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Welcome to our Autumn issue and what a better way to celebrate than with a new look. This issue is special in more ways than one. First up we have some new team members on board for this landmark issue and they have done an amazing job and without them it would be impossible to get the magazine up and running. This issue is packed full of exciting things for Easter and we also take a special look back on the 100 Year Anniversary of the ANZAC’s and it’s impact on our small rural community. The Local Magazine is something I’m very passionate about and I think showcasing our beautiful town is really important, not just for our visitors but also for ourselves. Sometimes we forget what amazing things we have in our own

backyard. I also started the magazine as a way for local businesses to promote themselves in a modern and affordable way. I think we are achieving that especially with our new look. If you are interested in advertising please let us know because the more advertisers we get the more pages and interesting features we can add to the magazine and we wouldnt have a magazine without you. We are looking forward to doing more and more issues with amazing local photos and stories not only about our rich history but also what amazing things Tenterfield people living here and away are up to now. We hope you enjoy our new issue as much as we do, until next time :)

Nicole

Editor in Chief Nicole Brown [email protected]: 0435 074 797 Advertising & Sales Belinda Dowd [email protected]: 0410 010 799

Editorial & Photography Ashleigh Dowd [email protected]: 0422 835 152

4 Win Dinner for 2

6 Autumn Beauty & Health

7 Layering Fashion

8 Anzac Day Feature

12 Event Calendar

14 Food & Wine

15 House & Garden

16 Finance

17 Business

18 Beerfest

19 Oracles of the Bush

20 ItsoninTenterfield

21 Special Event

23 Tradies

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HAIR & BEAUTY

HEALTH & FITNESS

AUTUMN BEAUTY TIPS

WHOLE FOODIES

It’s time to overhaul your cosmetics bag that’s spilling over with old light pink eyeshadows and champagne coloured lippys. Ashleigh Dowd

Low Calorie, Paleo, Sugar Free, Raw, Vegan, Vegetarian there is so much out there but which one is right for you?

It’s actually unknown to many women, but your makeup does have an expiry date which should be followed, just as your brushes need a good wash and clean. You wouldn’t eat out of date food, so why assault your skin with out of date concealers or dirty brushes? This Autumn, the catwalk calls for a darker more delicate palette of silver and icy-blue shadows, kohl-laden eyes and wine-stained lips. That’s right, it’s come time to pack away your bronze shadows and shimmery opalescent lippys and try experimenting with darker tones and letting your inner goddess shine through.

There is a lot of talk surrounding clean eating and subscribing to this diet or that. Our philosophy is to keep things as simple as possible, there isnt one particular diet that is going to suit everyone, just as our tastes vary so does what our body requires from our food and this can change from day to day. As seasons merge from one into another so does the nutrients our body needs. We go from wanting fresh salads and fruit to more heartier richer meals to keep our body warm in the colder months and protect us from illness. By selecting whole foods to eat you have already cut down on sugar, preservatives and rancid fats that invade our packaged foods that line the shelves of supermarkets. Eating whole foods needn’t be ex-pensive if you choose cheaper cuts of meat to stew or braise and select produce that is in season. You’ll be surprised the amount of money you actually save.

high intense workout is to be beneficial for our health rather than slogging it out for hours on end. High-intensity interval training (HIIT), also called high-intensity intermittent exercise (HIIE) or sprint interval training (SIT), is an enhanced form of interval training, an exercise strategy alternating periods of short intense anaerobic exercise with less-intense recovery periods. HIIT is a form of cardiovascular exercise. Check out the local Gym or workout at home

with an app on your phone or do both. Tenterfield has plenty of classes available. Even if you just tell your-self you are going to just workout for 10 minutes you’ll find soon enough that you can keep going for longer. Getting motivated to start is the hardest bit.

Now you’ve got your food sorted what about keeping active? We have so many beautiful walking tracks around Tenterfield, grab a few friends or the family and rug up and head outdoors. Scientists are now finding that a shorter but a more

Let’s not forget the way you treat your body inside as well as out. Although summer was a time for cocktails and fun, we suggest you try swapping a few of your alcoholic and caffeinated drinks for a more natural herbal tea or water with a twist of citrus. It was easy to stay hydrated in the summer, feeling hot and thirsty all the time, but it is important to keep your fluids up to store the energy needed for these Autumn months. So take the time to finally pay back your body and skin, before preparing it for the cold months ahead.

