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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

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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. Vickie Cardiff-Kinder - Cheers Notify the local RFS Brigade, as 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]

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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. Forms are available on Monday, 13th August and catch Bungonia. from the Secretary. Financial Members of up on the latest development. The members of the Bungonia the Association are entitled to vote, appoint branch (now numbering 31) for- a proxy and to nominate a candidate for Judy's Morning Tea: at the Hall on warded the sum of £2/2/ from the office. Proxy notices must be given to the Wednesday 8th & 22nd August at takings of their social, for the Syd- Secretary 24 hours before the Meeting. 10.30am. This is an opportunity to ney rest room. meet your neighbours, have a deli-

cious morning tea for $5 and contrib- BUNGONIA PARK TRUST ute to the Supper Room reconstruc- Next Meeting: Wed. 7 Aug, tion. 7.30pm @ the Hall. GARDENING IN WINTER

There is not a lot that can be done in the garden in this very cold weather. Just pull a few weeds out each day when passing as a little everyday is better than a big clean up later. Do your garden maintenance now. Prune roses - if not done already. Cut away unwanted suckers from the base of trees, tidy up the rampant stems of climbers. Cut stems from late flowering clematis, prune wisteria - shortening all side shoots to about 5 cm. Take hardwood cutting from woody plants. Refresh compost in permanent pots, removed the top 5 cm plus some around the edge of the pot and replace with fresh compost. Plants that naturally grow in acid soil, such as camellias and rhododen- drons, benefit from top dressing of ericaceous compost, keep the compost about 3 cm below the rim of the pot to make watering easier. Petunias, pansies and primula are the most colourful plants for this time of the year and are great mixed with spring flowering bulbs which are starting to appear now. In the vege garden, plant broad beans, cabbages, carrots, chinese greens, onions, parsnips, peas, potatoes, shallots, spinach, silver beet and sweet potato.

Roll on spring and some nice sunny days.

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Calling all Junior Journalists in the area Goulburn Evening Penny Post Tuesday 16 March 1886 Bungonia Times is going to give some of our budding Junior Journalists from the area a Bungonia. A communication has been received from the depart- monthly opportunity to place their stories into the ment of public works with reference to the erection of a bridge over Bungonia Times. Woodward Creek, Bungonia, stating that, acting upon the report of the road officer for the locality, the Secretary for Public Works can- You must be student attending one of the local not comply with the request. Primary or High Schools and your stories can be factual or fiction based and are to be around 500 - 600 words. They can be in ‘Word’, ‘Corel’ or The Land ( Sydney ) PDF. Friday 20 July 1928

Photos can be used and must be a true representa- C.W.A. Bungonia tion of event(s) described and the photo(s) must The first effort of the Bungonia branch will be a social and euchre party, to be used in context. be held on July 21, to help the bush nursing movement, in which it is espe- cially interested. Meetings will be held on the first Saturday of each The Editor of Bungonia Times reserves the right month. Mrs. Chapman is president ; Mrs. Marsh Broadhead, Mrs. R. Frost, to alter or correct the articles submitted prior to Mrs. C. Stoddart, and Miss Styles, vice-presidents; Miss D. R. Broadhead, publication. hon. secretary; and Miss D. Hopkins, hon. treasurer.

Your submissions can be emailed to [email protected] The Catholic Press Thursday 23 October 1919 Accountability engenders trust. Without trust, BUNGONIA. you cannot fulfil your responsibilities. Mr. Tom O'Neill, the last member of the first generation of the O'Neill BUNGONIA RFS family, passed away recently at his late residence, Brisbane Grove, Bun- gonia, at the age of 67 years. During his illness he was attended by Rev. Father O'Doherty. The funeral took place on Thursday after noon, and was The Bungonia RFS Brigade is largely attended. The remains were interred in Bungonia Cemetery. Rev. starting “training nights” every Father McDade read the prayers at the graveside. The deceased is survived second & fourth Tuesday of the by a widow, four sons, and five daughters, all present being at the inter- month at the Station from 7pm. ment. The sons are Virge (Tramway Department, Sydney), Ray (Railway Everyone interested in fire fight- Department, Goulburn), Urban and Mick (late Geraldton, now at home); ing or becoming a fire fighter are the daughters are Mollie (Wagga), Kafe (Sydney), Oonah (Spring Pond, always welcome. Bungonia), Eveleen and Patricia, at home. — R.I.P.

Craig White - Captain 0407718607

BUNGONIA QUILTERS EVERY MONDAY 9am - 1pm Quilters will be meeting at Carol’s place until the weather warms up or until further notice.

