Volume 25 Issue 11 August 2019

Tower for Tooraweenah – - Progress. Tooraweenah Community Health In May of this year Tooraweenah CWA agreed to take up this project to find the most appropriate Clinic mobile communication for Tooraweenah Village so businesses, residents, visiting professionals, Gilgandra Health emergency services and visitors could keep in touch via mobile phone and internet without having Service We are happy to talk to you about to travel up to the viewing platform. Telstra engineers have since visited the village and identified Tooraweenah is in a Black Spot area your health (or health problems) and Refer and that a tower with wireless connection would produce the best outcome, covering a radius of you to an appropriate team. 1klm within the village. Services Provided st Confirmation was received on Monday 1 July from Michael Marom, Northern NSW General Baby/Child Health check Manager Telstra, that they will include Tooraweenah for consideration in their Round 5 submission Immunisation (Please call Sarah prior to of the Black Spot program. Mark Coulton MP Member for Parkes, Minister for Regional Services, Decentralisation and Local the clinic to book) Government, Roy Butler MP, Member for Barwon and Council have all been Speech and Occupational Therapy informed of progress and are working cooperatively towards a great outcome which is long Referrals overdue for our community. Wound assessment The NSW Government has now committed $400 Million to a Mobile Phone Black Spot program for Help to understand the aged care system Regional NSW as part of their 2019/2020 Budget. The details regarding how to access these funds are not yet available, but as the representative for the area, Roy Butler, MP will be pushing for Referral to My Aged Care Tooraweenah to be placed as a high priority for these upgrades and funding. Blood pressure check th The closing date for submissions from the Telco’s has been extended from 26 July to the 26th Fall prevention September 2019. Immunisation Information With such wonderful support and cooperation from our community, Telstra and all levels of Medication Advice Government it is hoped the full cost for the tower of $114,000 will be fully covered. Next Clinic: Thursday 22nd August 10am to 12pm National Tree Day & Schools Tree Day

Tooraweenah CWA members Tooraweenah CWA Rooms joined with Tooraweenah School children, Pre-Schoolers, staff and Contact for Contact for Child Community Health and Family Health the broader school community to ( 02) 68805943 or (02) 68805937 or plant two trees as part of Schools (02) 68805944 (02)68805940 Tree Day and National Tree Day. Sheree, Sue or Sarah or Sue-Ann Acting Principal Karen Smith gave Megan an enlightening overview of the value of National Tree Day and how Trees are so important to Ovarian Cancer maintaining a healthy Our vision is to save lives and ensure that environment. Everyone sang a no woman with ovarian cancer walks happy ditty as the children alone. planted the trees then Mrs Smith presented each child with a National Tree Day Certificate. It was Help Line: 1300 660 3345 a very special shared activity with everyone looking forward to participating again in 2020. Web: ovariancancer.net.au

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Read the Toora Bungles at: http://www.gilgandra.nsw.gov.au/Live/Your-Community page 2 Toora Bungles August 2019 Volume 25, Issue 11 Tooraweenah Revitalisation Workshop Results — A Conversation With Allan Parker! 27th June 2019

