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Incorporating the Marulan District

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https://www.facebook.com/groups/Bungonia In it’s 27th continuous year

Printed Circulation: 496 Est. Readership: 1,100 Volume 27 Issue 8 September 2017

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. 10.30am — noon

September dates:

Wednesday 13th 2017 at

Bungonia Hall

$15 Nutritious Meal at the

Hall Wednesday

6th, 20th & 27th September

Judy’s Kitchen Morning Tea

Wednesday

13 September. 10.30am $5

BUNGONIA MARKETS

SATURDAY 30 Sept. 2017

9a - 2p

$15 HOT LUNCH Bungonia is the home to numerous people who may not be looking after themselves in relation to a properly prepared and nutritious meal. I, and others, can prepare a nutritious and flavorsome meal down at the Hall for the princely sum of $15 per head. It won’t be sandwich’s but steak & veg or similar. A proper home made meal with dessert. Now whether you decide to stay and eat the meal with others at the hall or take it home for dinner that night - you are more than welcome to come on down for the meal. Because we have Judy’s Kitchen Table Morning Tea on the 2nd Wednesday of each month, we will provide a lunch time meal on all other Wednesday’s of the month except the 2nd Wednesday. I would appreciate you contacting me on each occasion by the end of the proceeding Monday so that I can cater for the correct numbers. If you don’t pre book, there won’t be a meal for you to collect or eat.

Looking forward to seeing you all.

Cal 48447273 Bungonia@Gmail.com

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CHILDRENS YOGHURTS - PRODUCT RECALL

Last week all 110g Tamar Valley Dairy Kids Yoghurt Pouches

were pulled from shelves, and on Sunday The Australian Competi-

tion and Consumer Commission issued another recall involving

three other kids yoghurts.

Calciyum yoghurt 70g pouches, Woolworths yoghurt 70g pouches

and LDI Brooklea yoghurt squishy super size 150g pouches have

all been pulled from shelves due to a packaging issue involving

faulty mushroom style caps.

“It has come to our attention that upon resealing, some of the caps

are failing, resulting in a possible

choking hazard,” the recall notice reads.

“The centre top of the cap may become dislodged upon re-

application of the cap after initial use, and

pose a choking hazard.”

The recalled yoghurts have been available for sale at various retail-

ers including Metcash/IGA, Foodworks, Foodland, Friendly Grocer

4 Square and/or Farmer Jacks, Woolworths and Aldi.

People have been urged to return the yoghurts to their place of pur-

chase for a full cash refund.

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BUNGONIA MARKETS The Markets are on again from 9am - 2pm on Saturday 30 Sep-

tember.

There will be plenty to eat and drink together with car boot

sales, wine, fresh produce, nic nacs, cheeses, cakes, sausage siz-

zle, bacon & eggs sandwiches, honey, jams etc.

Come on down and enjoy the day. If you would like to book a

spot to sell your wares - phone Pauline on 48447273

Bungonia now has its own Facebook page.

Find us at

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I’ve been seeing this absolutely stunning girl for about 6 weeks. Then this morning, the police showed up & took my binoculars.

Bungonia Hall Hire The Hall is available for hire. For full de-tails and bookings call Moira McGinity on 4844 4266. Unlike many village halls ours is owned & operated by the community & the hall rental provides the Progress Assoc with a bit of income to pay rates, insurance, repairs & improvements to the hall. The new Supper Room has a commer-cial kitchen and can be rented sepa-rately to the main hall or they can be rented together. We have hourly hire rates, daily and a package over three days suitable for functions like weddings where a set up time etc. is necessary. These are the hire rates: * Daily rate for Hall and Supper Room ... $300 ($400 for Govt & Business entities) *Hall only or Supper Room only .... $200 per day * Supper Room AND Hall together .... $50 per hour * Supper Room or Hall separately .... $40 per hour *"Wedding Package* ... $550

Wedding package $550

is from noon the day before, full day of wed-

ding & a.m. to noon the day after, plus re-

fundable deposits.

REFUNDABLE FEE’s

Damaged deposit = $400

Cleaning = $150

Discount of 50% to financial members of 12

mths standing on the

fee’s.

BUNGONIA

HISTORICAL SOCIETY Next meeting:

Monday TBA 2017 @ 7.30pm at Hall.

BUNGONIA RURAL WATCH

Next Meeting:

Monday TBA 2017 6.30pm at the Hall

Contacts:

Moira McGinity 4844 4266

Diana Moran 4844 4234

If Senior Constable Kim Finch is not avail-

able at the Marulan Police Station

( 48411516 ) when you ring, your call will

be transferred to Goulburn Police Station

( 48240799 ).

Mick Calleja is the Rural Crime Investiga-

tor and deals with matters relating to stock

theft or stolen equipment or chemicals.

Report any theft no matter how small as it

may build up a picture of a wider ring.

Always report to the police any sighting of

vehicles hanging about. If possible give the

registration number, colour, make etc. This

gives the Police information to work on if

there are any incidents in the area.

BUNGONIA PARK TRUST Next Meeting:

Wed. TBA 2017 @ 7.30pm @ the Hall.

I was having a cold beer and the barmaid

screamed “ Does anyone know CPR? “

I yelled, “ I know the entire alphabet ! “

and we all laughed and laughed .... Well

except for one guy.