OUR FAVOURITE NAIL COLOUR FOR AUTUMN:Cerulean by Kester Black


LAYER LAYER LAYERFASHION

However, first things first which is to recognise the new you in the new season. So it’s now time to pack away your summer wardrobe and go through all of last year’s Autumn style only keeping what you really think will be worn. Remember, there is no point in keeping a wardrobe full of clothes that you’ve never worn, and likely never will. Next is to recognise your own personal style. This can be done by simply trying on different tops and mixing and matching until you find an outfit you are both comfortable in, and simply represents you. When it comes to layering there are no set rules but it’s always best to start off with a simple, form fitting neutral top. After that, it’s a lot like a recipe to getting the perfect look.Try adding a soft

pullover or bold cardigan next and experiment with colour, keeping it complimentary to your own natural tones. Next you need something a little heavier to anchor your outfit down, a basic coloured jacket or coat could do the trick. Now finally you need a scarf around your neck or a belt to slim down your waistline, a touch of jewellery - and you’re done.Just remember, layering is a fun and interesting style that you can experiment with everyday, trying out different tones and textures while keeping length and proportion a key element. So play around with the recipe to the perfect layered style, it’s so simple that anyone can do it.

Often a daunting idea to many women, layering clothes has been wrongly labeled as a frumpy and disjointed look, however when done right it can easily upgrade you from drab to fab within just seconds. For whatever body shape or size you have, the extra layers on top of your norm is an easy way to compliment your natural curves and a perfect style to experiment with in the Autumn season. Ashleigh Dowd

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ANZAC DAY FEATURE

100 YEARS OF ANZACBetween 2014 and 2018 Australia will commemorate the Anzac Centenary, marking 100 years since our nation’s involvement in the First World War.

The Anzac Centenary is a milestone of

special significance to all Australians.

The First World War helped define us

as people and as a nation.

During the Anzac Centenary we will

remember not only the original

ANZACs who served at Gallipoli and

the Western Front, but commemorate

more than a century of service by

Australian servicemen and women.

The Anzac Centenary Program

encompasses all wars, conflicts and

peacekeeping operations in which

Australians have been involved.

The Program aims to give all

Australians the opportunity to honour

the service and sacrifice of all those

who have worn our nation’s uniform,

including the more than 102,000 who

have made the supreme sacrifice.

It also aims to encourage all Australians

to reflect upon and learn more about

Australia’s military history, its costs and

its impacts on our nation. visit the

website for more information.

www.anzaccentenary.gov.au

Driver GEORGE STEED (2089) Son of Reuben and Eliza Steed of Leech’s Gully Tenterfield. 16 years (said he was 21) born and educated in Leechs Gully.Enlisted 14th August 1915

Private HAROLD GEORGE PERCY (148) 22 years. Born in Coraki educated in Tenterfield. Son of George and Emily Percy of Mallanganee. Enlisted December 1915

Private JAMES HICKEY (2337) 30 years. Born and educated in Bungulla. Son of John and Martha Hickey of Bungulla. Enlisted April 1916

(from left) Driver CHARLES ARTHUR WEIR 25 yrsDriver GEORGE ERNEST WEIR 23 yrsTrooper ALFRED GORDON WEIR 21yrsSons of David & Rachel Weir of Leech’s Gully. All boys were born and educated in Tenterfield. Enlisted August 1915 & April 1918

Private ARTHUR ROLAND HUTTON (3089) Son of John and Sarah Hutton Born and educated in Tenterfield.Enlisted February 1917

Sergeant WILLIAM JOHN HUTTON (64) Son of John and Sarah Hutton Born and educated in Tenterfield. Enlisted November 1915, fatally wounded 16th July 1917

Sergeant WILLIAM LEECH (385) Son of John & Charlotte Leech of Leech’s Gully Tenterfield. 31 years born and educated in Leechs Gully. Enlisted November 1915

Sergeant HENRY LEECH (2963A) Son of John & Charlotte Leech of Leech’s Gully Tenterfield. 27 years born and educated in Leechs Gully. Enlisted January 1916

REMEMBERING some of TENTERFIELD’S FIGHTING SONS OF THE EMPIRE


With the 100 year Anniversary of our Anzacs coming up, what a better way to remember our local sons and daughters who fought and supported our country and way of life, than with a tribute through Australian poetry. Nicole Brown

ANZAC DAY FEATURE

THE BUSH HEART OF ANZAC

Recently I had the pleasure of meeting a wonderful man named Dennis Scanlon and interviewed him about his newly released CD that is a collection of poetry called “The Bush Heart of Anzac” recorded here in Tenterfield with local musician Peter Harris.