Come along and say hello and check out our various crafts we create. There is no pressure and beginners are especially welcome

For any information please contact: Hazel McAleese 48444237 Or Margaret Lehmann 48212895 BUNGONIA NOW HAS A FACEBOOK PAGE: FIND US AT: https://www.facebook.com/Bungonia

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ST. PATRICK’S MARULAN

Mass is to be celebrated at St. Patrick’s Marulan on the 2nd and 4th. Sundays of the month at 8am.

Dates for August 2013 St Michael’s - Bungonia Sunday 1 1 t h Sunday 25th

Please note the change of times for Marulan & Fatima

Mass times in Goulburn are: Saturday vigil Mass: 5pm at St. Peter & Paul’s. ( WINTER time table ) Sunday: 7am at Fatima, North Goulburn Sunday : 10 am. at Sts. Peter & Paul’s.

Parish Priest: Fr. Dermid McDermott Assist. Priest: Fr. Sijo Jose Fr. Sijo has been appointed to Goulburn & replaces Fr. Michael who has transferred to Bega. Parish Office & Presbytery Phone 4821 1022 Secretary Sharon Hickey. Office hours 8.30am - 12.30pm.

ST. MICHAEL’S BUNGONIA Thursdays 7pm. Rosary.

Every two Thieving fire wood and drink cans littered all over the weeks I attend place? the Goulburn We all know that winter is a time of Blood Bank in If your big and ugly enough to wood cutting to keep ourselves and Auburn St, and donate plasma which pick up wood and throw it into your our family warm and that some peo- takes about 1.5 hours for the process to ute, then throw your rubbish in there complete & can produce 17 different life ple don’t have ready access to fire also. saving products from that one donation. wood without having to purchase it. I used to attend and donate whole blood So some of those people go out into The land owner might not be but you can only do that every 12 weeks the community and find, what ap- so concerned about people taking the which saves 3 lives. The girls down at pears to be vacant land, and cut the Blood Service are absolute crackers wood but to leave YOUR rubbish as and you will thoroughly enjoy your time down a few trees or cut up already payment so that the landholder has down there with them, have a few milk fallen trees. to clean up is just totally disrespect- shakes and snacks before leaving and ful and unnecessary and contributes Now don’t get me wrong, I you know that your donation will be di- to access of that property being rectly used in a life saving situation. don’t have much issue with this ac- blocked for those who would like to It is a great feeling to know that you are tivity BUT for Christ sake, why do stay warm during winter. helping people that you might not even you have to drop you crap all over know with the aid of your blood. the place too? The new opening hours are now: Monday Closed It is one thing to be out in the Tue 7.45a - 2p Wed & Thu MD - 7pm scrub on someones, apparently, Fri 9am - 3pm abandoned property - but why leave Sat Closed your cigarette packets, beer bottles THIS ISSUE WAS PRINTED BY CALS’ ROCK BUNGONIA HEIGHTS Phone: 48447273 www.Bungonia.com.au 5 https://www.facebook.com/Bungonia Stealing is a choice, NOT a mistake !

FIRE DANGER RATINGS Catastrophic For your survival, leaving early is the only option. Private Wool Buyer Leave bush fire prone areas the night before or early in the day - do not just wait and see what happens. Michael McDonald Make a decision about when you will leave, where you will go, how you will get there and when you will return. 72 Hume St Homes are not designed to withstand fires in catastrophic conditions so you should leave early. Goulburn Extreme ( next to Shell Service Stn ) Leaving early is the safest option for your survival. If you are not prepared to the highest level, leave early in the day. Only consider staying if you are prepared to the highest Will pay cash level - such as your home is specially designed, constructed or modified, and situated to with- stand a fire, you are well prepared and can actively defend it if a fire starts. Severe Monday Wednesday Friday Leaving early is the safest option for your survival. Well prepared homes that are actively defended can pro- vide safety – but only stay if you are physically and mentally prepared to defend in these conditions. If you’re not prepared, leave early in the day. Very High, High, Moderate - Low Review your Bush Fire Survival Plan with your 0429 787 046 family. Keep yourself informed and monitor conditions. Be ready to act if necessary. Usually, fire details are locally updated on the Bungonia Facebook page when circumstances permit.

Exhaust Fabrication POULTRY SPRING SHOW

For all of you Exhaust Fabrication jobs, Sunday 18 August 2013 come and see John Dall, now in Tallong, and experienced in light metal fabrication.

Tube Bendng Welding - Mig, Tig & Oxy.

Specialist in Exhaust Fabrication

48410256 John

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Greg

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FOR HIRE For Sale For Sale Wanted, Snooker table 7ft x 3-5ft slate I… 40ft container new roof no FOUND base. all accessories $ 600 leaks. $3500.00

Slasher / Mulcher Stump Jump Scarifier 9 Tyne & 2. Stump Jump plough $800.00 $200 etc & Backhoe for with driver. Harrows 6 ft wide adjustable 3. Spreader $200.00 tynes $100 Sale $100 then 4. Saw bench 3 phase power Estey Pedal organ, good bel- OLD $100 $60p/h thereafter lows, restored case $100

Britstand tow type grader 5. 2 mirages one registered the $5 for this space blade, adjustable angle & other not $1500. rake $250 48410256 48447273 48447015 Wanted, FOUND & for Sale MARRIAGE & MARIJUANA For those who haven't heard, Washington State just passed both laws - gay marriage and legalised marijuana.

