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Marulan | Tallong | Bungonia | TowrangJune 2019

The Churches of Marulan

All Saints Anglican Church1878

St Patrick's Catholic Church1930

St Stephen's Uniting Church1873


Goulburn Mulwaree Social Plan Goulburn Mulwaree Council is developing a Social Sustainability Strategy and Action Plan. We want to hear your ideas and aspirations for the kind of place and community you would like to see in the future.Social sustainability is about building and supporting a resilient community and putting people at the heart of decision making.It’s about creating a community that together can bounce back from challenges and a place that’s inclusive for all ages, abilities, incomes and backgrounds.To get involved we are asking community members to take an online survey via https://yoursay.goulburn.nsw.gov.au. These surveys are also available from the Goulburn Mulwaree Civic Centre in a hard copy format. Three community workshops are being held, with the Marulan workshop scheduled for Thursday 13th June from 6pm at the Marulan Hall. We would greatly appreciate you registering for the workshop to help with catering and organisation – the link for this is available on the Your Say website or simply type in www.eventbrite.com.au/e/marulan-community-workshop-goulburn-mulwaree-social-strategy-registration-61769596526

2019/20 Operational PlanThe exhibition period for our 2019/20 Operational Plan & Budget is now complete, and I thank residents who took time to put in a submission for us to consider. Councillors have worked through this document with staff over the past two months during workshops, and we are pleased that we are able to deliver a balanced budget which will continue with a number of major projects including the ones set out below in the Capital Works update. It is important to note that IPART has set the rate pegging limit for 2019/20 at 2.7%; this amount continues to be short of the real cost increases we as a Council are facing.We will be increasing the domestic waste charge for the year by around $25 and the rural waste fee by $15 as we continue to deal with increased costs for recycling and waste disposal. Fees and charges at the gates of our Waste Management Centres will also see some rises to ensure that the Waste Business unit is self-funding. Although Council never likes to raise charges, it is necessary within this area to ensure we remain sustainable – waste disposal is a costly business.I am pleased to inform residents that sewer and water charges will rise by only 0.25% for 2019/20, and council does not intend to charge a stormwater levy for the next financial year.Projects for Marulan in 2019/20 budget include:• Environmental improvement works at the Waste Management Centre,• George Street landscaping to beautify this space• Membrane replacement at the Marulan Water Treatment Plant to improve water quality• $500,000 for the feasibility study and concept design for the Marulan Wastewater Treatment PlantCouncillors will now consider the final budget and submissions at our meeting on the 4th June. As always, community members are welcome to attend.

Pictures & Popcorn at Veolia ArenaFor all our young families living in the Marulan area I recommend you put Saturday 6th July in the diary for a trip to Goulburn for the next Pictures & Popcorn event.Come and enjoy a super special evening at Pictures and Popcorn - at the Arena, featuring Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone! Grab your mates, your chairs or bean bags and head down to the Veolia Arena for a wizardly wonderful time!

A message from the MayorBob Kirk


As usual we will have a huge kids zone set up from 4pm which will feature Quidditch games, jumping castles, face painting and a mobile gaming van. Eat Street will also be full of your favourite food vans.All the activities kick off from 4pm, with the movie to start at approximately 6:30pm. See you there!

NEW ROOF PREPARES ENDEAVOUR INDUSTRIES FOR MORE BUSINESS

Local disability employer, Endeavour Industries, is looking forward to expanding its Small Business Division following completion of repairs to its roof at its 67 Oxley St site.The 51-year old enterprise has three major business operations at Oxley St that comprise Small Business, Secure Shredding and a Commercial Laundry. The Small Business operation employs about 14 supported employees involved in packaging and assembly, labelling and relabelling, mail outs and inserts. “And we are always looking for new business and new ideas,” says General Manager, Sonya White.One new idea that emerged from an insight provided by Small Business Manager Mischelle Lees was to repackage the many fold back clips and bull clips that accompany documents about to be shredded. Normally thrown away, these clips that are in good condition are now being repackaged for sale at low prices.“Working under a new roof that provides improved lighting, allows better use of space and provides more comfortable surroundings, is fantastic for our supported employees,” Ms White told the State Government MP for Goulburn, Wendy Tuckerman, who visited Endeavour on Monday.Ms White thanked the State Government and acknowledged the significant support of former State MP Pru Goward for making the repairs possible. Ms Goward supported Endeavour Industries’ application for a $30,000 grant from the NSW Government’s Community Building Partnerships program. That grant complimented a grant of $35,000 awarded from the NSW Minister for Disabilities, Ray Williams that was announced earlier in 2018.“We also greatly appreciated the work and the support of local businesses that undertook the repairs. They included Rob Naismith Constructions and Goulburn Electrical Wholesalers,” Ms White said.Endeavour Industries has been supporting the employment of people with disability in Goulburn since it was established in 1968 and currently employs more than 70 people, 55 of whom have disability. For more information about Endeavour Industries Goulburn Inc,visit www.endeavourgoulburn.com.au

