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OBERON and surrounding VILLAGES community Newsletter - November 2017 -

CONTACT Email: [email protected] ISSN 2203 2878 Issue 047 November 2017

Celebrating NAIDOC

In September, eight Indigenous students from Oberon High School travelled to Bathurst with Mr Luccarda (Principal) and Mr Bender (Aboriginal Support Teacher) to participate in the Bathurst AECG NAIDOC Week opening ceremony.

The students joined with many schools in the Bathurst network in marching up William Street to the BMEC where they were entertained by a number of Indigenous performers including aboriginal dancers, singers, guest speakers and other guests.

This year’s theme, ‘‘Our Languages Matter’, aims to emphasise and celebrate the unique and essential role that Indigenous languages play in cultural identity, linking people to their land and water and in the transmission of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, spirituality and rites, through story and song.

The students are now planning their own NAIDOC afternoon to be held early in term 4.

ABOVE BACK ROW: Rona Fitzpatrick, Kelsey Sheehy, Crystal Jeffriess, Paige Corby, Baily Nielsen, Sono Fitzpatrick

FRONT: Jorgia McFawn, Sovereigon Fitzpatrick

Next Meeting Wednesday 22 November

5.30pm in the Council Chambers

Contact Tamara Greenhalgh Ph 6329 8100 for further

details


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Oberon

Bailey, Janet 6329 8100

Brotchie, John 6336 0593

Causer, Lynne 6329 8210

Eastwell, Anne 6329 8150

Fitzpatrick, Sheila 6336 1047

Heath, Angeline 6336 0703

Lang, Barry 6336 1352

O'Bernier, Bob 6336 0067

Pollock, Elizabeth 6336 1097

Richard, Barry 6335 6239

Safranek, Lynette 6329 8100

Stewart, Glen 6336 5306

Porters Retreat

Deborah Hoolihan 6335 5254

On Sunday, November 19th, at the Oberon Uniting Church Hall, the renowned Macquarie Male Singers will present a concert, which should appeal to young and old alike. The concert will commence at 2pm and will feature guest artist, Kathy Powell, who will present several solos, in addition to complementing the boys from the choir in a number of popular songs from some favourite musical shows.

The afternoons entertainment will be arranged and conducted by MMS musical director, Roland Auguszczak and he will be supported by Marianne Hearn on keyboard, Henry Bialowis on bass and his brother Richard Bialowas on guitar. Several choir members, including Josh Meyers, Roger Jones, Paul Prendergast and Ian Gordon will present some

popular solos during the programme.

The MMS have performed at several important venues over the years, including Parliament House and the War Museum in Canberra, and the ABC studios in Pyrmont, Sydney, as well as numerous concerts in Bathurst, Mudgee, Canowindra, Blayney, Cowra, Blackheath, Mandurama, Lithgow and Oberon.

Tickets for the Oberon concert will be available at the door and a delicious afternoon tea will be served following the entertainment. A quality, fun filled afternoon is assured.

Macquarie Male Singers in Concert Uniting Church Hall, Oberon Sunday 19 November at 2pm

Choir and Guest Soloists Performing New Items as well as Many Old

Favourites. Tickets $10

Available at the Door Afternoon Tea Available after the

Concert Enjoyable Afternoon is Assured.


Term Three Twenty seven courses were offered in Term 3 for our 195 members. The old favourites - including Bridge, Ukulele, Singalong, exercise classes, craft classes, walking and cycling activities as well as Armchair Travel sessions continue to be popular while new activities were introduced as well. U3A now runs a bookclub for those who like to discuss reading and a group of interested members enjoyed learning about constructing stone walls. A visit to Brenda Lyons' garden inspired those who love beautiful flowers and Ivan Shandanski ran