The fact that gay marriage and marijuana were legalised on the same Day makes perfect biblical sense because

Leviticus 20:13 says, "If a Man lies with another man they shall be stoned."

We just hadn't interpreted it correctly before!!

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GOULBURN REGIONAL PROSPECTING AND FOSSICKING INTERESTED HOBBIESTS We are pleased to advise interested hobby prospecting and fossicking folk in the Goulburn region, that the opportunity now exists for them to become members of a socially friendly, informal, special interest prospecting/fossicking group, without all the formalities of ‘club’ involvement and connota- tions. This unique opportunity is being made possible for interested community folk with the co- operation and encouragement of Goulburn U3A who are offering their support for the idea and beneficial community concept of an interesting special interest hobby group.

Thanks are due to Brian Spilsbury, the president of U3A, and his dedicated staff of volunteers, for offering their experienced leadership skills etc,. by offering encouragement for such a venture. Their support and backing, with the use of premises and activity facilities, will provide a wonderful practical location for the operation and administration etc,.of the proposed special interest fossicking/ prospecting group and its activities. This support structure can truely benefit the ongoing future devel- opment of this special interest group. A lot of serious thought has gone into what is being proposed and how to achieve satisfying, uncomplicated participation for interested members.

We need your sincere acceptance of an invitation to attend an informal gathering of all poten- tially interested folk, on Saturday afternoon, the 10th of August from 1pm till 3pm at the Mc Dermott Centre, in Auburn St, Goulburn, NSW, (next to the P.O.). A briefing on guidelines, operational function, features and benefits envisaged for this proposed informal special interest group, will be out- lined to all. You will also be invited to comment and discuss the proposal, and be encouraged to en- roll your registration of membership and active participation.

Following the 10th August gathering, a second meet has been scheduled for members to prepare plans for a forward working agenda. Saturday afternoon 14th September 2013 is the next scheduled meeting date, to plan regular monthly meetings and field activities etc,. (except on School and Public Holidays). U3A have now also kindly made available, their facilities and time slot for ‘A Special Inter- est Fossicking & Prospecting Group’ for the second Saturday of each month at times and venue lo- cations to be advised, relative to the groups activity needs.

We are currently in the process of identifying valuable sources of suitable support and activity oppor- tunities. We are seeking contact with associated businesses and equipment manufacturers to source interesting guest industry and experienced presenters address our group(s). We welcome any mem- ber/associate leads of suitable field activity opportunities and property owner contacts for investigation and consideration to include in our future field activity group(s) opportunities.

That’s all for now…….We look forward with great enthusiasm to meeting and greeting interested folk.

Please advise your attendance, name & numbers etc for Saturday 10th of August for venue prepara- tion and provision.

Phone, email or write to reach the addressees listed below, by last mail Monday 5th August 2013.

Email private…Kevin [email protected]. Mbl..0407203075

Email private..Brian & Pat Spilsbury…[email protected]….Mbl..0418234766.

Email U3A office…[email protected]… 02 48225186 or Mail to..U3A-P.O. Box 677, Goulburn, NSW, Australia, 2580.

Cheers and regards to all……Kevin Winters & Brian Spilsbury.

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Weather and climate: The Grape Escape www.grapeescape.net.au Clearing the air Truffle Hunt, Wine Tour & Aquaponics !

Saturday 10 August 2013 1.30pm – 4pm We will meet at the Meridian Café Country Women’s Association Rooms 2 at Marulan at 10am. Montague St, Goulburn

From there you will be picked up Are you interested in weather and climate and by bus taken to the Trufferie where climate change? What is the difference between weather and climate? How do we forecast the you will hunt with dogs. weather? What drives your local climate? Is cli- See the weighing and sorting of mate change real, and what are the implica- the Truffles. tions?

Listen to three experts in their fields talking about different aspects of climate change and its rele- You can buy Truffles if you wish! vance to local communities.

The art and science of weather forecasting Mr Clem Davis: Retired meteorologist from the Bureau of Meteorology and Visiting Fellow at the Fenner School of Environment and Society. Clem worked for the Bureau for 33 years and was OIC of the Canberra Meteorological Office for 9 years. Droughts, fires and flooding rains Associate Professor Janette Lindesay, Fenner School of Environment and Society: Associate Professor Lindesay is a climatologist who has carried out extensive research into climate driv- ers such as ENSO, and into seasonal climate prediction. She is deputy director of the Fenner School of Environment and Society and acting director of the ANU Climate Change Institute. We will then travel on to Bungonia for Wine Tast- What we know about climate change ing. Lunch will be served including a glass of wine. Professor Will Steffen: Former director of the ANU Climate Change Institute and an Australian Government Climate Here you will also learn about Aquaponics. Change Commissioner. Professor Steffen has an interna- Two Dates 11-8-13 and 18-8-13 tional reputation in climate change and its impacts.

