Good Time Sept-Oct

GOODTIMESSEPT/OCT 2012 - ISSUE 34 • A MONTHLY YARRAWONGA CHRONICLE/COROWA FREE PRESS PUBLICATION

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Jane O’Toole will excite you with her thrillingly beautiful voice and glamorous costumes as

she performs the glorious melo-dies indelibly identified with our most famous Girls From Oz - Madame Butterfly, La Traviata, The Sound of Music, Velia from The Merry Widow, Love Will Find a Way from Maid of the Mountains, and many, many more.Written and directed by Rod Anderson, with musical director Sue Goessling at the piano it will be a dazzling spec-tacle audiences won’t forget.The Girls from Oz will be at the Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre at 11am on Tuesday, October 16. Ticket price: Adults $18, conces-sion/group of 6 + $16.To book contact the Box Office on 03 5722 8105 between 10am-4pm Monday-Friday or visit www.wangarattapac.com.au.

Following the outstanding success of their hysterical production and world first

HMS Pinafore which toured in 2008, the gang are returning with a fantastic new treat-

ment of the most popular Gilbert & Sullivan classic of all time.This new version performed in full costume, with scenery painted by the best in Australia, Scenic Studios, will again contain many more musical delights as well as comedy scenes that will have audiences in gales of laughter.Starring in this production is the very funny and highly acclaimed actor Brian Hannan. Best remem-bered for his 9 years on ABC TV BellBird and many JC Williamson musicals. Brian wowed audiences in 2008 with his hysterical portrayal of Sir Joseph Porter in HMS Pinafore. This year he will play the comic leading role of KoKo. Naturally Brian will bring to

life many new characters as well. Why on earth is Peter Allen there? What’s Dean Martin doing

in the production? Kamahl? You’ve got to be kidding. No way, these and others will make a

guest appearance in this production.Alison Rae Jones an exciting soprano

from Opera Australia will play the role of Yum Yum. Alison brings a

wealth of professional

experience to the company having sung in Europe and the UK over the past 15 years, including the role of Yum Yum for the D’oyly Carte Opera Company in the world famous Savoy Theatre, London.Seasoned professional Philip Wheeldon will play the roles of Pooh Bah and The Mikado. He is also respon-sible for many of the additional lyrics in the show. Australian Opera performer, Caroline Vercoe, brings to life the wonderful role of Katisha.Linda O’Brien will play the role of the musical Director at The Piano. The production is directed by the criti-cally acclaimed Hugh Halliday.All in all this will truly be one of the cleverest and enter-taining productions to tour in 2008, and why wouldn’t it be with songs like, Three Little Maids From School, The Sun Whose Rays, Here’s A Howdy Do, Tit Willow and many more.So fasten your rickshaws, The Pinafore crew are sailing to Japan for more madness and hilarity, and truly one of the best times in the theatre anywhere.If you liked HMS Pinafore, don’t miss the most popular of all The Mikado at the Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre on October 6 at 7.30pm. Ticket price: Adults $35, concession $30, child (15 & under) $20.To book contact the Box Office on 03 5722 8105 between 10am-4pm Monday-Friday or visit www.wangarattapac.com.au.

The Girls from Oz The Mikado as you've never seen itAustralia has given the world some of its most shining

musical stars – Nellie Melba, Gladys Moncrieff, Joan Sutherland, and June Bronhill. The Gilbert & Sullivan Company of Australia are

back for 2011 with their brand new show, The Mikado to the Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre on October 6.

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Afternoon tea Dance with High society Jazz orchestra Dancing & Music | 2:00 - 5:00pm

A $18 Grp 6+ $16

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the Australian bee Gees show MusicMusic | 7:30pm

All tickets $50

sUNday 9

Johnny cash the concert Music | 8:00pm

All tickets $65

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bizet’s carmen by melbourne opera Music | 7:30pm

A $54 conc $49 c $40 Grp 6+ $49

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the Girls from oz with Jane o’toole Music | 11:00am

A $18 conc $16 Grp 6+ $16

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rock revolution starring Jon english Music | 8:00pm

A $64 conc $59c $54 Grp 8+ $55

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mikado Music | 7:30pm

A $35 conc $30 c $20 Grp 6+ $30

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A Last night of the promsMusic | 7:00pm

