The Kendall Chronicle Vol12, Issue 8 August 2015 Edition 1

The Kendall Chronicle

Our Community Newsletter—Free & Independent.

Supporting community initiatives, with part sponsorship by the Kendall Op Shop

The Meeting Place … Kendall Community Centre 19 Comboyne St Kendall.

Cappuccino, Latte, Hot Choc, Tea, Cold drinks $3 ea

Homemade delicious cakes, breads, deserts (gluten free avail) $3 ea

Homemade tasty soups with roll & butter (sour dough avail) $6 ea

Market Stalls - Buy fresh local produce, herbs, plants seeds, jams, honey, craft etc. Global Gardens -’Pick ‘n Pay’ for your own produce grown by our volunteers.

Café Group Bookings - Are available for up to 10 people and 3 weeks notice. Stall Hire - new stalls Ph 6559 0055 Coffee club card - 5th coffee free

RIDING FOR THE DISABLED KENDALL IS LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME!!

The Kendall RDA and the community of Kendall have been very lucky to enjoy the current

RDA centre at Batar Creek Road, Kendall for 20 years. Blessed with the good fortune of sup-

port from a local family who have allowed the RDA centre and their horses, to operate on

their acreage. With the horses being well housed and looked after. HOWEVER, THE TIME

HAS NOW COME FOR RDA TO FIND A NEW PROPERTY FOR THEIR CENTRE!!

They need your help to find a new benefactor who may have a local property of some 10

acres or more, and would welcome them to set up home there in return for providing ground

maintenance to the property and looking after the land. ―Our horses are very dear to us‖ said President,

Elizabeth Wallace, and we need to find them a good secure home in the very near future. Our riders have

very special connections to Bella, Matty, Lulu, Clare, Flare, Jamie & Coco. The prosperity of the Kendall Cen-

tre is due to hard work and commitment from its members, volunteers, local community and its sponsors and

all are ready to take on this challenge. Elizabeth, is confident that the Cam-

den Haven Community will give their assistance in helping make this

move..

IF YOU CAN ASSIST RDA PLEASE CONTACT US AT THE RIDING

FOR THE DISABLED KENDALL CENTRE.

KATHY BROADBENT, Secretary, 0423 854 174

ELIZABETH WALLACE, President, 6559 8774

August Edition

Volume 12, Issue 8

Music Exchange Pg. 2

Sydney Conservatorium Ensemble coming to Kendall! Pg. 2

Australia‘s Tennis Open Trophies coming to Kendall! Plus your invite to attend grand opening of the new tennis courts! Pg. 3&8

CWA Pg. 4

National Violin Competition in Kendall Pg. 5

Op Shop Report Pg. 6

Ikew Report Pg. 7

Brush up on your IT Pg. 8

Bottle-o deals Pg. 9

Killabakh‘s Day in the Country Pg. 10

C.H. Pony Club Pg. 11

Business Directory Pg. 14

Computers for sale Pg. 15

Kew Country Club Update & Specials Pg. 15

Kendall Calendar Pg. 16

Kendall Chronicle Pg. 16

Can you help them find a new home…?

August, 2015

Open Every Thursday from 9am till 12.30pm

New Volunteers Always Welcome...

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Enjoy a delicious

lunch or indulge in

a homemade cake

or dessert

OPEN 6 DAYS*

9am – 4pm

33 River Street Kendall

Ph. 6559 0085

*Closed Wednesdays

Kendall Music Exchange

By Alison

JAMUKA sure brought in the people on 3rd July

and what a fabulous night of wonderful music it

was once again at the Kendall Community Hall.

The guest artists were brilliant and so were all the

walk up artists. We got quite a surprise when a

young chap from Bonny Hills got up and started

playing the piano. Kieran Rogers is only 15 years

old, but he wrapped the audience around his fin-

gers easily. Kieren said: ‗I wasn‘t going to come

and play – my Dad made me come!‘ . But then,

when the night was finished, he got back up on

stage and really let loose – fantastic! What a great

thing it is that we can have people come and

share their music and other people come and wit-

ness and listen and so much appreciate, whatever

may happen on the night – and yes – we were

nice and snug and warm!

