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Membership of Get to the Point Includes All Residents and Rate Payers of Greenwell Point and the Pyree Area. the Gazette Has Long Focused on the Point Published by the Get to the Point Programme, Circulation 1000 Volume 111 September 2015 Happy Potters. Joan Rule and Dave Paull of Greenwell Point at Shoalhaven Potters , Pyree Membership of Get to The Point includes all residents and rate payers of Greenwell Point and the Pyree area. The Gazette has long focused on The Point. To correct this situation The Gazette visited The Shoalhaven Potters at Pyree. The Group moved to the old school house at Pyree in In 1973. On the day of the visit we found an enthusiastic and friendly group of people with ages ranging from middle age to 90 something. Joan Rule, a founder of the group is one of the oldest and still an active potter. On the day of our visit there were, perhaps surprisingly, on- ly 3 residents of Greenwell Point—Joan Rule, Narelle Burman and Dave Paull. Surprising because the facilities are first class and a wonderful resource right on our doorstep. Members travel from as far afield as Berry and Vincentia to enjoy their craft. The studio is open every Monday from 9 am to 2 pm. Visitors and beginners are welcome. Anyone interested in learning the basic skills of pottery and working with clay may become a temporary member for 6 months to learn about pinch, slab, coil and press moulds, plus an introduction to wheel throwing and glazing. After the 6 weeks a temporary member can consider becoming a full member and have access to full facilities of the centre. Simply turn up on a Monday morning. Editor Greenwell Point Gazette - Volume 111 September 2015 Get to the Point Programme Inc Councillors Familiarity Tour 31st July 2015 GTTP A contingent of 13 Shoalhaven City Councillors & sup- port staff visited Greenwell Point as part of touring President: many communities in the Shoalhaven to meet with Peter Talty 0414369256 community representatives. The Get To The Point (GTTP) representatives assisted to familiarize Council Treasurer: with the village & its needs in particular to view & dis- Ann Williamson 0406449512 cuss the following items. The proposed site for the Greenwell point Men’s shed Committee & Web: behind the Rural Fire Service building on Greenwell point Road. Bob Williamson 0438268391 West Street Slipway which may be replaced by new slipway planned to be built at the Numbaa marina in Committee & Advertising the future. Grahame Ross 44470116 16 Adelaide Street Temporary Men’s shed location. Adelaide street drainage design & costing (still not Public Officer: completed). Joe Franklin 44471336 Adelaide street fore shore kayak ramp still to be up- graded (quotes being reviewed.) Fishing boat wharf pump out facility. Preliminary in- vestigation includes a floating facility on the council Vice President: Vacant part of the wharf & possible renewal of part of wharf. Foreshore erosion & safety issues at War Memorial in Secretary: Vacant Anzac park. Safer pedestrian access to Chemist in Terara Street. Community Meetings (has been approved). Jervis & South street corner road breaking up. GTTP meets on the 3rd Thursday each month at 7 PM NOTE:-This is not all the needs of our community but a cross section of items nominated to the GTTP committee The next meeting will be at Shoalhaven Council’s Community Consultative Body 7 PM at the Community Hall 22 October (CCB ). Further details are on the CCB are on page 12. Where guest speakers are arranged , readers, residents Do you have anything to be added to our village CCB & ratepayers will be notified in The Gazette, by email list for Council to consider that will improve the vil- & on notice boards. lage? Email [email protected] GTTP email address [email protected] COMMUNITY GROUPS GTTP web address If there are any omissions or mistakes in the following www.greenwellpoint.info list please advise the Gazette. Postal address PO Box 68 Greenwell Point 2540 Greenwell Point Community Hall Have your say in The Gazette Contact Laine Saunders 4447 0085 (Bookings) Send info, articles and Letters to the Editor Peter Taylor 4447 0059 (Chair) Warwick Wright [email protected] Heart Foundation Walking Group The Walking Group meets every Monday at 8 am at the Tita- or PO Box 68 Greenwell Point 2540 nia Park jetty Walks are for about an hour at a comfortable or phone 0409982157 pace. All are welcome. Wear a hat, comfortable shoes & bring sunscreen & a water bottle if you wish. More info a CUT OFF DATE FOR COPY www.heartfoundation.org.au/walking 24TH DAY EACH 2ND MONTH The Gazette Produced and published by the Get to the Yoga with Katie Catlin. The Memorial Hall Mondays Point Programme (Inc.) with sponsorship by local ad- 6.15 –7.30 pm & Wednesday 9.30 am vertisers. Editorial compilation and delivery undertaken Beginners welcome. Cost $15/ $12 concession. by local volunteers. 