All tickets $25

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What’s On Spring 2012www.wangarattapac.com.au

for further details visit www.wangarattapac.com.au Wangaratta performing Arts centre 33-37 Ford Street Wangaratta P: (03) 5722 8105

ALso At tHe WAnGArAttA performinG Arts centre in september: thURsday 6 & FRIday 7 cathedral college -once on this island 7.30pm

nick parnell ~ bach to brazil Music | 7:30pm

A $35 conc $3015 & under $25 Group 6+ $30

satURday 8 satURday 22Katie noonan & Karin schaupp Music | 8:00pm

A $40 conc $35 c $35 Grp6+ $35

FRIday 16tommy fleming ~ the voice of ireland Music | 8:00pm

A $49 conc $47 c $30 Grp 10+ $47

babba ~ calling All Dancing Queens Music | 8:00pm

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A $18 Grp 6+ $16

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the Australian bee Gees show MusicMusic | 7:30pm

All tickets $50

sUNday 9

Johnny cash the concert Music | 8:00pm

All tickets $65

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bizet’s carmen by melbourne opera Music | 7:30pm

A $54 conc $49 c $40 Grp 6+ $49

satURday 15

the Girls from oz with Jane o’toole Music | 11:00am

A $18 conc $16 Grp 6+ $16

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rock revolution starring Jon english Music | 8:00pm

A $64 conc $59c $54 Grp 8+ $55

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mikado Music | 7:30pm

A $35 conc $30 c $20 Grp 6+ $30

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A Last night of the promsMusic | 7:00pm

All tickets $25

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What’s On Spring 2012www.wangarattapac.com.au

for further details visit www.wangarattapac.com.au Wangaratta performing Arts centre 33-37 Ford Street Wangaratta P: (03) 5722 8105

ALso At tHe WAnGArAttA performinG Arts centre in september: thURsday 6 & FRIday 7 cathedral college -once on this island 7.30pm

nick parnell ~ bach to brazil Music | 7:30pm

A $35 conc $3015 & under $25 Group 6+ $30

satURday 8 satURday 22Katie noonan & Karin schaupp Music | 8:00pm

A $40 conc $35 c $35 Grp6+ $35

FRIday 16tommy fleming ~ the voice of ireland Music | 8:00pm

A $49 conc $47 c $30 Grp 10+ $47

babba ~ calling All Dancing Queens Music | 8:00pm

A $35 conc $30 Grp 10+ $30

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Jane O’Toole brings to life some of Australia's greatest musical stars.

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Their distinctive rhythm and blues, southern sound dominated radio in the late 1960s and early 70s with hits such

as Proud Mary, Run Through The Jungle, Who'll Stop The Rain, Bad Moon Rising, Down on The Corner, Midnight Special and I Heard It Through The Grapevine continue to receive radio airplay 40 years after the band broke up.The band sold 26 million albums in the United States alone, was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1993 and ranked at 82 on Rolling Stone's 100 greatest artists of all time.Creedence Clearwater Recycled consists of four extremely talented musicians, who, having cut their teeth in various bands

(Country, Blues & Rock), have come together with one major objective in mind. To bring the fantastic music of Creedence Clearwater Revival back to life on stage in front of a live audi-ence where it really belongs played with all the skill, the passion, the power and the dedication it both demands and truly deserves.So, when you experience Creedence Clearwater Recy-cled live, you are transported back in time (as if at an authentic CCR concert) when legendary songwriting and musicianship were paramount. You can hear and feel the dedication and obvious love they have for this music. Their skilful, high-energy, powered perform-ances respectfully praise the work of John Fogerty, Tom Fogerty, Stu Cook and Doug Clifford. You’ll find yourself singing along to song after song you thought you’d forgotten, and come away with an even greater appreciation for the music and its creators.Don't miss this unbelievable live show at Mulwala Water Ski Club on Saturday, October 20, live and free.