So, this month, on Friday 7th August, the main

guest artists will be the singing group WEDNES-

DAY. Wednesday are a small ‗a Capella‘ group,

formed over 5 years ago, with a view to provid-

Computer Classes for Beginners

Held at the Kendall Community Centre

Starts 10th August (2-2.30pm)

Every Monday for 5 weeks

Cost is $10 per lesson

Limited numbers book early

Phone 6559 0055 to register

ing experienced singers with challenging music to

sing. Their musical Director is Elly Franchimont. A

large amount of their repertoire is arranged by Ra-

chel Hore or Steven Taberner, both well known ar-

rangers in the Australian Music Scene. Wednesday

sing many styles of music and have great fun pre-

senting to an audience a song which has been a

challenge to learn.

As always, you are very welcome to bring your

instrument along and share a couple of your songs,

or just come and listen to all the beautiful music.

Doors open at 6.30 pm

for 7 pm start. Entry is

by donation. And – yes

– the hall will be fully

air conditioned.

Next month, on Friday

4th September, we wel-

come KEVIN ATKINS

as our main guest art-

ist. Kevin plays the pi-

ano. He is from Lake

Cathie and regularly

plays his fabulous pi-

ano music at the Glass-

house Lunch Time

Concerts. Kevin has played the piano all his live

and he is very much looking forward to playing for

us in September.

For more information please contact

Alison on 0431 682 357

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Sydney Conservatorium Ensemble

By Alvena Ferguson

Classical music lovers will be delighted that one of

Professor Goetz Richter's students is a member of the

Sydney Conservatorium Ensemble coming to play at

Kendall on Sunday 9 August. Accompanied by David

Miller AM, violinist Li Gu will be joined by flautist

Laura Chung, Brett Gomez (guitar), tenor Ryan Patric

O‘Donnell and cellist George Yang.

George was chosen as Principal cellist of the Conser-

vatorium Symphony Orchestra in the beginning of

2014 and led many programs including ―A celebration

of Peter Sculthorpe's life‖ concert filmed by ABC in-

cluding playing solo cello alongside the famous

Didgeridoo player William Barton.

Aside from playing classical music, Brett Gomez en-

joys playing flamenco guitar and tries to incorporate

elements of the style into his music whenever possible.

Ryan Patrick O‘Donnell spent his teenage years as a

theatrical actor, where he discovered his love of sing-

ing while performing in high school musicals. After

working in film, television and video production, he

made the decision to pursue classical singing and is

now working towards a professional career in opera

and art song.

Laura Chung is currently undertaking a combined

Music and Medicine degree at the University of Syd-

ney, studying with Emma Scholl, Associate Principal

Flute of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

These musicians are clever and talented young people,

chosen especially by tour leader David Miller for their

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commitment and scholarship in their chosen mu-

sical fields. They will present a varied program

including chamber ensemble pieces from com-

posers as varied as Claude Debussy, Felix Men-

delssohn, Brahms, Schubert and Beethoven; du-

ets of Violin and Cello, Violin and Guitar, Flute

and Guitar and solos designed to showcase their

virtuosity on violin, cello, guitar and flute.

This concert will be a feast of beautiful music for

those who appreciate the variety and subtlety of

classical music.

Afternoon tea with the performers will follow the

concert. Tickets will be sold at the door from

1.30pm and cost $18 for adults and $8 for chil-

dren.

Enquiries to Alvena Ferguson on 0401 608 240.

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KEW

CORNER

STORE www.kewcornerstore.com.au

Phone: 6559 4131

GREAT COFFEE – NICE PEOPLE

Daily papers, Magazines, Lotto,

Convenient groceries, fresh fruit & vegetables ar-

riving daily. Local products & giftware.

Large selection of light lunches

fruit salads, ―Rosco‖ ice-cream & other sweets.

Open 5.00 am to 7.00pm Mon to Fri 6.00am to 5.00pm Sat & Sun

Always looking for new local suppliers

CWA Kendall July Meeting

By Gael Mackenzie

Guest speakers John Laurie and Dean Magennis

from Mid North Coast Command, Licensing Police

had us all enthralled and horrified as we learned

about the high incidence of alcohol related anti-social

behaviour, crime and violence. Their job, seen as the

"anti-fun" police, has broad applications. They not

only check up on licensed premised (clubs, pubs,

nightclubs and events) to make sure regulations are

adhered to, they also try to keep under-age drinkers

on their radar at all times. A tough job when often it

is parents who are supplying kids with

booze. Heartening news that policies and laws are

gradually changing and licensed outlets are coming

on board to help them in their important work of

keeping everyone in the community safe.

Camden Haven School to School shared pathway

representatives spoke to us about what they are hop-

ing to achieve with safe paths for children to walk to

school.