DAY STOP TIMEDates

May June July Aug

Thursday Marulan Primary School 9:00-10:00am 9, 30 20 1

Thursday Brewers Centre, Marulan 10:00-11:00am 9, 30 20 11

Thursday Marulan Pre-School (Anglicare) 11:00-11:45am 9 20 1

Wednesday Bungonia 11:00-12:00pm 15 5, 26 17

Thursday Tallong Public School 1:00-2:00pm 16 6, 27 8, 29

Thursday Tallong General Store 2:00-3:30pm 16 6, 27 18

The Big READ Bus Timetable May - Aug 2019

Wendy Tuckerman on left, with Endeavour Industries Goulburn’s General Manager Sonya White


Welcome to winter! As we head into the colder months, and flu season, it’s especially important for those at risk (such as the more senior members of our community and the very young) to take precautions. NSW Health encourages those at risk to consult their GPs and to consider a flu shot. Flu shots are free under the National Immunisation Program for pregnant women, people over 65, Aboriginal people and those with medical conditions such as asthma, diabetes and heart problems. See https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/Influenza/ for more.The Marulan Region Chamber of Commerce has published a Visitors’ Guide to our beautiful region in an aim to increase visitation. The extensive guide, titled “Discover Marulan – The Secret Unveiled”, highlights the many attractions our region offers including the outdoor attractions and activities, our many historic sites, our retail and dining options, art, accommodation and events. I encourage you to pick up a copy and to distribute it to friends and family who live outside the region. You can pick up a copy at our town’s registered Visitors Information Centre at The Marulan Café (formerly The Marulan General Store) – next to the pub.The Chamber of Commerce met with Ms Wendy Tuckerman soon after her election to remind her about the significance of smaller towns and villages like Marulan. The Chamber was comforted that Ms Tuckerman appreciates the difficulties and challenges faced by the likes of Marulan who often get overlooked by their larger cohorts. Among the topics we discussed were the notion of a southern exit, water and sewerage, our plans for Meridien Park and ongoing advocacy for our region.I thank my fellow Chamber of Commerce executives, along with the Chamber’s sub committees such as the Kite Festival Committee, who continue to dedicate their time and effort to undertake projects that benefit our region and sense of community. One such initiative is an upcoming Horologists’ Weekend where some of the country’s most esteemed timepiece experts will hold their conference in Marulan. More details on this event will be provided soon.Dr Stephen James President, Marulan Region Chamber of Commerce Inc.

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Marulan Garden ClubThe Marulan Garden Club has a most enjoyable monthly meeting at the Uniting Church Hall or garden visits. The Marulan Garden Club meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month at the hall, 95 George Street from 10.00 am.If you would like further information about the Marulan Garden Club, please contact Sue Montgomery on 4841 0288.