Since those two DMC titles John has been part of the house music revolution in Australia,

closing the huge New Year's Day event Summerdays to over 20,000 people and playing between Eric Morillo and Fedde Le Grande at Sensation on New Year's Eve in front of 40,000 plus are just two examples. He has played literally too many gigs to mention, many along side the world's biggest DJs and plays regularly in party spots such as Koh Samui in Thai-land and the Paradise Club in Mykonos. He has mixed over 15 compilations including mixing the highest selling club CD in Australia “The Annual” for the last 5 years.John is one of the founders of Austral-ia’s Vicious Recordings, the label that bought the world Dirty South, Avicci, Madison Avenue, Sgt Slick, Angger Dimas, The Potbelleez and Vandalism. He also hosts the country's most influ-ential dance music show Novanation which airs on the Nova network nation-ally every Saturday night.Studio wise John was one quarter of the team behind Blackout who’s “Gotta Have Hope” single was a worldwide

club hit back in 1998. More recently he has teamed up with production partner mrTimothy, remixing and producing under the name of Electro Funk Lovers.John’s technical skills are second to none and he brings his love of club music and DJing out in every set. From chunky vocal grooves to banging big room sounds John’s sets are renowned for getting a crowd pumping and a vibe that always rocks the dance floor.Now he is coming to ClubMulwala on Saturday, October 6 (members $5, visi-tors $10).

It will also be the official launch of the Victorian racing season. There will

be something foreveryone over the two day festival, from kid’s events through to the flagship Olympic DistanceTriathlon and the 2012 National Aquathlon Championships. The events will take place

around Lake Mulwala so there will be plenty of good viewing spots for spectators. There will also be $10,000 in prize-money up for grabs as well as possible selection in the Australian team for the World Aquathlon Championships in London in 2013 so many of the country's best triathletes are expected to compete.The Multi Sports Village will have produce from local farmers and wineries for sale and there will also be enter-tainment for the kids.For more information visit

www.yarrawongamulwala.com.au.

Festival timetableSaturday:9.00am 5km Dash for cash - open competitors10.30am Mini Triathlon - junior & kids event12.00pm Mini Splash and Dash - junior & kids event1.30pm Long Course Aquathlon - 5km run x 1000m swim x 5km run3.00pm National Aquathlon Championships - 2.5km run x 1000m swim x 2.5km run

Sunday:7.00am State Olympic Distance Championships - 1500m swim x 40km ride x 10km run7.30am Short Course Triathlon

Creedence Clearwater Recycled

DJ John rocking ClubMulwalaRun, swim, ride at multi-sport festival

Creedence Clearwater Revival was at one time considered the greatest rock band in the world.

Kicking off your DJ career by winning a couple of DMC mixing competitions in Victoria is one way of getting noticed…and more than two decades on John Course is still one of the leading personalities in Australian dance music culture.

Yarrawonga Mulwala MultiSport Festival on October 20 and 21 includes the Victorian Olympic Distance Triathlon Championships and the National Aquathlon Championships which were secured by Yarrawonga Mulwala Tourism in partnership with Triathlon Victoria.

Cheap Thrillzat the Termo

Courtesy Bus Available • HAPPY HOUR Fri-Sat Night 6-7pm

95 Belmore Street, Yarrawonga Ph: 03 5744 3025

with dj Jarrod every Friday night from 8pmSaturday night from 8.30pm

Creedence Clearwater Recycled pay tribute to the original CCR.

DJ John Course is coming to ClubMulwala on October 6.

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Competitions abound for creative folk

That's entertainment

The delightful ‘Decorated Pushbike or Scooter’ competition will see legions of youngsters lining up, their vehicles

festooned with tissue paper, ribbons, bows, flags and balloons. Entry is only $1 with sections for pre-school, primary school and secondary school. Prizes are awarded for each section; first prize $25, second prize $15 and third prize $10. Bring your pushbike or scooter to the Main Stage on Saturday, October 6 at 1.30pm for judging and let your creativity and imagination run wild.The ever-popular Pet Parade will be another hotly contested event at the Show. Beginning at 10.30am on Saturday, October 6 at the Main Stage and judged by the exemplary Naomi Spinks, events include Best Kept Small Dog, Best Kept Large Dog, Best Kept Cat, Best Kept Rural Pet, Most Obedient Rural Pet, Best Kept Other Pet and Best Costumed Pet.Entry is free, just bring along your primped and pampered pet and sign up on the day. It is a truth universally acknowledged that men are among the best cooks in the world and the local male contingent will get a chance to prove this at the Show. The Men’s Only Cake Competition, for ages 18 years and over, will be a special feature. With an entry

fee of $10, all proceeds from this competition will be donated to the Yarrawonga Mulwala Men’s Shed. The cakes must be baked in a domestic kitchen with no female assistance whatsoever, so ladies that means hands off. The cake must be delivered to the Main Pavilion on Friday morning, October 5 before 11am.