GENERAL BRAINSTORM Town tourist, bike , walk , ride along the creek • advertise town on social media , historic Emu festival- campfire cook off with other Marketing campaign aspects crews Arthur Butler Aerodrome ( Preserve the • YouTube , social media, make a video about Outdoor movie theatre Tooraweenah airstrip and have heritage listed) the town Fortnightly fruit stall at Tooraweenah lockout THREE MOST SUPPORTED PROJECTS AND THE • have a movie clip professionally made and Phone tower- we need service OPTIONS FOR THE FIRST AND SIMPLE circulated online Common goal that is of value to the Group and STARTING STEPS • promote what we already have the individuals • form a tourist working party Link to other Aviation tourism activities/projects 1. AVIATION • Social media, The land advertising ( 5) Arthur Butler Museum • aviation museum (3) • more info and photos at the cross roads Rename Road into Tooraweenah as Romeos •bringing people to Tooraweenah Aviation • Stop and Revive Area for travellers Highway Tourism, to Aerodrome, Tooraweenah Aviation • working with other businesses in the area to Street scraping of Main Street and town Day (2) attract more people beautification • Aviation Link with other historical towns • advertise on highway and caravan and travel Phone service forums Community bus to events in Gilgandra, Dubbo AVIATION OPTIONS, DOABLES AND SMALL • give tourists a unique, make them welcome, and Coona NEST/FIRST STEPS “speak and wave” promo Retain community services and strengthen • get town planner and get NSW Tourism to • Welcome tourists with RAK them support • educate towns people how to look after Maintain and increase numbers at the • get together working party to seek funding tourists Tooraweenah primary school. • spray out cat heads • food and coffee point Community garden • advertise the airstrip and contact other aero Phone tower clubs to organise “ Fly Ins” 3. MOBILE PHONE TOWER Nudist colony • get funding or sponsor to renovate the Do similar to Collie township Mobile phone coverage terminal (4) Communicate with Telstra/ Optus and others Promote each other’s businesses or • Signage about the history- Arthur Butler and get local customers to all change to that organisations • Audit of what exists now, history facilities, provider Communicate with each other about things that identify contacts at other museums Identify best sight, who owns and investigate are happening • shed back from shire permission Signage on Highway • form working group, (6 times) identify project, Carbon farming-soil health source funding , put together interested people MOBILE OPTIONS DOABLES AND SMALL FIRST Get off the highway and take the scenic drive • scope out other small town aviation museum STEPS A regional rugby youth academy • talk with Premiers office, meet with state and • identify cost and explore funding options Advertising budget federal governments • talk with Pollies and Telstra Funding • get shire and state member on board for • Ring John Laws, Alan Jones or Ray Hadley from Airport promotion museum support (3) the viewing platform Football post at local park- benefit business and • visitors book at airport, clean lounge, mow • mobile phone towers/service ( 8) community participation.( Steve Watt and AP) and spray (4 times) • keep annoying Ray Butler Dump point for Caravaners and campers • get airport shed and strip cleaned up and • online partition of support ( Allan Parker Further improve the attractiveness of the more useable (3) offered his editing and linguistic skills and village • Social media promo of airstrip. support) ( x 4) Phone service • get back our hanger • social media support , contact Government, Get a phone signal all three levels Cafe 2. TOURISM DEVELOPMENT • talk with Telstra re Black Spot funding and get Mobile phone service Tourism budget x (2) Tooraweenah listed as a Black Spot Mobile phone tower Have event site to attract tourists to the town • contact local member and Telstra for Town garden Sport and tourism assistance/; location for best service Public seats around town e.g. outside churches • John Ryan , start social media campaign and Museum of Air History TOURISM OPTIONS, DOABLES, EASY FIRST Promo whom ever arrives first to fix the Aviation tourism STEPS problem Economic growth • caravan park, signage for detour on Collie/ • lobby politician (3) Join businesses together to offer package for a Gilgandra Highway • ring Dick Smith tourist destination, re Corporate, family, • john Ryan for Dubbo news story • approach other phone co’s for action adventure • Showgrounds sports events • outside support, media and the Gilgandra Find people within community groups to cross • goal posts on oval ( Steve watt and Allan weekly, over and share