Lions Club of Marulan & District

G’day again from the Marulan Lions’Well another month has just about passed and we’re heading towards winter. Bring on the ‘City to Surf’ race for me. To me that’s the start of the warmer months. Anyhow a lot prefer the cooler weather so I’ll just have to wait. What have the Lions’ been up to? Apart from our usual short but enjoyable meeting and or occasional visit to ‘Bunnings’ for their BBQ. Questionably Lions are some of the best BBQ cookers ever. They are renowned for their expertise with a pair of tongs and a hot plate.After lasts month talk at our Lions Club meeting from the organisation ‘Can Assist’ it was decided, by our President, Marlene, that we should invite the general public to our next special guess speaker. That took place at ‘the Church Hall’ on Sunday 26 May. We invited anyone who wished to attend a lecture by Jane Bushell from the ‘Dementor Australia - Goulburn. In all there were 38 in attendance with a nice afternoon tea supplied by the Lions’ Club. A good afternoon was had by all, I hope. I recon after the success of this afternoon we’ll do more of these days.Next months we have our ‘Change over meeting’. A meeting where we change our committee, a new president, secretary, treasury (although our treasury will be the same as last year, Marj) plus other positions. A new broom? Thanks to the old committee, good luck the new.We are still looking for new members. We are just a group of locals that want to put something back into our community. Call either Marlene on 0408 213 199 or myself on 0407 073 837.Peter Willard, Marulan Lion’s Club

Country Women's Association Report.

It has been an extremely busy month for our branch with members working extremely hard at Anzac Day, Apple Day and attending the State Conference in Albury. On Anzac Day a free morning tea was provided by Marulan CWA for those attending the 11.00 am service.Apple Day was very successful with our team completely selling out of scones and apple slices. This means that we are able to better support our community.Our guest speaker for May was Vanessa Montgomery, the manager of the Wingecarribee Animal Shelter. Vanessa gave us an insight into the behaviour of dogs and the signs to look for to be safe when approaching a dog.Fridays are busy running canteen for the school and we thank the parents for their continued support. Monies raised go towards the Education Grants that our branch provides at the end of each year.Our next Handicraft Day will be held at the CWA rooms, 28 George Street, Marulan, on Monday 3rd June at 1.30 pm. Community members are very welcome to attend. Our rooms are available for hire and new members are always welcome, phone Faye on 48410727.Georgia Baker, Publicity Officer, CWA Marulan Branch

A Cats Prayer

Now Lay Me Down To SleepI Pray This Cushy Life To KeepI Pray For Toys That Look Like MiceAnd Some Cushions Soft And NiceI Pray For Gourmet Kitty SnacksAnd Someone Nice To Scratch My BackFor Window Sills All Warm And BrightFor Shadows To Explore At NightI Pray I Will Always Stay CoolAnd Keep The Secret Feline RuleTo Never Tell A Human ThatThe World Is Really Ruled By Cats


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Apart from our Dine Around The World dinner nights, we have an exciting line-up of community events and activities scheduled for June. Join the community spirit and be part of

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Boral Marulan South Operations An update for the community through Discover Marulan

June 2019

More information? www.boral.com.au/marulan. Like us on Facebook – @BoralAustralia.

Boral’s Marulan South Operations is pleased to present our valued neighbours and community with this regular update.

Tallong Apple Day Congratulations to the Tallong Apple Day committee for another successful Tallong Apple Day. Boral Marulan South Operations had the pleasure of supporting this event in a number of ways from sponsorship, provision of prizes and printing. We are proud to be associated with such a great community event.

This year we placed ourselves in the park and had a great time running apple based activities like the Apple Splat and Apple Throw for various age groups. We will certainly be back next year with the same fun games.

Boral Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan During May, Boral launched the Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP).

The Plan outlines our Vision “for all our people to respect and embrace the proud heritage of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and to actively promote opportunities and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, places and relationships in our operations and local communities across Australia.”

Marulan South Operations continue to work closely with our local Aboriginal groups and look forward to implementing the Reflect RAP. The RAP is available at https://www.boral.com/reflect-reconciliation-action-plan

Marulan Village support May has seen Boral support a number of projects associated with the Marulan Village Plan and the Marulan Public School.

In partnership with Council, Boral assisted in the installation of the pathway at the northern end of Marulan finalising a walkway along the eastern side of George Street.

Tony Onions Park has seen recent building activity with the construction of new amenities. To follow this, with the assistance of Boral and Gunlake will be the construction of a gazebo over the BBQ.

Finally, Boral Marulan South operations, partnered with a number of locals to assist in the construction of a storage shed at Marulan Public School. Concrete was batched at the local Marulan Plant and delivered for the foundation slab.

Boral Outward Bound Youth Leadership Program Over the first week in May, 13 local Year 9 high school students experienced the Boral Outward Bound Youth Leadership Program at Tharwa near Queanbeyan.

