honorary priest in charge of the Mulwaree Anglican churches St Andrews at Tarago, St Johns at Lake Bathurst and St Matthias at Currawang. Tom is very active in the community when he is not immersed in books and academia, being a member of the Tarago Bushfire Brigade, active sausage sizzler and Truffle Dog Blessing minister for the Mulwaree Anglicans fundraising efforts. He has also held the position of Vice President for the Tarago & District Progress Association Inc (TADPAI) and community representative on the Veolia Community Liaison Committee. He is also a former patron of the Armed Forces Federation of Australia (2002-2006) and Council member of the Australian War Memorial 2004 – 2007. Photo by Maggie Corby of Tom Frame at the June 2019 Service at St Johns church in Lake Bathurst. We congratulate you Tom on the well deserved AM that you have received and are glad you chose to call Tarago home. Veolia is a proud sponsor of The Tarago Times Report all incidence of odour to the Woodlawn Bioreactor Community Feedback Line: 1800 241 750 or the EPA Hotline on 131 555 Option 1 Tarago Times July 2019 Page 1 http://www.tarago.org.au/tarago_community_times.php STAC Successful with Veolia Mulwaree Trust Application Great news! Our fundraising Manager Megan Alcock has $72.20, banked $66.50 from been successful in our application to the Veolia Mulwaree the Tarago Shop donation tin, Trust for High Jump mats and trolley. Congratulations received a deposit of $850 Megan and a Huge Thank You to the Veolia Mulwaree from the Windellama Garden Trust for granting us $7,119 towards the purchase. The Club Fair and Auction Day Tarago Sporting Association Inc (TSAI) has donated $500 that we catered for in April to the project and we will be making up the balance. and after expenses have been Megan Alcock, Linda and Bonnie Hallam along with myself taken out we will have made a attend the cheque presentation on 27th June to receive profit of $648 catering at the the cheque on behalf of the club and this has been our CAPS Market in Tarago on 29th largest grant to date. June! Phew a very busy time. Many thanks to; Mick McQuillan one of our athletes dads for donating his stash of cans and bottles to the value of $49.70, Cee and Dee and the lovely staff at the Tarago Shop for the donation tins, everyone who helped out with the catering at the Windellama Fair and Auction Day and Tarago Markets catering in any way, cooking, serving and cleaning up. A special mention to our champion athletes Victoria O’Donnell (who is an awesome passionfruit slice baker as well as a fantastic helper) and Seth Saad as both of these athletes did a sterling job helping us all day at the markets. Also thanks to our youngest athletes Charlie and Bonnie Hallam who came after Charlie’s soccer match and helped us clean and pack up. Also huge thanks to the Windellama Community and the Tarago & District Progress Association Inc for allowing us to cater at their events. The other exciting news is that our shed at the Windellama Progress Association grounds has been built and will be officially opened at their Annual General Meeting on Sunday 7th July 2019. Some of our members will be attending for the opening. The AGM starts at 11.00am and the opening will be after that. Many thanks to the Windellama Progress Association, Goulburn Mulwaree Council and the NSW Government – Building Greater Communities Program for providing the opportunity, funds, project management and implementation for our shed. Neil Shepherd and I attended the 2019 ACTLAA AGM and conference where we networked with the other clubs Pictured Above: STAC Fundraising Manager Megan Alcock, and picked up some great tips. The best news is that Veolia Woodlawn Facility Manager Henry Gundry, STAC with the organisation making an operating profit last Secretary Linda Hallam and Athlete Bonnie Hallam with year the fees charged for administration and insurance the VMT cheque. will remain the same. I also attended a seminar run by Along with the VMT grant, we have been very fortunate to Healthier Choices ACT which is a progam created by the have received funds from many different sources this last ACT Government to encourage sporting clubs to offer month. I returned 722 cans and bottles for a whopping healthier options at their canteens. I picked up a few handy tips at the seminar and am pleased to say that we Goulburn 4822 2970 Tarago Times printed by www.revolutionprint.com.au Page 2 Tarago Times July 2019 http://www.tarago.org.au/tarago_community_times.php don’t need to make any changes to our menu to meet their requirements. Registrations are still open and for the rest of the season the fee is discounted by 50% to $52.50 for each child. Registrations can be either online at www. southerntablelandsathleticsclub.org or by contacting myself on the contact details below. If you would like to be a part of the Club or have any questions please contact our registrar (me) on 0419 639 254 or email [email protected] and please do follow us on Facebook, Southern Tablelands Athletics Club for more information. Come and join us to encourage fun, fitness and a healthy lifestyle in your local community. 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