Latin Dancing classes for those who like moving with the times! One of the many highlights of last term was the course called "Ask Dr Grace". Members enjoyed learning current first aid techniques from Dr Grace who was both entertaining and engaging. Dealing with snake bites, fractures, heart attacks, burns and drownings were just a few of the topics covered. Coming up next Term Term 4 promises to provide our members with even more variety and enjoyment. Paul Ferry has offered to share his extensive knowledge and experience in photography and will run a course for beginners. Members are guaranteed to come away enthused and eager to get the picture! For those who love gardens there will be a bus trip to the beautiful Japanese Gardens in Cowra. Time will also be available to visit the Prisoner of War Campsite, the Australian and Japanese War Cemetery, and the Visitor Information Centre with its wonderful display of roses. Dietmar Sajowitz has offered to share his love of bowling with those who are eager to learn, and Aqua aerobics returns with a longer season than in the past. Those who have been regular attenders in the past can vouch for this activity – Sharon Inwood runs an excellent class with lots of laughs. Members improve their fitness levels with this regular weekly session in Oberon’s heated pool. Armchair Travellers will be treated to Dr Grace Maano’s humour and engaging style of presentation as she shares her experiences during Rotary Missions to various African countries, and Graeme and Lyndal Precians will return with another slice of India – this time the tropical south. Invitation to Morning Tea U3A members, family and friends are invited to the end of year morning tea on December 9th, 10am at the Community Centre. For any reader who has elevated to his/her 50's and is interested in learning more about U3A, please go to our website which has the current program in detail, the latest newsletter and a membership application form. - http://oberon.u3anet.org.au Alternatively, you may like to ring 63358226 or email [email protected]

Dr Grace and ‘patient’

Visit to Brenda Lyon’s garden

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People who may benefit from the centre:

People who live alone

Married couples

Elderly

Disabled

Socially isolated

Need Companionship

Need respite as carers We aim to provide an enjoyable, friendly atmosphere, engaging in various activities such as craft, games, music, exercises and quizzes.

When: Monday and Thursday 11am - 2pm Where: Oberon Health Service, Balfour St (Rear of Hospital) Transport: Bus to and from the centre is available. Meals: Tea and coffee provided. Lunch available at a minimal

cost. For further information please contact us on 6336 7200 from 10:00am until 2:00pm on Monday and Thursday only.

Oberon When: Last Wednesday of

each month Time: 9am - 12 noon

*Appointments available Phone: Aged Care Team. Ph

6332 8963 Venue: Oberon Health

Service, 67-73 North Street

OBERON NSW 2787 We provide a professional social work counselling, information & education service for carers of people over 65yrs with chronic health issues eg memory loss etc. We can provide counselling support also to carers and families (of the older person).

Search for Oberon Visitor Information Centre or use this link

https://www.facebook.com/OberonVisitorInformationCentre/?fref=ts

Oberon Community Transport You can book a Transport Trip or Transport

Social Trip between 10am and 2pm weekdays by either phoning Nadine Roach on 6329 8162 or by calling in to see her at

the Council Administration Building between 10am and 2pm weekdays.




ROADSIDE VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLAN.

Council recently received a $47,580 grant from Local Government NSW under the Council Roadside Reserves Environmental Grants Program to map and manage vegetation in Council’s roadside reserves.

This project will develop a Roadside Vegetation Management Plan (RVMP) which will be embedded into Council’s Integrated Planning and Reporting Framework. Training will be provided to council staff to improve their skills in assessing, documenting and planning the management of roadside reserves especially during capital works projects on Council Roads.

Oberon and Wagga Wagga Council have been selected by Local Government NSW to trial the new Rapid Assessment Methodology (RAM) to map roadside vegetation including weeds and to assess the conservation value of roadside reserves across the Oberon LGA.

The map below is of prioritised roads which are centred around the World Heritage National Parks in the east of the LGA and the Mitchell Landscapes of over cleared land around O’Connell in the north west of the LGA. Consultants CTEnvironmental will commence field assessments of the prioritised roads on 26 October 2017. Prioritised roadside reserves are indicated in pink.

A desktop database review of existing vegetation types across the 1100km of Council managed roads has identified the key areas and vegetation communities that will be assessed

using the RAM.

A key outcome of the project is to integrate weed management into roadside reserve management which will lead to a reduction in the impact of weeds on roadside reserves. The preservation of critical habitat for endangered species including the Koala is also a major objective of this project.