Students were provided an opportunity for personal development and to gain leadership and team building skills. As part of the program, students are encouraged to develop a community project.

We are looking forward to assisting the students use their new skills to implement projects which will address waste at their schools, fund raise and educate farmers on safety and assist in further development of gym facilities.

Connect with Boral Marulan South Quarry: 4841 1701 Limestone: 4820 3003 Email: [email protected] Environment (Quarry): 4841 1701 Hours: 24 hours – see website.

MARULAN on the Meridian 2019 KITE FESTIVAL

ART EXHIBITION

21st and 22nd SEPTEMBER, 2019

Best Painting or drawing

Best Quilt Best Textile

Best Woodworking Best Ceramic Best Photo

Best Sculpture Youth Art Prize (17 years and under) Best Child’s photo taken with a phone

(child 10 and under)

Entry forms and details marulankitefestival.org.au

Facebook.com/marulankitefestival E: [email protected]

Phone: 48410288

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Candidate Party Marulan Tallong Bungonia

Aoife Champion Labor 24.80 25.79 22.29

Lynda Abdo United Australia Party 8.59 6.79 9.14

Tanya Hargraves Conservative National Party 3.50 3.39 5.71

Angus Taylor Liberal 51.35 43.44 48.57

David Powell The Greens 3.34 4.98 4.57

Huw Mostyn Kingston Independent 7.79 13.12 9.71

Ian Stanley Nebauer Christian Democrat Party 0.64 2.49 0.00

Informal Votes 8.04 3.70 3.31

Candidate Party Marulan Tallong Bungonia

Aoife Champion Labor 38.16 43.89 34.86

Angus Taylor Liberal 61.84 56.11 65.14

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2019 Federal ElectionLocal Polling Results

Voting is compulsory for Australian citizens aged 18 years and over. If you don’t vote, you may be prosecuted.

Below are listed the percentage of votes obtained from local polling places for the Hume house of representative candidates in the 2019 Federal Election.Additional rsults can be viewed at https://tallyroom.aec.gov.au/HouseDefault-24310.htm


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Gunlake Sponsors Tallong Apple Day A sea of over 10,000 people meandered through the exhibits, stalls and entertainment at this year’s annual Tallong Apple Day Festival. Gunlake was, once again, very proud to be co-major sponsor for the event that showcases the rich contribution that the Tallong area made to the orcharding industry in years gone by. As many locals would be aware, the apple, pear and peach orchards were all but wiped out in the 1965 bushfire. This year, the bulk of our sponsorship went towards the presentation of the Puppet Show, which always proves very popular with children of all ages. As a 100% Australian family owned company, Gunlake is committed to supporting events like Tallong Apple Day which bring a boon for our local economy. We always encourage community feedback by visiting our website at: www.gunlake.com.au/contact/ or by calling Gunlake Quarry on 02 4841 1344.