Kath was able to show us the wonderful posters

from the International and Ag/Environment Officers

being sent to Group for judging.

Good news that our charitable donations both inter-

national and national were larger this year and with

little discussion the various recipients were decided

on. Well done ladies on all the fund raising!

We are always interested in seeing new faces at our

meetings, so if you are local and want to meet some

new people, or if you are a visitor and want to see

what CWA is about, we welcome you to our meet-

ings, no obligation to join: 3rd Tuesday each month

at the Kendall War Memorial hall (next door to the

club) at 10am. Contact secretary Di Davis 65569753

Chocolate Mousse-Cake Dessert

From Jodie

I have always had a soft spot for Chocolate and here

is the latest little creation on Albert St. This is a very

easy recipe that looks really yummy. To start off

find some lovely glassware and layer with a base of

mousse then add some fresh or left over chocolate

cake pieces. Add a drizzle of melted chocolate. To

finish off dust with some desiccated coconut and a

sprig of mint. Most of this recipe can be done from

the packet bought from the store. However the

Mousse is the pièce de rèsistance particularly when

the following recipe is followed…

Ingredients

1 block of Green n Black Organic Chocolate

3 medium to large sized eggs

Melt the chocolate (careful not to burn) in a sauce-

pan over really low heat or inside another pot of

boiling hot water. At the same time separate

eggwhites and whisk until it forms peaks. Place egg

yolks into melt-

ing chocolate and

fold together.

Then add the

chocolate to eggs

whites and wisk

until completely

blended. Pour

into glasses and

place in fridge for

a few hours. Enjoy!!

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JADE‘S MOBILE HAIRDRESSING

For all your hair care needs without leaving home…

Jade 65594879 or 0423381047

Bookends@Kendall

Your community book exchange Open

Monday to Friday 10am-2pm

Saturdays 10am - 12noon

Bookclub @Bookends @Kendall 1st Wednesday each month @

7.00pm Get reading, come along & join in the discussions. Bring some

nibbles to share. All Welcome

Get your TRAINLINK train ticket at Kendall Community Centre

PH. 6559 0055

Monday to Friday

9.00am to 4.00pm

We DO NOT CHARGE a booking fee So please help support your local centre

Dear Kendall National Violin

Competition Supporters! On Sunday 2 August 2015 the Conservatorium of Music will host the 17th Kendall Violin Competition Semi Final Round. The Kendall National Violin Competition, now in its second decade, has established itself as a major event for young violinists in Australia. Past finalists and winners of the Competition have forged impressive international careers and the Competition is proud to have helped these tal-ented artists on their way. Eight of Australia‘s most promis-ing young violinists will compete for a place in the final round of this important national competi-tion. The Semi-finalists performing on 2 August 2015 are: Harry Bennetts (Melbourne), Sarah Chang (Sydney), Tiffany Cheng (Melbourne), Mitzi Gard-ner (Sydney), Hana King (Sydney), Jimmy Park (ACT), Nicholas Waters (Melbourne), Rollin Zhao (Melbourne) Please find attached e- flyer with further information. An information sheet with sug-gestions for lunch time arrange-ments is also attached. Bookings essential: For enquiries please contact: Mavis Barnes 02 6559 4339 mavis.barnes@bigpond.com www.kendallviolin.org.au

We look forward to seeing you all again for our 17th year of proudly bringing young Australian violinists and classical music to Regional Austra-lia.

FOR YOUR DIARIES

Semi Finals – Sunday 2 August 2015, Sydney

Conservatorium 10.15AM – 4.00PM

Finals – Saturday 12 September 2015, Kendall

School of Arts

Celebration Concert – Sunday 13 September 2015,

Kendall School of Arts

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KENDALL COMMUNITY OP-SHOP

Trading hours:

Monday to Friday: 9.00am – 4.00pm

Saturday: 9.00am – 12.30pm

1st Sunday each month: 9.00am – 1.30pm

** Gift Vouchers available!! **

Kendall Op Shop Report

From Judy NORTH HAVEN GLASS

AND

SCREENS

Fast glass replacement

Made to measure security and flyscreen doors

Made to measure flyscreens

Re-meshing of all existing screens

Shower screens

Caravan window repairs

Glass table tops and shelves

Door and window rollers available

Mirrors made to size

Call Alan on 6559 9555 or

0447 789701 for prompt

service or call in to

531 Ocean Drive North Haven

STYLE COUNTRY Hairdressing

4 River St, Kendall.

CHI Organics; Olive shampoo & conditioner

contains certified organic essential oils

CHI Ionic Hair Colour

Ammonia & PPD free

Covers grey hair

Kerry Tipper 65594405 0438594459

More than forty Op-Shop volunteers enjoyed a mid-

year meeting and luncheon at the Showground on

Monday 13th July. This yearly event gives volunteers

the opportunity to put forward ideas and keep up to

date with the

general business in the running of the Op-Shop as

well as meeting up with other volunteers. As always

the barbeque, in the hands of our very competent

male volunteers, was of the highest standard and the

salads and desserts provided by the ladies, just deli-

cious.