If you have a flair with foliage or perhaps you set a fabulous table then this competition is for you. Floral Art and Horticulture competitions are the mainstays of agricultural shows and there is a plethora of categories to choose from in the Yarrawonga Mulwala Agricultural Show. Entries will be taken at the Main Pavilion from Thursday, October 4 at 4.30pm with judging to commence at 10am on Friday, October 5.All the regular show attractions will be on hand to entertain the entire family both in the arena and around the Yarrawonga Showgrounds including Miss Showgirl, Sideshow Alley and horse events. This year’s show will be held on Friday, October 5 from 5pm and Saturday, October 6 from 8am. For more information on events visit www.ymshow.com.au.

The world-renowned Flying Fruit Fly Circus with 40 talented performers will be appearing live on Saturday, October

6 and will amaze the audience with their incredible balancing techniques.Saturday also sees displays of the creepy, slinky and slightly scary creatures from Black Snake Productions. Experience a massive range of animals from crocodiles, lizards, marsupials, snakes and frogs as well as spine chilling spiders and scorpions.Thomas ‘the trackless’ Train will be tooting and hooting all over the showgrounds taking train-lovers for rides to various destinations.Friday night is traditionally family night and

Tubby the Robot will be a favourite feature. Tubby is loveable, interactive and very popular with children and adults alike. Tubby connects with his audience in a friendly, funny and educative way. He walks; he talks; he is out of this world.In addition to Tubby, a giant of a man – in fact, Australia’s strongest man – will be flexing his muscles on Friday evening. Derek Boyer is a Fijian-Australia, world champion powerlifter, professional strongman and actor. Boyer has competed seven times in the world’s Stongest Man contest, reaching the finals in 1997 and he is the reigning 12 time Australia’s Strongest Man, winning from 2000 – 2011. Boyer currently holds the Guinness World Record for the heaviest truck pulled – a Kenworth K104 truck weighing 51,840kg (51.84 metric tons) over a level 100ft course in Brisbane.

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Whether it is pushbikes, pets, cooking or flower arranging the Yarrawonga Mulwala Agricultural Show has a competition for you.

Yarrawonga Mulwala Agricultural Show has an extraordinary line-up of entertainment this year.

There are plenty of competitions for the children.

The Flying Fruit Fly Circus will perform at the Yarrawonga Mulwala Show.Shona Donald fusses over her red hen before the Best Kept Rural Pet competition at this year’s Agricultural Show.

The recipe choices are endless for the Men’s Only Cake Competition as Savernake farmers G’yden Davis and Stuart Bruce discover.

Sheep shearing returns this year.

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Corowa’s 134th annual show on Sunday, October 14 has three exciting new events and has snared, for a third

consecutive year to Corowa Show, four-time world record-holder and entertainer, Roy Maloy.The official 1.00pm show opening will feature highly regarded horse-handler, Wayne Hinch-liffe, from Bundalong, with his team of hors-eriders carrying Australian Flags, a la Sydney Olympics. Wayne’s debut at the Corowa Show will also feature teenage songwriter who plays guitar on horseback, Maddie Dawson, of Kiewa Valley.Wayne will perform two shows on the day. Corowa Pastoral, Agricultural & Horticultural Society officials are thrilled to have his team perform the opening and the two shows.“Wayne has been popular at many agricultural shows and will add to the talented people and horses we have competing all day under ringmaster Mandy Reidy,” show secretary, Jan McKenna, told The Good Times.“He is in demand and showgoers are sure to be impressed with his tricks. We look forward to seeing him here for the first time.“We also welcome two other first-timers at our show – Tootsie the Clown who tours all over Australia and will rove around the show all day.“And Michael Alexander from Melbourne, with Black Snake Productions and his wildlife