E-waste all your old computer and TV electronic items that you no longer use or need. Take them to the Oberon Council Waste Depot where they are dismantled,

processed and recycled into new goods and it’s FREE!

For further information, contact the Oberon Council's Planning and Development Department on 02 6329 8100.


Reserve 5th November 2.30pm for the return of popular John Martin and Susan Blake, with a light-

hearted varied program. Although fully booked already, the return of

John Martin (Piano) and Susan Blake (Cello) to “Music on Mount David”, is something special, so a “waiting list” has just been started. In case

of unwelcome mishaps among those who booked early, a very few vacancies may

emerge over the next couple of weeks. So contact [email protected] or 63379679 to

get on the waiting list!

Deputy Surveyor George W Evans was the first known European to Cross the Great Dividing Range with a party of five, three free men and two convicts on November 30th 1813 at a location now on the Hampton Road. They travelled on through what are now Rockley, Tarana, and O'Connell to Bathurst surveying for the Cox's Road. A new commemorative sign will be dedicated on Saturday November 25th 10.30am at the Antonio Reserve on the Hampton Road, followed by morning tea. The sign to acknowledge this landmark in the history of our region is funded by the Lithgow Branch of the National Trust, Lithgow City Council and Bill Hoolihan of Rydal. It is possible there are descendants of Evans and his party living in our area and we would especially like to hear from them.

2017 Oberon Council Local Government Golf Day Registrations are now open for the 12

th installment of the Oberon Council Local Government Golf Day,

to be held on Friday 17 November 2017, commencing at 9.00 am for a 10.00am shot gun start. There

will also be a Hole in One competition with the prize being a Caterpillar

Excavator package valued at approximately $50,000.00 that will commence at

2pm for all registered players. The Cost is $50 per player and players must be

over 18 years of age. For all enquiries and registration please contact Vicki

McKinnon on 6329 8147 or go to Councils website www.oberon.nsw.gov.au

by Friday 10th November 2017.

http://www.oberon.nsw.gov.au


Oberon RSL Men’s Bowling Club

Dudley St, Oberon

VISITORS and NEW BOWLERS WELCOME Wednesday

Twilight Bowls 5pm Friday

Bare Foot Bowls 5:30pm Saturday and Sunday

Social Bowls 1pm Contact:

Melita Braun Ph 0419 628 007

Acknowledgement

This community newsletter is produced and printed by Oberon Council

Do you need finance to buy important household items or a car?

The Josephite Foundation may be able to help you!

The Josephite Foundation provides people on a low income (Centrelink Healthcare Card or Pension Card Holders) with access to affordable credit. No Interest Loans (NILS) are available for up to $1000 to purchase essential new household items, some medical items, educational items and services. No interest or fees are payable on these loans. StepUp loans for amounts up to $3000 for essential items including secondhand vehicles. Interest is charged on these loans but at a lower rate than mainstream loans, and no fees are payable. Please contact us at the Bathurst Neighbourhood Centre for more information and details on eligibility criteria.

Kellie-Ann – Monday to Wednesday for NILS Mike – Thursday to Friday for StepUp Loans

Phone 02 6332 4866

Josephite Foundation

Men's Tennis in Oberon

Every Week, on Monday night, Oberon

Tennis Centre, Cunynghame Street

Contact: Harold Lyme on

6336 2299

Oberon Ladies’ Tennis

Every Week on Tuesday morning,

Oberon Tennis Centre, Cunynghame Street Contact: Flo

Spence on 6336 1742


New Kids on the Block

Oberon High School’s Agriculture Farm welcomed new goat kids in early October. The cute little critters join the growing menagerie of animals that are nurtured and studied by the students as part of their Agriculture and Primary Industries courses.

Oberon High School Supports World Peace Day

Oberon High School’s Hospitality and Food Technology students have a well-deserved reputation for preparing and serving fine food and this reputation is well known in the community. This year they were again asked to assist at Oberon’s World Peace Day celebrations. Sancia Moran (Year 10), Baily Nielsen (Year 10), Mathew Westall (Year 12) and Bailey Armstrong (Year 11) prepared and served delicious refreshments for morning tea for around 20 guests.