the load- more people involved Parker to work on this one) • letters to state and federal governments (4) Mobile phone booster • promote high lights for the area • get booster aerials around town Dark sky park • Australia’s only sky park • Telstra Talk, check probability and Black Spot Tracks in hill • regional rugby academy program Collaborate with state and national tourism • better signage on the highway and on the • look at funding option groups=> grant and funding road into town (3) • Bring Tooraweenah into the 21st century with Gateway to the Warrumbungles • multi media advertising in various media slots mobile phone communications Engage young people ( under 40) in community • find someone who knows how to apply for Wow! Some great ideas groups- invite them grants to get more funding (4) Combined sports day- cricket , tennis bowls etc to be progressed August 2019 Volume 25, Issue 11 Toora Bungles page 3 Around The Traps Tooraweenah LPO clean clothing and if anyone has clean Toora Lions/Show Charity Golf Day. The rainfall for Tooraweenah for July was blankets or Doonas not being used we can The Tooraweenah Lions Club and Show 8.6mm falling over 3 days with a YTD total find them a home in the cooler weather. Society are holding their Charity Golf day of 233.2mm over 27 days. Thank you for your support. Please do not on Sunday 18th of August. See other Please ensure you use your correct mailing drop in broken toys etc as they are only advertising and flyers. address to speed up sorting and delivery, thrown into the rubbish. No CSG Gilgandra District Incorporated make sure your mail has been correctly RIP “No CSG Gilgandra District Incorporated addressed and you put the appropriate Sympathy is extended to the families who will hold its AGM at 6.30pm at the amount of postage on larger letters. have lost loved ones during the last Gilgandra Services Club on Wednesday A reminder that the Tooraweenah Post month. Mick Daly, Keith Buckley, Kath August 7th, 2019,. All welcome” Code is 2817 Hutchison and Joan Walton. Pub Community BBQ’s Toora Lions club. Relax and Recharge The July BBQs at the hotel were run by the The Toora Lions club will be meeting at Buy a Coffee at TMGS or have a service at Tooraweenah CWA. Thank you to all that the Mountain View Hotel, 7.00pm for Mountainside Beauty. To receive 10 assisted in any way during the month. The 7.30pm, on Wednesday the 7th of August. Stamps to earn yourself a $10 voucher, August BBQ’s are to be run by the Evening meal is $20 per head. Please book which can be used at either business. Tooraweenah Catholic Church and in at the hotel on 6848 1017 assistants, why not come in for a great Happy Birthday Contact Lee at Tooraweenah Motors meal on Saturday night during August and Happy Birthday to Robbie Ferguson who General Store (TMGS) 6848 1182 or Emma have a great night with locals and the local celebrated the milestone of 79 years at at Mountainside Beauty 0439470549 visitors staying at the Caravan Park. the Hotel with visitors on the 25th of July. Special Thank you Watch the local notice boards for menus. Tooraweenah Trading A special thank you to the Tooraweenah Lions Clothing Bin Tooraweenah Trading Co will be closed on Public School for all the wonderful photos Residents that take advantage of the Lions Saturday the 10th of August. provided for each issue of the Bungles. Clothing bin are reminded that it is for Tooraweenah CWA Hi to all. International day on Thursday 15th Bye for now. Our last meeting ended with August with New Guinea our country of Cath Waller Publicity Officer an enjoyable Yule Tide Lunch study. The day gets underway from 11am at the Mountain View Hotel. with morning Tea and Lunch $12.00 RSVP Sue Armstrong and Dalene Pretorius by August 7th. Come along and share a entertained us with their recent trips on a fun filled day. sea cruise and land and bike riding in South Just a reminder, our subs of $43 are due in Africa. September. Our Saturday community BBQ’s are over and CWA Education Grants are open to students were very successful. Many thanks to all the entering High School or University. Your invited for CWA teams and Tooraweenah and district Applications close on 30th September 2019. residents for their support which all helped Sip & Sew every Wednesday. A Cuppa & Convo to make the weekends go so well. On Saturday August 5th we host the “We plant With CWA Members trees, we plant MacQuarie Group Council Meeting which trees whoo!” Thursday 12th August will be held in the Memorial Hall. Helpers CWA Rooms Denman St will be needed for this event please. Tooraweenah Our next branch meeting will be held on Wednesday 14th August from 10am. After From 10am to 2pm the meeting we will be setting up for Fee Event