The half price winter sale begins on Monday 17th

August and finishes on Saturday 29th August. This is

a store wide sale with 50% off all items excluding

Kendall memorabilia. Now is the time to stock up on

winter clothing, shoes, handbags and backpacks,

books, magazines, tapes, DVD‘s, crockery, manches-

ter and jewellery. Children‘s wear, toys and games

are included in the sale. You will be sure to find

something for all the family.

The Kendall Op-Shop is honoured to be hosting this

year‘s Women in Service Luncheon at the Kendall

Services Club in August. The luncheon recognises

and shows appreciation to women who give their

time to the numerous service groups from Port Mac-

quarie to Harrington.

With sadness we note the passing of volunteer Prue

Stitt and former volunteer Cassie Bannerman, sincere

condolences to their families from all at the Op-Shop.

We welcome new volunteers Gwen Hall and Alma

Randall.

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KENDALL TAKE AWAY

NEW OWNERS TRACY & RON

All food items totally FRESH! Our specialty is house made chicken schnitzels in a variety of fresh rolls

or wraps. Plus a great range of house made hamburgers.

―Premium Coffee Roasters‖ is local coffee roasted and

blended in Port Macquarie and used in all our coffees.

We offer a large range of ―Peters‖ scoop ice cream flavours.

A local natural honey is also available.

Thankyou to all our valued customers who have sup-

ported us with our extended trading hours on Thursday night. We will still be open until

6.00pm during winter for those customers wishing an early tea. We have also extended our

house made Pizza range to…

Meat Lovers Supreme Tandoori Chicken Vegetarian Hawaiian

PHONE ORDERS 6559 0234

WINTER Trading Hours

Monday: CLOSED Tuesday: 8.00am to 4.00pm Wednesday: 8.00am to 5.00pm. Thursday: 8.00am to 6.00pm. Friday: 8.00am to 7.30pm. Saturday: 8.30am to 7.00pm. Sunday: 8.30am to 7.00pm.

IKew Visitor Information Centre News

From Annette Jepp

During the July School Holidays the Driver Re-

viver was kept very busy with over 300 travellers

calling for a break and a drink, we are very

pleased to be able to say we helped prevent any

pending fatalities on the road also a big thanks to

all the Volunteers for their contribution to such a

good cause.

In the near future look out for the Aussie Colours

on our new flags which will be flying, another

proud venture we are pleased to contribute to.

The War Memorial is looking grand with the flag

being raised daily by the Volunteers, and a start is

beginning on the men‘s toilets with quotes being

made and sinks ordered, our ladies toilet is just

about complete, we are about to have murals

painted on the walls, well worth a wee visit.

On 18th July Volunteers were invited to come

along to the Information Centre and give their val-

ued opinion on the design and colour they would

like for the new T-shirts which are about to be pur-

chased for the volunteers, these shirts will also in-

clude our insignia ―The Big Axe‖ . The shirts are to

be worn during the volunteers roster at the centre

and will include ―Volunteer‖ embroidered on the

shirt, these shirts will be free of charge which will

be given after a designated time the volunteer

serves at the centre.

We have received new stock this month which in-

cludes hanks of alpaca wool so warm for that win-

ter jumper, beautiful quilts on sale, wood work pot

stands, something you can never have enough of

and ideal for that little gift to a friend, woollen

adult socks, great for winter, also beautiful shawls

to keep you warm all arrived this month and all

local crafts, remember when you are looking for a

gift come and see us you will be supporting local

crafts.

If there is any Artisans you know of in the area

which are interested in displaying or selling their

works we would be happy to hear from them.

iKew Information Centre, Kew

Ph: 65594400 Open: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.

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Big News for Kendall Tennis Club

The Kendall Community Centre has

PROFESSIONAL ROOMS FOR RENT

Well appointed, air conditioned, consulting rooms available in the Kendall Rural Transaction Centre (RTC) on a casual basis. Suit professional health worker.