Butterfly Effect

Female students from Oberon High School who are in Years 7-10 participated in an all-day event called “The Butterfly Effect” late in Term 3. Throughout the day, Nikki Davis from Enlighten Education led around 40 girls through a number of workshops and discussions that helped them gain a better understanding of many subjects

including friendships, personal safety, feminism and their own potential.

The girls also learnt skills and strategies to help them manage stress effectively and learnt how to seek balance in their lives. They participated in lots of fun activities throughout the day which were designed to assist them to learn about stereotyping and how to deal with negative and contradictory messages that young women receive every day.

HSC exams

During October around 40 Oberon High School students from Years 11 and 12 sat for their HSC exams. Under the school’s compressed curriculum, year 11 students study HSC subjects and are able to complete these subjects a year earlier. For the Year 12 students, who were farewelled at a special assembly at the school on the last day of Term 3, these exams are the culmination of 13 years of study at school – quite an achievement!

ABOVE L to R: Sancia Moran, Baily Nielsen, Mathew Westall

and Bailey Armstrong assisting at Oberon’s World Peace Day

celebrations.

ABOVE: Class of 2017 at their farewell assembly in late

September


Baby Read and Rhyme - Weekly 10:15am, Contact Oberon Library Ph. 6329 8220 FOOLS Meeting - 2nd Tuesday of every month 1:30pm Contact Lyndle Hawkes Ph 6336 1934 Ladies Tennis 9am – 12noon Contact Flo Spence 6336 1742 Oberon Arts Council - Monthly meeting on the 4th Tuesday at RSL Club. Contact: Fran Charge on 6336 5144 Oberon Council Meeting - Monthly on the 3rd Tuesday. Council Chambers Contact: Oberon Council on 6329 8100 Oberon Indoor Bowls Oberon RSL Club, 7pm Ph. 6336 1607 Oberon Men’s Shed - Contact: Oberon Men’s Shed on 6336 5331 Oberon Needleworkers - Robert Hooper Community Centre from 7.30 - 9.30pm, Contact Joan Arrow 6336 1725 Story Time and Craft - Weekly 11am Contact Oberon Library Ph. 6329 8220

TUESDAY

Mainly Music - During School term 10am –11:30am, Oberon Christian Life Centre, Contact Dimity 0425 203 760 Oberon Business & Tourism Association Monthly 2nd Wednesday, 6.00pm at various locations. Contact Tim Charge Ph. 0427 365 144 Oberon Golf Club - Ladies Competition 9am start Oberon Military Museum - Opposite the RSL Club, Oberon Contact: Neville Stapleton on 0438 615 653 Oberon Neighbourhood Centre Weekly 9am - 1pm, 12 Ross Street, Contact Sue Fisher-Smith on 6336 0909 Oberon Show Committee 7pm, 3rd Wednesday each month at Oberon RSL Oberon Youth Council 4th Wednesday of each month at 5:30pm. Council Chambers, Contact Oberon Council on 6329 8100. Slimliners - Robert Hooper Community Centre, 9:30am Ph. June Evans 6336 1686

THURSDAY

WEDNESDAY

Can Assist Monthly Meetings Bi- monthly on the 2nd Thursday Oberon RSL Club at 5:30pm. Next meeting August 2017 Contact: 6336 1820 Oberon Golf Club Mixed Social Competition 12 noon Oberon Needleworkers

Reading Enthusiasts and Book Chat Club - Second Tuesday each month. 4pm at Library. Contact 6329 8220 Oberon Tigers Rugby League Monthly Meeting - Second Tuesday each month, 6:30pm at the Leagues Club Oberon Rotary Weekly on Tuesday, Oberon RSL, 6:30 for 7pm start. Contact Glen Stewart 0416 239 249 Writers Group 2nd Tuesday each month 10am Contact Anne Russell 0429 350 880

