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Marulan | Tallong | Bungonia | TowrangOctober 2018

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Re-elected until 2020I was honoured at our second council meeting in September to be re-elected Mayor of Goulburn Mulwaree Council. Cr Peter Walker was elected Deputy Mayor and I look forward to working together with Pete over the coming two years until the 2020 elections.I would like to thank Cr Alfie Walker for his efforts and achievements over the past two years as Deputy Mayor, and I am sure he will continue to contribute strongly as a Councillor. Over the next two years we will be focusing on a number of infrastructure projects for Marulan including improvements at the Waste Management Centre, significant upgrades in Marulan’s water supply and a new Waste Water Augmentation Facility. $10.8 million has been included for this waste water facility over the coming four years.

Villages received further fundingI am pleased to advise of a successful application to the Stronger Country Communities Fund for $213,000 for Village Improvement projects. In Marulan this money will be put towards a new amenities block for Tony Onions Park which will be a huge improvement for the park. The new block will have male and female toilets as well as a new disabled toilet. In Towrang the funds will go towards landscaping behind the community hall and an electronic community notice board that will be able to be used for community events, emergency notices and potential environmental warnings.

Marulan Kite Festival I was unfortunately unable to attend the Marulan Kite Festival in late September due to another commitment with the West Goulburn Bushland Group however our newly elected Deputy Mayor Peter Walker went along and said it was a fantastic day.Marulan seems to go from strength to strength, and the cornerstone of a strong community is often its events which bring us together. The committee behind the Kite Festival and the wider Marulan community should be congratulated, and I hope to be able to attend in 2019!

Outreach Meetings approachingThe 2018 Community Outreach meetings are again approaching and the schedule for this year’s meetings is now finalised. These are a great chance for Councillors and Senior Staff to engage directly with the communities to hear what is going well and what isn’t.The Marulan Outreach Meeting will again be held in the Marulan Hall and this year will be on Thursday 25th October from 6:30pm. For our readers in Towrang your meeting will be held on Thursday 29th November from 6:30pm, while the Tallong meeting will be held on Thursday 6th December from 6:30pm.I look forward to seeing you all at these meetings later this year. Please also remember that if you have an issue that needs immediate attention to call us on 4823 4444 and our Customer Service team can help you out.

Towrang Village Discretionary Fund Working Party In September we called for expressions of interest for community members for this working party. In October we will be appointing four community members to this group who will work with Cr Andrew Banfield. Mayor Bob Kirk is the alternate Council representative if Cr Banfield is unavailable.

Pet of the WeekA quick note to remind you of our Companion Animal Facility located in Goulburn. Our staff do a lot of great work in rehoming animals that find their way into the pound and we are again encouraging individuals and families considering a new pet to first take a look at the CAF.Staff provide all the information on the animal and will help you when making your decision; and the feedback we get time and time again is that rehoming an animal is incredibly rewarding and the best decision people make!

A message from the MayorBob Kirk


Welcome to another edition of the Discover Marulan Newsletter; an initiative of the Marulan Region Chamber of Commerce. What an eventful month it’s been.

The Chamber congratulates all those who contributed to such a successful 2018 Marulan Kite Festival and is delighted to continue to support this great event as a subcommittee of the Chamber.

The Chamber Executive continues to lobby and advocate on behalf of the region and is pleased to report a couple of successful grant receipts: $100,000 obtained as part of the Saving Lives on Country Road Program to improve safety along the Hume Highway (1.9km to 3.2km south of Rampion Hills Road Marulan), and funds obtained under Round 2 of the Stronger Country Communities Fund to go towards rebuilding the toilet block in Tony Onions Park.

On that note, the Chamber honours and commemorates the late Jean Onions who passed away on 28 August 2018.

We congratulate Cr Bob Kirk who was re-elected Mayor and Cr Peter Walker who was elected Deputy Mayor. Both will serve until September 2020. The Chamber Executive will continue to meet with them as well as State and Commonwealth government representatives to ensure the Marulan region is recognised as a vital part of the Local Government Area with due funding, focus and resources assigned to it. We are also continuing to participate in the Marulan Community Committee to administer and distribute the Marulan Discretionary Fund and to make recommendations to Council on the priority of works within the Marulan area. This includes the prioritisation and oversight of 25 potential projects as set out in the Marulan Village Plan.

Finally, the Chamber continues to advocate and promote the region from a visitor and tourism perspective and has three significant projects on the go in this regard. First, we are working with Holcim, Council and RMS to deploy a town sign along the Hume. Second, work has commenced on producing a Marulan Region Visitors’ Guide. Third, a Marulan region tourism video is being produced to attract visitors to the town and to promote the treasures of our wonderful area.

Thank you.Dr Stephen James President, Marulan Region Chamber of Commerce Inc.

October President's Report

Garden Ramble Supports Endeavour Industries Fundraising

One of Goulburn’s best-known gardens will be open to the public on Sunday October 7 to help raise funds for Endeavour Industries Goulburn, Inc (EIG).An avid gardener as well as being State Member for Goulburn, Pru Goward hopes that visitors will enjoy viewing her gardens while knowing they are contributing to a worthwhile cause.Geoff Kettle, the Chair of the Board of Management at Endeavour Industries Goulburn thanked Ms Goward, who has made her garden available for this major fundraiser.“Pru has been a tireless supporter of our services as seen in her recent help in getting State Government assistance to repair our roof,” he said.The Garden Ramble fundraiser will be held at 216 Addison St Goulburn between 3 and 5pm for an entrance fee of $20. There will also be food and drinks available and raffles, with all proceeds going to Endeavour Industries.


Country Women's Association

Cakes and biscuits are needed for morning tea for our Group Conference at 9.00am, 13th October in Marulan Memorial Hall.