Attractive rates!

Phone: Kendall Community Centre

9am-4pm Mon-Fri on 6559 0055

Carpet and Tile Steam Cleaning

Guaranteed work 19 years experience and local—Free Quotes

phone Ken Evans 0427 659080

THERE IS A NEW SERVICE AT THE

KENDALL COMMUNITY CENTRE

IT TRAINING

(Laptops, Mobile Phones, Tablets, IPhone, IPads, ETC) “Make a Booking with Cheryl—30 Minute Appointments”

Tuesday & Wednesdays Only Bring your own device with you, plus you power cable &

any manual you have for your device Seniors & Concession Cards $10 per 1/2 hour

Adults $20 per 1/2 hour

(All donations go to the Community Centre)

SOS COMPUTER SOLUTIONS

PHONE for appointment 6559 0055

Australian Open Trophies to visit

Kendall for the Opening of New

Courts

Many members of the community have been very

busy working on the new Tennis club located be-

hind the swimming pool in Kendall. What an out-

standing job everyone has done in getting these

courts up in what seems like record time. Well

done to the many Kendall Community members!

Now it is almost time to get ready and celebrate the

opening of the courts which coincides with the

arrival of the Australian Open Trophies from Mel-

bourne Park. Keep the 22nd of August open to

come on down and check it out.

The following is Kendall Tennis Clubs Media

Release...

It‘s been a 10 year battle for more courts in Kendall

with the first lot of funding allocated in 2005. With

a growing membership of over 300 for just 3 courts

the club is excited to now have 6 courts in total. It

wont all be smooth running as the new courts are

at a new location in Orara Street behind the Kend-

all pool with the committee having to manage two

centres to cater for everyone. An amenities/

clubrooms are next to be built at the new site to

commence in September. Kendall have been top of

Tennis Australia‘s Australian Open Blitz competi-

tion for two years running taking out the competi-

tion this year with their player Novak Djok-

ovic. Part of the win is the Australian Open Tro-

phies to visit Kendall on Saturday 22nd August for

the opening of the new courts. ― This is an exciting

time not only for the club but for the Kendall com-

munity. The club has raised over $200,000 itself to-

wards the project with other project partners con-

tributing including the NSW Government, Port

Macquarie Hasting Council, Tennis Australia and

Multisport Concepts. We are holding a fun day for

everyone with the Official Opening at 12pm. We

have local dignitaries as well as those travelling

from Sydney and Melbourne for the Opening . The

event is open to everyone, and it‘s a great opportu-

nity to check out the new courts which are blue just

like the Australian Open surface and have your

photo taken with the trophies. ― said club president

Wendy Hudson. The trophies will visit local schools

Camden Haven High and Kendall Public on Friday

21st August. The event is open from 11am through

to 3pm with lots of fun activities , food stalls and ex-

hibition. The official open will be at 12pm with a spe-

cial unveiling on centre court."

SEE PAGE 3 FOR YOUR INVITATION

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KENDALL BOTTLE SHOP

14 COMBOYNE ST KENDALL 65594496

Hastings Co-Op

Swap & Go Gas Bottles

9KG - $30

4.5KG - $25

5KG Ice - $4.00

T o o h e y s 1 0 p k C a n s

X X X X G o l d - $ 1 8 . 9 9

T o o h e y s E x t r a D r y - $ 2 0

H a h n S u p e r D r y - $ 2 0

F i f t y L a s h e s - $ 2 5

X X X X S u m m e r - $ 2 0

2 Litres of local milk +

A loaf of fresh local

bakery bread

= $7.00!!

Pure Blonde 24pk Stubbies

$44.99

Cascade Light 24pk Stubbies

$36.99

Carlton Cold 24pk Stubbies

$33.99

Local Bago Merlot Chambourcin

$12.99

La Bossa Wines

3 for $20

WINTER TRADING HOURS

Sunday-Thursday 10am-7pm

Friday & Saturday 10am–8pm

http://www.thebottle-o.com.au/

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KEW PRODUCE

Now has New Owners

Dustin & Hannah Prosser

For all of your Rural & Produce needs

Phone: 6559 4566

Property & electric fencing needs Gardening fertilizers, sprays, lawn care and a large range of Searles products Stock Food: Barastoc, Castlereagh, Mitavite, Riverina and Prydes Extensive range of dog foods, both dry & canned Cattle & Equine health supplies Bird seeds & equipment. Bales of Lucerne hay, straw, & corn hay P.O.L. chickens now available Delivery in local area $5 on Tuesdays

If there are supplies you need which we perhaps do not have, talk to us, we will arrange to stock the product.