Tenterfield was the perfect place to launch Dennis’ new CD as its a town he holds close to his heart from fourteen happy years at “Burrendoon” at Sunnyside, a place that got him back to the bush to raise his family.

I heard Dennis arrive before I saw him, a chirpy whistle approached and a likeable fellow followed. Feeling immediately at ease we sat down and started chatting about his new CD and the obvious passion he has for bush poetry and the people he writes about.

Dennis’ latest project is a CD with 15 of his original Poems. Nine tracks honour men from the bush who left farms and families to serve Australia in conflicts in many countries over many years. From the Boer War, through both World Wars and Vietnam, the ‘Spirit of the Anzac’ flows strong and brave. Six final tracks then offer the best of the ‘Bush’ heart – caring, sharing and giving, in everyday life.

Dennis was asked to write a poem for the yearly get together of The Tyalgum Diggers, a tradition that started back in 1918. It was called the Stump Club back then and was held in a paddock on a Saturday where the returned servicemen gathered to share drinks, stories, 2up and continued their camaraderie with

rough and tumble games of tug o war, and other physical feats.

This poem started Dennis’ journey to creating a series of poetry based around the Anzacs and the impact the war had on them, their families, as well as the many different animals which have ‘served’ in so many ways over the years

Dennis’ focus is not so much on the war itself but of a way to honour the men and women that sacrificed so much. His love of the bush spirit and the bush heart is a major theme in his poetry and it’s some-thing that is present in the way he speaks about his own life and the people he has met along the way.

Dennis described himself as a “crusty old bushman” who loves the straight talking no nonsense style of rural Australia but underneath the crustiness is the soul of a poet and someone with a lifetime of wisdom who is generous enough share his thoughts through his well crafted words.

As someone who was really only exposed to poetry in my high school english class in between passing notes to each other and dodging spit balls from the boys up the back, it wasn’t something that I was all that interested in and to be honest I thought bush poetry was a bit daggy, but after having the privilege of Dennis personally read to me a few verses of his poem and describe the heart and soul that goes into them I have discovered a new found appreciation for the bush poet and the words and wisdom that they share.

If you would like to get one of Dennis’s CDs and experience “The Bush Heart of Anzac” for yourself it is available to purchase from the Tenterfield Visitors Centre or from Dennis directly at [email protected].

The red poppy that we are more

familiar with on Rememberance

Day In November also flowers in

Turkey in early spring - as it did

in April 1915 when the ANZACs

landed at Gallipoli. According to

Australia’s official war

historian C.E.W.Bean, a valley

south of ANZAC beach got its

name Poppy Valley “from the

field of brilliant red poppies near

its mouth”.

‘In the sand, the dust, the turmoilTwo brave Armies – face to face:

Fought for all that they believed inOn that sandy, bloody place.’

‘It was Turk and Anzac courage,Which the ‘His’try’ would display,

While the wasteful, frightful carnageTouches hearts, this Anzac Day.’

Dennis Scanlon‘Spirit of the Anzac:’


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MARCHOriginal Bavarian BrassBand Concert7.30pm at the Tenterfield School of Arts. $20 per person. For all ticket bookings & enquiries please contact Tenterfield Insurance Agencies on 02 6736 2426 or [email protected].

Tenterfield Railway Museum Lunch & TourBookings essential. $15 per person. For all ticket bookings & enquiries please contact Karen on 02 6736 2426

9th Biennial Bavarian Beerfest5pm to midnight at the Tenterfield Memorial Hall. $40 per person. A celebration of fine German music & Beer & Food. The “Origi-nal Bavarian Brass Band” will be performing throughout the day. Enjoy a taste of genuine German beer and culture. For tickets & enquiries contact Karen on 02 6736 2426

Brass Band Schubert MassAt 10am the Band will play to a Schubert Mass, Catholic Church Tenterfield. This is a free event. Everyone welcome. For enquiries please contact Karen at Tenterfield Insurance Agencies on 02 6736 2426

National Ride2School DayFor more information phone Bicycle Network on 1800 639 634.