These talks are specifically orientated to a non-scientific audience; a Q & A session will follow the talks. Light refreshments will be served. Registration required by phone or email. Presented by

ANU College of Medicine, Biology & Environment Contact

E [email protected] T 02 6125 7676 This lecture is free and open to the public The cost of the full day $185pp. max 12people - so bookings are essential [email protected]

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Lockdown Screams sounded in the hallway and the thudding of footsteps. The bell screeched lockdown, and we ducked and covered. Everyone eyed the door, waiting for something to happen, someone to burst into the room. There was only silence. Some started to cry. Others poured over their work, or whatever it was they were doing. Everyone was afraid. Everyone but me. I sat back in my chair, chewing on gum. I watched the door casually, as if I was waiting for the bell to ring. A smile played on my lips. I could hear what no one else could. The almost silent footsteps as they raced down the hall. They would be there in a matter of seconds. And the door was blown off its hinges. There was four of them. All tall, about six foot each. They were dressed in full black uniforms, with the silver gleam of guns protruding from their hiding places. Students started to scream and run to the windows. Calmly, I reached for my sports bag, right next to my chair. I unzipped as students were held at gunpoint. From it I pulled out three swords, attaching their sheaths to my belt. The bow and arrows were next, strapped to my back. I pulled my long hair into a bun, watching the intruders. None of them noticed me. Not yet. Confident, I stood. This time, they saw me. They froze. They knew who I was. All of them raised their guns, aimed at my head. I flashed them a smile. Their fingers tightened on the trigger. They fired. In that split second, I whipped out my swords and twirled them, hitting the flying bullets, sending them askew in the room. I darted for- ward, eyes on one particular target. I struck, cutting deep into their throat. I ducked another bullet and threw one of my swords. It embed- ded itself into the chest of the second. I leapt across the room, flicking out my hidden blades. I ignored the bullets sailing past my head. I closed in on my next victim, ripping out their throat. A bullet ripped into my side. I hissed in pain and turned towards my final opponent. The leader. He pulled out another gun. I stiffened slightly. .50 calibres. This only meant trouble. Serious trouble. I drew an arrow tightly against my bowstring. I looked into the shadows masking the face beneath the hood. He pulled the trigger and I let my arrow loose. The arrow flew true, slicing the bullet clean in two. It continued on and struck home in the gun itself. I released another arrow, that struck him down. I slipped out of the class, ignoring the looks of disbelief. I slipped through the corridors, a shadow along the wall. I couldn’t hear anyone else. My phone blared and I yanked it out of my pocket. ‘Talk to me.’ I demanded. ‘Four entered your cover school and are doing who knows what…’ Red, the big boss of SSFK. My agency. ‘Eliminated. Any others?’ ‘Not really. Just an entire army!’ ‘Where?’ ‘Not far from you. In their symbolic black cars and armed to full.’ ‘Bring air support, we’re gonna take ‘em down. I’m already on my way, over an out.’ I sprinted from the school, turning towards the only plausible direction they could come from. I hit the highway, running against the cars. I saw my targets. Army was an understatement. I drew my swords. Explosions ripped from the sky above. With a cry, I leaped at the nearest car, swinging my sword.

Lauren Hunt Junior writter

OPPOSING THE

MOSQUE / CEMETERY

MARULAN COMMUNITY CENTRE

THURSDAY 1 AUGUST AT 7PM

37 Verner St FORM A COMMITTEE Goulburn NSW 2580 ELECT REPRESENTATIVES

DISCUSS DEVELOPMENT General Care APPLICATION Sports Nail Surgery Pediatrics Diabetes Orthotics BE INVOLVED, IT’S YOUR TOWN

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Fife’s Stock Feeds

Large and small bales of hay. Suppliers of feed for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Dogs, Cats, Bird.

HPM. Alpaca Mix and Scratch Mix

51 - 53 Knox St, Goulburn 4822 3111

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BRIAN’S AUTO SCREENS & GLASS

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440 Auburn Street, Goulburn

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Community First Responders C.F.R. / S.E.S.

These blokes and women do an absolutely fantastic and critical job in responding to medical emergencies in this area and dedicate a lot of their personal time in an effort to help and protect members of this, and other, communities.

C.F.R. Members are also member of the S.E.S., and are further trained in advanced First Aid techniques by the NSW Ambulance Service and could be called upon to provide advanced first aid at roadside collisions and other emergencies in areas where there is no immediate State ambulance service available or close by.