Anglican Church EMU LOGIC Tooraweenah Emu oil for sore joints and skin problems, for you and your dog First Sunday at 11.30am Morning tea Products available from

Grahame Yager Tooraweenah Motors & General Store 0428 866 525 Gilgandra Coo-ee Heritage Centre Coona Rural and On-Farm Need Farm Fuel? Lubricants? Gulargambone Give Inland Petroleum a call Visit us at: Jeff Tym 1800 638 700 www.emulogic.com.au. 0427 223 182 Or call in at Inland BP or on Facebook: emulogic 84 Miller Street, Gilgandra August 2019 Volume 25, Issue 11 Toora Bungles page 4 Councillors Corner

Gilgandra Shire at State & Federal Government Grants benefits of funding grants. Structural Councillors, achieved in recent times. Community upgrading of the Tooraweenah Management infrastructure projects are a prime Memorial Hall continues. and staff example, Library upgrade, Information Council has been allocated funding of strategically Centre & McGrane Oval in Gil, Toora approximately $770k for youth and focus on Recreation playground equipment, community projects , now is the time achieving and Toora Showground multiple to have a say, make a suggestion, so opportunities projects. This is only achieved through Council can determine priorities for and outcomes for our Shire careful planning supported by skilfully this funding. community. $3.9m announced in the prepared applications. Tooraweenah last 2 weeks. Take a moment to look has been fortunate to share the Cr Brian Mockler

Stronger Country Communities Fund—Round 3 Applications Open 1st July 2019

Minister for Western NSW, Adam Applicants can be from Councils and This is another great opportunity for Marshall announced Round 3 of the for the first time not for profit and the Tooraweenah community to Stronger Country Communities Fund community organization can apply. progress several projects identified and encouraged local groups to Projects can include programs and during the recent Community identify and apply for projects to make events as well as infrastructure. Revitalisation Workshop. a real difference to regional and rural Applications close on 27th September communities. 2019 with assessments taking place To find out more visit Round 3 will provide an additional from October 2019 through to January www.nsw.gov.au/ $100 million for community projects in 2020. strongercountrycommunities regional NSW with at least $50 million Successful applicants will be notified for youth related projects. from January 2020.