Woodenbong Yowie Country Market & Music Day8am-3pm at the Woodenbong Public Hall. Local Yowie visits often. Phone Carey 02 6635 1176, email: [email protected] or www.woodenbong.org

Neighbour DayNeighbour Day is Australia’s annual celebration of community, bringing to-gether the people next door, across the street or on the next farm for a beer, a barbie or just a cuppa. For more infor-mation go to www.neighbourday.org

Glenrock Gardens special open weekendMulti-award winning gardens opening for special viewing 10 am to 6 pm. Eight acres of landscaped gardens set around numerous waterholes. Huge diversity of plants. Nursery, planting guidance and advice. Catering and live music. Entry $5 per person

Oracles of the BushTenterfield’s Oracles of the Bush is a four day cultural event en-compassing live performance of Australian Bush poetry, music and art. For more details go to www.oraclesofthebush.com

Featured Artists’ Exhibition 5.30pm at the Artists’ Collective Studio in Tenterfield. Artists include Graeme Schreiber, a painter who works in a variety of media, and an additional artist, yet to be confirmed.

Ballandean Wine Tour9.30am – 3pm from Tenterfield. $50 per person. 3 wineries, mystery destination, 2 course lunch & complimentary glass wine. For all ticket bookings & enquiries please contact Karen on 02 6736 2426

Swamp Juice - April 6 2015

Using shadow puppets made from bits of rubbish, Jeff Achtem presents a gurgling adventure about life in a swamp, with an eye-popping 3D show puppet finale - watch out for the jellyfish!

winner - total theatre award

Edinburgh Fringe 2011

FLAK - April 21 2015 7.30PM

FLAK True stories from the men who flew in Word War II.

Written & Performed by Michael Veitch

Based on his two best-selling books, Flak and Fly.

http://www.flak.net.au/

The One Day of the YearApril 22 2015 8pm

A classic Australian play of family conflict set against a backdrop of the beery haze and heady, nostalgic sentimentality of Anzac Day, the sacred cow among Australian annual celebrations

Written by Alan Seymour Directed by Kaye Lopez

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Torrington Easter FundayTorrington Memorial Hall Easter Fete. Market Stalls, Raffles, Live Music, Children’s Entertainment and Yabby Races. BBQ, hot and cold drinks, cakes, scones and sandwiches.

Woodenbong Show

Tenterfield Transport Museum 2015 Show and ShineEntry $5 per adult. Children under 12 free when accompanied by an adult

ANZAC DAYSEE LOCAL COUNCIL WEBSITES FOR PROGRAMS

Woodenbong Yowie Country Market & Music Day8am-3pm at the Woodenbong Public Hall. Local Yowie visits often. Phone Carey 02 6635 1176, email: [email protected] or www.woodenbong.org

Wallangarra Border Railway MarketThe best little Country Market between QLD & NSW. 8am to 12 Midday. The pick of local art, craft and produce - hot food, coffee and entertainment. Phone 07 4684 3429 or 07 4684 3400 for details and stall bookings.

Tenterfield Team Penning Event9.00 am at the Tenterfield Show-grounds followed by a Novelty Event. Everyone welcome. A canteen will be operating through-out the day. Contact Sarah or John Watson on 02 6737 3662 for further information.

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FOOD & WINE

WHATS IN SEASON!!

HERBILICIOUS

There’s a huge variety of fresh produce available in autumn. Buying in season is not only more affordable but its when the produce is at its best and the highest in nutrients .

Herbs are the easiest way to elevate a dish from okay to amazing. Instead of buying expensive plastic packets from the supermarket grab a seedling of a hardy herb and put them in a pot or straight in the garden.

Apples: Not just a handy snack, apples add zing to a salad

Kiwifruit: kiwifruits contain more Vitamin C than oranges

Pears: Use in baking, savoury dishes and they are great in a salad with walnuts and blue cheese.

Grapes: Perfect for a cheese platter or to snack on

With the weather cooling and we start to gravitate toward soups, roasts and braises. The best way to take a meal to the next level is with the addition of herbs. Hardy varieties such as rosemary thyme & bay are the pick for the season. Rosemary is the perfect partner to roast chicken or lamb. A pot with a bay tree near the back door is a great way to quickly add a savoury note to a slow cooked casserole.