Tallong’s 14th Apple Day Prize Winners

It was a grand day in Tallong at the 2019 Apple Day Festival! It was a high point at the end when the many place winners of the various competitions were announced and the lucky draw and the big raffle was drawn. I am pleased to present here a complete list of prize winners. The 14th Apple Day Festival Winners were:Major Raffle Winners Drawn by Senior Constable Finch at 3.15pm- Sunday 5th May 2019 at Tallong Apple Day: Ian Mitchel, Tallong-Suzuki Baleno GL 1.4 L Auto; Norbet, Tallong-Holiday at The Moorings Tomakin for up to 6 people; Serihusim Huseyin, Mittagong-Family Fun Pack; Damien Robbins, ONLINE PURCHASE-Family Photo Shoot; M. Sutton, Bundanoon-$500 Towards Carpets,Curtains,Blinds; Anne Byrne, Dinning Package; Eliza Field, Marulan-Ladies Pamper pack; Chris Smith, -Men’s Giftpack; Glen Knight, Alpine -Kid’s Toy pack; Alyshia Spencer, Goulburn-Electrical Goods package; Lisa Clarkson, Goulburn-Silverware Tea & Coffee set; M. Watchirs- Goulburn-Apple Day Hamper; Dianne Perry,Ingleburn-Limited Edition Wine & tasting at Tertini Wines.Silent Wood Auction: Jude Arlington pledged $250. Lucky Draw cash $200: Len Harvey, Crookwell. Apple Guessing Competition: Josh Derwent, Guess 150 - there were 148 apples. Spin The Longest Thread: Melissa Robin 24.66 m. Felt Competition - Making Granny Smith Inspired Headwear: Illawarra Felt Makers-Tuula Harman & Debbie Whitby. Fleece To Garment: Goulburn Hand Spinners & Weavers-Melissa Robins, Maggie Summer, Pat St George, Nancy Cooper.Quilting Competition: 1st - Maureen Hollow; 2nd - Akke Vanerbyl; 3rd - Kerry Lawrence; Highly Commended-Cindy Goulburn Disability; Grand Champion - Lorainne Headbutter; People’s Choice - Lorainne Headbutter.Sculpture: Primary, Best Entry - Marulan Public School; Highly Commended - Shelby-Lee Brown; Secondary, Best Entry - Goulburn High School; Highly Commended - Ariella Northe; Adult, Best Entry - Troy Brown; Highly Commended - Christy Derwent; People’s Choice - Mathew Brambley.Art Competition: Primary K-2, Best Entry - Heather Mares; Highly Commended - Heather Mares; Primary 3-6, Best Entry - Olive Love; Highly Commended - Mackenzie Neville; Secondary, Best Entry - Iris Love; Highly Commended - Amie Wise; Adult, Best Entry -Sean Quigley; Highly Commended - Margaret Wiseman. Grand Champion – Sean Quigley. People’s Choice - Charli Robson.Creative Writing: Primary 3-6 Short Story, Best Entry - Hannah Bretteil; Highly Commended - Imogen Cooper; Primary 3-6 Poem, Best Entry - Shelby-Lee Brown; Highly Commended - Makayla Gray; Secondary Short Story, Best Entry - Josh Bramley; Highly Commended - Josh Bramley; Secondary Poem, Josh Bramley; Adult Short Story, Best Entry - Bel Agren; Highly Commended - Maureen Hollow; Adult Poem, Best Entry - Bel Agren; Highly Commended - Rodney Hollow.Photography Competition: Primary, 1st - Chloe Schweeres; 2nd - Shelby-Lee Brown; 3rd - Chloe Schweeres; Highly Commended - Hayden Dunn; Primary Pet Category, 1st - Olive Love; 2nd - Olive Love; 3rd - Layla Mayhew; Secondary, 1st - Emma Kitching; 2nd - Jaymond Hill; 3rd - Cedar Love; Highly Commended - Cedar Love, Josie Dunn, Melanie Van der Meer; Secondary Pet Category, 1st - Miki Thorneycroft; 2nd - Miki Thorneycroft; 3rd - Breea Waters; Highly Commended - Miki Thorneycroft; Adult, 1st - Jenny Webster; 2nd - April Love; 3rd - Duncan Turruff; Highly Commended - Mila Montgomery, Mila Montgomery, Troy Brown; Adult Pet Category, 1st - Kersty Lovell; 2nd - Danny Zylstra; 3rd - Danielle Ghosh; Highly Commended - April Love. Grand Champion - Miki Thorneycroft. People’s Choice – Josie DunnBake-off Winners: Primary, Category 1, 1st - Cianna Frost; 2nd - Cordelia Turiff; 3rd - Geordie Richardson; Category 2, 1st - Ella Shearer; 2nd - Shelby-Lee Brown; 3rd - Page Frost; Category 3, 1st - Kai Trankulor; Secondary Schools, Category 1, 1st - Tiffany Ezzy; 2nd - Tiffany Ezzy; 3rd - Zeliha Ozcalik; Category 2, 1st - Ellen Daws; 2nd - Sarah Edwardson; Category 3, 1st - Emma Trankular; 2nd - VamieCastles; 3rd - Natalie Ford; Secondary, Category 1, 2nd - Melanie Van Der Meer; 3rd - Melanie Van Der Meer; Category 2 & 3, No Entries; Category 4, 1st - Page Richardson SHOWSTOPPER; Adult, Category 1, 1st - Madeline Turnstall; 3rd - Laura Mills; Category 2, 3rd - Maureen Hollow; Category 3, 1st - Rachael Russell & Kerry Lawrence; 2nd - Sharon Porter; 3rd - Sharon Porter; Category 3, 1st - Mila Montgomery; 2nd - Sharon Turriff; 3rd - Bronwyn Tobin; Open, 1st - Sharon Porter; 2nd - Melanie Brown. GRAND CHAMPION – Rachel Russell