Tooraweenah Endurance Riders — More in the September Issue of the Bungles

The Tom Quilty National Endurance In the Intermediate (Unrestricted) Teams Tom Quilty National Endurance Championships were held recently in Event, Box Hill 4 were successful in Championship in July 2021. Queensland with 300 riders registered to winning this event with all 4 light & mid- Exciting times ahead with the planning participate. dle weight horses vetting through. and implementation of this National Local Riders Sam Duff and Charlie Bonham Congratulations all round. event. With everyone working together successfully completed the 100 Mile Ride The September issues of the Toora our community will benefit! to gain their Quilty Buckles. Bungles will give full details, names, times Congratulations to you both on reaching etc for these events. this milestone. This is an outstanding The exciting news coming from the result and acknowledges your riding skill Queensland event is that Tooraweenah and horsemanship. Endurance Riders will host the August 2019 Volume 25, Issue 11 Toora Bungles page 5 Tooraweenah Public School TPS Athletics Carnival Earn and Learn stickers from Woolworths. Book Fair The cool and blustery conditions could not This year we collected an incredible The book fair was once again, very well dampen the Butler and Garling spirit 10,094 stickers which qualified us for $600 supported in 2019. Thank you to all the during the school Athletics Carnival on the in school resources from Modern parents and community members who last day of Term 2. The relaxed day was Teaching Aids. The school was able to put made purchases. Our school library has filled with traditional athletics events the points towards classrooms resources earned 13 books valued at a total of $165 involving the School and Preschool for students to use including 3D Shapes, due to the sales. Thank you to Petria Maths games, STEM Craft building Cameron for volunteering her time to run supplies and art supplies. Thank you! the book fair all week. It is definitely a External Validation Meeting highlight for the students each year. Our External Validation Meeting was held PBL Celebration Day recently. Mrs Jenkin and I met with the At the end of Term 2, students celebrated panel and discussed our on balance reaching their 4000 point milestone as a judgements when completing the School whole school on Class Dojo. Students Evaluation Framework Self Assessment wore casual clothes and were treated to a students as well as novelty events. Survey and the evidence to support it. The fun afternoon of free-time, movies and We welcomed many parents, process allowed the school to reflect on popcorn. I have been very pleased with grandparents and community members to our progress towards goals and our the positive behaviour exhibited by the carnival on the day and this added to overall delivery in 14 aspects of the school students in the school recently. It is the day’s success. including elements in teaching, learning always a pleasure to hear positive It was fantastic to see such great and leadership. The panel agreed with our comments from teachers and visitors in participation in all events. Students will self-assessment in 11 areas of the our school. receive their certificates outlining their framework, and suggested our evidence Transition Program results in each event at the next school placed us higher than we thought, at Do you have a child starting school on assembly. sustaining and growing for three more 2020? You are invited to come and find Congratulations to the 2019 Athletics areas. Sincere thanks goes to Nadine out more about Tooraweenah Public Champions: Jenkin, Penny Zell, Maureen Altmann and School. Our Transition to school program Juvenile Boy Sam Trickey Gwenderlyn Horwood for their support in is currently available on Mondays until Juvenile Girl Holly Wykes developing the External Validation Mid Term 4. Please phone Karen Smith Junior Boy Jahkaia Hughes documents. 68481073 for an information pack and Junior Girl Lexi Trickey National Tree Day enrolment form. 11 Years Boy Brock Trickey The school Karen Smith Senior Boy Darcy Holland partnered with Relieving Principal the Tooraweenah Tooraweenah Public School Souljah Hughes tries CWA to celebrate Safe, Respectful Achievers his hand at Shot Put National Tree Day |w| 02 68481073 last Friday. The winning house on Parents and the day was GARLING community Congratulations to all members also came along and joined students on their us for the planting of two trees effort and donated by Jill Blackman. A lovely achievements. morning tea was enjoyed by all who attended. Thank you to the CWA and Earn and Learn points redeemed parents for providing morning tea. We Tooraweenah Public School would like to look forward to being involved in this thank the parents and community for important event again during 2020. their strong support in helping us collect August 2019 Volume 25, Issue 11 Toora Bungles page 6 Drought Support & Information www.agriculture.gov,au/ag-farm-food/ Check their website to find all the Drought Communities drought/assistance/farm-household- information on; Programme Extension. allowance; or contact; The changes to licences to reduce This funding is now available for farmers, Farmer Assistance Hotline 132316 kangaroos; How to apply for a licence for farm workers and farm suppliers, and NSW Government Drought Hub existing and new licence holders contractors facing hardship due to www.droughthub.nsw.gov.au Farm Innovation Fund customers will drought. Rural Assistance Authority (RAA) have interest charges refunded for the It can be used to spend in local Loans at a Glance 2017/18 financial year and the 2018/19 communities or to cover urgent bills such NSW RAA: 1800 678 593 financial year. as food, petrol and utilities. NSW Drought Transport Subsidies For more information go to; The $3,000 per household can consist of https://www.raa.nsw.gov.au/assistance/ www.agriculture.gov.au up to $2,000 in cash and $1,000 in emergency-drought-relief/transport- For Mental Health Information and vouchers. sibsidy-online-form support; The Salvation Army, St Vincent de Paul Automatic waiver of Local Land Services Centre for Rural & Remote Mental Health Society and Rotary Australia World rates for all landholders in 2019 and RAMHP—Rural Adversity Mental Community Service have been engaged to To apply call Service NSW 13 77 88 Health Program. Check out their web site deliver the assistance. Eligible households Class 1 agricultural vehicles will be W: www.ramph.com.au to find the local should reach out to these organisations exempt from the next annual registration RAMHP Coordinator directly to seek financial support (details charge. E: [email protected] below). To apply call Service NSW 13 77 88 Visit www.crrmh.com.au click on the link The Salvation Army Fixed charge component of water to the Drought Support Home Page 24 hour hotline: 1300 551 030 licences issued by Water NSW will be Water Infrastructure Rebates Website: salvos.org.au/drought automatically waived for licence holders in Applications can be made NOW to the St Vincent de Paul rural and regional NSW NSW Rural Assistance Authority Hotline: 13 18 12 Contact; www.raa.nsw.gov.au Website: vinnies.org.au Water NSW on 1300 662 077 The scheme will close 30/06/2021 or Farm Hub when funding allocation is exhausted, www.farmhub.org.au Office of Environment & Heritage whichever comes first.