C.F.R. Members also have a positive working relationship with local Police, Ambulance and other emergency services.

In order to keep this vital C.F.R. Active in this community, further volunteers are urgently required. If you are interested in this line of activity - please contact Kevin Muffet on 4844 7143 who will be more than glad to explain the processes to you.

Regards from Kevin Muffet Team Leader 48447143 Windellama S.E.S.& C.F.R.

The building progression has been slow due to the rain, muddy conditions outside prevent the plumber from completing his work The Council cannot do the final inspection until the plumber has finished. We of course must have the rain. Our C.F.R. unit has been very busy this month, and it is not over yet by a long shot. This of course, means that there have been more sick people in our area, unfortunately. The new C.F.R. recruits, ( God bless them), are well on there way to completing the preliminaries before coming fully fledged mem- bers. There must be some of you who are willing to come on board. There is still time to get you in the next intake (just). Kevin Muffet S.E.S. & C.F.R

NEW BUS RUN IN OUR AREA Next ‘RUN’ DATES ARE 1st, 15th & 29th August

Due to increasing demand, Home Care Community Transport will now be operating a fortnightly Bungonia, Bungo- nia Heights, Windellama, Tarago Bus Run.

Service started on Thursday 20 June.

A fortnightly service will continue from that date & pick ups will commence from 9am, stopping along the way to collect booked clients and then proceed into Goulburn.

The Bus will leave Goulburn, for the return journey, at 2pm.

Please call the Community Transport office on 48240140 to book your place. This service can be utilised by anyone for your shopping, access or medical appointment needs for a small fee and they will pick you up from your property door.

Home Care Community Transport 48240140 Office Hours: Mon - Fri 8.30am - 4pm Use it - or lose it !

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the property. The fissure, though small, is THE SYDNEY GASETTE. well defined, having a clean, hard footwall, THURSDAY 29 JUNE 1837. Back then: and the ore is rich lode tin. Goulburn Evening Penny Post. Wednesday 25 October 1933. THE SYDNEY GASETTE. page 6 of 6 SATURDAY 10 JUNE 1837. p

BUNGONIA age 6 of 6

Bungonia: The friends of Mrs Alma Latham COURT OF CLAIMS. marked the occasion of her 21st birthday by tendering her a surprise party at the home of NOTICE is hereby given, that the following Mr. C. Welch, manager of Reevesdale Sta- CLAIMS for DEEDS of GRANT of Lands tion. The arrangements were in the capable and Town Allotments will be ready for that hands of Miss I. Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Walter purpose, under the Act of Council & Wil- Latham, parents of the newly enfranchised liam IV., No. 21, at the expiration of two young lady, were amongst the guests. Dur- months from this date; before which day any ing the evening dancing and games were Caveat or Counter-claim must be entered at indulged in and many eulogistic references this Office. Due notice will be given of the DISPURSEMENTS - CIVIL were made to the sterling character of the days appointed for the hearings. guest of honour. Miss Latham was the re- Case No 98 - James Richard Styles, Four cipient of a number of gifts from her friends. hundred acres, in the County of Argyle, palish of Bungonia. Evening news ( Sydney). This was promised by Governor Mac- Wednesday 8 may 1912. quarie, 100 acres, on the 31st March, page 5 of 14 The Sydney gazette 1821, and 300 acres on the 31st October, Thursday 13 july 1837 BUNGONIA 1821, to Joseph Inch, deceased, who, it ia alleged, devised to his widow, Elisabeth A report from Bungonia states that another Inch, who sold to claimant. good find has been made at Manton's Mine in the 240ft level. The reef is about 3ft wide The Sydney herald and rich. At the 280ft level the reef channel Thursday 13 july 1837. is 6ft wide and the stone is getting richer under foot, the last load treated went 4oz 5dwt per ton.

Goulburn Evening post Friday 17 January 1947 page 1 of 8 BUNGONIA: Rain is urgently needed in this district. Many holding are low in water for their stock and household tank supplies are dwindling. Stock are beginning to fall away in condition as a result of the drought.

Rainfall for 1846 was 1838 points, which was well below the district's average. Rain fell on 51 days. Thursday 17 August 1837 A small bushfire was dealt with by the local bushfire brigade on January 2. A general appeal is made to avoid careless use of fire.