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The Creative Vegetarian Cook

Easy Vegetarian LasagneMmmmmm. Lasagne. What could be more comforting on a cold winter’s night than delicious, hearty lasagne? This recipe is packed full of tender vegetables, a light tomato sauce, and plenty of cheese. You can use gluten free lasagne sheets if you prefer. You can also substitute your preferred veggies in place of the ones we’ve suggested in the recipe. You may prefer mushrooms, carrots, spinach, pumpkin or anything else. This recipe is very flexible.

Ingredients:• 14 lasagne sheets• 2 tablespoons olive oil• 1 cup chopped onion• 1 tablespoon minced garlic• 2 medium zucchini, chopped• 1 small eggplant, chopped• 1 cup roasted capsicum (jarred is fine), drained and

chopped• 800 gram can crushed tomatoes• 1 handful fresh basil leaves, chopped• 420 gram tub ricotta or cottage cheese• 2 large eggs• 1 cup parmesan cheese, grated• 230 grams mozzarella cheese, shredded• Salt and pepper, to taste

Directions:1. Lasagne Sheets: Bring a large pot of salted water to

the boil and cook the lasagne sheets according to package directions. Tip: Add a couple teaspoons of oil to the water so the sheets don’t stick. Drain then lay flat.

2. Veggie Sauce: Heat the oven to 180 degrees C. Lightly oil a 35cm x 25cm baking dish or spray with non-stick cooking spray.

3. Panfry the onion in a bit of oil, stirring occasionally until translucent, for about 5 minutes. Add the garlic, zucchini, eggplant, and a pinch of salt then cook, stirring occasionally until softened but still with some crunch, for about 5 to 8 minutes.

4. Stir in the roasted red capsicum and crushed tomatoes. Bring to a low simmer and cook until the liquid has thickened and reduced by half, for about 5 minutes. Add the basil and season to taste with additional salt and pepper.

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5. Cheese Sauce: While the sauce cooks, stir the ricotta cheese, eggs, and a 1/2 teaspoon of salt in a medium bowl until well combined.

6. Assembly: spoon just enough vegetable mixture into the baking dish to lightly cover the bottom (about 1 cup). Arrange four lasagne sheets lengthwise and side by side to cover the bottom.

7. Spread about half of the ricotta cheese mixture over the lasagne sheets. Sprinkle with a third of the parmesan cheese and a third of the mozzarella cheese. Top with a third of the vegetable mixture.

8. Add another layer of four lasagne sheets then repeat with remaining cheese and vegetables. Finish with a final layer of lasagne sheets, vegetables, parmesan cheese and mozzarella cheese.

9. Cover loosely with foil and bake for 20 minutes. Carefully uncover then bake for a further 15 minutes until the cheese is crusty around the edges. To make the cheese golden brown on top, slide the baking dish under the grill for a couple of minutes. Let the meal rest for 10 to 15 minutes before serving.

This recipe is proudly brought to you by The Marulan Café (formerly The Marulan General Store). www.marulancafe.com


The Marulan Region Chamber of Commerce Inc

encourages people to support local businesses. We have a great village with great services and terrific local businesses with more yet to come. You’ll find the prices at our local businesses are comparable to those in the big towns and cities. Not only that, you’ll also be helping sustain our local economy.

To find out more about our Buy Local initiative, visit the Chamber’s website at marulanchamber.org.au

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Community Connections

EMERGENCY NUMBER: 000 Landline 112 Mobile

Emergency App: Emergency+

Goulburn Ambulance Station .......... 4827 0444 SES ................................................ 132 500Goulburn Base Hospital .................. 4827 3111Marulan Police Station .................... 4841 1516Goulburn Police Station .................. 4824 0799LifeLine ........................................... 131 114WIRES ............................................ 1300 094 737Marulan Rural Fire Service .............. 4841 1555Marulan General Store .................... 4841 1717Marulan Pharmacy .......................... 4841 1622Marulan Post Office ........................ 4841 1648Marulan Visitors’ Info Centre ........... 4841 1717

