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THE WINDELLAMA NEWS 

Windellama Progress Association Hall lnc. 

Vol. 17 no. 8 –September, 2013 

Editorial & Layout: 

Denise Johnson & Gayle Stanton 

Sec/Treas: Denise Johnson 

www.windellama.com.au 

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Windellama, Oallen, Nerriga, Bungonia, Mayfield, Quialigo, Lake Bathurst, Bungendore & Tarago 

NSW RURAL FIRE SERVICE OPEN DAY 28TH SEPTEMBER 

Come and meet your local volunteers and have some fun 

Windellama Rural Fire Brigade 

3762 Oallen Ford Road, Windellama 

11am to 2pm free sausage sizzle 

* BURNING OFF? - Notification now required * 

Windellama Hall is your Neighbourhood Safer Place 

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Inside this Issue….. 

Federal Election 5 

Progress Assoc / SES CFR 7 

Gardeners Groups 9 

Landcare 11 

Peanuts Funny Farm 13 

Nerriga Happenings 15 

School News 17 

Fire Brigade 21 

Historical 23/25 

Gardening Tips 27 

Cycle Challenge 29 

Council Update 31 

Church Info 33 

Alpacas 35 

Classifieds 36-37 

Community Information 38-40 

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Community Notice Board 

THANK YOU 

The Windellama Garden Club and the Willow 

Glen Gardeners came together for a working 

bee at Windellama’s St Bartholomew’s Church 

recently. 

The Church holds a special place in the hearts 

of many Windellama locals and is one of our 

Historic Landmarks. 

It was wonderful to see the grounds brought 

back to such a clean and tidy state. It was a 

great effort by all the gardeners and it is truly 

welcomed by many in the wider Windellama 

Community. 

In Appreciation 

Graham Kinder, Warden, St Bartholomew’s 

Happy 80th Birthday to Stuart Gough who 

celebrated at a party with family and friends. 

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS 

As from 1st September our annual 

subscription fee will be increased to $25 

due to increased costs of stationery & 

postage fees. 

NEW BUS RUN IN YOUR AREA 

Due to increasing demand Home Care 

Community Transport will now be operating a 

fortnightly Bus Run from Bungonia, Bungonia 

Heights, Windellama, Tarago . 

The next service is Thursday 29th August. A 

Fortnightly service will continue from this date. 

Pick ups will commence from 9am, stopping 

along the way to collect booked clients. 

The Bus will leave Goulburn at 2pm. 

Good to have Ron Glanville home after a trip to 

hospital. 

Congratulations to Brett and Candice Roberts 

on the birth of their baby boy, Declan. 

Beryl Kremer pleased to have daughter Tina 

and granddaughter Jaiyanna home from Egypt. 

Windellama Garden Club 

Diane Andrews 

Thieves in the area 

Keep on the look out for 2 utes (1 red, 1 

cream) that aren't supposed to be on your road 

or cars with trailers. Trailer number plates are 

usually useless so grab the car plates if you 

can. These ute owners are thought to be from 

Goulburn area, they drive onto your property, 

but turn around if they see that someone is 

home. 

Goulburn Mulwaree Council has launched a 

facebook page to keep residents up to date in 

real time. They will be posting all notices, news 

and happenings as they happen so that 

everyone gets information and has a chance to 

respond with feedback. Council is always 

interested in community feedback and 

consultation so we will be offering as much 

information as possible via facebook in addition 

to traditional media and mail notifications. 

Please call the Community Transport office on 

4824 0140 to book your place. 

This service can be utilised for your shopping, 

access to services or medical appointment. 

Cost $10 

Home Care Community Transport. 

4824 0140 or 4824 0121 

Office Hours: Monday – Friday 

8:30am – 4:00pm 

Craft @ Windellama Hall 

The craft will start on Tuesday 10th September 

1-4pm at Windellama Hall. 

All crafts are welcomed. Come and meet the 

local ladies have a chat and a cuppa, all for 

the price of a 1.00. 

For more information ring Irene 4845 5214 


BARGAINS IN THE BUSH 

Market at Nerriga Hall 

Saturday 28 September 2013, starting 8 am 

Come along and… 

Grab good value bargains! 

Discover goods beyond 

description! 

Be inspired by the useful and 

restorable! 

Join the throbbing crowd! 

Indulge in delicious foods! 

Meet with locals at the event 

of the year! 

Enquiries or to book a stall 

call Helen Rolland on 4845 

9115 

Refreshments from our newly 

renovated kitchen include… 

Cakes 

Gourmet treats 

Morning tea 

Lunch 

Snacks 

. 

STALLS: Antiques knitwear rustic relics/vintage old wares gourmet treats raffles 

morning tea lunch snacks household goods lucky dip bric-a-brac books 

show bags community information 

MICK’S MULTI TRADES 

ABN: 90 178 544 738 

Multi Skilled Tradesman 

Windellama NSW 

Lic # MVTC 126573 

Mob: 0413 059 587 

Email: micksmultitrades@gmail.com 

PROUDLY SUPPORTING THE COMMUNITY OF WINDELLAMA IS MICK, 

A MULTI SKILLED TRADESMAN, A DIESEL MECHANIC BY TRADE, 

ALSO 

AN EXPERIENCED HANDYMAN, GENERAL LABOURER, 

PLANT OPERATOR AND TRUCK DRIVER. 

I HAVE ALWAYS LOOKED AFTER THE LOCALS, AND CAN TURN A 

HAND TO ANY JOB SO SHOOT ME AN EMAIL OR PHONE ANYTIME, 

YOU’LL BE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED AT MY DOWN TO EARTH RATES. 

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Federal Election 

Saturday 7th September 

8am - 6pm 

Pre-Polling Place 

Lieder Theatre 

44 Goldsmith St 

Foyer 

Access: Wheelchair Assisted 

Opening Times: 

20/08/2013 to 23/08/2013 8:30 am - 5:30 pm 

26/08/2013 to 29/08/2013 8:30 am - 5:30 pm 

30/08/2013 8:30 am - 6:00 pm 

31/08/2013 9:00 am - 4:00 pm 

02/09/2013 to 04/09/2013 8:30 am - 5:30 pm 

05/09/2013 to 06/09/2013 8:30 am - 6:00 pm 

Polling Place 

Bungonia Progress Association Hall 

King St BUNGONIA 

Main Hall 


Polling Place 

Tarago Town Hall 

Wallace St TARAGO 

Main Hall 


GOULBURN WORKERS CLUB 

ANNUAL ART PRIZE 

EXHIBITION & SALE OF ART 

The Goulburn and District Art Society and 

Goulburn Workers Club are holding the annual 

art prize at the Goulburn Workers Club in late 

September. 

The opening night is at 6.30pm Thursday 26th 

September and the exhibition is open 10am – 

4pm on Friday 27th to Sunday 29th 

September. 

The Annual Art Prize always attracts hundreds 

of entries from artists locally and elsewhere in 

the state. Each year there are a large number 

of high quality works all of which are for sale. It 

is an ideal exhibition to visit to not only view art 

works but also to buy works for your home, for 

gifts and for your work place. 

The opening night is a good social occasion 

where visitors can view the art, enjoy the 

delightful nibbles and a wine all for only a $5 

entry fee. It is not essential to let the art 

society know you are coming to the opening 

night but it helps for catering if you RSVP by 

phoning Lesley: 0417 240 595 or Helen: 4829 

2300. 

A raffle with an art-work prize will raise funds 

for The Crescent School, Goulburn. 


SMH Civil Engineering Pty Ltd 

Strategic Engineering Solutions 

Project & Construction Management 

Geotechnical & Environmental Engineering 

Remediation / Contaminated Sites 

Waste Management / Resource Recovery 

Quarries / Mining / Landfills 

Rail Infrastructure / Asset Management 

www.smhce.com.au 

info@smhce.com.au 

0418 563 888 

Postal only - PO Box 999 

RIVERWOOD NSW 2210 

Goulburn & Southern Tablelands Newest Winery 

Cellar Door Upcoming Open Days 

Hours – 11am to 4:00 pm 

SEPTEMBER: Saturday 14th, 

Sundays 15th, 22nd 

~check website for any changes or 

call prior for a drop in visit or purchase anytime ~ 

25 kms down Windellama Road from Goulburn 

turn left into Muffets Road 

email: admin@yarralawsprings.com.au 

web: www.yarralawsprings.com.au 

133 Muffets Road, Quialigo 

Ph 4844 7188 

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WINDELLAMA PROGRESS ASSOC. HALL Inc. 