If you can read this, thank a Teacher and

ef yoo kan rid ths yoo prbli ar a teecha

Enquire here

BUNGONIA PROGRESS ASSOCIATION

Next Meeting: Monday 11 September 2017.

7.30pm at the Hall

Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940), Saturday 4 January 1908, page 4

BUNGONIA.. (From Our Correspondent.) Progress Meeting --The monthly meeting of the Bungonia and District Progress Association took place on Saturday last. The president (Mr. G. Broadhead) took the chair, and the following business was dealt with:- A letter from the Fish-ery Department was read stating that owing to the lateness of the season trout could not be supplied to be liberated in the upper waters of the Shoalhaven, but when the time ar-rived the request of the association would be complied with. It was decided that application be made for shelter-sheds and tanks at the Lookdown, and that Colonel Ryrie and Mr. Wm. McCourt, Ms.L.A., be asked to urge the matter. It was also decided to allow Miss Reynolds the use of the hall for a social on the night of her picnic, and that the association re-turn thanks to the young lady for the kind invitation to the pic-nic. Accident.- While a couple of lads, sons of. Mr. G. Broad-head, were having a race on Boxing Day one of them, named Leonard, met with rather a peculiar accident. As he was running past a gate the gate opened with the wind, meet-ing the young fellow with great force. He collided with it and was knocked partly senseless, besides being bruised from head to foot.

A meeting of the newly-formed Rifle Club was held at Frost's hotel on Monday last, when the usual eye test took place. A number of members were sworn in. Mr. Marsh Broadhead was elected captain, and tenders were re-quested to be called for the rifle range. January 1.

* * * In the 1906 edition of “ The Tourists Hotel & Boarding Houses Directory “ issued by the Government Tourist Bureau, Sydney - the following descriptions were inserted: Marulan, 2,108 feet ( 116 miles from Sydney ) Is the nearest station to the Bungonia Caves, 17 miles dis-tant. Visitors conveyed, at 6s 6d per head, by arrangement. The scenery in their neighbourhood is extremely grand. Good camping grounds and shooting. Hotels: Terminus, Kept by W. Riley. Can accommodate 12 persons. 4/- to 8/- ( shillings ) per day. £1 - £1:10 per week. Royal, Kept by A. Kelly. Can accommodate 20 persons. 4/- to 8/- per day. £1:1 - £2 : 4 per week. Bungonia. The township is within 6 miles of the Cavbes, and 11 from Marulan. Is surrounded by pretty scenery. Good shooting all round. Splendid natural soda-water spring. Hotels: Victoria, Kept by T. J. Frost. Can accommodate 6 persons. 4/- to 8/- per night. £1 : 1 - £1 : 10 per week.

TIP TIMES

Goulburn Tip. 7 days 8a - 4p

Marulan Tip Sat / Sun 8a - 4p

Marulan Tip Fri & Mon 8a - noon

Tarago Tip Sat / Sun / Mon 8a - 4p

Claiming the dates

Wine & Cheese night Saturday 14 October 2017

See next issue for times

Thanks to D & L Gatty of Quialigo for

your much appreciated donation to

Bungonia Times.

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they are not to be regarded as expressing the

official opinion of the publishers unless ex-

pressly stated. The Bungonia Times

(Volunteers) accept no responsibility for the

accuracy of any of the opinions or information

contained in this edition and readers should rely

on their own enquiries in making decisions

touching their own interest.

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Bungonia

CWA

Only a brief report

this month as we had a

quiet month. We had our

last meeting at Bungonia

hall and talked about

the last Group Council

meeting and the in-

spiriring speaker that

was at that meeting from

OZHarvest.

These people are very

interesting and they are

doing an amazing job.

We have a few things

coming up in September

and the ladies will be

busy and we also have

the Group AGM in October

coming up in a rush.

Our next meeting

will be in Goulburn and

we are all treating our-

selves to a lunch out

afterwards.

Keep safe and well

and wishes to Don Cooper

and congrats to Lorraine

on her bowling suc-

cesses.

Cheers Leanne

WEATHER FACTS - 2017 Jan. 39.6 mm over 9 days

Feb. 49.5 mm over 12 days

Mar. 163.6 mm over 23 days

Apr. 22.0 mm over 6 days

May 23.6 mm over 3 days

June 18.2 mm over 8 days

July 7.6 mm over 6 days

Aug 37.0 mm over 7 days ( to 22nd )

Sept mm over days

Oct mm over days

Nov mm over days

Dec mm over days

YTD: 353.5 mm over 74 days

2016 total 837.2mm 113 days

Bungonia Heights

UHF Repeater frequency The private frequency for Bungonia has

now been turned off.

Channel 8 UHF CB will be the local UHF

CB Repeater channel to use locally.

If you are close enough to speak directly

with someone, you can use channel 38

( simplex ) car to car, car to portable, but if

you need to utilise the Repeater function,

use channel 8 ( duplex ) for all of your

radio needs ( depending on the terrain and

distance you are from the repeater )

Bear Grylls’ wife had butterflies in her stomach when they first met whereas he had squirrel gut in his.

GET WELL:

Don Cooper

HAPPY BIRTHDAY:

Condolences to friends &

family of:

BUNGONIA MARKETS

A shoutout for HELP is being made for

people to assist Pauline Dickson in the

kitchen on Market Day, Saturday 30 Sep-

tember to help serve tea, coffee, cakes etc to

customers. We can’t expect an 86 year old

stalwart to do it all for our community and

ask for help from a younger crowd.