Braising is one of the best ways to get the benefits of meat and vegetables because it is cooked at a low temperature for a long time, not only that but you can use the cheaper cuts of meat and feed a large family with plenty leftover to make into pies or toasted up in the jaffle the next day. A perfect way to cook for camping as well.

An interesting way to use thyme is to add it to a root vegetable gratin, kicking the humble potato bake up a gear. Use parsnips, potatoes, and butternut pumpkin sliced thinly and layered into a greased baking dish rubbed with a cut garlic clove.

Season each layer with salt and pepper, sprinkle thyme and rosemary and a small handful of grated Gruyere and Pecorino cheese on each layer. Pour over cream and remaining cheese and bake in the oven until cooked through, browned and bubbling. A perfect accompaniment to a roast.

Eggplant: a versatile vegie, eggplant can be baked, stir fried or grilled

Carrots: carrots are the second most popular vegetable in the world, and with good reason!

Avocado: contains healthy fats that reduce ‘bad’ LDL cholesterol in our blood

Sweet Potato: with it’s deliciously sweet flavour, this versatile vegie can be used in sweet and savoury dishes.


HOME & GARDEN

GETTING COZY Its time to think about cozy cocooning for the cooler nights and frosty mornings. Taking bedding from lightweight sheets and cotton blankets to layers of fluffy doonas, softly textured blankets and chunky knit throws.

Texture and layering is key here, add a padded headboard and you’ve got yourself a retreat for cold times ahead. Timber or wicker accents bring a warmth and add to the overall ambience.

With heaters and fires getting started, a build up of carbon dioxide is offset by adding some indoor plants to the mix, keeping the interior air healthy. Don’t forget to throw open a window during the warmth of the day to stop the air from getting stale.

The bonus of bringing in plants is that they bring the outside in and add a calming energy to the home.

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FINANCE

EXCLUSIVE INVESTMENTLookingtodiversifyyourinvestments portfolio?thisexclusiveinvestmentopportunitythat’sreachedTenterfieldmightbejustforyou.If you are interested at looking into in a newer type of investment that steps away from traditional portfolios then an Aussie up and coming player in the music streaming business might be just the ticket for you. Guvera a music streaming platform that looks set to emerge as one of the most talked-about modern music business brands.

But what even is Guvera? Where did it come from and what – if anything – is its unique selling point in one of the most crowded markets in entertainment?It’s already become the third biggest music app on Android in India.

Guvera has expanded across the world at a frightening pace in 2013 and 2014.

The CEO of Omnifone which is one of the worlds largest Independent provider of cloud-based unlimited music services said “Guvera stands out for offering users in the new high-growth markets a

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Guvera began, like many tech start-ups, as a clever idea in 2008, and now boasts comfortably in excess of a million users worldwide, becoming a serious player in the rarefied world of Spotify, Deezer and Rdio.

AMMA Private Equity (AMMA) is an Australian private equity house with offices in Sydney and Singapore. It’s owned by Darren Herft, who also happens to be the Chairman & CEO of Guvera Limited. According to his own LinkedIn page, Herft (pictured) has ‘overseen the investment of (Aus) $60 Million-plus into Guvera’ through AMMA.

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Lucy opened her home based beauty salon in July of 2014 and was introduced to Arbonne by her sister Jane Carroll, who is also an Area Manager and her sponsor in the Arbonne Business. Lucy had to decide on a product to introduce to her hometown of Tenterfield and wanted nothing but the best in Skincare and Wellness. She chose Arbonne because of the company’s promise to its clients, Pure, Safe and Beneficial. Thats when Lucy’s Arbonne journey began, and the Beauty Spot took off. Lucy said that she “talked, walked and breathed Arbonne and proudly became a product behind the product” she threw herself wholeheartedly into her new and exciting opportunity. She said she became hooked on the product and constantly received compliments on her skin and overall appearance. “I became a walking advertisement for my online skincare business and my Beauty Spot beauty salon. I am very blessed to have the most amazing and supportive husband who encourages me all the way. Our beautiful children Luke