It has been a relatively quiet month since the last report. The Garden Group hosted their annual 

Cancer Day at the hall and a great day was had by all. A wonderful sum of money was raised and 

presented to the local Can Assist group again this year. 

The Progress Association lodged an objection to the proposal by Ardmore Park Quarry to 

transport its products via our local roads. Submissions closed on August 9th and we are awaiting 

the decision to be made by the Department of Planning. Goulburn Mulwaree Council voted by a 

majority of 7 to 1 to support the resident’s objections and lodged an objection to the proposal. It is 

now just a waiting game. At our most recent meeting, a vote of thanks was moved (and carried 

unanimously) in respect to the help given to us by the Bungonia Progress Association in preparing 

our submission. Their assistance was invaluable. 

We have received our recurrent funding of $2,000 from Council. We have used this money to 

purchase a new gas stove for the kitchen and the volunteers who have been using it for the 

various functions we have catered are most impressed. We wish to thank Council for this help 

which is very much appreciated. 

Our 20th anniversary Field Day is fast approaching and plans are well in hand. We are looking 

forward to a bigger and better day this year and hope the community will assist again with 

preparations and help on the day, as it always has over the past twenty years. 

The committee of Windellama Progress Association meets on the third Monday of each month at 

2 p.m. at the hall. Members of the community are most welcome to join us. 

Next meeting will be held on Monday 16th September. 

Frances Knights – Secretary 

MIDDLEMARCH, 

Windellama SES First Aid & CFR 

August so far has been rather quiet on the CFR front, very pleasing to our people. October will 

see the next training for our new recruits for the Unit, God bless 'em. We had to have our 

recertification for Resuscitation last Monday night. I am sure that some of you out there would like 

to learn more in this type of activity, so come and join our "team". 

Our new premise is still in the final stages of being finished, a few minor details still being rectified. 

Some tiling has been done, with the ablutions block being put in. Painting of that is still to be done. 

Kevin Muffet 

GARAGE SALE 

148 FERNLEIGH CLOSE, WINDELLAMA 

SATURDAY - 7 TH SEPTEMBER, 2013 

9.00 AM TO 1.00 PM 

Clearance of household goods, 

books, prints, DVDs, CDs etc. 


The Dog Bistro 

Friday - Saturday - Sunday 

Open for Lunch 12 noon - 2pm & Dinner 6pm - 8.30pm 

Friday Nights 

Kids eat FREE * 

*Children under 12 years only. 

Must be seated & accompanied by 

an adult at all times. 

SEAFOOD SUNDAY 

From 6pm 

ʘ Smoke Free air-conditioned bar 

ʘ Bottle Shop 

Coffee @ The Dog 

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Nerriga Gardeners 

Thank you Robyn & Justin for your hospitality. 

We had a good day, even though one member 

may be taking on full time work soon & we will 

miss her. So many camellias looking good! 

On Wednesday 18th September at 10am we will 

be having a working bee at Nerriga Hall where we 

will hopefully create a garden. Please being any 

plants that you may think grow with absolutely 

minimal care and the appropriate tools. 

Please bring a plate to share for lunch. All are 

welcome. For further info just ring Kay Hamer 

4845 9021 or Di Roberts 4844 5344. 

Willowglen Gardeners 

http://www.whispersfromwillowglen.blogspot.com 

We met on a very cold and windy day at Pam 

Hibbert's place for a working bee in her garden. 

We had a good turn up and after a short 

meeting we were pruning protea bushes, 

digging the vegie garden and weeding around 

the steps. 

We were all rugged up against the sleet, but 

the sun was trying to shine. Pam had the 

house nice and warm and we came in for a 

cuppa and something to eat to sustain us 

against the weather. 

The garden is very large and although we 

didn't get to put everything right, we made a 

dent in it and I'm sure Pam was pleased with 

the effort and overall achievement. I know 

there were quite a lot of barrow loads of weeds 

and pruning cuttings stacked up at the end. 

Many thanks to all the workers who attended 

on a very gusty day. 

Our next Garden Club is at Riversdale on 

3rd September. 1 Maud Street, Goulburn. 

Morning tea is available at Riversdale @ $5 – 

Devonshire Teas, 1 scone tea or coffee, or 

Cake or slice, tea or coffee $6. 

Tours also available – Garden tour $4, 

House tour $4. 

Meet you there. 

Windellama Garden Club Inc. 

The CanAssist Fundraiser 

Our club is being congratulated on the great 

day we had, very successful money wise, but 

it was not us alone. We had lots of donations 

of a variety of cakes, the meat & bread rolls 

were donated also. 

To the people who came and supported us 

and gave a helping hand, spending money on 

our stall, chocolate wheel, food and raffle, a 

big thank you. 

Thanks also to Windellama Progress for the 

use of the hall on the day. 

Graeme Welsh did a wonderful job with the 

cake auction, awarding trophies for the highest 

bidder, the person who baked that cake, and 

the best decorated; a novel idea and we thank 

him. 

We raised over $3,000 and our club added to 

this to give CanAssist a cheque for $3,500. 

Our raffle winners were:- 

1st G. Knights 2nd G. Buss 

3rd K. Cruise 4th N. Andrews 

5th N. Andrews 6th B. Kremer 

7th A. Stockford 8th R. Elder 

9th S. Cornish 10th J. Bowes 


Rusty Balls 

•Natural bush soaps 

•Pet shampoo 

•Anti-bug balls - natural 

insect repellent 

•Blind Baking Balls 

•Hand made ceramics 

Gary & Denise Johnson 

4844 5087 

sales@rustyballs.com 

www.rustyballs.com 

SHEPHERD’S HILL 

NURSERY 

321 George St, Marulan 

Ph 4841 1404 

Fax: 4841 1454 Mobile: 0413 047 105 

Look for the house on the hill 

For all your garden needs & 

acclimatised plants 

Potted colour, Seedlings, Bulbs, Fruit trees, 

Ornamental trees, Windbreakers, 

Shrubs and more 

Potting Mixes & quality soils & mulches. 

Pots, Statues & Gifts 

Gift vouchers & Eftpos available 

We are members of NGINA 

Nursery & Garden Industry NSW & ACT 

BUSINESS 

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Computers 

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10 Russell Lane, Goulburn 

Printer of your Windellama News 

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Windellama Landcare 

My, how time flies when you are hibernating! 

Windellama Landcare is still in a state of 

hibernation for another month – but we’ve been 

dreaming up new plans for work parties: so, 

when the ground dries out a little, we will be 

finishing the work at the Chain of ponds (have 

you seen the new sign?) with a new fence on 

the western side of the Ponds ….zzzzzzzz 

Contributions wanted 

If you have something you wish to share with 

the community which is general in nature, let 

us know at: 

newswindellama@gmail.com 

Or just telephone the editors 

The Windellama Garden Club held the Annual 

Cancer Day Appeal, all proceeds going to 

Can Assist, the Goulburn branch, all monies 

raised go to local people of Goulburn and 

district. Volunteers run that organisation, so 

your money is not wasted on administration. 

I would like to, on behalf of our members, 

thank those who donated food and all other 

items most sincerely. I am reluctant to thank 

people individually, but with one exception, and 

that is Judy Yates, who helped us out in the 

food servery, this is community spirit at it's 

best. 

This happened to be one of our most profitable 

days so far. 

Kevin Muffet 

A prickly problem 

Prickly pear Opuntia spp is the weed of the 

month for August. The common prickly pear - 

Opuntia stricta is pictured here as one of the 

class 4 noxious weed species in Goulburn 

Mulwaree Council. There are many different 

varieties of prickly pear and it can be 

challenging to tell them apart. 

Common prickly pear is an erect perennial 

shrub to 1.5 metres. It has 6 cm wide yellow 

flowers from late spring to summer and purple 

fruit when it’s ripe. This weed also has 

distinguishing clusters of small sharp bristles 

in depressions on the fleshy segments and 

fruit. 

All prickly pear species can spread quickly and 

take over large areas of land. Management is 

difficult and requires an integration of 

biological control options, manual removal 

and/or herbicide application. We are lucky in 

Goulburn to not have any known infestations 

and let’s keep it that way. Council asks that 

you dispose of prickly pear appropriately as 

segments can survive for several years and 

then take root again. 

The problem with prickly pear is its 

competitiveness with pasture and native 

vegetation as it limits the growth of small 

shrubs and groundcover species. The plant’s 

sharp spines or barbs can cause injury to 

stock and native animals, contaminate wool 

and hides, reduce or prevent grazing activities 

and reduce overall productivity. 