Day in the Country

Killabakh’s 29th annual

A n e x h i b i t i o n o f a r t , c r a f t a n d p l a n t s D e l i c i o u s c o u n t r y l u n c h e s a n d B B Q

E n t e r t a i n m e n t f o r a l l a g e s

Saturday 5 September

2 8 k m s o u t h o f C o m b o y n e 1 6 k m s n o r t h o f W i n g h a m

o n t h e C o m b o y n e R o a d killabakh.wix.com/day-in-the-country

10:00am – 3:00pm

Gold coin donation

Killabakh‘s day in the country is a fantastic

event and makes for a great day out with the

family. The drive through Taree/Wingham is

the usual way, but if you really want to absorb

the country scenery then drive up via Com-

boyne. Killabakh is just another 35 mins along

Comboyne rd. Perhaps stop for a coffee at

Ruby‘s in Comboyne on your way and check out

the goodies at the information centre.

Killabakh ‘s Day in the Country

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Camden Haven Pony Club

By Karen Madden

Camden Haven Pony club Camp held from the

5th to the 9th of July was a huge success with

thirty two kids attending coming from as far as

Sydney in the south and Dorrigo in the North.

The variety of horse disciplines was fantastic, and

the instructors from around the Mid North Coast

were so enthusiastic with the kids, western pleas-

ure, hacking, dressage, show jumping, campdraft-

ing, and the bare back polo cross was very enter-

taining just to name a few. The organised night

time entertainment of red faces and disco were

also a big hit with the kids.

Congratulations to Lacey Fitzgerald on being

awarded the instructors award for camp.Lacey

was recommended by all instructors on her par-

ticipation and enthusiasm in all groups. Troop

drill was once again a very competitive conclu-

sion to camp with an outstanding win by the

troop led by Sara Lucas and Olivia Telfer.

A special thankyou to Jamie Baker who travels

from Sydney to spend the week organising and

assisting with making sure the days activities run

smoothly and of course being camp Dad. A huge

thankyou to the hard working organisers, cooks ,

cleaners, ring assistants etc. we really appreciate

you giving up your time to allow our riders to en-

joy a week of camp.

St Clair‘s High school held the 2nd annual Taree

Horse sports day on the 17th of July this event is

open to primary and secondary school students.

One hundred and forty keen students and their

steeds from the area participated in hack, rider,

pairs & pleasure classes with sporting events to

follow. Shania Madden, Jazmin Madden, Olivia

Telfer and Talia Cranfield from Camden Haven

High School and Clancy Mullins from Kendall

Primary represented their schools in force. Shania

Madden receiving Champion Secondary school

point score and Champion 15yrs point score, Jaz-

min Madden receiving 13yrs point score, excellent

results from all kids who attended.

Oxley Island pony club held their ribbon & trophy

day on the 19th of July with some outstanding re-

sults from our riders, youngest equestrian Ella

Niddrie on led line receiving 1sts and 2nds in all

classes thanks to nan Donna and boot camp, at the

end of the day ending up with Champion led line.

Congratulations also to our newest pony club

member Holly Hunt who had an awesome day re-

ceiving Champion Beginner, Lacey Fitzgerald re-

ceiving Champion point score, Zoe Groth Reserve

champion 13 under 15 point score and Jazmin

Madden Reserve champion 11 under 13 point

score.

Pony club training plus Ross Green dressage in-

structor and mounted games training made for a

busy day last Sunday the 26th and all the busy

parents who volunteered for the working bee, the

pc shed sparkles.

Teams are starting to come together for our much

anticipated Zone 9 mounted games event to be

held on the 23rd of August. This event is extremely

exciting and hotly contended.

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Pain Management

Remedial therapy and massage

Rehabilitation

Exercise programs

Contact your local therapist Leea Harris

to discuss your treatment Phone: 0409 599 146

Joker Draw every

Wednesday—Meat

& Vegetable Trays/

Prizes!!

$10 Lunches

7 Days a

week!!