Tooraweenah Show

Planning for the Toora showground, run by Dave Motley place to start. Places at the school will be the 2019 Show from Nyngan. limited so get in quick. The cost will be 100$ is well Topics covered include the starting of young for the day including lunch. Enquiries to underway and working pups, getting full control of young Brendan Butler 0447481048 or Ross Alison the Committee dogs and utilizing the dog’s natural talent 0428488162. has organised and reading the signs of what they are ready Entry Forms for these events is enclosed. a fantastic day to do and when. Positioning, placement of for the dogs, handler and stock to keep the stock Another upcoming event is our Golf community. flowing and calm, as well as any other Day, in partnership with the Lion's The speed questions that might come up on the day Club. Make sure Sunday 18 August shear will be on again with plans for a about handling livestock or dogs. terrific competition. If you have thought about trialling a good 2019 is in your diary. This year we are introducing a Rain Man young dog but are unsure of the rules or Get some friends together and come Sculpture Competition. With a little help what is expected at a trial than Dave’s and have some fun!! from locally made rain men we hope we can patience and experience would be a great turn things around so, let your creativity shine by making your take on a rain man for the 2019 Tooraweenah Show. We hope that Karl’s Motorcycle and through this competition you will be able to Small Motor Repairs spot rain men stretched out across the showground on show day. There will be prizes for the judge’s winners as well as people’s choice. Enquiries to Amanda

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Another terrific event which will be held on Phone Karl on: Sunday 20 October will be the Toora show 0434 613 155 or society’s yard dog section which will be 6848 1186 conducting a working dog training school at August 2019 Volume 25 Issue 11 Toora Bungles Page 7

 Diary Dates  Tooraweenah Lions Roar

President Lester is of his fingers!! ‘Take Time out!! Relax and Enjoy Life! no longer wearing Lions Club and Show Golf Day is his knighthood th scheduled for Sunday 18 August at Sunday 18th August crown but his OAM Toora Showground Golf Links. A Flyer Lions & Show Gold Day halo is quite highlighting all the details will be sent befitting for a Flyer will be sent out out. Absolutely no experience person of his necessary. The challenge is to get a stature. His first 2019 Toora Lions Thursday 12th September team together, sledging is permitted, meeting as head honcho was very but must be respectful at all times. It is

entertaining, lots of fellowship and Tail a fun family and friends day out. Lunch

Twister Geoff Pike spun a few slightly available in the Pavilion dining room “Cuppa & Convo” Tooraweenah CWA inaccurate stories, a fun evening for for everyone from midday, non players Rooms from 10am to 2pm everyone. welcome to share the social outing . Lester now delegates. He despatched Highlight will be, as always, the Saturday 28th September his servant woodchoppers on an Bradman Trophy for golfing excellence. Fanny Lumsden excursion to Butlers’ to cut and deliver Lion some loads of ironbark firewood to our Fanny Lumsden’s—Country Halls Tour Mock Markets, Music & Entertainment local senior citizens. Team leader was Geoff Hill, a stalwart with chainsaws so Saturday, 19th October sharp that they can slice bread, well sort of!!! Unfortunately his skills at de- Tooraweenah Show barking logs needs a bit of attention. All Day Fun you can't afford to miss! Taylor, Suffice to say, Geoff managed to “get in Brock & the way” and sort of re-arranged his Sam at the Sunday 20th October crow bar grip. Outcome is positive and Carnival Dave Motley Working Dog School he continued to work and still has most Tooraweenah Show Ground Presbyterian Church Mountain View Hotel

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Tooraweenah Friday 15th November Fourth Sunday ‘Fun & Frivolity - Build Resilience!’ August 2019 at 9am Tooraweenah Memorial Hall followed by Remember Happy Hour Every Friday Night from 5-6pm morning tea

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