Large stands of prickly pear also provide 

harbour for pest animals, such as foxes and 

rabbits and, due to their spiny nature, can limit 

access for stock mustering and recreational 

activities. 

For more information on identifying and 

controlling common prickly pear get a copy of 

our Weed of the Month 

flier from the Civic Centre 

foyer, Goulburn Mulwaree 

Council’s website at 

www.goulburn.nsw.gov.au 

under the Noxious Weeds 

link or contact Goulburn 

Mulwaree Council on 

4823 4444. 


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Teaching Compassion and 

Empathy towards Animals 

With a huge Thank You to Voiceless who 

provided a grant to Peanuts Funny Farm to run 

camps for children and young people who have 

experienced abuse in the hope that we can 

teach them compassion and empathy towards 

animals. 

Peanuts Funny Farm is working with a number 

of different originations to help achieve this. 

The camps are aimed to be a fun educational 

experience that is focused on caring for 

animals and then the children will be able to 

use these skills with their peers and everyday 

life. 

The camps address alternative tasty healthy 

meals and snacks. All campers complete an 

evaluation form at the end of the camp and 

there has only been great feedback from the 

children and carers Some of the comments 

from the children have been, “I loved meeting 

the animals face to face” to “it was really great 

to hear the animals story.” 

The children of one camp were very excited 

and lucky to witness a training exercise from 

the Windellama Rural Fire Service and heard 

about a copy of animal rescue stories from 

bush fires. 

Thanks to Voiceless the children from Rosie’s 

were very lucky to be able to participate in the 

re-homing of 2 goats, a mother and daughter. 

Nelly 9 years old and Kioloa 2 years old. This 

gave a great feeling and accomplishment for 

the children to be a part of this process. 

Peanuts has been very lucky to have great 

volunteers that have spent hours cooking 

great food, building safe animal enclosures to 

playing games and teaching the children how 

to be safe around the animals and to enjoy 

what they have to offer to humans with their 

compassionate and affectionate ways. 

Peanuts would like to say a special thanks to 

Mick from Mick’s Multi Trades for the building 

of Nelly’s and Kioloa’s new enclosure and his 

great patience in talking to the children and 

explaining how he supports the animals at 

Peanuts and how it helps them. 

The camps have been a complete success. 

We are so grateful that Voiceless provided 

Peanuts with this opportunity and we look 

forward to further developing the partnership 

between other originations to educate as many 

as we can by Teaching Compassion and 

Empathy towards Animals. 


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What’s Happening in Nerriga 

President’s Report 2012-2013 

Members of the Association have achieved a great success this year with every effort being made to complete 

the Supper room of the Hall. This is a brief snapshot of the year’s happenings: 

1: Over the year the stove annex was completed, the walls sealed and floor tiled; and we purchased the 6 

Burner Waldorf Stove. This has now been converted from town gas to LPG, installed and connected to the 

gas. It is now ready to be trialled and hopefully we can put it to good use for the Bargains in the Bush this 

coming September. 

2: A meeting approved the purchase of stainless steel sinks and benches in accordance our plans and the 

relevant guidelines for food premises. The flat packs were collected from Narellan and we put them 

together ready for installation by the plumber. Funds for the purchase of these items were donated by the 

Bendigo Braidwood Community Bank for which we are extremely grateful. 

3: The walls to the Supper room were insulated and lined and painted, ready for the plumber to install the 

hot water service, the sinks and the benches The plumbing work has been done. All that needs to be done 

now is put the tiles on top of the benches; re-paint the floor, and complete final part of the 4th wall with the 

door outside to the future deck. 

4: We catered for the Sassafras Endurance Ride in November, which was very successful, and look 

forward to doing it again this year. And we even had an early visit from Santa Clause. 

5: NPSA was asked to cater the Nerriga District Riders Club’s first major ride which was a fundraiser for the 

Cancer Council. As a result of their cake stall and coffee and cake bar NPSA donated $500.00 to the 

Cancer Council. 

6: Bargains in the Bush was held on the October long weekend at the Hall; with 12 stalls and the NPSA 

Cake Stall and Supper room Café the day was a great success; as were the many cake stalls throughout 

the year. 

After everyone’s stalwart support over the year, I would like to thank those who have constantly helped 

with baking, building and bartering. Thank you to all who donated funds or made purchases at our various 

NPSA events all of which helps us continue to progress Nerriga 

Helen Rolland, President 

Work to repair the St. Omer Bridge on Nerriga 

Road between Nerriga & Braidwood will start in 

August & weather permitting expected to be 

finished by mid October. 

There will be a side road constructed during 

the repair. 

On Wednesday 18th September at 10am we 

will be having a working bee at Nerriga Hall 

where we will hopefully create a garden. 

Please being any plants that you may think 

grow with absolutely minimal care and the 

appropriate tools. 

Please bring a plate to share for lunch. All are 

welcome. For further info just ring Kay Hamer 

4845 9021 or Di Roberts 4844 5344. 

Sunday 29th September - Shoalhaven Gran 

Fondo bike event is on! The riders will 

part-take in a couple of rides on the day. riding 

from Nowra to Nerriga and another ride back to 

BARGAINS IN THE BUSH 

Market at Nerriga Hall 

Saturday 28 September 2013, starting 8 am 

Come along and… 

Grab good value bargains! 

Discover goods beyond 

description! 

Be inspired by the useful and 

restorable! 

Join the throbbing crowd! 

Indulge in delicious foods! 

Meet with locals at the event 

of the year! 

Enquiries or to book a stall 

call Helen Rolland on 4845 

9115 

Refreshments from our newly 

renovated kitchen include… 

Cakes 

Gourmet treats 

Morning tea 

Lunch 

Snacks 

. 

STALLS: Antiques knitwear rustic relics/vintage old wares gourmet treats raffles 

morning tea lunch snacks household goods lucky dip bric-a-brac books 

show bags community information 

Nowra. Road restrictions will be implemented 

on the day from 8.30am to 12.30pm on 

Braidwood Rd and Nerriga Rd. 

If you want more info www.eliteenergy.com.au 

or event operations director 0403 622 176. 


Goulburn Off Road Carts 

www.offroadcarts.com.au 

OPEN 6 DAYS 

PORTABLE PETROL GENERATORS 

From $770 

LARGE DIESEL GENERATORS 

$5,900 

QUAD 

BIKES 

From 

$5,000 

CARTS & BUGGIES 

From $3,300 

FARM BIKES 

$2,600 

4WD TIPPERS $3,950 

FULLY EQUIPPED FIRE TRAILERS 

$10,700 

ENQUIRIES & SALES - PHIL BONSER 

565 Mt. Baw Baw Rd, Goulburn NSW 2580 

Mobile: 0419 694 148 Ph: (02) 4821 0397 

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Email: windellama-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au Phone: 4844 5130 

Website: www.windellama-p.schools.nsw.edu.au Fax: 4844 5265 

BIANNUAL SPORT AND REC CAMP 

This term sees the students in Years 3‐6 

attend the biannual Sport and Rec Camp at 

Milson Island. Everyone is very excited about 

the five day camp. The type of fun activities 

students will be joining in, are; archery, 

canoeing, fishing, bushwalking, fencing, bike 

riding, giant swing, abseiling, challenge ropes, 

orienteering, and doing a cookout. 

FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMNTS AND 

CRUNCH AND SIP 

Students at Windellama know the importance 

of eating the right food and participating in 

physical activities. This term our focus is on 

explicitly teaching fundamental movements 

that help in all sporting activities. Each 

Tuesday students share a fruit and veg platter 

with a variety of healthy choices to choose 

from. 

CREATIVE AND PRACTICAL ARTS DAY 

The students attended a Creative and 

Practical Arts Day at Tarago Public School, 

where five other small schools attended. It 

was a great day where students took part in 

dance, drama, multi‐media art, craft and 

circus games. It is always wonderful to watch 

our students engaging with their friends from 

other schools. 

DAFFODIL DAY 

Students at Windellama P.S enjoy helping 

others and are very keen to participate in 

Daffodil Day this term. They will don their 

yellow clothes and decorate cupcakes to raise 

money for the Cancer Council. 

INDIVIDUAL GUITAR LESSONS 

Individual guitar lessons are going very well 

with students always keen to work with 

Russell from the Goulburn Conservatorium. 

