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The Bungonia Times HAVE YOUR The Bungonia Times Community Grape Vine Incorporating the Marulan District www.Bungonia.com.au https://www.facebook.com/Bungonia Circulation: 496 Est. Readership: 1,100 Volume 23 Issue 7 August 2013 Don’t forget: Morning Tea has been moved back Ardmore Park Quarry submis- JUDY’S KITCHEN TABLE. to Bungonia Hall sions due by 5pm, 9 August. 10.30am - MD for the foreseeable future. 14th & 28th August 2013 Bungonia now has its own Facebook page. Find us at http://www.facebook.com/Bungonia Ardmore Park Quarry Multiquip have lodged an application with Dept. of Planning & Infrastructure to modify their original project to allow the Company to use unimproved Oallen Ford and Windellama Roads, Brisbane Grove and Braidwood Roads to supply materials to subcontractors at Gullen Range Windfarm Development. The Company also wants to operate as a supplier of materials for driveways & buildings and also to supply 20,000t of sand & rock to his ( Steve Mikosic's ) neighbours at Windellama. (See page A2-5 of the Environmental Assessment). Copies of the EA are available at the Goulburn Mulwaree Council AND also, online on home page of www.Bungonia.com.au Submissions regarding the proposal can be lodged by going to http://majorprojects.planning.nsw.gov.au/ and search for Ardmore Park. You can also write to: Attention: Director Mining and Industry Projects HAVE YOUR Development Assessment Systems and Approvals Department of Planning and Infrastructure GPO Box 39 SAY Sydney NSW 2001. All of us who have travelled on these roads know that allowing 10 heavy vehicle movements a day on these unim- proved roads can create a traffic hazard. The proponent has not conducted a traffic count or a road profile on Win- dellama Road or included heavy vehicles servicing the quarry in the prediction. How then can any predictions be accurate? th Submissions must be with the Department before 5pm Friday, 9 August. Come along to Judy’s Kitchen Table $5 per person and you will be treated to magnificent coffee, tea and scrumptious food which are home made. All monies raised go towards the Bungonia Hall Supper Room construction. 10.30am — noon August dates: Wednesday 14th Wednesday 28th Is now back at Bungonia Hall Advertising charges Bungonia WEATHER FACTS—2013 Jan. 100.6 mm over 7 days For Sale/Wanted $ 5.00 (Max. 3 lines ) CWA Feb. 84.2 mm over 9 days Business Card Size $ 8.00 - $80 per annum. Mar. 53.8 mm over 7 days Quarter Page $15.00 - $140 per annum. Apr. 33.6 mm over 9 days Half Page $20.00 - $200 per annum. July 2013 May 22.8 mm over 6 days Full Page $40.00 - $400 per annum. June 62.2 mm over 8 days to 24/6 Community Service Special Rate: 33⅓% off There was a good number of mem- July no data mm over days normal rates. bers at our July meeting and our spe- Aug mm over days Loose leaf inserts subject to quote. cial meeting that was held first. Sept mm over days Oct mm over days BUNGONIA TIMES DEADLINE: Thanks to all the Ladies for attend- 12 MD 20th of each month. Nov mm over days ing. Please ensure that all contributions Dec mm over days are received by the above time and YTD: 357.2 mm over 46 days date. We all discussed how nice the Inter- national luncheon was, which was Bungonia Heights Home Delivery by Mail: Send your held at Marulan. We combined with UHF Repeater frequency Goulburn and Marulan for the lunch mailing details to Dennis Borham, 78 Those wishing to utilise the Bungonia Hts Gumnut Cres, Bungonia, NSW, 2580 and the food was terrific and the UHF frequency which has a transmit power with a cheque for $20.00 to cover the cost guest speaker was really informative of 50 watts—the frequency ( for those who of postage stamps and envelopes for one about Morocco and the children can program their radio ) is: year (11) issues. If you wish to have Bun- from Marulan Public school were Transmit: 477.800 gonia times emailed to you, please email terrific with their musical presenta- Receive: 472.600 your name & address to: tion. [email protected] If you can access this frequency, you are more than welcome to utilise it as long as it Thanks to all who helped organise All expressions of opinion are published by the is not used for commercial purposes & you the day. Bungonia Times (Volunteers) on the basis that have not been directly informed that you are not permitted to utilise this service. they are not to be regarded as expressing the Our Branch has sent off many pack- official opinion of the publishers unless ex- Statutory FIRE SEASON has now fin- pressly stated. The Bungonia Times ages to CWA of