The Narraburra News is a free monthly newsletter provided for the residents of Temora Shire. The newsletter is primarily aimed at providing information relating to events and services provided by Council or Council-affiliated organisations. The newsletter also endeavours to provide information about other community services and events taking place in Temora Shire. However, in view of space and time constraints, Council news is always given precedence over other community information. If you would like to include details about a community event in the newsletter, please contact Visitor Information Centre Manager, Ann Pike - 6977 1086.

VIEWS OF Temora Shire Council September 2017, Number 155

FOR FULL EVENT DETAILS VISITwww.temora.com.au

Temora Shire Council105 Loftus St, PO Box 262. Temora NSW 2666 P: (02) 6980 1100 F: (02) 6980 1138E: temshire@temora.nsw.gov.au W: www.temora.nsw.gov.au

Visitor Information Centre p: 6977 1086 e: tourism@temora.nsw.gov.au

What’s On Temora SEPTEMBER 2017

01 Sep - 29 Oct Da Vinci MachinesTemora Aviation Museum. 500 year old designs brought to life for a limited time only. Extraordinary designs by an extraordinary man.www.aviationmuseum.com.au

01 Farmlink Open DayTemora Agricultural Innovation Centre.A must-do professional development experience for the agricultural industry.Contact Kylie Dunstan 0417 437 922.

02 Aircraft Showcase10am Temora Aviation Museum.Flying display of Supermarine Spitfire, Cessna O-2A, Gloster Meteor and CA-13 Boomerang.

06 Morning Melodies with Craig Giles10.30am Temora Ex-Services Club.A morning of song and laughter. Special lunch available after the show for $14. Bookings for lunch essential 6977 4177.

09 - 10 Springdale Mind, Body and Spirit ExpoSpringdale Memorial Hall.Psychic readers, alternative healers, market stalls, mini workshops, medium demonstrations and more.

09 Temora GreyhoundsTemora Greyhound Track.457m NG event Temora Ex-Service Cup Heats.

16 Aircraft Showcase10am Temora Aviation Museum.Flying display of Supermarine Spitfire, CA-13 Boomerang, Cessna 0-2A, and P-40 Kittyhawk.

16 Red Kite Charity Concert7pm Temora Memorial Towm Hall.All performers welcome. Contact Ruth 69780164.

21 The Dapto Chaser7pm Temora Town Hall Theatre.Live theatre event full of fun and laughter.Tickets www.temora.com.au/events

23 Country Change Expo9am Temora Showground.Meet representatives from Temora, Junee, Coolamon and Cootamundra-Gundagai to start planning your move to the country.www.countrychange.com.au/make-the-move.aspx

23 The 132nd Temora Show9am Temora Showground.All your favourite rides, exhibitions and stalls, as well as some new exhibits with a firework finale.www.temorashow.com.au Contact Jone Pavelic 0414 609 607.

23 V8 Superboats3pm Lake Centenary.Adrenaline fuelled family fun.Family $50, Adults $25, Kids $5, Under 5 FREE.

26 National Boys Choir6.30pm Temora Memorial Town Hall.Adults $15, Child $10 Ticket. www.temora.com.au/events

29 Temora Skate Day9.45am Temora Railway Precinct.Skate workshops, Skate Jam, live performances and BBQ lunch Ages 10-25.www.temora.com.au/events

30 Hot Rod Street CruiseShow & Shine, street cruise, live music, retro dress.www.regencyramblers.com.au/a-country-weekend-rod-run

EVERY SUNDAY IN OCTOBER Taste Riverina FestivalQuandary via Ariah Park.www.tasteriverina.com.auBookings and further information 6973 1221.

06 Author Visit6pm Temora Town Library.Author Scott Whitaker, railway en-thusiast and amateur historian, talks about his book “Railway Hotels of Australia”.

07 & 21 Wrap with Love Knitting Group2.30pm Temora Town Library.Instructions are available at the library. Completed rugs, a couple of squares or knitting yarn may be left at the library.

09 - 15 DVD and Book SaleTemora Library.

27 No Sew Caterpillars - School Holiday Activity10.30 – 11.30 Temora Town Library.All ages welcome, $5 each. (Under 8 should be accompanied by an adult).Bookings please 6977 1781.

• Adults $14 • * Denotes Concession $10 • ** Denotes $7 special pricing• 3D screenings - $1.00 extra on ticket price.

cnr. Loftus & De Boos Streets, Temora

Fri Sep 1 - 6.30pmSat Sep 2 - 5.00pmWed Sep 6 - 10.30am**

Please note: The Lego Ninjago movie will be screened at 6.30pm, not 7.30pm on Wed Oct 4.