Evening news ( Sydney). Wednesday 28 September 1910. page 14 of 16 BUNGONIA The Sydney herald Thursday 27 july 1837 A report from the manager of the Tolwong Block up Mines, near Bungonia, states that what promises to be a valuable vein, of lode tin has been located on the north- end of the company's 81 acre lease, about ten chains north from No. 1 mine, Mr. W. J. O'Neill being the prospector. This discovery is looked on as being a most important one, as it proves that tin exists in the lode found on

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during the journey. We left Sydney late miles. Here we had but three wretched Back then: in the evening with several passengers hacks, one of which very much retarded The Sydney gazette. more than the coach is licensed to carry, our progress instead of advancing it. Saturday 14 march 1835 among whom were some beastly- The passengers were obliged to walk page 4 of 4 drunken individuals who annoyed us by the greater part of the way. Although it their noisy imprecations and continual was disgusting to witness the cruelty Colonial Secretary's Office, justling till we arrived at Campbeltown. with which these worn-out animals were Sydney, 10th March, 1835. VILLAGE OF Two of the coach proprietors were pre- treated by the driver, it was somewhat MARULAN. sent when we started; but neither of amusing to see him tack from side to them made any objections either to the side of the road like a vessel with a head NOTICE is hereby given that a site has been number of the passengers or to the of- wind, to gain the summit of a gentle as- fixed upon for the Village of MARULAN, at fensive behaviour of the obstreperous cent. The roads, from the state of the the junction of the Great Roads in the part of them. We were frequently in im- weather were very fair, but, the horses County of Argyle, and that a copy of the minent danger of being upset from too were uniformly the most miserable, and approved plan may be seen at the Office of great top-weights and the restlessness our vehicle the worst that it ever fell to the Surveyor-General in Sydney, or of the of the wretches alluded to. At an early my lot to travel in. Now, Mr. Editor, I Bench of Magistrates at Lumley, agreeably hour next morning we started from would ask, is it fair that a traveller paying to which the ground will be forth-with laid Campbeltown, and so sorry were our 2/. 18s. for his conveyance between out. horses that the driver could not urge Sydney and Goulburn, (a distance of The minimum price is £2 per acre. them on at a common walking pace on less than a hundred and forty miles) an even and dry road. The first acclivity should be treated in the manner I have By His Excellency's Command, offered an insurmountable barrier: the related? Is there no recourse on the ALEXANDER McLEAY weight of the coach forced the miserable coach proprietors in such a case? Can

horses to retrograde, and the passen- they not be justly pursued for damages? The Sydney gazette. gers, for the safety of their necks and When a traveller is informed by the Saturday 7 October 1837 skulls, leapt off in all due haste, and driver that he must descend and walk, or page 1 of 4 walked the most of the way to Ston- that the coach will remain stationary, NOTICE. equarry. This stage is about twenty would he not be perfectly justified in pro- miles from Campbelltown, and we were curing another mode of conveyance at To the Inhabitants of Manaroo, Bungonia, upwards of seven hours performing the the expense of the coach proprietors? It Bungadore, &c. &.c. distance. We were to dine at Myrtle is high time for the public to arise from

JOHN RICHARDS, Mail Contractor, Creek, but before we had time to finish their slumber and not permit the over begs to inform the Inhabitants and Per- our dinner the coachman very rudely grown worthies of the land thus to lord sons visiting the above Districts, that he ordered us off or lose our passage. Of over them. Moreover, is it consonant has discontinued the two wheeled Vehi- course we yielded to the first alternative. with common sense or sound reason cles, and is now running commodious and This man had been quite gentle and po- that they will submissively acquiesce in comfortable Four Horse Conveyances to lite towards his passengers during the granting immense sums of money (the Goulburn, having placed thirty Horses early part of the day, when to induce proceeds of their hard labour) for such from thence to Campbell Town. Travel- them to walk he had to court their good an irregular conveyance of the mail? It lers to and from those Districts may in graces: now that he had better horses seldom arrives at any Post Office in due future depend on meeting this Convey- and became independent, he altered his time-occasionally it is delayed a whole ance on its route to Sydney, at Mr. Peter's tone and entered on the imperative day. It is not long since the mail-coach Inn, Marulan, at 10 o'clock every Tues- mood. Here a clergyman applied for a between Berrima and Campbelltown day, Thursday, and Sunday Mornings, seat to Berrima, but was informed that was upset in the dark on a plain field travelling with as much expedition and he could not be accommodated, and near the latter town. This accident was safety as the state of the Roads and the consequently had to walk seven miles, occasioned by the sudden fall of one of weather will admit of. though there were some seats unoccu- the horses. Some of the passengers pied on the coach. When I inquired of were hurt though not seriously, and they J. R. cautions all Persons not to give any the driver why he had not accommo- arrived too late in Campbelltown for the Letters to his Drivers, as he will not be dated the clergyman, he replied that by Sydney mail. Hence the interior mails responsible for them, nor will he be an- so doing he would be too late for Ber- were not brought to town till the after- swerable for any Parcels, unless regularly rima, nor would he be prevailed upon to noon of next day, when they were car- entered on the Way Bill. take him till threatened with his em- ried by one of the stage-coaches in