Help is also requested to serve customers at

the BBQ which is being run by Cal.

If you can assist, please call Pauline on

48447273. Let the phone ring a few times;

the old chook has to get out of her chair to

answer the phone first. Lol Or for a

quicker response, call Cal on 48447273

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BUNGONIA NOW HAS A FACEBOOK PAGE: FIND US AT:

www.fb.com/Bungonia & www.fb.com/groups/Bungonia

Men are 9 times more likely to be attacked by a shark than a woman

A fire must be supervised at all times. Yass Zone MUST be notified at least 24 hours before you light the fire, during business hours ( 9am - 5pm ) or 3.30pm on Friday. Phone 62263100 Your immediate neighbours must be notified before you light any fire. Notify the local RFS Brigade, as a courtesy, to cir-cumvent the false alarms of smoke being reported by oth-ers.

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Captain Terry Lewis 0408 223380

Voluntary Contribution We, at your local Volunteer Brigade, are seeking volun-tary contributions from residents & landholders in the area to help maintain & upgrade our equipment so that we can offer the best assistance possible to the people in Bungonia & its surrounds. As you are all no doubt well aware, we are in the midst of a very dry and hot summer. The Bungonia Brigade has

been very active this season, responding to many incidents. Voluntary contributions assist us in the maintenance & upgrade of our equipment, in both the fire station & on vehicles, as well as the purchasing of Personal Protective Equipment. Donations are greatly appreciated. Acc. Name: Bungonia Rural Fire Brigade BSB: 641 800 Acc # 200547578 Please include your name in the reference. OR in person at the Fire Shed

Bungonia’s UHF CB channel.

Channel 8 ( repeater ) / 38 ( simplex ) is now up and running

from Bungonia Hts.

If you have a uhf cb radio, you can now take advantage of

these channels for your daily communications needs - if your

radio / location is suitable.

Goulburn Herald (NSW : 1881 - 1907), Saturday 24 May 1884,

page 3

BUNGONIA Business Change. Mr. J. Hogan has leased the large

and commodious hotel at Bungonia, known as the Victoria Inn,

from Mr. J. Garrard, who has retired from business.

School Picnic.- A picnic is to take place here on Saturday, compris-

ing the four public-schools in the Bungonia district : namely,

Bungonia, Inverary, Jacqua, and Jerrara. As it is some consider-

able time since anything of this kind has occurred, it should now be

all the more welcome.

Athletic sports will also take place during the day.

Weather. Quite a change has taken place in the weather this week

from that of last, which was cold, with bleak westerly winds; these

however are changed to frosty nights, followed by fine warm days.

May 20.

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Cataract is the 3rd biggest cause of blindness. Religion & Politics remain the first two.

We have good Sydney and local enquires for small farms, land and residential homes.

Anything from a house to humpy!!

We sell from Bungonia to Big Hill and Towrang to Tallong

We offer you

an honest and accurate market appraisal

an internet marketing programme

strong local print advertising

an extensive data base

excellent photography

regular market updates and knowledge of your area

Call John Everett for an obligation free appointment

4841 1500 or john@jordanscrossing.com.au

Gardening in September

Daffodils and jonquils are out in abundance herald-

ing the coming of spring but don’t be fooled by the slightly

warmer weather as the frosts are not yet over. Feed bulbs after

flowering but do not lift until the leaves have browned.

Prune winter flowering natives by a third and plant orna-

mental grasses. Plant seedlings of summer dianthus, foxgloves

and columbines, divide perennials and water in well until they are

established. Almond trees are in bloom now adding a lovely pink

to the landscape also flowering is winter honeysuckle and japoni-

cas, the red and also the white variety.

Cut back any damaged or broken branches after the recent

gale force winds. Lawn mowers have hopefully been serviced and

are ready for the spring growth. Be aware that the snakes will be

on the move anytime now.

Grow beetroot, capsicum, cucumber, lettuce, silver beet,

sweet corn and tomatoes.

In the flower garden, carnation, dahlia, delphinium, lark-

spur, marigold, snapdragon and zinnia. Don’t forget to keep gut-

ters clear of debris before the coming fire season.

Enjoy the colour of spring.

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Every two weeks I attend the Goulburn Blood Bank in Auburn St, and donate plasma which takes about 1.5 hours for the process to complete & can produce 17 different life saving products from that one donation. I used to attend and donate whole blood but you can only do that every 12 weeks which saves 3 lives. The girls down at the Blood Service are absolute crackers and you will thoroughly enjoy your time down there with them, have a few milk shakes and snacks before leaving and you know that your donation will be di-rectly used in a life saving situation. It is a great feeling to know that you are helping people that you might not even

know with the aid of your blood.

The new opening hours are now: Monday Closed Tue 7.45am - 1.30pm Wed & Thu 11am - 6.15pm Fri 9.30am - 2.45pm Sat Closed

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BUNGONIA TIMES is a NOT FOR PROFIT organisation that

is now into it’s 27th year.

This publication can ONLY exist through

the sponsorship of those who advertise in

this publication and in order to advertise,

you also need to pay for the extremely low

costs of your adds. You will NOT find

cheaper advertising anywhere.

It has been noticed that the Bungonia Face-

book Group, together with other Community

Facebook Groups, are now being flooded

with local businesses who are seeking no

cost advertising which is having an impact

on this, and other Community, publications.