TENNIS LESSONS 

All students have a great time working with 

tennis coach Dave, while learning bat and ball 

skills that will help them with tennis and 

other sporting endeavours. 

2013 CALENDAR – TERM 3 

Alyssa, Mardi and Cameron with mosaics they 

produced at Tarago CAPA’s Day! 

Daffodil Day – Friday 23 August 

Hot Lunches ‐ Parent Volunteer Luncheon ‐ 

Wednesday 4 September 

Footy Colours Day ‐ Friday 6 September 

SpacExpo (K–Year 3) ‐ Tuesday 10 September 

Last Day of Term 3 ‐ Friday 20 September 


WINDELLAMA PLAYGROUP 

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Each Thursday 

9.30am – 11.30am 

BYO snacks - tea & coffee supplied 

Qualified art teacher visiting each fortnight 

Bring your bubs & toddlers for a fun morning 

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FREE! 

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(NO PLAYGROUP IN SCHOOL HOLIDAYS) 

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Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 

-1940), Thursday 5 December 1907, page 2 

GOULBURN POLICE COURT. 

NO JURISDICTION 

Charlotte Croker summoned George Roberts 

and charged him with maliciously destroying a 

fence by burning it, the injury done amounting 

to £5. 

Mr. Johnson appeared for the complainant and 

Mr. Meyer for the defendant, who pleaded not 

guilty. 

Charlotte Croker, a widow, residing at 

Pleasant Hills, Windellama, deposed that the 

property at Pleasant Hills was part of her late 

husband's property; defendant was a 

neighbour of hers; the fencing in question, 

which consisted of the usual six wires, posts, 

and droppers, was erected by her son, John 

Croker; the fence wag 86 yards; there would 

be about 17 or 19 posts and two droppers to 

each panel; a coil of wire was used; on the 

23rd of October witness watched the fence and 

saw defendant first pull the fence down, pack it 

in a heap, and destroy it; the wire was there 

now, and was useless for any purpose; it 

occurred about 10 or 12 o'clock at night. 

To Mr. Meyer: Her house was about half a mile 

away; she was on a hill about 50 yards away 

when she saw defendant; there was no 

agreement with defendant to erect a fence; the 

fence in question was erected after a fire three 

years ago. 

Mr. Meyer: Was not the old fence 50 yards 

further away from the creek than the one 

erected afterwards? Mr. Johnson objected to 

the form of question. It did not matter, he said, 

whether the fence was on defendant's property 

or not. The fact was that defendant had not 

only removed the fence, but destroyed it. 

Mr. Meyer said in the complaint his client was 

charged with maliciously burning the fence. If 

he thought he had a right to do it there could 

be no malice. 

Witness (continuing), to Mr. Meyer: There had 

never been any quarrel with defendant until he 

came into possession; there was no dispute 

between defendant and her about the land; the 

handwriting on the letter produced was hers; 

the posts and droppers were of the ordinary 

kind; the portion of wood produced was not 

used in the fence; defendant put up a fence 

which was not as good as the one she had 

erected. 

Mr. Johnson said he desired, rather than 

waste the time of the court, to know the 

Bench's opinion on the point raised by Mr. 

Meyer. There was no doubt whatever that 

defendant claimed he had a right to take this 

fence down. That was admitted, but the right 

to take the fence down did not give him the 

right to burn it. 

The P.M.: The word malice comes in. If a man 

thinks he has a right there is no malice. 

The Bench held the court had no jurisdiction 

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING at 11am SATURDAY 21st SEPTEMBER, 

2013 at Gallery On Track, Blackshaw Road, Goulburn. 

You must be financial to vote at the AGM 

Business of the meeting – (from constitution): 

All positions will be declared vacant. 

(a) Confirming the minutes of the previous AGM and of any SGM held since the previous AGM; 

and 

(b) Presenting annual reports: artistic, Committee of Management (CoM), financial; and 

(c) Electing CoM members in accordance with Rules 72 to 77 inclusive; and 

(d) Choosing an auditor (if required) and agreeing on the fee; and 

(e) Checking the Register of Members. 

Nominations: Nominations need to be delivered to the Gallery on Track. See attached form. 

Proxy: appointment of a proxy: If you want like to appoint a proxy for the meeting, please email 

our gmail and a form will be sent to you. 

Following the AGM we will have a sausage sizzle and members are asked to bring dessert and/or 

cake/slices. 


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WINDELLAMA VOLUNTEER RURAL FIRE BRIGADE 

Report all Fires 000 Brigade enquiries 4844 5359 Yass - 6226 3100 

& Emergencies UHF 21 

RFS website www.rfs.nsw.gov.au or Brigade website www.windellamarfs.com.au 

Captain - Rex Hockey 4844 5147 Snr Deputy – Lynton Roberts 4844 5118 

BUSH FIRE DANGER PERIOD COMMENCES ON 1 ST OCTOBER 2013 

SOUTHERN TABLELANDS ZONE 

NSW Rural Fire Service SOUTHERN TABLELANDS ZONE has declared the start to the statutory 

Bush Fire Danger Period (BFDP) as at 1 st OCTOBER 2013. 

From October 1, any person wishing to light a fire in GOULBURN MULWAREE, UPPER LACH- 

LAN and YASS VALLEY Local Government areas will require a permit. 

During a Total Fire Ban however, no fires of any kind may be lit even if you hold a permit. 

PERMITS REQUIRED From October 1 

Fines can apply if regulations are not carried out 

Blue Forms and newsletter will be sent shortly, please take the time and check the information on 

the form and where necessary alter the information. The purpose of the Blue form is to provide 

the Brigade with instructions, and up to date property and contact information, a reply paid 

envelope is included for your convenience. Having accurate records will enable the shortest 

possible lead time which can make all the difference. The information supplied on this form is 

voluntary and used in the strictest confidence. If you have sold your property during the year, still 

return the blue form indicating this, so your details can be removed from our records and we can 

contact the new owners, or if you are new to the area and have not received one please contact 

the Brigade. 

DO NOT MISS THIS COMING EVENT 

** Windellama RFS Open Day Saturday 28 th September 11am – 2pm ** 

All welcome come along and meet members of the Brigade, enjoy a sausage sizzle. 

Burning-off is still permitted until 30 th September 2013 with regulations 

• Yass MUST be notified 24 hours before you light the fire, during business hours 9am to 5pm 

and by 3.30pm on Friday afternoons, phone 6226 3100. 

• Your immediate neighbours must also be notified. 

• Notify the Brigade as a courtesy to save time, if smoke is spotted, phone 4844 5359. 

For more information contact one of the Brigade phone numbers above. 

For residents who are hoping to conduct burn-offs remember that the condition outlined above 

MUST be carried out and care must be taken particularly if windy conditions have been forecast 

as burn-offs may need to be postponed until conditions improve. 

Training 

If you wish to take part in the Windellama Brigade training or be contacted by email regarding the 

monthly training details visit the Brigades website and send an online contact form or email 

windellamarfstraining@gmail.com. For information on training dates, times and scenarios check 

the Brigade website or contact the Captain Rex Hockey 4844 5147. 

General Meeting 28 th September – 2pm or after Open Day - No Training 

General Meeting 26 th October - 6pm Training 26 th October - 1pm - GPS & Maps 

Please take care on our roads and see you at the next training and meeting. All welcome. 


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GOULBURN HERALD 

MONDAY 7 DECEMBER, 1891, PAGE 2: 

THE SPA, WINDELLAMA 

The tender for constructing the Spa and 

Jessop dam in the Nadgigomar Creek has 

been let and the constructor expects to have 

his plant on the ground in three weeks from 

date. The Jessop Company are cutting a new 

tail race at Black Springs. It is expected that a 

general start will be made after the Christmas 

holidays. 

A Melbourne syndicate have arranged with 

Messrs. Franks, Williams, Tennant and party to 

put up pumping machinery to work 240 acres 

of ground on Spring Creek adjoining the Spa. 

And if the Spa, the Jessop, and Whael Marion 

(the name of the new company just forming) all 

get to work after New Year, there should be 

any quantity of work to be had for good 

working men. 

The battery at Mountary over near Nerriga is in 

full swing on stone from the Welcome Reef and 

stone from a reef discovered some time back 

by Mr. T. Gregory and party. Both tables are 

looking well so far, and the owners expect to 

have a payable clean up. 

Messrs. Hutton and Ward are still driving on 

the 150 foot level to cut the old Manton Reef, 

and will, I hear, star to erect a whip next week. 