Parents Group - Robert Hooper Community Centre, 10:30am - 12pm. Oberon Military Museum Corner of Oberon and Dudley Street Oberon. Contact: Neville Stapleton on 0438 615 653 Oberon Neighbourhood Centre Weekly 9am - 1pm at 12 Ross Street, Contact Sue Fisher-Smith on 6336 0909 Oberon United Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Monthly on the 3rd Friday at 2pm Hospital Day Care Centre, Contact Annabelle Gilbert Ph 0408 205 009 or [email protected] O'Connell Cycling and Walkers Fridays 8am, meeting place O’Connell Avenue Cafe, O’Connell. Contact Geoff and Marie-Louise Burton on 0447 460 580 PT Just 4 U Weekly at the Robert Hooper Community Centre 5pm Contact Guy Nicholl Ph. 0400 837 186 Wrap with Love - 1st Friday of each month. Contact Robin Toedter on 6336 2019

FRIDAY

Combined Churches of Oberon Luncheon - Every 4th Monday of the month. Cost $10. All welcome Contact Janet Clayton Ph. 6336 1213 for more details or if you need a ride.

Family History at the CTC 1:30 - 3:30pm. Just drop in. Gardening Club every 3rd Monday at 10am. Contact Nancy Brown Ph. 6336 1225

Inner Wheel Club - 3rd Monday Contact Sandra Jackson Ph. 6336 1062 for details.

Mens Tennis. 7pm Contact Harold Lyme 6336 2299

PT Just 4 U Weekly at Robert Hooper Community Centre 5pm Contact Guy Nicholl Ph. 0400 837 186

Wiseman’s Creek Craft Group

Meets 2nd Monday at various locations Ph. June Burns on 6337 5726

MONDAY

meet at the RH Community Centre from 10:30am - 2:30pm on Thursdays. Contact Grace Cunynghame Ph. 6336 1008 Oberon Neighbourhood Centre Weekly 9am - 1pm at the 12 Ross Street, Contact Sue Fisher-Smith on 6336 0909 Oberon Show Ladies Auxiliary Oberon RSL Club 3pm. Meets monthly on the 1st Thursday of each month

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Oberon Playgroup We meet every Thursday during the school term. 10am till 12 at Oberon Public School. Contact person is Belinda Clark 0422220283 Tea and coffee is provided. $2 per family per week plus a yearly playgroup NSW membership pf $29. Bring your own morning tea.


Mass/Church Service times ST.IGNATIUS PARISH: Sat 5pm Black Springs, Sunday Mass 8.00am Oberon (Queen St)

OBERON UNITING CHURCH: 9.30am (Oberon St)

CHRISTIAN LIFE CENTRE: Sun 10am includes Kids Church. Albion St

ADVENTIST CHURCH: Sat 2pm (1st, 2nd, 5th Saturdays) 10am 2nd and 4th Saturdays. Bible Study, 11.30am Family Worship (Dart St) 3:30pm

ANGLICAN PARISH: ST. BARNABAS CHURCH: Each Sun 9am & 6pm Oberon St, Black Springs: 1st Sun 11:30am, Hampton 2nd & 4th Sun, 11:30am, Tarana 3rd Sun - 11:30am, Mutton Falls 5th Sun - 11:30am, St Barnabas Church (Oberon St) Open for prayer Mon to Wed 9am

Oberon Golf Club Men’s competition 10am start each Sat (women players are welcome)

Oberon Bowling Club Men’s competition, 12:30pm

Oberon Military Museum Corner of Oberon and Dudley Street, Oberon Open Sat. Contact: Neville Stapleton on 0438 615 653

OTHR Oberon Tarana Heritage Railway Display Open 1st Sat of each month. Oberon Station, North Street, Oberon. Contact: Elaine Boxer on 6336 0441

O'Connell Cycling Group and O'Connell Walkers Sun 8am, Meeting place O’Connell Avenue Cafe, O’Connell Contact: Geoff and Marie-Louise Burton on 0447 460 580

Tarana Farmers Markets Monthly on the 4th Sunday 10am - 2pm, Tarana Fire Shed Contact: Lynne on 6337 5867