SEPTEMBER 2017 Ph: 6980 1177 to confirm movie times and dates

Screening times for Wednesday & Friday - 7.30pm due to Daylight Saving beginning on October 1

COMING SOON - Hampstead, Gifted, Victoria & Abdul, Kingsman:The Golden Circle

Sat Sep 16 - 5.00pmSun Sep 17 - 5.00pmWed Sep 20 - 6.30pm*

Fri Sep 22 - 6.30pmSat Sep 23 - 4.00pmSun Sep 24 - 5.00pmWed Sep 27 - 6.30pm*

Thu Sep 28 - 10.30amSat Sep 30 - 6.30pmWed Oct 4 - 10.30am**

Sat Sep 23 - 6.30pmTue Sep 26 - 10.30amWed Sep 27 - 10.30amFri Sep 29 - 6.30pm

Sat Sep 30 - 4.00pmSun Oct 1 - 5.00pmTue Oct 3 - 10.30amWed Oct 4 - 6.30pm*

Tickets can now bepurchased online at

www.townhalltheatre.com.au

Sat Sep 2 - 7.30pmSun Sep 3 - 5.00pmWed Sep 6 - 6.30pm*Fri Sep 8 - 6.30pm

Sat Sep 9 - 7.30pmWed Sep 13 - 10.30am**

PARIS CAN WAIT (PG)

WAR OF THE PLANET OF THE

APES (M)

CAPTAINUNDERPANTS (G)

THE LEGONINJAGO (CTC)

A MONSTER CALLS (PG)

THE BIG SICK(M)

Sat 9 Sep - 5.00pmSun 10 Sep - 5.00pmWed 13 Sep - 6.30pm*Fri 15 Sep - 6.30pm

Sat 16 Sep - 7.30pm Wed 20 Sep - 10.30am**

FILM CLUB‘When Memory Speaks’Thu 14 Sep - 7.00pm

#VisitTemoraKyle Myers captured this shot of the Temora Tornado in Paleface Park last month. You can follow Kyle on Instagram @kmyers_56Get your photo featured. Each month we will print a photograph taken in Temora Shire as part of the Picture Yourself Photography Competition. Simply tag your photo on Instagram using #visittemora or email it to tourism@temora.nsw.gov.au.Extra points for images of people having fun in the Shire. Visit www.temora.nsw.gov.au

LIBRARY EVENTS

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SEPTEMBER

Council’s Positive Ageing work-ing group consists of repre-sentatives from local organisa-tions involved in supporting the aged and has been meeting regularly for close to 9 months and as a result are producing some exciting outcomes.The group are compiling an in-formation folder containing in-formative flyers and fact sheets on the services, products and opportunities available to as-sist residents age with dignity, often in their own homes. There are also plans for an Aged-Care Expo to be held in Senior’s Week 2018. For further information about Positive Ageing contact Kate Slapp, Temora Shire Council Communications Officer on 6980 1100.

Positive News

For Ageing

THE Narraburra News

Yes, Ministers!

Temora was abuzz with visits from several State and Federal Ministers in August. Wednesday 16th August saw the Hon. Melinda Pavey, the NSW Roads Minister, in Temora to discuss the funding implications for the proposed bypass. On Thursday 17th the Hon. Adam Marshall, Minister for Tourism and Major Events addressed the Council Meeting and the Premier of New South Wales, the Hon. Gladys Berejikilian, attended a reception at Temora Aviation Muse-um where she formally thanked the Hon. Katrina Hodgkinson for her time as the State Member of Parliament for Cootamundra leading up to Ms Hodgkinson’s retirement from the position on August 31.

The Shipton Villas, new residences being constructed as part of the Dr Parry Homes organisation, are looking to be ready for their new occupants by the new year.Jeff Cornford, Chairman of the Dr Parry Homes board, said he hoped the first five units will be complet-ed by Christmas with residents to be moving in early in the new year. Situated on the corner of Crowley and Grey Streets, the five units are the first stage of a much larger project, with 15 units planned over the next few years. Construc-tion on the remaining 10 units will begin once the first five are sold.The aim of the new units is to provide suitable accommoda-tion for older residents who are looking to downsize and have less responsibility around the home. Gardens will be cared for as part of the maintenance costs of the agreement, and options for home care will also be available through Pinnacle Community Services.“Prospective occupants will pay an upfront fee to purchase their unit, and will have low monthly fees for maintenance of the prop-erty, but when they vacate their home they will receive a 90% rebate on their initial payment. All amenities will be paid for by the occupants.” Mr Cornford said.“Prospective occupants will go through a selection process” he explained “but the units are mainly aimed at people between the ages of 65-80 who have mini-mal family support in town.”Mr Cornford has been involved with Dr Parry Homes since their beginnings in 1968. He, and all those involved with Dr Parry Homes, work tirelessly for the op-portunity for our ageing residents to age with dignity and comfort of their own homes.

Shipton Villas on Track

COMING IN OCTOBER