It is to be hoped this grand old reef will soon be 

rewarded by striking her as good as she was in 

olden days. December 2. 

GOULBURN EVENING PENNY POST 

TUESDAY 27 SEPTEMBER, 1892. PAGE 2 

THE NADGIGOMAR DAM WRECKED 

News reached Goulburn on Sunday that the 

large dam thrown across the Nadgigomar 

Creek, near Bungonia, by the Spa Gold-mining 

Company had been washed away early that 

morning as a result of the storm on Friday 

night. 

Some of the principal shareholders in the 

company residing in the city received a 

telegram from the engineer in charge of the 

works on Saturday afternoon, saying that there 

was then 30 feet of in the dam and that he 

expected to see it full before nightfall. 

Everything was reported to be safe and in 

excellent condition and the shareholders were 

naturally jubilant over this news. The dam had 

not long been completed and the shareholders 

were anxiously looking forward to the downfall 

of rain which would fill it, as operations could 

not be commenced until this had taken place. 

Their expectations, were however, scattered to 

the winds by receipt of the news that the whole 

dam had given way under the force of the 

water. This information was subsequently 

confirmed by the arrival of one of the 

contractors who had come from the scene of 

the accident. 

The particulars to hand are meagre and the 

only supposition that can be given for the 

collapse is that the water loosened the earth 

around the getaway pipes, with which the dam 

is provided, and, once gaining an outlet, it 

carried everything before it. 

Considerable surprise is expressed at the 

failure of the dam, as no expense was spared 

in making it as secure as possible. The earth 

work thrown across the creek was about fifty 

feet high and was fully a chain (length of a 

cricket pitch) wide on the top. 

An immense body of water must have been 

thrown against the embankment and it is 

surmised that the suction naturally gravitating 

to the four get away pipes, the water loosened 

the earth around them. A breach about a chain 

and a half wide has been made right in the 

centre of the embankment. 

The total cost of the dam was over £7,000 and 

on a rough estimate it is thought that it will 

take between £1,000 and £2,000 to repair the 

damage. When full the dam would have 

backed up the water for four miles and a half. 

The washaway will delay the operations of the 

company for some time and it will probably 

throw back the other companies that are not in 

such a forward state as the Spa. Nearly 

everything at this mine was in readiness and a 

result of the work was being looked forward to 

by capitalists concerned in other works in the 

vicinity. 

More definite particulars of the damage done 

to the Nadgigomar dam are to hand. Mr. 

Jessop, manager of the company, informs us 

that the breech made in the embankment is in 

the line of the outlet pipe, which gave way 

before the pressure of water and thus caused 

the collapse. 

He states that the earthwork now standing is 

looking splendid and is as firm as a rock. It 

withstood the force of the water for several 


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hours until it had flowed through the breech 

immediately above the outlet pipe. If the 

embankment had entirely collapsed nothing 

would have saved the camp in which the men 

were sleeping. 

On Monday Mr. Jessop held a short court of 

enquiry into the cause of the accident and he 

has forwarded the evidence to the directors of 

the company. 

Frederick Graham, watchman on the dam on 

the night of the washaway, states that all was 

right until about 3 a.m., when he heard a 

creeping in the stone facing of the 

embankment. He first thought it was the 

waves, but immediately afterwards he heard 

the water rushing through. He observed that 

the face of the dam was sinking, accompanied 

by a great rush of water, and he at once ran 

and gave the alarm to the camp. 

The men were quickly on the spot, but it was at 

once seen that nothing could be done. Graham 

had examined the dam for a leak just before 

the collapse had occurred, but could not find a 

sign of any in any part of the dam. 

Robert Spense, one of the foremen on the 

works, stated that up to the time that he left the 

dam, at about 1 o’clock on Sunday morning, he 

had been constantly looking for a leak but he 

did not observe the slightest trace of any. 

In his opinion the cause of the leak was the 

collapse of the outlet pipe. The enormous 

weight of the dam in addition to the 30 feet of 

water proved too much for the pipes. He had 

found one of the pipes which had been thrown 

up by the water, and the fracture showing in it 

proved it had been broken by the weight 

thrown against it. 

In his opinion the manner in which the 

embankment resisted the rush of water for 

over an hour showed conclusively there was 

not fault in the construction of the earthwork 

itself. 

Mr. J. A. Gegg, who was watching the dam 

carefully, as his store was in the line of the 

wash if the dam burst, went home perfectly 

satisfied on Saturday night at 7 o’clock that all 

was well. 

Mr. Algernon Coombs, an experienced man 

employed on the works gave it also as his 

opinion that the collapse of the outlet pipe was 

the cause of the damage. He estimated that 

about 9,000 cubic yards of earth work and 800 

yards of stone facing had been removed. 

Fortunately no serious damage is reported 

through the rush of pent-up waters, but Mr. 

Clarke (secretary) and family had a narrow 

escape. The water just reached the house 

they occupied when it receeded. The 

occupants left the house and took up a 

position further up the hill. 

Mr. Jessop says that the indirect results will be 

worse than the actual damage. The company 

would have been washing gold within three 

weeks but for the accident, but he still hopes 

to be in a position to commence operations 

before Christmas. The actual cost of the dam 

is estimated at over £11,000. 

Sorry to have disappointed everyone that booked in for the excursion to Mapleville …. The good 

news is that we are going to Mapleville on the 21st September without fail, so book in now!! 

“Mapleville” is an old Qualigo/ Windellama property that will be certainly worth the visit. We will 

meet at Muffets Road at 10am, then travelling a short distance down the Road to our destination. 

We will be having lunch in the paddock, so you might like to bring your own chair, and please 

bring your own drinking water. The cost for our Mapleville excursion will be $10 which will include 

lunch, tea and coffee. All is welcome to attend and hope to see you at our next excursion on the 

21st September. 

The museum is open on Market Days – the third Sunday of each month 10am – 2pm 

There is a selection of Windellama local history books by Tom Bryant and books by a local poet, 

Rex Hockey, for sale in the museum as well as Motorcycle Grand Prix Posters for only $20, bookmarks 

and postcards with images of early Windellama. 

Our next meeting will be Saturday 5th October 10am 

NEW MEMBERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME 

For any enquiries please contact: 

Rex Hockey …… 48445147 President 

Julian Woods …. 48445270 Secretary Marcia Tatam …. 48236854 Treasurer 


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In Your September Garden 

With the days warming up, get your garden 

ready by adding compost and lime, weed the 

plot and turn the soil ready for planting. 

VEGETABLE’S SEED: 

Carrots - if your soil is light and deep, sow the 

larger varieties such as Topweight, Western 

Red, All Seasons. All three varieties are 

resistant to virus disease. 

If soil is shallow try King Chantenay, Early 

Horn, Baby carrots. Mix seeds with coarse 

sand and plant at a depth of 10mm. Water and 

cover the rows with hessian to keep the 

surface from drying out too quickly. 

Parsnips - sow same as carrots. 

Lettuce, Silver beet, Onions, Cabbages - 

(cover with netting after germinating to keep 

the white cabbage moth grubs off them). 

Radish, Kohlrabi - sow the seed directly into 

the soil. Before sowing dig to spade depth, and 

spread a complete fertilizer over the area. 

Beetroot, peas and potatoes ( the tubers or 

seed potatoes are planted 15cm deep and 

75cm apart, add a general fertilizer at the rate 

of a good handful below the tubers per running 

metre). 

FLOWERS: 

Plant seedlings of violas, verbena, dianthus, 

carnations, stock, wallflower, dwarf sweet 

Williams, nemesia, polyanthus and petunias for 

early summer display. 

Plant gladioli bulbs, they like a garden 

containing compost and plenty of sun and good 

drainage. Gladioli from planting to flowering 

should be about 90 days, you can stagger the 

planting out and get flowers at different times. 

If the soil is sandy you may need to stake the 

plants as they grow. A light dressing of a 

complete fertilizer when planting will ensure 

large healthy flowers. 

You can sow lawn seeds now. Prepare the soil 

dig out the weeds, add a dressing of lime or 

gypsum and cultivate to a depth of 8-10cm, 

From Irene Turner 

about 4-2 weeks before sowing the seeds. 

Established Lawns; spray the weeds such as 

clover and bindii. Before spraying give the 

lawn a good watering. To rejuvenate your lawn 

apply a balanced or complete fertilizer, before 

or during the rain. There is a weed and feed 

product for the lawns. 