Not all community members are on Face-

book, or for that matter, even have internet -

thus the importance of these types of publi-

cations. To publish each and every issue of

the Bungonia Times costs around $266 per

month - and that is just the cost of printing

and that cost can ONLY be met by advertis-

ers and those advertisers paying their bills.

These Facebook Groups were not set up for

advertising but a portal to keep those locals

on Facebook informed of the happenings

( both criminal and social ) around our area.

Shortly, adverts that appear on the Bungonia

Facebook Group will no longer be accepted.

If you wish to advertise, please support your

Community Newspapers by advertising

within their pages and pay immediately in-

stead of us having to continually chase you

for payment of your advertisement.

Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940),

Tuesday 20 September 1892, page 2 A Narrow Escape at Bungonia. During the heavy thunderstorm on Wednesday evening last an old man named Tho-mas Fahey, in the employ of Mr. J. Ho-gan at Spring Ponds, near Bungonia, had a narrow escape from being struck with lightning. Fahey was engaged at the fire cooking his tea, when the light-ning struck the chimney, making a total wreak of it. Fahey was knocked down, and he must have been insensible for a considerable time. When be regained consciousness he found that the fire had been scattered about in all directions. Fahey received a shaking, but other-wise was not much the worse of his ad-venture. - Correspondent.

* * * Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW :

1881 - 1940), Thursday 7 August 1884, page 4

BUNGONIA. Wallaby Drive. On Saturday last, twenty two shooters and sixteen drivers, met at Mr. John Hogan's farm, at Spring Pond, to have a day's sport among the wallabies. The morning was frosty, nevertheless, an early start was made. The marsupials were vigorously pursued throughout the day, and when the score was made up, it was found that 269 of the pests had bitten the dust, Mr. George Broadhead being top scorer with 41 to his credit.

In memory of the departed, for two minutes, we will keep our phones on silent

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 September 2017 Sunday 10t h Sunday 24th

Mass times in Goulburn are: Saturday vigil Mass: 6pm at St. Peter & Paul’s. ( SUMMER time table ) Sunday: 7am at Fatima, North Goulburn Sunday : 10 am. at Sts. Peter & Paul’s.

Parish Priest: Fr. Dermid McDermott

Assistant Priest: Fr. Assin Retired Priest: Fr. Laurie Bent Deacon: Chris Van Gessel Parish Office & Presbytery Phone 4821 1022 Secretary Sharon Hickey. Office hours 8.30am - 12.30pm. ST. MICHAEL’S BUNGONIA Thursdays 7pm - Rosary.

St Michael’s - Bungonia

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Waking up this morning was an eye opening experience

Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940),

Thursday 28 March 1907, page 4

BUNGONIA. ( From Our Correspondent.)

The old Parramarrago gaol, which has been standing in this dis-

trict since the first white inhabitant, is now undergoing repairs, and

is to be converted into a large silo at the request of the squire of

Reevesdale. For the last 50 years it has stood only as a monument

to the memory of the convict days, and if it could only speak it

could tell the tale of all the convicts it received into its bosom and of

the cruelty of the knight of the cat-o'-nine-tails. Last week the men

engaged cleaning out the cells came across some old relics, includ-

ing coins which dated back over one hundred years.

Progress Committee. - The monthly meeting of the Bungonia and

District Progress Association was held in Cooper's hall on Saturday

last. The president, Mr. G. Broadhead, who was in the chair, said

that since the special meeting, when it was decided to build a hall,

it had transpired that the committee could not do the work, as the

Lands Department could not sell the land on the site selected with-

out a special survey. He thought that they would either have to wait

or select another site. However, he would leave it to the meeting. A

great deal of discussion took place, and it was decided to adhere to

the site already selected. The question of what class of material

should be used in the building was freely discussed, some favouring

timber and others concrete. Those supporting concrete referred to a

lot of buildings in the vicinity of Goulburn which were built of

concrete and looked perfect models, never getting shabby. It was

then decided to let the matter stand over till next meeting to give

members time to investigate as to which would be the right step, as

well as the cheapest. .

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For Sale

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Whether it be a quarter,

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Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW :

1881 - 1940), Saturday 2 September

1882, page 6

CHANGES.- Mr. E. B. Proctor, junior,

has succeeded in renting from Mr Mi-

chael Ryan, that little estate known as

Brisbane Meadows, situated about two

miles from Bungonia. It is Mr. Proc-

tor's intentions to carry on a model

sheep farm I hear, and I wish him every

success. Improvements.

The old Victoria Inn is now completely

renovated and will soon be opened

again as a pub. Mr. Gerard has spared

no expense in making the place comfort-

able, and consequently, he deserves fair

patronage by the travelling public.

Mr. Road Super Jones was here yester-

day inspecting the site for the proposed

new bridge over the Bungonia river. It

is to he hoped it will not be delayed till some one loses their life by attempting to cross its flood time. SCHOOLS.- Mr. Inspector

O'Byrne payed his annual visit of inspection to the Public school on Wednesday, the 16th instant, and after giving the pupils a severe

test in all the subjects he expressed himself as highly pleased with the progress, and in a short address to the pupils told them that "they

could compare favourably with schools of much larger pretensions." The Observation Book shows the general proficiency to be "fair to

good;" organization, "very good;" dicipline, "good". This is certainly most satisfactory to teacher, pupils, and parents, and all persons

interested in the education of our rising generation. On the same date the Inspector visited the Jacqua public school and examined the

pupils, who, I hear, acquitted themselves well. On Sunday last, after church services, a public meeting, was held in the Jacqua public

school to try and choose some central position for a new school. There was a great deal said, and very little done, one or two factious

parties causing a split in the meeting. However, I think and trust that the majority will choose a place where the greatest number of chil-

dren will be benefitted. August 30th, 1882

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I’ve been learning to guess the weight of dogs & managed to pick up a couple of pointers yesterday.