Transport Sydney Trains Southern Highlands LineMarulan to Central (various stops)Departs Marulan at 5:48 amArrives Central at 8.40 am

Departs Marulan at 07:52 amArrives Central at 10.34 am

Departs Marulan at 1.37 pm (Bus)Arrives Central at 5.30 pm (Train)

Further information can be obtained at http://www.sydneytrains.info/timetables/

Marulan Region Chamber of CommercePresident: Dr Stephen JamesVice President: David HumphreysSecretary: Linda BlicharzTreasurer: Jacqui Muller

Further information can be obtained at http://www.marulanchamber.org.au

Brewer CentreDr Rob KellettMarulan Medical Clinic Mondays and Wednesdays, 8 am – 5 pmPh 4841 1223

Marulan & District Historical SocietyThe Marulan & District Historical Society Inc. (MDHS) meets the 2nd Thursday of every month at 1.00 pm at the Uniting Church Hall.President: Russell MontgomerySecretary: Sue Montgomery, 4841 0288Treasurer: Rosemary Turner 0409 244 574Further information can be obtained at http://www.marulanhistorical.org.au.

Country Women’s AssociationThe Marulan Branch of the CWA meets the 3rd Wednesday of every month at the CWA Room, 28 George Street, Marulan.Contact: Faye on 4841 0727

Marulan Lions ClubOur members do whatever is needed to help their local communities. Everywhere we work, we make friends.Contact: Marlene Skipper on 4841 1313

Marulan Garden ClubMeets 1st Tuesday of the month at the Uniting Church hall at 10.00 amPresident: Carolyn HaleSecretary: Alan & Vicki MitchellTreasurer: Sue MontgomeryFor further information call 4841 0288

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Calendar of Events

Saturday 1 Sunday 2

Marulan Craft Shop, 10am, Memorial Hall

All Denominations Chruch Service, All Saints Anglican Church, Marulan, 9am Marulan Craft Shop, 10am, Memorial Hall

Monday 3 Tuesday 4 Wednesday 5 Thursday 6 Friday 7 Saturday 8 Sunday 9

Marulan Chi Kung Group, 10am, CWA Hall MDHS Working Bee, 10am, 95 George St Argyle Singers, 6pm, CWA Hall

WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall Marulan Garden Club, 10.00am Marulan Rural Fire Service, Training, 7pm

Marulan Lions Card Players Club, 7pm, Memorial Hall

Marulan: Regular Bin WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall

Valmar Community Transport, 9am

Marulan Craft Shop, 10am, Memorial Hall Marulan Book Exchange, 10am, Memorial Hall



Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday Marulan Chi Kung Group, 10am, CWA Hall MDHS Working Bee, 10am, 95 George St Argyle Singers, 6pm, CWA Hall

WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall Marulan Lions Club, 6pm, Memorial Hall Marulan Rural Fire Service, Training, 7pm


Marulan: Regular Bin Marulan: Recycle Bin MDHS Meeting, 1pm, Uniting Church Hall WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall





Marulan Chi Kung Group, 10am, CWA Hall MDHS Working Bee, 10am, 95 George St Marulan Progress Meeting, 5.30pm Argyle Singers, 6pm, CWA Hall

WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall Marulan Rural Fire Service, Training, 7pm

CWA Meeting, 10.00am, CWA Hall Marulan Lions Card Players Club, 7pm, Memorial Hall

Marulan: Regular Bin WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall Marulan Chamber of Commerce Meeting, 6pm, Memorial Hall






WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall Marulan Lions Club, 6pm, Memorial Hall Marulan Rural Fire Service, Training, 7pm


Marulan: Regular Bin Marulan: Recycle Bin WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall






Marulan Garden Club, 10.00am WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall Marulan Rural Fire Service, Training, 7pm


Marulan: Regular Bin WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall



All Denominations Chruch Service, All Saints Anglican Church, Marulan, 9am Marulan Craft Shop, 10am, Memorial Hall

June 2019

Marulan Memorial Hall - George Street, MarulanCWA Hall - 28 George Street, Marulan

For a more comprehensive list of events head to discovermarulan.com.au/events

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