display, will, I’m sure, prove popular too.”Roy Maloy, who turns 37-years-of-age on October 27, is an extremely popular enter-tainer and justifies reference to him as “an Australian icon”.Roy’s circus performance, including his bed of nails, stilt-walking, stunts and fire-eating has youngsters through to the not-so-young people seated well before his act begins.The man with humble beginnings – he was the son of two Salvation Army missionaries and was homeless as a teenager - has captured fans throughout the world with his ability to perform and involve the audience. Show rides have increased in number and excitement in recent years and this year will be no exception. With dogs, puppies, cats, kittens and birds, the Pet Show always attracts admirers throughout the day, as well as outstanding performances by the many horseriders inside the Corowa Racecourse track.Numerous exhibits in the main pavilion

featuring a wide range of subjects and stacks of talent will be on display.“The program has great appeal to all ages. We always strive for a popular family day outing program and we have not increased admission prices,” Jan said.“We really hope the people of Corowa and the whole surrounding district come along to support the day.”

Showgoers love to see exciting new events and a return of all that is popular with a town’s annual show.

Show’s exciting new events

Roy Maloy Circus performs three showsTootsie the Clown performs four shows

The Stockyard Wayne Hinchcliffe performs two showsMichael Alexander-Wild Life Display gives three talks

COROWA SHOW 2012SUNDAY 14th OCTOBER

Gates Open 6.30am - 4.30pm

• ShowRidesandShowBags• ShowgirlandShowboyCompetition• HorseEventsinthearena• Sheep,Fleece,FarmProduceandPoultry• TheHistoricalMachinerywillbedisplaying

againthisyear

• MainPavilionwillhavehorticultural,fruitandvegetables,eggs,jams,jellies,picklesandsauces,cooking,crafts,scrapbooking,dressmaking,knitting,photographyexhibits

• Men’sCookingisnewthisyear• Art,children’sartandschooldisplays

Showmembershippriortotheday:$15for2adults,familiesare$20for2adultsandupto4childrenAdmissionontheday:$10adults,$5conc.,$2children6-16,$25for2adults&4ormorechildren

A Main Pavilion Steward with some of the winning entries in 2011.

Zoe Richey with steward Nicole Smith in the animal nursery.

Charlotte Close with her champion sheep Fleur.

Some of the winners in the Showgirl/Showboy competition last year.

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The Pulitzer Prize winning drama that became the Oscar winning film featuring Marlon Brando.A confronting story of love, desire, loss and violence. Recommended for mature audiences

October 4/5/6 and 11/12/13 At Uniting Church Hall Piper Street Yarrawonga

Tickets from YM Visitor Information Centre 03 57 44 1989

American playwright Tennessee Williams’ classic

ALLEGRO THEATRE COMPANY presents

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Art Direction: Sandra Schaap

Published 3rd wednesday of each month

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A desire to stage a classic

Just getting the rights to perform the play is a challenge while finding

local actors with the courage to lay themselves emotionally bare on the stage deters many from even attempting the production.But Allegro Theatre Company director Steve Thornycroft, great fan of Williams' work, is made of sterner stuff. His previous experience with the Yarrawonga company convinced him they were prepared to take on the tough productions and he also believed they had the talent to do such a loved play justice.“Allegro has afforded me a wonderful opportunity to stage one of my favourite productions,” Thornycroft said.“Yarrawonga has a vibrant, committed theatre interest and great talent and I have received outstanding support practically and emotionally in co-creating with the cast (and crew) this play. “To me the characters are

real, they must be real to the audience. It is critical that we identify with them, feel for them, feel uncomfortable about them, even reject or embrace them. I have a cast, wonderful as they are, who are running the journey of their characters, living their lives. “This is dangerous ground for an actor and us all, as it exposes us and confronts our ‘demons’. As we have rehearsed it has been wonderful watching the actors feel ashamed, awkward, proud, and every other emotion in their

characterisation. I hope to elicit all the emotions that the characters feel for the audience to experience. Allegro’s talent pool has brought a cast of dedicated actors that create the reality of Streetcar – I anticipated this and as such feel greatly rewarded.“Streetcar is brilliant, set in the heart of the blues capital of New Orleans. It has the power to unnerve an audience with brutality, and desire.“I have costumed the play (with invaluable assistance from Bev Buchanan) in the seventies. I want to bring the play from

the late 1940s, when it was written, into a place closer to our times. “What happened then, happens now. The brutal Stanley still exists, so too does the tragic Blanche and the misguided Stella – even the awkward Mitch. Bringing the forties to the present seemed too much – the seventies is a believable progression but in reality equally relevant to today.”