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LOCAL AGENT FOR ELGAS - Delivery available

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The only thing I hate more than people with pets, are people with strong opinions.

CLEARING SALE “ STONEHENGE ”

154 TICKNER VALLEY RD

MARULEN OFF Jerrara Rd

SATURDAY 16 SEPTEMBER 2017

FARM ITEMS & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

FERGUSON TRACTOR & ATTACHMENTS,

TRAILER, RUBBER FEED BOWLS,

ELECTRIC FENCING & TAPE,

STEEL POSTS & FENCING EQUIPMENT,

COMPRESSOR, ANGLE GRINDER, POST LIFTER,

GARDEN TOOLS etc etc

Household Items

LARGE DEEP FREEZE

LARGE REFRIDGERATOR

SMALL DEEP FREEZE

SMALL REFRIDGERATOR

OLD PINE CABINETS

ALL IN EXCELLENT CONDITION

BONE HANDLE CUTLERY CHINA etc

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SWAP MEET - SHOW & SHINE (Including general market stalls)

Sunday

22ND October 2017 Crookwell Showground

6.30am - 3.00pm

(Plenty of close free parking)

Costs: Adults $5, Kids U12 free

Show & Shine vehicles $10

Stalls: inside:$25, outside: $15.

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Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940),

Tuesday 15 June 1915, page 1

BUNGONIA. ( From Our Correspondent. ) On the War Path.- Mr.

Leonard Broadhead took his departure on Saturday last to join the

force that is to meet the enemy at the Dardanelles.

Lieut. Percy Farrier, whom I reported as having been wounded

while engaged in the battle at the Dardanelles, has since died, and it

was reported here that when the news reached the deceased's

mother, who resides at Broken Hill, she dropped dead.

* * *

Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940),

Saturday 7 August 1886, page 6

BUNGONIA. ( From our Correspondent. )

GUN ACCIDENT.- At a wallaby hunt on last Saturday Mr.

George Broadhead met with an accident which might have been

worse. It appears that the shooter stationed next to him fired in the

direction of the line, several of the grains penetrating his arm and

leg. Fortunately, however, he was too far away for the grains to

strike with much force.

No FIRE.- I hear a great many complaints from the parents of the

children attending the school here to the effect that no fire is kept

there for the use of the children, or, if any, very little, insufficient to

keep them warm during this exceptionally cold winter. I myself fail

to see why this should be, considering £1 per year is allowed by the

Department of Education for the purpose of purchasing fuel for

school use, and wood is not so very scarce in this place.

Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940),

Saturday 27 April 1918, page 1

BUNGONIA. ( From Our Correspondent. ) The essay giving the

history of Bungonia from the early days to date will be judged on

Saturday next. Competitors are reminded that the entries close on

Friday next.

Accident. While feeding a chaff-cutter one day last week, Mr.

Andy Steward got his hand in the way of the knives, and had one

of his fingers taken off, causing the sufferer great pain.

The surveyors are on the job cutting up blocks and making new

streets. The road to the Look-down has been altered to run

straight from the bridge past the hotel and church.

* * *

Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940),

Saturday 26 October 1907, page 3

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Hotel, Bungonia.

The Hotel situated on the road to the well know beauty spot - the

Lookdown.

For further particulars apply BETTS & SON.

Tenders close 1st November.

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Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940),

Saturday 2 March 1907, page 7

BUNGONIA. ( From Our Correspondent. ) Meetings.- The com-

mittee of the Rabbit Destruction Association held a meeting at

Frost's Victoria Hotel on Saturday last to draw up rules and regu-

lations. Mr. M. Lyons was chairman. It was decided that the rules

be placed before a public meeting as well as the association so as to

have them fully discussed. -

The trustees of the Bungonia recreation ground held a meeting.

at Frost's Hotel the same evening. Mr. R. A. Wood was in the

chair. There was a full attendance. It was decided that tenders be

called for fencing the ground, and a specification was drawn up -

The Bungonia and District Progress Association also met at Coo-

per's Hall the same evening. The president, Mr. G. Broadhead,

took the chair. The business for the meeting was a motion by Mr. J.

M. Broadhead that a hall be erected. The mover strongly advo-

cated the building of a hall at Bungonia. They all know that there

was not sufficient accommodation for half the visitors who attend

their social gatherings, but if a hall were erected people would

come and give entertainments, and socials would be well patron-

ised. Mr. Jas. Ryan, who represented the committee appointed at

last meeting, produced two plans and specifications, which

showed that a building suitable for the purpose could be constructed

for from £85 to £125. A great deal of discussion took place as to

the real cost, as many members wished to know what each mem-

ber's expense would be. Mr Ryan said the members could make a

limit of £3. If that was not sufficient the matter must drop ; but he

could assure them that £5 would not be required, as it would be a

paying concern, and if every member put his little contribution to-

wards it the building could be erected straight away. The motion

was allowed to stand over till next meeting to discover the inten-

tions of the members. On the motion of Mr. J. M. Broadhead, sec-

onded by Mr. L Blake, it was decided to send an exhibit to the

Goulburn Show, and a committee was formed to collect the same.