and Olivia light up my life and they are the reason I am so committed to building my Arbonne Business. I am doing this to create a legacy for them!” Lucy’s family and friends can see and feel her determination “I am so grateful for the support they give me”. The Arbonne Business is growing because of Lucy’s committment to excellent Customer service. “The support I receive from all my clients because of the results these products give shows a tremendous future for both The Beauty Spot and my on-line Arbonne Business”. She has been in her new business for 6 months now. “The more I believe in myself, the more I plug into training to find out more about Arbonne and the Products, the more I read, the more objections I get and the more hurdles I must jump makes me even more determined to show and lead others to succeed in their very own Arbonne business”. Any business can be tough at times and at the end of everyday Lucy says she loves what she does. “I love these amazing Products, I love helping people and I love

bringing the best out in everyone I meet. My Beauty Spot business and my Arbonne skincare business allows me to put smiles on people’s faces and Arbonne puts a smile on mine”. Lucy has 6 Consultants that have joined her. Rachel Brown is one of those six. Lucy says that Rachel’s experience in massage is nothing but the best, her dedication in learning all she can about these products shows nothing but commitment, her self development, growth and confidence grows everyday. Rachel has now branched out to Glen Innes and Stanthorpe and is in high demand. Lucy says that her and her team are meeting the most amazing women in this line of work and gaining friendships that will last a lifetime. “I’m sure Rachel is just as pleased as I am to have said YES to this amazing Arbonne Opportunity” If you would like more information on the business or products you can call Lucy or Rachel on the number below and book a consultation or treat yourself to a facial or a massage.


ENTERTAINMENT

BAVARIAN MUSIC FESTIVAL & BEERFEST

Excellent entertainment and fantastic music, plus overflowing beer—those are the things that everyone in Tenterfield is looking forward to in another spectacular celebration of the Bavarian Music Festival and Beerfest this year.

Being the only town in the country which hosts a large brass band from Germany biannually, Tenterfield is all set for another festive and delightful celebration of this extraordinary and fun event.

To be held on 7th March at Tenterfield Memorial Hall, Tenterfield’s 9th Biennial Bavarian Beerfest will feature 30 musicians from the “Original Bavarian Brass Band” who will be giving you excellent performances throughout the day. The entire Tenterfield community as well visitors can enjoy Tenterfield’s very own Beerfest, which is

a rare opportunity to delight in a taste of genuine German beer and bask in the amazing German culture. Not only will beer lovers enjoy this event, but those with a love of brass bands will also be guaranteed a fun and exciting moment at the festival.

Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Tenterfield, the musicians from the “Original Bavarian Brass Band” will visit Tenterfield for the week before the Beerfest to perform at two school concerts. You can also watch the concert at the Tenterfield School of Arts on Thursday 5 March which will be open for the public.

A wonderful week of musical entertainment and superb traditional music from Germany, you can enjoy loads of festivities throughout the week

at different venues culminating with a traditional Beerfest event with authentic German fare and German beers.

Don’t miss this exciting and awesome cultural festival in Tenterfield and enjoy amazing shows, great food and beer.

Other activities on Saturday 7th March include a Ballandean Wine Tour, Tenterfield Railway Museum Lunch and Tour and Markets and Entertainment

PROGRAMMEWednesday 4th March 11am - Civic Welcome (band recital in Bruxner Park for FREE)

Thursday 5th March 7:30pm - Brass Band Concert (School Of Arts Theatre for $20.00)

Saturday 7th March 5pm to Midnight Bavarian Beerfest a celebration of fine German music & traditional German Beer and Food (Memorial Hall and entry & Entertainment is $40)

Sunday 8th March 10am - Schubert Mass the band will play the music of it (Catholic Church for FREE)

TenterfieldistheonlytowninAustraliawhichhostsalargeBrassBandfrom Germany biannually. 4th March - 8th March

Above: Original Bavarian Brass Band

Right:TenterfieldsistercityOttobeurenin Winter


Tenterfield’sOraclesoftheBushisafourdayculturaleventencompassingliveperformanceofAustralianBushpoetry,musicandart.ThetimingoftheeventissettocoincidewithTenterfield’sbrilliant Autumn, resplendent in a cloak of red, orange, gold and yellow providing the perfect backdrop for a truly unique Australian event.