Berrima, 2nd Oct. 1837. ployer's displeasure. It was far advanced charge of a young man from the in the night before we arrived in Berrima. neighbourhood of Yass. Why not en- The COLONIST ( SYDNEY ). The lamps of the coach were completely force the penalties ipso facto incurred on WEDNESDAY 11 JULY 1838 shattered, and the wind blew out the such occasions? It is your duty, Sir, as a page 2 of 4 lights though the driver frequently halted public journalist, to pry into these mat- to sort them. He told us that his em- ters, and see that the higher powers per- Original Correspondence. TRAVEL- ployer would neither purchase new form their own part of the task. I have, LING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE COLO- lamps for him nor order those he had to Sir, now brought this subject under your NIST; Limestone Plains, July 2, 1838. be repaired. The consequence was that consideration, and I feel confident, that SIR, - Having travelled lately by the mail- one of the wheels came in contact with a you will bestow that attention on it which coach from Sydney to Goulburn, I beg to tree; the two leading horses fell, and we its peculiar nature requires, and the pub- state some circumstances highly de- were very near being upset in the dark lic will expect from your indefatigable rogatory to the interests of the public in before we could leap off. Next day we pen. I am yours, &c. general, and the passengers by that were upwards of six hours between Ma- AMICUS JUSTITIAE. conveyance in particular, which occurred rulan and Goulburn, a distance of fifteen www.Bungonia.com.au 14 https://www.facebook.com/Bungonia You have never really lived until you have done something for someone who can never repay you.

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GOULBURN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES

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BOB RUDD FUNERALS 73 REYNOLDS STREET GOULBURN PHONE 02 4822 4400 We are there for you Our experienced, 7 days a week - friendly staff are at 24 hours a day. your disposal, ready to help you We have Pre paid and your family in funerals, quite Chapel your time of need. and on site parking.

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COMMUNITY CONTACTS BUSINESS DIRECTORY EMERGENCY NUMBER 000 FOR MOBILES 112 Automotive GOULBURN BASE HOSPITAL 4827 3111 Brian’s Auto screens & Glass 4821 2633 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Goulburn Automotive 4822 3788 Tom Larkin 4844 7191 Marulan Driver Training Centre 4841 1422 Trish Cunningham 4829 8335 Mobile: 0432 253057 M J Mechanical Services 4841 1544 Patricia Fennamore 4844 7271 Mobile: 0411 145603 Exhaust Fabrication 48410256 Work: 48240300 BUNGONIA RURAL FIRE SERVICE Farm Services UHF CB: During a Fire, UHF Ch 16 is Bungonia RFS Braidwood Rural & Building Supplies 4842 2650 Ground channel. You can also try Channel 5 IF that is your Fife’s Stockfeed 4822 3111 best or only way to contact them. Call sign: 583 Base or Goulburn Produce & Rural Supplies 4821 3655 Bungonia Base. Phone: 48215009. Glendarlyn Stock feeds, Tarago 4849 4565 Captain Craig White 0407 718607 E: [email protected] President: Andy Smith 0438 215009 Marulan Rural Supplies 4841 1340 Secretary: Eileen Smith 48215009 Southern Weed Management 0407 012 663

Treasurer: Marlene Carmichael 48444292 Bungonia Fire Shed: 48444256 Retail https://www.facebook.com/groups/404964652948232 Shepherd’s Hill Nursery 4841 1404 FIRECOM: Goulburn during business only 4822 2900 FIRECOM: Yass Zone (of which Bungonia is within) 6226 3100 Real Estate

NOTE:THESE NUMBERS ABOVE ARE FOR YOUR SAFETY IN A FIRE SITUATION Building Services BUNGONIA PROGRESS ASSOCIATION Acom Design 4844 4321 President: Bill Dobbie 4844 4272 D&J Rigoli 4844 5393 Secretary: Margo Crossley 4844 4479 Ron Wenban - Electrician 0428 445 259 Treasurer: Di Broadhead 4844 4295 C J Solar ( Solar ) 4849 4225 Megsy’s Painting & Decorating 0414 571525 BUNGONIA & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY President: Moira McGinity 4844 4266 Professional Treasurer: Shirley Smith 4841 1976 Secretary: Anne Wiggan 4844 4228 Johnson & Sendall Solicitors 4821 1588 CFR - Kevin Muffett ( Ambulance ) 4844 7143 BUNGONIA PARK TRUST Goulburn Foot Clinic 4822 3132 President: Paul Bayliss 4844 4359 Secretary: Anne Wiggan 4844 4228 Other Treasurer: Margo Crossley 4844 4479 Goulburn Brewery 4821 6071 COUNTRY WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION Goulburn Poultry Fanciers 4844 7133 President: Shirley Smith 48411976 Bob Rudd Funerals 4822 4400 Vice President: Wendy Wilson-Cattle 4844 7160 Terminus Hotel 4841 1504 Secretary: Leanne Lourigan Treasurer: Colleen Cooper 4821 1856 Marriage Celebrant BUNGONIA TIMES Editor: Greg ‘Cal’ Callander 4844 7273 Religious Email: [email protected] Treasurer: Dennis Borham 4844 7216 Parish Office 4821 1022 Email: none Pauline Dickson: 4844 4202 Moira McGinity: 4844 4266 Home Care Community Transport 48240140 Printer: Greg Callander 48447273