Amongst the business for next meeting will be a lecture by Mr C.

R. Styles. The subject will be plants and their foods, the class of

fertilisers for the different crops, and the benefits derived by artifi-

cial manuring.

The Stock and Pastures Board will have a merry time of it when

they come out for re-election, as the stock owners in this district are

so disgusted with the Board that they are going to run men against

them who would abolish the Board altogether by means of abolish-

ing the stock tax or reducing it so considerably that the Board would

have to die for want of funds. It is the opinion of the stock owners

that the Boards are neither good for use nor ornament, and that they

can well do without them. The Rabbit Destruction Association

will discuss the matter at next meeting.

Mining - The proprietors of the Jacqua Copper Mine are letting

the carting and hauling of 10 tons of ore, which will be forwarded to

Marulan railway station for despatch to Cockle Creek for trial.

The lode is improving considerably. The company intends spending

£500 in the adjoining claim, and work will be started at once, which

shows that the company has great confidence in its property.

The new police station is now about finished and is a great orna-

ment to the village. The contractor, Mr. Fraser, deserves great

credit for the good work he has carried out. Although he was an

outsider he procured most of the material locally, the stone coming

from the Lumley blue quarry and the timber from Goulburn, and

local hands were employed to do the quarrying and carrying. The

first pile of the Lime Kiln Creek bridge was driven this morning.

Weather. Dry weather is again settling in and there is a scarcity of

water.

Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940),

Saturday 19 October 1907, page 4

BUNGONIA. ( From Our Correspondent. ) The annual meeting of

the Bungonia and District Progress Association took place at

Frost's Hotel on Saturday last, the president, Mr. G. Broadhead, in

the chair. Mr. J. M. Broadhead, hon. secretary, read the annual

report, extracts from which are appended: -

" We are pleased to state that your association is still in a flourishing

condition. During the past year we were the cause of having estab-

lished a new police station, also a bridge over Limekiln Creek,

together with many other important matters. At the last Goulburn

Show we competed for a £5 prize for a district exhibit, and were

successful ; £4 went to the credit of the association and £1 towards

the expenses of the secretary for the service he had rendered in col-

lecting and arranging the exhibit.

Your association is also credited with bringing about a reform of

the Stock and Pastures Board.

We are also pleased to report that we have purchased an allotment

of land at a cost of £7 and erected a hall thereon. The new hall will

be handed over from the contractors in a few days, and will be

opened on October 25 ( 1907 ) under the name of Progress Asso-

ciation Hall. Our best thanks are due to Mr. D. R. Hall, M.H.R.,

Colonel Ryrie, M.L.A., and Mr. Wm. McCourt, M.L.A., for their

prompt attention to every matter brought before them.

The secretary, treasurer, president, and vice-presidents now retire

according to the rules, and it is your duty to elect officers to fill the

vacancies caused by their retirement. In conclusion, we trust that the

same friendship and good fellowship will always remain in your

association." (Cheers.),

The treasurer ( Mr. T. Cooper ) presented his balance-sheet, which

showed a credit balance of £1 10s after paying all expenses in con-

nection with the association.

The following officers were elected for the coming year:-- G.

Broadhead, president (re-elected); H. L. Broadhead, secretary: T.

Cooper, treasurer (re-elected); R. A. Wood, L. Blake, J. M.

Broadhead, and J. Ryan, vice-presidents; patron, Councillor C. R,.

Styles. All the officers in short speeches returned thanks; and prom-

ised to do all in their power to help the association.

Opening of the New Hall. -- As will be seen by an ad-

vertisement, the new hall will be opened on the 25th instant under

the patronage of Mr. D. R. Hall, M.H.R., and Colonel Ryrie.

M.L.A.

The committee are leaving no stone unturned in making the function

a success, and those who patronise the opening ceremony can rest

assured in getting full value for their money.

Cooper's Hall has been secured in addition to the new hall, where

the catering and all other amusements will be provided. An accom-

modation paddock has been secured for visitors' horses, and eve-

rything is tip-top.

The new hall is now completed, and the Progress Association is to

be congratulated on having a substantial building erected to their

credit. Messrs. Hogan Brothers had the erection of the building,

which is of concrete, Mr. G. Broadhead the wood and carpentry

work, and Mr. W. Millane, of Goulburn, the inside plastering and

fancy work.

110 years later and the Hall has had a few changes with the origi-

nal Hall being extended to the north - making it wider ; a kitchen &

supper room being added on the southern side - which was later

demolished due to wood rot and replaced in 2014 with a larger &

modern kitchen. Toilets & showers were also added and now, in

August 2017, the area under the stage has to be demolished due to

wood rot and rising damp which is making the original wooden

floor unstable. It cost a lot more than £7 to fix these issues.

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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.

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NEW BUS RUN IN OUR AREA

Next ‘RUN’ DATES ARE

see Calendar on p21

Due to increasing demand, Valmar Community Transport will now be operating a fortnightly Bun-gonia, Bungonia Heights, Windellama, Tarago Bus Run on the Second & Fourth Thursdays of the month.