2 Ocean Drive KEW. Phone: 6559 4099. Fax: 6559 4808.

Email: admin@royalhotelkew.com.au

Proudly Support ing the

Kendal l Blues RLFC in 2015

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OXLEY RURAL SUPPLIES & PRODUCE 78-82 JOHN OXLEY DRIVE, PORT MACQUARIE PH/FAX 65810643

(Please note new address above)

OPEN: MON - FRI: 8AM-5.30PM - SATURDAY: 8AM - 1PM

WE STOCK AND DELIVER A WIDE RANGE OF RURAL

& HOME GARDEN, PET, HORSE, CATTLE SUPPLIES.

FENCING MATERIAL CHOOK & RABBIT PENS

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DELIVERY WEDNESDAYS FOR JUST $5.00 PER DELIVERY!

Hospitable Hosts @ Kew Motel All the Modern Conveniences

Reverse Cycle Air Conditioner,

Digital TV, Microwave, Toaster, Tea &

Coffee. Quality Beds.

Night bell available

Or Phone ahead for late check-ins

After 10pm, conditions apply

144 Nancy Bird Walton Drive

Kew, NSW, 2439.

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Geoff Owen Service Provider Any Service you need?

Electrical, TV Aerials, Home Repairs, Painting, Plastering, Plumbing, Carpentry, All Cleaning, types Concreting, Paving, Tiling, Fencing, Lawns. Email: geoff_owen@bigpond.com

Free Quotes Geoff 0419467644

Paul Smith

0413 362819

AH: 65594662

2 Tonne Excavator 763 Bobcat

200, 300, 400, 600 Drills

ENERGY AIR-CONDITIONING

SERVICE “KEEPING THE LOCAL COMMUNITY

WARM IN WINTER & COOL IN SUMMER”

Phone BRENDAN BURKE on 6585 4955

West Thomas 0422 516 202 6559 4879 wt1electrical@gmail.com

Cathy Pye pyeclan@ymail.com

MASSAGE THERAPIST 0409 188 721

TIM LARKIN - your local plumber

All general domestic Commercial Rural Drainage Pumps

Tanks Septic tanks Wastewater Treatment systems LP Gas fitting

3.5 ton Rubber track excavator

6.0 ton Tipper hire Driveways Water filter systems

Call Tim on 0418 652 695 or Fax 6559 0000

For a serious job Call HENSCHMEN

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- BLOCK WORK

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Quality workmanship guaranteed

Mobile: 04 14 845 463 Lic 77919C

Coastal Cooling + Electrical

P & J Reynolds

All Electrical Wiring & Installations Air-conditioning Split Systems Refrigeration repairs commercial +

domestic Phone Peter on 0418 314 445

Dual trade, Fully Licensed. Local and reliable servicing all areas. Free Quotes

ARC tick certified

BICENTENNIAL HORTICULTURAL

SPEAKERS DAY A SUCCESS!!!!!

Closed Tuesdays

AAA Slashing and Clearing Services can take care of all slashing requirements from grass control, light clearing, heavy duty mowing & acreage slashing. We also offer mulching and seeding services. Locally owned and operated business in the Hannam Vale area.

Call Graham Hinds for an obligation

free quote on Mobile: 0425 273 141

Email: aaaslashing@gmail.com

www.facebook.com/aaaslashing

ABN: 96 153 476 264 Fully Insured

Thankyou to everyone who helped

to advertise, coordinate and organ-

ised the event on the day. The

Kendall District Gardeners Biennial

Horticultural Speakers Day on Sat

25th July was enjoyed by all who at-

tended. A fuller report will appear

in the Sept Edition of the Kendall

Chronicle

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Kew Country Club

Update

AFTER 2PM DAILY

MEMBERS GREEN FEES $5

SOCIAL GREEN FEES $15

The LUSC have been conducting a membership

drive over the last few months. This involved entry

into draws by joining or renewing your membership

since May up to August. The membership draws are

for a set of Golf Clubs or Golf Equipment to the

value of $1,000 from Luke Garel‘s Golf Shop which

also includes golf lessons with our Professional for

those paying as a golfing member, a set of Bowls or

community vouchers to the value of $500 for those

bowling members and for all membership types

there will be a draw for a P&O Cruise. All draws will

take place at 7.00pm on 8 August. These draws will

be conducted at the LUSC premise and you must be

present to claim the P&O Cruise prize if you are

drawn out.

The 3rd Sunday in the month at Kew Country Club

is Open Mic Sessions with the Camden Haven Coun-

try Music group. These sessions have become very

popular and have quite a following. Guest artist for

August will be Garry Kennedy.

The Kew Country Club hosts many successful pres-

tigious golfing events throughout the year including

separate Holden Scramble for men and women and a

week-long Vets Tournament every October.