A Streetcar Named Desire, directed by Steve Thornycroft, will be performed at the Uniting Church Hall in Piper Street on October 4, 5 6, 11, 12 and 13. It is recommended for mature audiences and contains some graphic scenes and

language.The cast includes Colette Quin (Blanche DuBois), Adrian Ridley (Stanley Kowalski), Julie Denny (Stella Kowalski), Shane Douthie (Harold 'Mitch' Mitchell), Danielle Spence (Eunice Hubbell, Mexican Woman), Shane McBurnie (Steve Hubbell), Catherine McBurnie (Italian Woman, Nurse), Stephen McKinley (Pablo Gonzales), Chris Thornycroft (Young Collector) and Terry Williams (Doctor).Tickets go on sale at the Yarrawonga Mulwala Visitor Information Centre (57441989) on September 18 - adults $20, concession $15.

It's no easy feat to direct a classic drama such as A Streetcar named Desire by tennessee williams.

Country Rock Super Hits Show

when you combine the powerful vocal and high energy of award winning entertainer Steve Cummins with dual Golden Guitarist Rob Bostock you know

you are going to get a night to remember, and that is what The Rustic Sons are all about.“The Rustic Sons are a multi-award winning act who delivers a very respectful tribute to the super stars of country in a unique and very original way, blending their own style of musical talents to create this top class show. “I have performed in a lot of different shows for a long time now and would say this show is my favourite. I love the variety of songs and the power rendition the Rustic Sons deliver,” Steve Cummins said.The same goes for Rob Bostock. “I have been fortunate enough to have performed with some of the biggest names in Australian music, however when asked what show would be my favourite, I say it would be this one,” Bostock said.

The Country Rock Super Hits Show performed by The Rustic

Sons is a show not to be missed and will be at Howlong

Country Golf Club on Saturday, October 20 from 9pm.

Entry is $15 for members, $25 for non-members. Bookings on

02 60265321.

the Country rock Super hits Show is a tribute to the world’s greatest Country rock artists, including garth Brooks, Johnny Cash, Allan Jackson, C.C.r, the Band, Charlie Daniels, the Eagles and many more.

The Rustic Sons – Rob Bostock and Steve Cummins.

Adrian Ridley (Stanley) intimidates Colette Quin (Blanche) in a confronting scene.

Steve Thornycroft, director of A Streetcar Named Desire, during rehearsals.

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A MONTHLY YARRAWONGA CHRONICLE/COROWA FREE PRESS PUBLICATION

SEPT/OCT 2012 CalEndar

GOODTIMESSEPTEMBER19 YMGCR – Trevor

Doddridge The Jinglistics at

Savernake Hall

20 ClubMulwala – Mick Tenace

Mulwala Water Ski Club – Paul Vitullo

Rutherglen Wine Show

21 Mulwala Water Ski Club – Maurice Milani

ClubMulwala – The Freespirits


22 Mulwala Water Ski Club – Farnham Tribute

ClubMulwala – DJ Supple K

Katie Noonan and Karin Schaupp Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre


Criterion Hotel – Jammed Up

23 Rutherglen Wine Show

Woodfire Pizza at Valhalla Wines

NRAM: 'Showstoppers' at Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre 1:30pm

Katherine Penfold at Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre 7:30pm