ENTERTAINMENT

THURSDAY 26 MARCHInduction of 2015 Oracles LegendTenterfield Bowling Club7pm for 7.30pm- $27Pre-Purchased tickets ESSENTIALBookings close 21 March 2015

FRIDAY 27 MARCHTVA Brekkie in the Park8am -Bruxner Park- $17Meet and greet Marco Gliori, Murray Hartin, Peter Mace & Bec HancePre-Purchased tickets ESSENTIALChildren’s ConcertFeaturing Junior Looming Legend10am -Soldiers Memorial Hall$4pp or $10 familiesMarco Gliori, Peter Mace and Bec HanceOpening Art & Crafts DisplayMurray Hartin 10am - Visitors Centre$5 Open 9am - 4pm Friday, Sat & SunOpening Centenary Museum DisplayAn Historical Display with a Poet, Balladeerand a cup of tea! 1pmMarco Gliori and Bec HanceAdults $4 Children $1 Gold Coin donation for afternoon teaMuseum opens daily 10am – 4pmLooming Legend 11st Heat 3pm -Soldiers Memorial Hall $3

Old Time Dance7.30pm -Soldiers Memorial Hall$25 Includes Dinner and Dance ‘Triple Beat’ Dance only $15Bar available Pre-Purchased TicketsESSENTIAL

SATURDAY 28 MARCHBREAKFAST (3 Venues) 7.30am Pre-Purchased Tickets ESSENTIAL Tenterfield Golf Club $17Peter Mace and Bec HanceTenterfield Motor Inn $17Murray HartinTenterfield High School $17Marco GlioriMarkets at Railway Station MuseumMarkets 9am to 1pm 10am - Bec HanceMuseum Opening Hours 9am - 4pmWed to MonGarden Tea at White Cottage10.30am - Peter Mace $22Sponsored by Breeze FM Pre-Purchased Ticket EssentialTenterfield Transport Museum Inc.Country Style Roast Lunch12.30pm -Steinbrook Hall $40Courtesy Bus will leave Soldiers Memorial Hall at NoonMurray Hartin and Bec HanceBar available Pre-Purchased ticketESSENTIAL Bookings close 12March 2015

Tally-Ho Motor Inn RestaurantTwo Course Roast LunchNoon - $37 Adults $22 U12Licensed Restaurant Marco GlioriPre-Purchased Tickets ESSENTIALLooming Legend 2nd HeatSoldiers Memorial Hall 3.30pm $3Poets Concert7.30pm Soldiers Memorial Hall $25Doors open 7pm Marco Gliori, Murray Hartin, Peter Mace and Bec Hance2013 Junior Looming LegendPre–Purchased Tickets RECOMMENDED

SUNDAY 29 MARCHPoets Brawl8am -Jubilee Park, Breakfast $12Bring Your Own Chair (Wet weather Soldiers Memorial Hall)Pre–Purchased Tickets ESSENTIALTenterfield Presbyterian Church Service 10.30am - 11.30am Banjo Paterson married Alice Walker in this Church on the 8th April 1903Grand Final Looming Legend12.30pm - Soldiers Memorial Hall$15Oracles Farewell and BBQ Lunchat the conclusion of the Grand FinalSoldiers Memorial HallBar and BBQ available

visit the website for more information www.oraclesofthebush.com

ORACLES OF THE BUSH

Marco Gliori & Murray Hartin


OUT & ABOUT

March and April is a great time to be in Tenterfield – we’re coming into the beautiful Autumn period and there’s so many great events in town! Welcoming a 30 piece brass band from Bavaria and a number of Aussie bush poets and balladeers into the region, there’s an event to suit everyone! The start of Autumn brings with it a week of musical entertainment, featuring a 30 piece Brass Band direct from the Allgau’

region of Bavaria, Germany. There’s plenty of opportunities during the week to enjoy the traditional music, with a civic welcome and band recital on Wednesday 4th March and an Original Bavarian Brass Band Concert at the School of Arts on the 5th March. The festivities culminate with the 8th Biennial Tenterfield Rotary Bavarian Beerfest on Saturday 7th March! Don’t miss this celebration of fine German music, beer and food.