CHRYSANTHEMUMS 

Plant these now in 

time for Mothers day 

next year. You can 

take cuttings now 

and also divide the 

old plants to make 

more. If the weather 

is wet in summer 

chrysanthemums can be affected by fungus 

disease, the bottom leaves may turn brown 

and drop off and the top leaves show signs of 

black spot. Spray with Zineb or Benlare. 

OTHER JOBS: 

Plant delphinium, waterlily. You can pot some 

bulbs of Asiatic liliums for Christmas flowers. 

You can move and transplant perennials, 

shrubs and trees. 

Plant bottlebrush for spring and summer 

flowers. 

Lift, divide and replant canna and gerbera. 

Ferns can be divided and re-potted now. Use 

extra coir peat in the potting mix and add a 

slow-release fertilizer. 

Rake off old mulch from the roses, re-use it in 

garden beds well away from the roses, then 

apply fresh mulch. This prevents re-infecting 

plants with foliar diseases. 

Re-pot shrubs and trees and apply slowrelease 

fertilizer. 

Finish planting bare-rooted trees, shrub roses. 

Water in well, apply a diluted seaweed, 

manure, or blood and bone, and mulch. 


Come and Shake Your Tail Feathers at Round 4 of Tarago Rockquiz 

Calling all RockWiz and Blues Brothers fans as our next Tarago Rockquiz has a 

Blues Brother’s Theme. Our Tarago Rockquiz is based on the SBS hit show RockWiz 

and the rounds of questions are similar with in the inclusion of Million Dollar Riff, 

General Knowledge, Know the Tune and the end questions which we call the 

Frantic Fifteen. In round 4 there will be a section of questions to test your Blues 

Brother’s music trivia knowledge. The fabulous Smokestack Lightning will be back 

as our Rockquiz orchestra and judges in our Pay or Play round where you the 

audience get to participate and wow us with your musical prowess. 

The winning team on the night will gain legend status with an entry on the 

coveted Golden Guitar, joining past winners Monkee’s (May 2013), Trailer Trash 

(Oct 12) and the Latte Sippin Blowins (May 2012). 

So watch the movies, for ‘One Night Only’, grab your suit, 

sunglasses and harmonica, make friends with a penguin and 

join us on ‘a mission from God’. 

Enquiries to Neil (Brian) and Gill (Julia) Shepherd on 

48494221. Bonne chance mes amies! 

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Goulburn Mulwaree Council is hosting the 

4th annual Goulburn Grand Prix Cycle 

Challenge at Carr Confoy Park, Goulburn 

on Sunday 22 September 2013. 

The event is held as part of NSW Bike Week 

and aims to educate people about bicycle 

safety and awareness, promote cycling as a 

sport and a mode of transport and to 

encourage people to live a healthy lifestyle and 

stay active through regular exercise. 

This is a community not-for-profit charity event 

that is run by a working party made up of 

members of the community and supported by 

Goulburn Mulwaree Council. 

This year we will be raising funds for Goulburn 

Rotary Club. 

Community 4 

A community ride mainly on shared pedestrian/ 

cycle paths around Goulburn Golf Course. 

Cost: gold coin donation. 

Gundary 25 

25km course. 

Cost: $15 (Earlybird) or $25 (after 23rd Aug) 

includes BBQ lunch and drink. 

Windellama 60 

57km along Windellama Road. 


includes BBQ lunch and drink. 

The Grand Prix 85 

A challenging 84km loop following the historic 

first Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix event of 

1924. 


includes BBQ lunch, drink and food/drink 

station at Bungonia. 

The Goulburn Grand Prix Cycle Challenge gets 

its name from the historic first Australian Motorcycle 

Grand Prix event of 1924 and follows the 

same route – a challenging 85km circuit 

extending from the outskirts of Goulburn to 

Windellama, across to Bungonia and back to 

the junction of the two roads. 

ARTIST OF THE MONTH 

AT GALLERY ON TRACK 

Well known Goulburn artist, Penny Saxton, will 

be artist of the month at Gallery on Track, 

Blackshaw Road, Goulburn from 28th August 

to 22nd September. 

Penny Saxton is a highly experienced ceramic 

artist. The works exhibited are for sale and 

include porcelain, celadon glaze, combined 

hand building and wheel thrown pieces. Some 

of these can be seen in the photo. As well 

Penny will have some very interesting Hebel 

sculptures that are designed for outdoor 

gardens but will look equally attractive in the 

entry or lounge room. 

It’s well worth a visit to Gallery on Track to view 

the huge variety of craft works such as 

jewellery, wood carvings, knitted pieces, 

clothes, leather works and paintings. All items 

in the gallery are for sale and make ideal gifts 

for yourself, your relatives and your friends. 

Payments can be made by card or cash. 

You can visit the website: 

www.galleryontrack.org, phone 4822 7889 or 

email: galleryontrack@gmail.com 

Gallery on Track is well sign-posted and is on 

Blackshaw Road just across the rail crossing 

near the round-about at the corner of Sloane 

and Goldsmith Streets. The gallery is open 

from 10am to 4pm Wednesday to Sunday. 

Visitors are always welcome. 


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Council Update 

Excerpts from council meeting 

20 August 2013 

Flood Warning System 

Council resolved that the implementation of the 

flood warning system improvements be 

deferred until the Office of Environment and 

Heritage grant application is determined. 

At the December 2012 Meeting, Council 

endorsed the recommendations presented in 

the Floodplain Risk Management Study, which 

was partly funded from a grant received from 

the Office of Environment and Heritage. 

The Study recommended the implementation 

of a Flood Warning System and the provision 

of additional rainfall gauges and flow 

measurement stations and the preparation of a 

flood warning procedure. The estimated cost to 

deliver these recommendations is $90,000. 

Council has allocated $70,000 in the 2013/14 

Operation Plan to commence the implementation 

of these recommendations. In addition a 

grant application has been submitted to the 

Office of Environment and Heritage for additional 

funding assistance. 

At Tuesday’s meeting, Council considered 

several options to progress work on the flood 

warning systems, specifically the installation of 

additional rain and river gauges to enhance 

Council’s Flood Warning System. 

At the meeting, it was resolved that the 

implementation of the flood warning system be 

deferred until the Office of Environment and 

Heritage grant application has been 

determined 

Tarago Tennis Courts lighting 

Tarago will soon enjoy lighting over their tennis 

courts with Council resolving to spend $34,000 

on this project. Recently, $17,000 was 

obtained from the NSW Sport and Recreation 

Facilities Grants for this lighting, with the 

additional $17,000 being funded by Council’s 

Special Projects Reserve. 

SES Local Controller 

Councillors endorsed the reappointment of 

Robert Bell as the Local Controller of the 

Goulburn State Emergency Service for a 

further two years. 

Constitutional Recognition campaign 

Councillors agreed with the recommendation 

based on one change that; The Local 

Government NSW request for a contribution 

towards the Constitutional Recognition 

campaign and for staff to work on Election Day 

for the campaign be declined. Goulburn 

Mulwaree Mayor Geoff Kettle stated that 

unless we have bipartisan support at all levels 

of government that this campaign would 

become unachievable. He felt that there may 

be alternatives to the current strategy and 

remains in support of constitutional recognition 

for local government. 

Country Mayors Association 

Council has agreed not to renew its annual 

membership to Country Mayors Association. 

However, it agreed to accept the SEROC 

(South east Regional Organisation of 

Councils) end of term report. SEROC will be 

ad advised of Council’s ongoing commitment 

to membership in accordance with the current 

SEROC Board Resolution. 

Redevelopment of Goulburn War Memorial 

Car Park and Forecourt 

The current tender for redevelopment of 

Goulburn War Memorial car park and forecourt 

will be cancelled in accordance with Local 

Environment Regulations - as the submitted 

prices are outside the available budget. 

The Goulburn War Memorial Redevelopment 

Project will be redesigned or restaged to 

account quantity surveyor and design advice. 

A Working Group be formed consisting of the 

Mayor, interested Councillors, staff and 

members of the RSL Sub Branch to discuss 

the scope and staging of the project. 


FIFE’S 

STOCK FEEDS 

Round Bales 

Pasture Hay 

Square 8x3x2 

Lucerne Hay 

Rye & Clover 

Also suppliers of Bird Seed, Dog Food, Cat Food, 

Wheaten Chaff, Oaten Chaff, Stud Mix 

51-52 Knox St Goulburn 

(02) 4822 3111 

New to the Area is a fully 

qualified & licensed Carpenter 

Specialising & covering all 

aspects of Carpentry work 

Decks, pergolas, small 

renovations, any odd jobs, 

handy man work, 

property maintenance, gardening, 

with many other services available. 