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

The Bus will leave Goulburn, for the return jour-ney, at 2pm.

Please call Valmar Community Transport office on 48212933 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.

Valmar Community Transport

48212933 Office Hours: Mon - Fri

8.30am - 4pm Use it - or lose it !

Windellama CFR are in desperate need of new members

for their Community First Responders.

These new members would preferably be in their 30’s -

40’s but not necessarily.

Without such Units in our Communities, Emergency

situations would be severely delayed and the CFR mem-

bers are usually the first ones called to an emergency be-

cause of their Senior First Aid Training.

Join the winning team & become a CFR member.

Mick Stil and his brother Nick were travelling to town on the 8 August

when they came across a motor vehicle accident. Now as Mick is a mem-

ber of our SES Community First Responder team he knew exactly what

to do under the circumstances. Mick was aware of the identity of this

young fellow.

He was first on scene, as far as I am aware and his prompt action, as far as

calling triple zero, which then activates all the necessary personnel to re-

spond as is necessary, was paramount. A report of this nature must be as

accurate as is possible. The rescue Helicopter was in attendance in this

case.

The attending Paramedics congratulated him in the professional manner

in which he operated. This does give you a great deal of satisfaction to

have a compliment such as this.

May I say Mick that this is carrying your multi trades service to the ex-

treme. Multi skilling I think, is the word

This area is indeed fortunate to have a team such as ours on call 24 hours a

day. This is a timely reminder to ask some younger people to come and

join the SES team. We have had a few callouts this month.

We now have a tower light added to our range of equipment, this being a

great adjunct to the versatility of our SES unit. The range of soft light

which is emitted from this is truly amazing.

We were fortunate to have a new member sign up with us last meet-

ing.

Our members will be travelling to the Goulburn unit to be given insight

into the new range of Radios to be handed out shortly.

Kevin Muffet

Deputy Unit Controller

Windellama SES / CFR

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Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940),

Thursday 28 November 1907, page 1

BUNGONIA. ( From our Correspondent. ) Progress Meeting.--

The Bungonia and District Progress Association held its usual

monthly meeting in the Association Hall on Saturday last. There

was a very large gathering of members, as well as a large number of

spectators present. The president ( Mr. G. Broadhead ) was chair-

man. The following business was transacted:-Mr. Marsh Broad-

head, secretary of the recent ball held at the opening of the new

hall, presented his report and balance-sheet, as follows: Amount of

proceeds taken at opening of hall, £26 15s; expenses, including

cartage on piano, amount paid to musicians, and catering manager,

£4 15s; leaving a balance of £22. Mr. J. M. Broadhead, secretary

of the building committee, produced his report and balance sheet,

as follows: Purchasing land for hall, £7; actual cost of building,

including cartage on material, building of concrete, carpentry, and

plastering, £152; amount expended, £130; amount owing to contrac-

tors, £22. Mr. R. A. Wood moved that the amount due to the con-

tractor be paid by a local loan, and that each member of the associa-

tion assist by a loan of £1. Carried.

Mr. C. R. Styles moved that a supply of trout be obtained from the

Fishery Department and liberated in the streams of the Shoal-

haven River. The mover agreed to undertake all responsibilities.

Carried.

Mr. Jas. Ryan moved that a juvenile ball be held in the hall the

coming month, the first part of the night up till 12 o'clock to be for

the juveniles and the latter for adults. Carried. A committee was

then formed to carry out the work, on the motion of Mr. H. L.

Broadhead.

Mr. J. M. Broadhead moved that all papers in connection with the

building of the new hall be laid on the table. Carried.

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COMMUNITY CONTACTS EMERGENCY NUMBER 000 FROM MOBILES 112 UHF CB: Channel 8 Bungonia Hts Channel 16 Bungonia Fire Ground ONLY Channel 21 Windellama Base

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Tom Larkin 4844 7191 Pauline O’Brien Mobile: 0458 211250

BUNGONIA RURAL FIRE SERVICE UHF CB: During a Fire, UHF Ch 16 is Bungonia RFS

Ground channel. Call sign: Bungonia Base.

OUTSIDE OF FIRES - THERE IS NO BUNGONIA BASE

Captain Terry Lewis 0408 223380

Senior Dep: Sean Whitby 0401 712677

Dept Cpt. Brendon Hobbs 0406 379759

Dept Cpt. Donna Squires 0437 626059

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FIRECOM: Goulburn during business only 4822 2900

FIRECOM: Yass Zone (of which Bungonia is within) 6226 3100

NOTE:THESE NUMBERS ABOVE ARE FOR YOUR

SAFETY IN A FIRE SITUATION

BUNGONIA PROGRESS ASSOCIATION President: Bill Dobbie 4844 4272 Secretary: Treasurer: Diana Moran 4844 4291

BUNGONIA & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY President: Moira McGinity 4844 4266 Treasurer: Diana Moran 0448 270322 Secretary: Anne Wiggan 4844 4228

BUNGONIA PARK TRUST President: Diana Moran 0448 270322 Secretary: Anne Wiggan 4844 4228 Treasurer:

COUNTRY WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION President: Shirley Smith 48411976 Secretary: Leanne Lourigan 48445545 Treasurer: Colleen Cooper 0400 132633

BUNGONIA TIMES Editor: Greg ‘Cal’ Callander 4844 7273 Email: Bungonia@Gmail.com Treasurer: Pauline O’Brien 0458211250 Email: nanskipob@yahoo.com.au Pauline Dickson: 4844 4202 Moira McGinity: 4844 4266 Printer: Greg Callander 48447273