Oberon Farmers Market 1st Saturday of each month

9am to 1pm, at Oberon Showground, Oberon, NSW. Contact: 0427 070 956

Oberon Campdraft When: 25-26 November. Saturday 6:30am start, Sunday 7am start. Oberon Showground. Camping, power and showers on ground. Dinner and Bar Saturday night. Enquiries: Troy Fitzpatrick 0428 763 008, Sally Thomas 0408 025 915

Melbourne Cup Tue 07 Nov 2017. Time: From 2.30pm. Join us for the 2017 Melbourne Cup - the race that stops the nation! At the Oberon Library on Tuesday 7 November from 2.30pm. Nibbles will be provided. For bookings and more information please contact the Oberon Library on 6329 8220

National Tree Day Planting When: Sun 12 Nov 2017. Time: From 2pm. Cost: FREE. Join us in our celebration of National Tree Day and Grandparents Day! Celebrate your grandparents with a FREE tree planting event and enjoy an afternoon tea. Sunday 12 November from 2pm at the Oberon Common. Don't forget to bring hat, gloves and sunscreen on the day!

Mitchell Conservatorium Spring Sound Festival

November 18 11:30 am — 1:30 pm This is one not to miss! Mitchell Conservatorium, live in our open air Amphitheatre, performing a specially selected mix of contemporary and classic fusion pieces, all celebrating the glory of spring. Honestly, can you think of a more spectacular spring setting? The Amphitheatre is part of the Private Garden, rarely seen by the public and only open during our Autumn and Spring Festivals and exclusive events such as this. If you love your music we’d love to have you join us. Tickets are available and picnic baskets too. Location: Mayfield Garden, 530 Mayfield Road, Oberon. Contact: 6336 3131

SPRING WORKSHOPS at Mayfield Sangria & Swine Workshop November 3, 11:00pm - 3:00 pm On a warm Spring day, you’ll learn how to mix unique combinations, to create delicious and nutritious sangria with local innovator & mixologist, Tommy Griffiths. Held in our Garden Centre by our amazing blue stone fireplace, our Head Chef, Dan Child, will showcase many ways to get some pork onto your fork. Linocut Printmaking Workshop November 4, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Learn botanical inspired printmaking with local artist/ printmaker Kim Bagot-Hiller. Her knowledge of botany, and science will unlock the artist within to journey through the botanical world of Mayfield Garden. Through the art of linocut printmaking explore, flowers and colour to inspire a unique vision of spring, inspired by the beautiful surroundings. Materials, Morning tea, Lunch and Afternoon Tea will be provided. No experience needed so come and have a day of art all welcome. Nude & Nourish Workshop November 10, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Mayfield gets a bit cheeky, as we hone our life drawing skills, with local contemporary artist Meg Allan. Set in a secret area of the garden to inspire so you can capture what you see on paper. You might be surprised by your talent… Feeling peckish? We will serve our communal feast with Mayfield’s produce. Materials provided & all levels welcome. Pottery to Plate Workshop November 17,11:00 am - 3:00 pm Renowned local potter, Louise Ranshaw, will teach you how to pinch your nerves and create tiny ceramics, with the basics. As she inspires you throughout the day, Mayfield have the paddock and garden to plate menu to keep you feeling full. Materials provided & all levels welcome. Forage & Feast Workshop November 24, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm One of our golden gardeners, will lead a tour of the Mayfield Kitchen Garden where the ingredients are picked by you during the tour & delivered to Dan, our kitchen maestro, to prepare for our signature, the communal feast. Afterwards, you will learn how to plant & maintain & take a piece of Mayfield home to create your own kitchen garden. Location: Mayfield Garden, 530 Mayfield Road, Oberon Contact: Mayfield Garden on 6336 3131

Rhythm Underground 2017! With Rhythm Hunters and

Special Guests When: Sat 25 Nov 2017. Doors Open 6pm - start 8pm sharp in the Grand Arch. * PLEASE NOTE: The road into The Grand Arch closes at 7pm. Please aim to be inside the venue no later than 7pm. Rhythm Hunters are back in their biggest show of the year, at The Jenolan Caves. For Bookings contact 1300 76 33 11

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