2. Greenwell Point Gazette - Volume 111 September 2015 Greenwell Point Men’s Shed Bowls Health & well-being of men. Contact Bob Williamson No news reported this month. Enquiries at the Bowling ( see page 2) Club phone 4447 1111 Further details are on page 11. Fishing Club Greenwell Point Gallery & Craft See Big Al at the Bowling Club bar. New residents to our local area are always welcome to join the gallery, even if you are not ‘crafty’ but would Greenwell Point United Hospital Auxiliary (UHA) like to meet the locals and visitors alike. Perhaps you First Thursday each month commencing in the Hall at 1- would like to learn a craft from one of our members. 30pm The Spring Fashion Parade will be held on Saturday 19th Contact our President Clare on 44471533 for further information. September at 10 am in the Hall. See page 4. Contact Di Medcalf 44471602 Greenwell Point Art Group Contact Clare Smith 4447 1533 Nowra RSL Women's Auxiliary Contact Sandra Walters 4447 1822 Shoalhaven Potters, Pyree Mondays 9 AM—3PM P&C Association Thursdays 6 PM—9PM Contact Shannon Hirschausen Visitors welcome 4447 1379 Greenwell Point History Group Rural Fire Service The Group will continue with people who have ex- Contact Sam Thompson 4447 0047 pressed interest under the guidance of Doris Hoffman. More news in the next Gazette. Shoalhaven Marine Rescue Contact Terry Watson 44474466 Shoalhaven Family History Group, Pyree Sundays 10 AM—4PM Greenwell Point Seniors. Meets alternative Mondays 1st & 2nd Thursdays 10 AM - 4 PM commencing at 1.00 pm at the Bowling Club. Afternoon tea & lots of laughs. Contact Kay Ward 4447 1146 Greenwell Point Social Golf The men’s & women’s social golf calendar for the year is now Bingo at Bowling Club. Tuesday 1.pm and Tues even- on the GTTP website. The Men’s Games are followed by a ing at 6.30pm and Friday at 11am. Ring Club to book bus BBQ & presentations at The GP Bowling Club. Partners are welcome. The woman’s games are followed by lunch at the to attend these functions. Chinese Restaurant. Please contact Michael Ward on 4447 0117 to advise if you Euchre at Bowling Club Wednesday 1pm. intend to play in order to assist in planning the day. Golfers of all standards are welcome. Hotel Community Bingo Each Thursday 10:30am in Men who have not previously attended and would like to the Hotel. The profit from this is given equally between have a great day of golf then please contact Michael. Wom- The UHA, Greenwell Point Rural Volunteer Fire Brigade, an should contact Linda Innes on 4447 0486. Marine Rescue and the Union Church. see www. greenwellpoint.info for dates for remainder of the year. Shoalhaven Vintage Machinery Club. Last Wednesday each month at Sportsman Club Worrigee 7pm . Sec Ph: Women's Tennis 44233389 Every Monday from 9:30am at the Village Courts, Gor- don Ravell Oval. All women welcome. Just turn up on the day. Meals on Wheels contact Janet (Zone Coordinator) 4422 5111 or Tony (Client Coordinator) 4447 2976. Men’s Tennis. There is presently no men’s tennis group. Anyone who is interested should call Carroll Williams 0438 206 909. 3. Greenwell Point Gazette - Volume 111 September 2015 Greenwell Point Union Church Congratulations to the Greenwell Point Walkers Every Sunday at 8.00am. All welcome at celebrating 1 year of walking! all services. 1st & 5th Sunday non - denominational. The Heart Foundation Walking Group is 1 year old this Sep- 2nd Sunday—Presbyterian service. tember. 3rd Sunday—Uniting service. Who could have predicted that from 7 walkers who met at 4th Sunday—Anglican service. Titania Park on Monday 29.09.2014 the numbers to day would Pastoral care and fellowship. Every be 18! Tuesday at 2:00 pm, in school term. Tel We have walked in Culburra around Lake Wollumboola, Abra- 44470047 Weddings, Christenings and ham Bosom Reserve in Currarong, over and under the Funerals; contact: Union Church Trust. Shoalhaven Bridge in Bomaderry, our own lovely Greenwell Point, only rain stopped our walking in Kiama and Bens Walk Bible study group, each Tuesday at 2 in Nowra. pm at the church. Contact Phil More- New plan is on the way to keep walking and exploring new head. President: Sandra Walter Tel. areas of interest and challenge. 44471822. Secretary: Phil Morehead Tel We meet on Monday at 8am at Titania Park/ Jetty in Green- 44470047. Treasurer: Helen Taylor Tel well Point, walk for about an hour at a comfortable pace for all 44470059. ages, some walk on the Wednesday for additional exercise. All are welcome to come along walking with us, you just need Greenwell Point Markets to show up to get walking. Third Sunday each month at Titania Park. For information contact Tanya, [email protected], 0429477755. Pyree Village Arts and Craft Markets. Fourth Sunday each month commencing 9.00am at the Shoalhaven Potters Work- shop, Greenwell Point Road.
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