JACQUA CREEK LANDCARE GROUP President: Ken Moran 48 444234 Treasurer: Diana Moran 48 444234 Secretary: Julia McKay 48 444457 Email: jacqua@skymesh.com.au

RURAL WATCH President: Moira McGinity 4844 4266 Secretary: Diana Moran 4844 4291 Contact: Marulan Police 4841 1516 &

Mick Calleja on 4824 0799 (Goulburn Police)

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Automotive Goulburn City Glass 4821 2633

Goulburn Automotive 4822 3788

Farm Services Southern Weed Management 0407 012 663

Real Estate Jordans Crossing Real Estate 48411500

Richardson & Wrench Goulburn 0432 410410

Building Services Acom Design 4844 4321

Corey Martin Carpentry 0405 556455

Megsy’s Painting & Decorating 0414 571525

Local Plumber 0416 035907

C J Solar 4849 4225

Merino Lawns & Gardens 0401 139438

Assured Glass Fencing 9603 2063

Stylewise Concrete 0487 941069

My Mate Marty - Window / Solar panel cleaning 0498 034495

JCF Contracting 0428 624966

Johnson & Sendall Solicitors 4821 1588

Goulburn Foot Clinic 4822 3132

Bob Rudd Funerals 4822 4400

Lawn Mowing 4844 7176

Little Treasures - Day Care 4841 1985

Tobas Archery 4841 1800

Stihl Shop Goulburn 4822 2066

Valmar Community Transport 48212933

Coolabah Pines Accommodation 4844 7176

K9 Beauties Dog Groomer 0427 785292

Southern Region Chiropractic 4871 2762

WIRES 4822 3888

Home Care Community Transport 4824 0140

Ambulance

Bookings 131 233

Goulburn Ambulance Stn 4827 0444

SES 132 500

Poisons Information 131 126

Goulburn Base Hospital 4827 3111

Police - Goulburn 4824 0799

Police Assistance Line ( P.A.L.) 131 444

Country Energy - interruptions 132 080

Life Line 131 114

Kids Help line 1800 551 800

CFR - Kevin Muffett ( Ambulance ) 4844 7143

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September 2017

SCHOOL HOLIDAY

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

1 2 Marulan Art

Exhibition - Marulan Hall 10a - 4p, Free

Buskout - Youth Busking

Auburn St, Gbn

Noon - 3pm FREE

Stn Dog Challenge

Gbn Showground 8am Free to watch

3

FATHERS DAY

Marulan Art

Exhibition - Marulan Hall

10a - 4p, Free

4 5

RFS Meeting

7.30pm at

Shed.

6

$15 lunch at

Bungonia Hall.

See p 1

7

Community Bus

See page 15

St Michael’s,

Bungonia 7p

Rosary

8 9 Marulan Art

Exhibition - Marulan Hall 10a -

4p, Free

St Patrick’s Marulan 8am

Marulan Book Exchange

At Marulan Hall 10a - 1p Free

Gunning Fireworks 3p - 9p

Frisbee State Championships

Carr Confoy Oval, Park Rd, East-

grove 9a - 5p Free & on Sunday

10 Marulan Art

Exhibition - Marulan

Hall 10a - 4p, Free

Mass, St Patrick’s

Marulan 8am Marulan Pony club

meet Jonifields, Bray-

ton Rd, Marulan

11

Progress Assoc.

meeting at Hall

7.30pm

12

RFS Training at

Shed @ 7pm

13

Judy’s Kitchen

Morning Tea at

Bungonia Hall

10.30a - MD.

$5

Big READ Bus

Outside Hall

10a - 11a

14

St Michael’s,

Bungonia 7p

Rosary

15 16

MOVING SALE

see p10

Marulan Art

Exhibition - Marulan Hall 10a - 4p,

Free

17

Marulan Art

Exhibition - Marulan

Hall 10a - 4p, Free

Community Bike Ride

10.30a - 1p

Carr Confoy Oval, East-

grove. Gold coin donation

18 19 20

$15 lunch at

Bungonia Hall.

See p 1

21 Community Bus

See page 15

St Michael’s,

Bungonia 7p

Rosary

22

Last school

day

23

Marulan Art

Exhibition - Marulan Hall 10a - 4p,

Free

St Patrick’s Marulan 8am

24

Marulan Art

Exhibition - Marulan

Hall 10a - 4p, Free

Mass, St Patrick’s

Marulan 8am Marulan Pony club

meet Jonifields,

Brayton Rd,

Marulan

25 26

RFS Training at

Shed @ 7pm

27

$15 lunch at

Bungonia Hall.

See p 1

28

Gbn Comedy

Club @ Gbn

Club 7.30pm

$18 at door

29

TLCC

Willowglen

4x4

Challenge,

Tarrago

Fri - Mon

8a - 4p

30 BUNGONIA

MARKETS

9am - 2pm

Marulan Art Exhibition - Marulan Hall 10a -

4p,

Cobra Car Club Nationals Sat & Sun. 9a -

4p. Spectators free Wakefield Pk Raceway

Mandatory Bush Fire Danger period

should commence from midnight tonight.

Labour Day Long

Weekend

School holidays

until Sunday 8 Oc-

tober

Long Weekend

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