NSW for the ished but may vary due to local (Volunteers) accept no responsibility for the Mother/Baby program again thanks conditions. accuracy of any of the opinions or information to everyone who donated. As of midnight 31 March, 2013, contained in this edition and readers should rely the statutory Bush Fire Danger Period on their own enquiries in making decisions Our entry in the Group International ends and Fire permits are no longer touching their own interest. Book is going well and Vickie Car- required although local conditions diff-Kinder and Wendy Wilson- may vary and fire bans may still be declared. This newsletter is COMPILED and DE- Cattle are in the process of produc- LIVERED by volunteers as a service to ing an excellent entry. A fire must be supervised at all the community. If you have any questions times. regarding this publication or its delivery, Last month I forgot to wish Judith Yass Zone MUST be notified at please feel free to phone one of the contacts Knott all the best for her birthday, and we will endeavour to help you. least 24 hours before you light the sorry Judith, so here it is now al- fire, during business hours ( 9am— though a little late BIRTHDAY ALL ADVERTISING COPY 5pm ) or 3.30pm on Friday. Phone MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY WISHES TO JUDITH KNOTT 62263100 PAYMENT. Cheques to be made FOR JULY. Your immediate neighbours payable to: must be notified before you light any THE BUNGONIA TIMES Also Birthday wishes for August for fire. Notify the local RFS Brigade, as Vickie Cardiff-Kinder - Cheers Copy and payment can be placed in the Vickie. a courtesy, to circumvent the false alarms of smoke being reported by locked post box in front of the Hall or send your copy to: th others. Our next ordinary meeting is the 8 https://www.facebook.com/ EMAIL: [email protected] of August at Bungonia Hall at 10am groups/404964652948232/ and I am looking forward to one of Colleens fabulous Birthday cakes Phone Craig 0407 718607 Cheers Leanne - Publicity Officer [email protected] www.Bungonia.com.au 2 https://www.facebook.com/Bungonia Your brain is like the Bermuda Triangle. Things go in and then never found again. Bungonia Hall Hire BUNGONIA Goulburn Evening Penny Post Sat 15 Sept. 1906 The Progress Assoc. Policy is to make the RURAL WATCH Hall facilities available to locals at afford- BUNGONIA. (From Our Correspondent.) Tennis. able prices. There is no caretaker, and Next Meeting: maintenance is the responsibility of mem- The match for the Henderson trophy bers. Cleaning is less of a problem since the Monday, 19 August, 6.30pm at was concluded on Saturday last and ceiling has been installed but most hirers Moira’s place, 1 King St. resulted in a tie between Master sweep the Hall and remove rubbish and Contacts: Tommy Frost and Master Pat. Hahesy, clean the kitchen after use. If, however, we the former from the Bungonia Club and Moira McGinity 4844 4266: the latter from the Bungonia Independ- have to employ a cleaner, then the fees will Diana Moran 4844 4291 be increased. ents. In the play off Hahesy proved If the Constable is not available at the Ma- himself the better man. Weather. - An- Present Fees are: rulan Police Station ( 48411516 ) when you other splendid rainfall took place on Supper Room ring, your call will be transferred to Goul- Monday last. This on top of the late Per day or evening: $ 40 burn Police Station ( 48240799 ). heavy fall will ensure a good spring. 1/2 day $ 20 Daryl Riches is the Rural Crime Investiga- Crops and grass are making rapid tor and deals with matters relating to stock growth, and there is every prospect of a Hall theft or stolen equipment or chemicals. record fruit crop. Govt. Or business Per day or evening $180 Report any theft no matter how small as it 1/2 day $ 90 may build up a picture of a wider ring. BUNGONIA PROGRESS Others here Enquire ASSOCIATION O/night / accom. for schools etc $150 BUNGONIA per day or evening $100 HISTORICAL SOCIETY Next Meeting: Monday, 12 August, 1/2 day $ 50 Next meeting: Saturday, 17 August, 2013, 7.30pm at the Hall. Then the Cleaning / Damage dep. $200 returnable 10.30am at the Hall plus A.G.M. A.G.M. All charges include GST The Annual General Meeting of the Bun- Ardmore Park: See page 1 The Land ( Sydney ) gonia & District Historical Society Inc. will Fri 2 Nov 1928 be held on 17th. August 2013 at the Bun- gonia Community Hall. Written nomina- Kitchen: Work has been held up by the wet weather. Come to the meeting C.W.A. News tions must be with the Secretary 7 days before the Meeting.
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