JACQUA CREEK LANDCARE GROUP Ambulance President: Annabel Scholes 48 444383 Bookings 131 233 Vice-President: Pat Miller 48 444321 Goulburn Stn 48270444 Secretary: Julia McKay 48 444457 Email: [email protected] SES 132 500 RURAL WATCH Poisons Information 131 126 President: Moira McGinity 4844 4266 Goulburn Base Hospital 4827 3111 Secretary: Diana Moran 4844 4291 Contact: Marulan Police 4841 1516 & Police - Goulburn 4824 0799 Daryl Riches on 4824 0799 (Goulburn Police) Police Assistance Line ( P.A.L.) 131 444 BUNGONIA QUILTERS Country Energy - interruptions 132 080 Margaret Lehmann 4821 2895 Hazel McAleese 4844 4237 Life Line 131 114

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August 2013 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

1 2 3 4 Bush Tradi- Lilac City Mar- Official Opening Opposing the tions Session kets, Gbn Gbn BMX Park Mosque / at the Brewery Cemetery Crookwell Taralga Lions Mar- Marulan Com- Markets kets munity Centre 7pm.

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ANU Public QUILTERS. Park Trust CWA Meeting Ardmore Park The Grape Escape lecture on 9AM - 1PM AT meeting at Hall Quarry Modifi- Truffle Hunt, Wine at 10am at Weather & Cli- 7.30pm. cation 2— Tour & Aquaponics CAROL’s PLACE Bungonia Hall mate change. See page 3 Alternate Haul See page 4 Gbn CWA day.from 10am. - NOT your Routes. Sub- rooms, 2 Mon- See add on page 9 rooms. missions of tague St. 1.30p See page 2 objections or - 4p other com- See page 9 ments due by 5pm today. See page 1

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Judy’s QUILTERS. RFS Training from Bungonia His- Goulburn Poultry 7pm at the shed. Kitchen 9AM - 1PM AT torical Society Fanciers Socieity Everyone inter- CAROL’s PLACE Table Morn- Inc. ested in fire fight- meeting. ing Tea. SPRING SHOW See page 4 ing or becoming a 10.30am at the 10.30am - fire fighter are Hall. Email: GoulburnPoul- noon. Progress Meeting always welcome. This will be [email protected] for Now being at Hall - 7.30pm Hope to see you you’re A.G.M. details & Entry held back at then AGM there. See page 3 forms the See page 6 Bungonia Hall See page 1 The Grape Escape Truffle Hunt, Wine Tour & Aquaponics day.from 10am. See add on page 9

19 20 21 22 23 24 25 QUILTERS. NSW Police Goulburn Gunning Markets 9AM - 1PM AT Attestation Brewery Market Parade at CAROL’s PLACE Academy. See page 4 11am promptly Rural Watch meeting 6.30pm at Moira’s place. See page 3

26 27 28 29 30 31 QUILTERS. RFS Training from Judy’s Make your own 9AM - 1PM AT 7pm at the shed. Kitchen silk paper Everyone inter- CAROL’s PLACE Table Morn- ested in fire fight- ing Tea. See page 4 ing or becoming a 10.30am - fire fighter are noon. always welcome. Hope to see you Now being there. held back at Bungonia Hall See page 1

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MARULAN RURAL SUPPLIES

Open 7 Days We Carry Monday - Friday 8am - 5.30pm We Carry Plumbing Saturday 8am - 4pm Shavings Irrigation Sunday 10am - 2pm Straw Electric Fencing Hay General Fencing 17 Portland Avenue, Chaff Treated Pine P.O. Box 186 Pellets Gate Fittings Marulan, NSW, 2579 Grains Bahco Tools Phone 02 4841 1340 Bird seeds Nuts / Bolts Email: [email protected] Chook Food Screws Pet Food Gloves Milk Replacement Pumps Salt Blocks Total Oil Vet Supplies General hardware Drenches Swap & Go Gas Come in and see us for all of your farming needs. Supplements Dog Beds Feeders Borderline wire Waterers Fresh Pet Meat We are more than happy to help you. Tanks Cement Garden Spray Chemi- Potting Mix cals Mulch Lucas Oil Spray Tanks Baxter Boots Kleen Heat Gas 45kg & 9kg bottles

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