The Kew Country Club also hosts many successful

prestigious bowling events throughout the year in-

cluding Classic 4s, Two Bowl Triples, Versatility Tri-

ples, Gala days to name a few.

As you can see now it the prime time to be heading

down to the Kew Country Club for a fun filled after-

noon of bowls or golf. For more details contact the

club on 65594203.

COMPUTERS 4 SALE Computer Box + Monitor, Keyboard & Mouse

$150 the lot COMPUTER SPECS

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DVDRW BURNER

320 GIG HARD DRIVE

PR-LOADED WITH WINDOWS 8.1 EN-

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+ FREE UPGRADE TO WINDOWS 10

Contact : Kendall Community

Centre—Phone 6559 0055

“Everything is so

beautiful when you

stop looking for

flaws”

The Kendall Chronicle Vol12, Issue 8 August 2015 Edition 16

Weekly 5-6pm Pilates Kendall School of arts - Ali 0431 463461 3rd Mon 10am District Gardeners club Kendall Community Hall 2nd &4th 9am-1pm Kendall Kettles Craft Kendall Services Club - Elizabeth 65590258 4th Mon 7.30pm Camden Haven Landcare Kendall War memorial rooms supper provided Jim Lewin 6556 9736

MONDAY

The Kendall Calendar

WEDNESDAY

TUESDAY Weekly 8am-4pm Kendall Men’s Shed Weekly 9..30 2 hrs—Riding for the Disabled Batar Creek Road—Elizabeth 0423854174/65598774 Weekly 9am Mass St John the Evangelist Weekly 10am Ladies Sports Kendall Services Club Weekly 10am Kids Corner Playgroup Kendall Community Hall - Rose 0403918404 Weekly 4.30pm Pilates Kendall community centre Linda 0428200106 Weekly 6.30pm Social Darts Kendall Services Club 3rd Tues 7pm Kendall Boat Shed mtg Kendall Services Club 3rd Tues 10am Kendall CWA Kendall War Memorial rooms—Sue Carter 65569677 2nd Tues 7.30pm Lorne Rural Fire Brigade Fire Station Stewarts River—John 65569677

Weekly 10.45am Tai chi & Qigong for women Kendall School of Arts - Lucille 0438072219 Weekly 9.30am 2hrs—Riding for the Disabled Batar Creek Rd - Elizabeth 0423854174 or65598774 Weekly 10am 2hrs—Lone Rangers Craft Group Lorne Community Hall - Nicola 65569773 Weekly 6.30pm BINGO Kendall Services Club 1st Wed 7pm Bookclub meeting Bookends 3rd Wed 7.30pm Camden Haven RFB meeting Kendall Rd Kew—Terry 65598973 - Ron 0408216885

THURSDAY Weekly 9am-12pm The Meeting Place Kendall Community Centre Weekly 9am- 1pm Kendall Veggie Bazaar Kendall Community Centre - 6559 0055 Weekly 8am-12pm Kendall Men’s Shed Weekly 7.30am Kayaking on the river Kendall Boat Ramp Weekly 4.30pm Pilates Kendall community centre Linda 0428200106 1st&3rd 8.30am Social Paddle Kendall Boat Shed - Diann 65596740 1st Thurs 7.30pm Kendall Heritage Society Mtg Kendall Services Club 4th Thurs 7pm Camden Hav PAH&I Society Mtg Kendall Showground

FRIDAY

SUNDAY

Weekly 9-10am Pilates Kendall School of Arts - Ali 0431463461 Weekly 10.45am Tai Chi for Men Kendall School of Arts - Lucille 0438072219 1st Fri 6.30pm Kendall Music Exchange Kendall School of Arts - Alison 0431 682 357

Weekly 10am Mass - St Stephens Uniting Church Kendall - 6559 4037 Weekly 9am Mass - Camden Haven St John the Evangelist. Kendall Weekly 9am Jnr Golf Coaching & Games Camden Haven Golf Club - 65594596 1st Sun Morning Kendall Showground Markets Kendall Showground

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Peggy Landon

22 years Clinical Experience

‗Osteopathy is a ―hands on‖

Therapy that helps relieve aches and pains and

restores better body function‘.

New Patients Welcome Doctor‘s referral not required Govt assisted Chronic Disease Management programs available 6 visits per year Hicaps: Claim your Private Health Fund rebate

on the spot and only pay the gap fee

Eftpos available

Phone 6559 4026 , 158 Batar Creek Rd, Kendall.