24 Rutherglen Wine Show

25 Arts Rutherglen Fine Film Night


26 YMGCR – Trevor Doddridge


27 Shannon Noll Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre

Mulwala Water Ski Club – Tom Routledge

ClubMulwala – Ray Macartney


28 Mulwala Water Ski Club – Touch 'n' Go

Corowa Festival of Dance

ClubMulwala – Mantel

YMGCR – Kids face painting from 6.30pm


29 AFL Grand Final Day

Mulwala Water Ski Club – SMAC


ClubMulwala – DJ Meridax

YMGCR – Anthony Tenace plus kids face painting from 6.30pm

Rotary Tour De Rutherglen

30 Mulwala Water Ski Club – Scott & Amanda


Gail Goodall's Arcade Jewellers Golf Day at Corowa Golf Club


Rotary Tour De Rutherglen

OcTOBER 1 Corowa Festival of

Dance


4 A Streetcar Named Desire – Allegro Theatre Company Uniting Church Hall, Yarrawonga tickets 03 57441989

Mulwala Water Ski Club – We 3

5 YMGCR – Mystical Groove

Yarrawonga Mulwala Spring Show

Mulwala Water Ski Club – Anthony and Jade

ClubMulwala – Johnny Cash Tribute

A Streetcar Named Desire – Allegro Theatre Company Uniting Church Hall, Yarrawonga tickets 03 57441989

6 Yarrawonga Mulwala Spring Show

ClubMulwala – DJ John Course – Members $5 Visitors $10

Mulwala Water Ski Club – Regular Boys

Pfeiffer Wines Farmers Market


The Mikado Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre

Criterion Hotel – Jammed Up

7 Corowa Federation Market



11 A Streetcar Named Desire – Allegro Theatre Company Uniting Church Hall, Yarrawonga tickets 03 57441989

Mulwala Water Ski Club – Phil Dalby

12 YMGCR – Rockin’ a Hard Place

Max Walker and Jamie Dwyer Sportsman Night at Corowa Golf Club

Mulwala Water Ski Club – Heartbeat

ClubMulwala – Anthony Tenace


13 ClubMulwala – DJ Supple K


Mulwala Water Ski Club - Gravity

Criterion Hotel – Heartbeat

14 Corowa Agricultural Show


16 Ber Carroll, Dianne Blacklock and Liane Moriarty Author Talk 7pm at Corowa Civic Centre

The Girls From Oz Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre


An Artist’s Affair at Pfeiffer Wines

18 Mulwala Water Ski Club – Anthony Tenace

19 YMGCR – What’s Next Mulwala Water Ski Club

– Paul Vitullo

ClubMulwala – Country Rock Superhits

20 Yarrawonga Multi Sport Festival

Corowa Horse Races

Mulwala Water Ski Club – Creedence Clearwater Recycled

ClubMulwala – The Dirty Boogie Band

Howlong Garden Walk

Howlong Country Golf Club – Country Rock Super Hits Show

A Last Night of the Proms Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre

Yackandandah Huge Town Garage Sale

Criterion Hotel – Giant 440

21 Yarrawonga Multi Sport Festival


Rutherglen Agricultural Show

Howlong Rural Fire Brigade Auction and Carnival


Halloween Week begins

with Beechworth Ghost Tours

25 Mulwala Water Ski Club – Maurice Milani

ClubMulwala Country Music Spectacular

26 YMGCR – Anthony Tenace Duo


Mulwala Water Ski Club – Play It Cool

27 Mulwala Water Ski Club – Rod Stewart Tribute


Howlong Rose and Flower Show

Yarrawonga & District Garden Club Flower Show, Uniting Church Hall cnr Tom and Piper Streets (noon to 5pm)

28 ClubMulwala Country Music Spectacular

Rutherglen Lions Community Garage sale


Yarrawonga & District Garden Club Flower Show, Uniting Church Hall (10am – 4pm)

Holbrook Miniature Railway

22nd Sep - Jammed Up 8.30pm29th Sep - Grand Final Night6th Oct - Jammed Up 8.30pm13th Oct - Heartbeat 8.30pm20th Oct - Giant 440 8.30pm

1 Belmore Street, YarrawongaPhone: 03 5744 3839

AHA AWARD WINNER FOR BEST OUTDOOR AND NON-ENCLOSED FACILITY 2009

CRIT

ERION HOTEL

DECK ONE

Newly renovated Bar and Dining areas.

What’s On at the CriNew Years Eve tickets available 1st October

*Conditions apply

NEW MENU COMING 1ST OCTOBER

REvaMp Of kIdS playGROUNd COMING SOON

kids party packages availablekids face

painting Sunday 12pm-3pm

Good Time Sept-Oct

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