ABN: 90 656 821 885 

NO JOB TOO SMALL WITH FAMILY FRIENDLY PRICES. 

Email: windellamacarpentry@yahoo.com.au 

For a no obligation quote or discussion, 

and a prompt, reliable service, please give me a call. 

JAMES WALSH 

4844 5940 0447 520 173 

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CHURCH INFO 

Catholic Church Services 

Parish Priest: Fr. Dermot McDermott 

Assistant: Fr. Sijo Jose 

Presbytery & Parish Office 

Phone 4821 1022 

******** 

Sunday Mass will be at 8am on the 2nd & 4th 

Sunday at St. Patrick's Marulan. 

Mass Times in Goulburn are: 

Saturday Vigil Mass: 

5pm (DST) at St. Peter & St. Paul's 

Sunday: 7am. at Our Lady of Fatima, 

Nth. Goulburn 

Sunday: 10am. at St. Peter & St. Paul's 

St. Joseph’s Church, Tarago 

3rd Sunday of the Month 

Enquiries: 4821 1022 

Rainfall Stats 

16th July to 15th August 

Rosewood, Windellama Road, Windellama 

22.5 ml / 5 days 

Gar-Den, Oallen Ford Rd, Oallen 

26.5 ml / 9 days 

Johnno’s Store, Oallen Ford Rd, Bungonia 

35 ml / 5 days 

Tarkierelea, Fernleigh Close, Windellama 


Bee Ranch, Oallen Ford Rd, Windellama 


Corang Cottage, Braidwood Road Nerriga 


Tarago Village 

49 ml / 12 days 

Willy Weather 14.2 ml / 10 days 1st-21st August 

St. Bartholomew’s Anglican Church 

CHURCH SERVICES 

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL SERVICES WILL BE 

HELD AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S 

WINDELLAMA DURING THE WINTER 

MONTHS 

September 

St. Bartholomew’s – Windellama 

Sunday 8th – 11:30am 


Sunday 22nd - 11:30am 

October 

St. Mark’s - Bronte 

Sunday 13th -11:30am 


Sunday 27th - 11:30am 

The Reverend Vanessa Bennett can be 

contacted on landline 4821 3631 or mobile 

0417 699 700 or by email on 

wgbnanglican@bigpond.com 

St. Andrews (Anglican) - Tarago 

2nd Sunday 9am 

St. John’s - Lake Bathurst 

4th Sunday 9am 

NERRIGA 

ANGLICAN CHURCH SERVICES 

Held at Nerriga Church 

2nd Sunday each month at 2pm 

(Except Easter & Christmas) 

All Welcome 


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Joy E Allenby-Acuna ALPACAS - Anecdotes & Advice La Granja Holistic Alpacas 

Still in winter, but not long to 

go until Spring, I always 

regard this as the 1st of 

September but the equinox is 

on September 22nd. 

The Alpacas are very well and 

They have only had to be in 

the shelter because of the rain 

about three times. We have 

had rain on and off but not too 

much. The creek is still 

flowing and has rushed 

through up to the banks. 

Ninfo had a gunky eye but I 

washed it with eyebright and 

thanks to a good diet and life 

that is the only problem we 

have had. Except for Mbale who hurt his leg playing with Monty, but with TLC and homeopathic 

cures and a healing from Billie Dean he is getting better. 

Apart from the few aches and pains of advancing years, Heroides and I have been well, no colds 

or flu, we are very lucky!! . But we look after ourselves and eat well. My vegetarian diet is keeping 

me very healthful and I have also lost a little off my middle. I only fall down on cheese and the 

occasional egg now and will become a full vegan soon. As one person ,I cannot save the Alpacas 

from hurt and cruelty entirely (and all other creatures) so this is my bit towards it. Cannot stand the 

look or smell of meat now. 

There was an awful programme on Landline the Sunday before last, I missed it but was sent it by 

a friend. Disgusting and upsetting, how can humans do this to innocent creatures, I am afraid I do 

not understand. The look in the 

eyes of the two being led to the 

abattoir was appalling. How 

dare we breed them for this, to 

put in our mouths all for 

greed !!!! I think future 

generations will look back on 

this time with horror and rightly 

so. 

If you have a heart and care at 

all please sign my petition on 

Care2 www.thepetitionsite.com. 

Please do not kill and eat 

Alpacas. The Alpacas thank 

you. 

Joy Allenby-Acuna Alpaca 

Caregiver 


Classified Advertisements 

All personal classifieds are FREE & also included in the Tarago Times 

We run your advert until you let us know 

when you have sold it or gained it 

Camp Bed, folding, single with mattress. 

Good condition. Ph 4844 5001 

Pine TV & display unit with 23" analogue TV 

& digital box. $250 for the lot. Ph 4849 4371 

Parrot Cage on stand, good cond. $150 ONO. 

Ph 0429 006 745 

410 Shotgun, near new with some 

ammunition. $340 ONO. Ph 4845 9147, after 

6PM, PFT. 

Cocky’s Cage 190cm high, 150cm wide, 

65cm depth $100.00 Ph 4844 5287 

Outdoor camp shower, canvas bucket, 20 Ltr 

capacity $10 Phone Bob 4844 5001. 

Firewood - Split, seasoned. Ute load - approx. 

one tonne. Local delivery - $150 per load. Ring 

Greg - 4844 5157 

Firewood - $150 per load, includes 

delivery. Ph 4849 4520 

Teak entertainment unit, with two glass door 

display. 6x4 foot. $75.00 ONO. 

Double bunks, Metal, with ladder, new 

innerspring mattresses. $125.00 ONO 

Two wooden bed side tables with cane 

draws.$50.00 for two. 

Ph. 4849 4480 

GENERAL FOR SALE 

Filing Cabinets - steel 3 and 4 draws some 

lockable with keys, also ideal for tool lockers 

$35 . Windellama Ph 0497 274 097 

GENERAL FOR SALE 

Moran leather lounge, sage green, 5 pieces, 

good condition $3,000 ONO. 

Dark green suede lounge $200. 

2 timber extension tables each with 6 chairs 

$200 per set. 

Prices negotiable. Phone 4844 5650 

RURAL RELATED FOR SALE 

Duncan Direct Drill, 20 tyne. Good order. 

$3,500. Ph 4844 6250 

Stockcrate 1.8 x1.8 x1.2 galvanised 40 x 

40mm, Good for sheep or calves, sliding rear 

roller door VGC -$500 o.n.o. Ph 0412 421 464 

Tractor - David Brown 880, 4 cylinder diesel, 

ROPS. Needs work. $1,200 Ph 4844 5329 

Slasher - heavy duty, Sherwood, 1.5 metres, 

good condition. $950 Ph 4844 5157 

WANTED 

Farm Contractor with tractor (only) to deep 

rip tree lines. Needs to be able to pull a 3 

shank Yeomans Plough. 60-100hp required. 

Location is 2 km from Lumley Rd turn 

off, on Mayfield Rd. Please call Nick Huggins 

0417 010 956 

Pekin ducks One or two female as company 

for my existing 2 year old female. Ph Pam 

4844 5180 

Knitting wool for volunteer knitters for charity. 

Any leftover wool, any ply, gratefully accepted. 

Ph Denise 4844 5087 

Yeoman Plough 3 tyne 3PL. & Ripper 3PL 

Chisel single tyne & Rotary Aerator. Ph 4844 

7129 or 0418 223 617 

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Classified Advertisements 

All personal classifieds are FREE & also included in the Tarago Times 

We run your advert until you let us know 

when you have sold it or gained it 

ANIMALS FOR SALE 

Belted Galloway Bull for sale, Registered with 

certificate, 3 years old, black & white, docile, 

Windellama area $1500. Call John 0411 349 

555. 

Puppy, bully stag, male, white, vac., microchipped, 

10 weeks. $400 ONO Ph 0429 006 

745 

Piglets - different ages so different prices. Ph 

Bob McDonald 0429 494 331 

Black and white bull 1 year old , $500,Black 

and white steer 1 year old , $400 ,Please 

phone after 7pm weekdays, Terri 0413 241 

356, Paul 0403 065 875 

Young ducklings - Buff Orpington/Peking 

cross - $12 each 

Quarrions - greys, and Pearls - $15 

each. Ph 4845 9147 after 6PM. 

Working Bull Murray Grey, $950.00 ONO. 

Ph. 0414616960 

Alpacas - lots of different colours and ages. 