Towards the end of March (26-29th) renowned bush poets Marco Gliori, Murray Hartin and Peter Mace, as well as Balladeer Bec Hance are in town for Oracles of the Bush. Celebrating bush poetry, music and art, this is always a great event. With a packed schedule, events include the Induction of the 2015 Oracles Legend (Perry Condrick), Children’s Concert, breakfasts and lunches at a variety of venues, poetry competition heats and finals, Old time Dance and the Poets’ Brawl Breakfast, there’s also markets, an arts and crafts display and the Centenary Cottage Museum display. And don’t forget about the Markets around the region (Tenterfield Railway Museum, Drake, Urbenville & Wallangarra – just to name a few), and art exhibitions which are happening all the time. If you’re looking for more, head over to the Torrington Easter Funday and enjoy market stalls and entertainment. March and April is the perfect time of year to get out into the National Parks, get back to nature and enjoy the cooler temperature as you sit around a roaring camp fire. Why not take a short break away from home and enjoy the spectacular scenery the National Parks in the region have to offer. With exceptionally maintained facilities (BBQs, firewood provided and clean bush toilets), switch off and enjoy some peace and quiet. Bald Rock, Boonoo Boonoo, Torrington and Koreelah National Parks and Basket Swamp and Tooloom Falls all offer great camping options! With the leaves starting to turn and so many great events on around town, now’s the perfect time to invite your friends and family to visit and show them what the beautiful town of Tenterfield is all about! For more information and booking details for each event see www.tenterfieldtourism.com/events.

IT'S ON IN TENTERFIELD

Perfect time for camping

Bec Hance - Oracles of the Bush


OLD ENGLISH FUN & FEASTINGGet your friends together and get to Glen Aplin’s Jester Hill Wines for a brilliant night

of medieval mirth & merriment when they present Australia’s Premier Theatre Restaurant Dirty Dicks on Friday the 22nd and Saturday the 23rd May

SPECIAL EVENT

WHAT IS DIRTY DICK’S?Dirty Dick’s Theatre Restaurant is a fantastic night of Old English Fun and Feasting with a Brilliant Comedy Stage Show, a magnificent hearty 3 course meal all presented in a fabulous Elizabethan style theme with costumed serving wenches and merry minstrels.

ENTERTAINMENT & THE STAGE SHOWA brilliant Stage Show “A Rollicking (K)Night in the King’s Court” with witty songs, side-splitting comedy, madcap games and audience involvement. Join our heir-apparent, Prince Percy, Merry Minstrel, Dirty Dick (himself!) & fun-loving Head Wench, Fanny Farquar, in an hilarious night of entertainment, side-splitting comedy, audience involvement and madcap games

Laugh-a-long, Sing-a-long and Clap-a-long AND just enjoy a fantastic night of Medieval mirth and merriment – a stage show, a feast and loads of fun!!

THE FOOD Throughout the evening, a most magnificent repast is served to your tables consisting of:Crusty bread rollHearty homemade Vegetable SoupAlternate serves of prime Roast Beef OR succulent Chicken Breast served on creamy garlic mash with jus & fresh garden vegetables

Delicious Sticky Date Pudding with butterscotch sauce OR decadent self-sauced chocolate pudding (dietary meals available upon request)

TICKET PRICE: $75.00 per person includes stage show and 3 course meal Drinks are paid for separately

Starts at 7pmDress: Smart Casual Show finishes: 10.20pm (Then stay and enjoy the venue’s facilities till closing time)

CONTACT JESTER HILL WINES FOR MORE INFORMATION: [email protected] 07 4683 4380Tickets also available online at the Jester Hill Websitehttp://www.jesterhillwines.com.au/


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02 6736 5300Western Boundary Rd, Tenterfield NSW 2372

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Phone Scott on 0429 013 999email: [email protected]

Specialising in;

New home and shed wiring, Re-wire of old homes

Renovations and Extensions, Smoke alarms, Ceiling fans and Hot water

Safety switches installed, Preventative maintenance

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Obligation Free Quotes

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RESTAURANT: (02) 6736 4860www.tenterfieldgolfclub.com.au

GOLF CLUBTENTERFIELD

When it is time to relax, wander into the bistro or the lounge.

The bistro offers a wide selection of meals seven days a week

for lunch and dinner and the Fairways Restaurant is at your service.

Social golf packages are available that include accommodation,

hot breakfast and dinner. A courtesy bus is provided for larger

groups. The facilities provide plenty of service, space and privacy

for that special occasion, business seminar or wedding, etc. Along

with all the general club facilities that you'd expect to find, we offer

squash courts, darts and a billiard/snooker room. Top entertainers,

bands or DJs are often featured and a great time is guaranteed.

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