From $250 each Phone Jacki 0428 298 157 

Boxers Creek 

Highland cattle - 5 cows with 5 dexter x 

calves. $3,700 the lot. Ph Cathy 4844 5455 

Roosters Many breeds, some are free, some 

are $5.00. Full size and bantams; some hens 

for sale. PH 4844 5040 

Border Leicester Ram - 3 years old. Proven 

sire. $150 Ph 4844 5244 

Suffolk Ram - 3years old, $100 Ph4844 5500 

CARS, BIKES, TRAILERS, etc. FOR SALE 

Toyota truck, 1988, good working order, with 

13ft steel tray & stock crate. Ph 4829 5123 

Transalloy Ute Tray 1.8 x 1.8, suit most 

4x4's, complete with dropsides and LED lights 

VGC -$1100 o.n.o. Ph 0412 421 464 

Polished Alloy Rear Ute Sports Bar $100 Ph 

0412 421 464 

Aluminium Savage 4.3m Boat (1995) with 

30hp Yamaha outboard on brooker trailer. 

Front steering & canopy, electric start, radio, 

compass, plus all extras. Always garaged & 

flushed, runs well. $5,900 ONO Call Scott 

0418 563 888 

Mitsubishi Exec. Station Wagon with new 

motor in 2007. . Offers over $500 considered. 

Ph Maria 4844 5106 

FOR LEASE 

Belted Galloway Bulls for lease, Black & 

white and Red & white, 4 years old. Both 

registered with certificates. Call John on 0411 

349 555. 

October 

5th 

8th 

Historical Society Meeting 

School Term 4 begins 

12th Blues Bros. Revival @ Tarago 

November 

Coming Events… 

2nd Small Farms Field Day 

12th Council Meeting @ Bungonia 


Our Advertising Charges 

Classifieds - Personal FREE 

(maximum 2 lines) 

Month Year 

( 11 issues) 

Small advertisement $ 6.50 $ 65.00 

(business card size) 

Quarter page advertisement $12.00 $120.00 

Half page advertisement $25.00 $250.00 

Full page advertisement $50.00 $500.00 

Double page discount $90.00 

Inserts - $40.00 for 400 inserts into hard copies 

Typesetting of adverts: $50 

PAYMENT: 

Cheques: payable to Windellama News 

PO Box 705, Goulburn. 2580 

Direct Deposit or EFT: IMB Ltd; BSB 641.800; 

A/c 200045794 with Name & advert as detail 

* Unpaid adverts will be cancelled 

after one month 

* All advertising copy must be 

accompanied with payment 

All advertising enquiries to Denise Johnson 

Fees for Hire of Hall 

or Supper Room 

at Windellama Hall 

*HALL ALL DAY $200 

DAY 4hrs or less $100 

EVENING/NIGHT** $200 

*Includes Supper Room & Kitchen 

** $2 per hour for heating 

SUPPER ROOM (Includes Kitchen) 

ALL DAY $80 

DAY 4hrs or less $40 

EVENING/ NIGHT $100 

# Use of the premises prior to your booked 

function will incur a surcharge of 

Supper Room Fee 

To Book please ring W. P. A. Secretary, 

Frances Knights on 4844 5157 

TARAGO TRANSFER UPDATE 

& DRUM MUSTER STATION 

Open Friday to Monday 

8.00am—4.45pm. 

Card required for household waste, 

or fees apply. 

Free recycling of the following: 

Plastics, tins, oil, batteries, glass, 

paper and cardboard. 

Free recycling also of Drum Muster 

Chemical Drums providing they are 

empty, triple washed and have the lids 

removed 

Tipping Fees for Tarago 

Sorted Waste - Domestic Residents only 

Car, station wagon, small ute or small trailer $ 16.00 

Medium trailer, large ute or 1-tonne truck load $ 21.00 

Large trailer load $ 33.00 

Unsorted Waste and Non-Residents Waste 

Garbage & trade waste $ 78.00 

(uncompacted, per cubic metre) 

Garbage and trade waste $ 133.00 

(compacted, per cubic metre) 

Other unsorted waste— 2 x sorted rate per category 

Hard fill demolition waste not accepted at Tarago 

Animals — Note: Animal carcasses cannot be 

dumped at Tarago as there are no facilities for burial 

please refer to Goulburn Mulwaree Council for details 

on availability in this area. 

Car Bodies $ 56.00 

Tyres — Car Tyres (each) - per tyre $ 11.00 

Motorcycle tyres (each) $ 9.00 

Truck tyres (each) - per tyre $ 26.00 

Tractor tyres (each) - per tyre $ 95.00 

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COMMUNITY INFORMATION 

Windellama Progress Association 

Lloyd Turner (President) 4844 5214 

Frances Knights (Secretary) 4844 5157 

Windellama Rural Fire Brigade 

Rex Hockey (Captain) 4844 5147 

Graham Kinder (President) 4844 5330 

Ellen Sylvester (Secretary) 4844 5407 

Windellama Field Day Committee 

Heather Caulfield (Secretary) 4844 5120 

Frances Knights (Treasurer) 4844 5157 

Windellama News 

Denise Johnson (Editor) 4844 5087 

Gayle Stanton (Editor) 4844 5156 

Windellama Garden Cub Inc. 

Pam Williams (Secretary/Treasurer)4844 5194 

Windellama Hall Country Markets 

Bob Shaw 4844 5001 

Windellama Historical Society 

Rex Hockey (President) 4844 5147 

Julian Woods (Secretary) 4844 5270 

Windellama Landcare 

Warren Yates (President) 4844 5350 

Sandra Greville (Secretary) 4844 5047 

Windellama CFR 

Kevin Muffet 4844 7143 

Windellama School P&C 

Shelly Andrews (President) 4844 5630 

Heather Caulfield (Secretary) 4844 5120 

Willow Glen Gardeners 

Warren Yates 4844 5350 

Wires (wildlife rescue) 

Marian Pearce 4844 5244 

Southern Tablelands WIRES 4822 3888 

Tarago Pony Club 4844 7014 

Justice of the Peace 

Linda Shannon 0429 980 141 

Geoff Burns 4849 4330 

FOR ALL EMERGENCIES 

eg. FIRES / ACCIDENTS 

PHONE 000 

For Mobile users & 

Landlines 

Important Phone Numbers 

Rural Fire Brigades 

Windellama Rex Hockey 4844 5147 

Tarago Ken Vassel 4849 4652 

Taylors Creek Dave Elward 4849 4240 

Mt Fairy/Boro Mike Welford 4849 4623 

Bungonia Craig White 0407 718607 

Gundary Jason Gray 4822 2903 

Nerriga John Rolfe 4845 9160 

Bushfire Information 1800 059 333 

www.windellamarfs.com.au or www.rfs.nsw.gov.au 

WINDELLAMA PH: 4844 5359 or 

CHANNEL 21/209 Base 

AMBULANCE 000 

Ambulance Booking 13 12 33 

Goulburn Ambo Station 4827 0444 

Windellama CFR First Aid 

Ambulance on triple zero 

Kevin Muffet 4844 7143 

SES 13 25 00 

Poison Info. Service 13 11 26 

Goulburn Base Hospital 4827 3111 

Police 

Tarago Station - 

Snr. Constable Brad Carey 4849 4411 

Goulburn 4824 0799 

Other 

Goulburn Railway Station 4828 5816 

Train info & bookings 13 22 32 

www.countrylink.info 

Country Energy - interruptions 13 20 80 

Lifeline 13 11 14 

Kids Helpline 1800 551 800 


September 2013 

MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 

30 1 

Father’s 

Day 

2 

P&C 

Meeting 

3 

Willow 

Glen 

Gardeners 

3 5 

School 

Playgroup 

6 7 

Federal 

Election 

8 

St. Bart’s 

9 10 

Craft Arvo 

11 12 

School 

Playgroup 

13 14 15 

Windellama 

Hall 

Country 

Markets 

16 

Progress 

Meeting 

17 

Craft Arvo 

18 

Nerriga 

Gardeners 

19 

School 

Playgroup 

20 

School 

Term 3 

ends 

21 

Historical 

Society 

excursion 

22 

St. Bart’s 

Cycle 

Challenge 

23 24 

Craft Arvo 

25 26 27 28 

Fire 

Brigade 

Open Day 

Nerriga 

Bargains 

in the 

Bush 

29 

For details of times and places - see articles inside this issue 

Emergency phone numbers are on the back of this page. 

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