Our Annual General Meeting will be held on the 17th October at the CWA hall

We are pleased to announce that we will be increasing the prize money we donate to the Goulburn Show.

Faye is hoping to get someone from the Tea Pot Club to give us a talk at our November meeting. The Tea Pot Club work with the Smith Family helping disadvantaged children.

The annual CWA Christmas Party will be held at the Fireside Inn on the 19th December

Our next Crochet day will be on the 8th October at 1.00pm. We certainly hope to see all the CWA ladies there. We are progressing to making a square.

We hold our meetings on the 3rd Wednesday of the month in our rooms at 28 George Street, Marulan so come along and join us, have a cuppa and a chat. 10.00am to 10.30pm.

Our rooms are available to rent at a nominal fee. To book, phone Faye on 4841 0727.

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DAY STOP TIMEDates

October November December January

Thursday Brewers Centre, Marulan 10:00-11:00am 11 1, 22 13 24

Wednesday Bungonia Hall 11:00-12:00pm 17 7, 28 19 30

Thursday Tallong Public School 1:00-2:00pm 18 8, 29 20 31

Thursday Tallong General Store 2:00-3:30pm 18 8, 29 20 31

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A Service of Remembrance and Thanksgiving

for those soldiers from the Anglican Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn who served in World War 1 will be held on Saturday 13th October, 2018 at 11.00am in St Saviour’s Cathedral Goulburn.On the wall of the Chapel of St Michael and St George (the Soldiers Chapel) in the Cathedral are carved the names of 920 men from 41 parishes across the Diocese and from the Royal Military College, Duntroon, who lost their lives in World War 1.Many churches across the Diocese also contain memorials to soldiers who lost their lives in World War 1.We warmly invite and encourage you to attend this commemorative service marking the 100th anniversary of the end of World War 1. Bishop Trevor Edwards will be the preacher.Morning Tea will be available from 9.30am in St Saviour’s parish hall before the service.The Cathedral is also open daily for visitors and group bookings are welcome.Contacts for the Service:

Revd. Canon Kevin Stone (President, Anglican Historical Society) Ph: 0450 676 864Diana Body (President, Friends of St Saviours Cathedral) Ph: 02 6295 8732

Cathedral Contact for group bookings:Fred Rainger: 02 4821 5725

Following are the names of the men from your district which are carved on the walls of the Soldiers Chapel.

Ayre, R.CChambers, R

Eirth, A.EGardiner, J.S (Tallong)Hatter, G.H (Tallong)

Jennings, AJeffery, S

Jones, D (Wingello)Latham, A.HLatham, A.R

Perkins, J (Wingello)Quigg, W.M (Moss Vale)Richmond, A (Wingello)

Rippon, E.DRowe, A

Rush, F.E (Penrose)Sherman, ESherman, P

Smith, CTickner, C (Tallong)

Todkill, J

Jean Onions of Lockyersleigh Remembered

Jean Logan Campbell Onions passed away on 29th August 2018. Late of "Lockyersleigh"', Marulan.

Jean was the dearly loved wife of Tony (dec). Loved mother and mother-in-law of Matthew & Katherine and Susan. Loved grandmother of Van, Saxon and Angus. Aged 84 years. 'You Were Loved and Will be Missed'

Jean's family and friends attended her Funeral Service at 1.00pm, Thursday, 6th September 2018 at St. Saviour's Cathedral, Bourke Street, Goulburn.

Jean was born on December 29, 1933 to Arthur and Phyllis Ranken of Lockyersleigh.

She was born in Goulburn and was the youngest child of three children.

Her older brothers were William (Bill), who passed three years ago, and Andrew Ranken, who passed in the 1970s.

Jean lost her father when she was around four years old. He had served in World War One and was already 55 when Jean was born.

He died after fighting a fire for several days and in those days no one could drive to get him to a hospital in time.

Jean was schooled initially at home by a governess until she was old enough to attend Abbotsleigh in Sydney.

Jean's husband Tony was killed in 1989 in a rail crossing accident on Lockyersleigh. At this time her life with Tony was reaching that point of being very comfortable with particular involvement in many parts of the community such as Goulburn Races, Picnic and Polo Club, Goulburn Showground and the Diocese of St Saviour’s

At this time Lockyersleigh Stud was at its peak with six stallion and nearly 200 brood mares. They had also bought three other rural properties and ran nearly 80,000 acres

Jean involved herself in many community activities such as Goulburn Racing, the Liberal Party, Marulan Historic and Garden Society, Red Cross, Lady Belmore Club, Queens Club in Sydney, judge for showgirls, and many other community representations.


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The LAC can assist you with the following:

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Lions Club of Marulan & District

President Marlene and Lions Club members are holding a get-together for farmers who are doing it tough during this awful drought The club had intended that this afternoon tea would be on Saturday, 13th October, however due to a double booking of the Marulan Hall we will now be having it on Sunday, 14th October at 2pm.Any farmer who received an invite please note the correct date and anyone who did not receive their invite please cone along as everyone is most welcome to this neighbourly chat, with afternoon tea provided and a small gift to brighten your day.Mayor Bob Kirk of Goulburn Mulwaree Council has intimated that he will attend and local members Angus Taylor and Pru Goward have been invited.The only thing we would like our farmer friends to do is let us know how many of their family will be attending, for catering purposes.Our addresses are: Email: [email protected] or Marulan Lions, PO Box 69, Marulan 2579 or phone me on 4841 1515Maureen Eddy (Hon. Sec)

Marulan Progress Association

The association will again be running the "Xmas Lights" bus with the patronage of Marulan Truck & Bus and Holcim Quarry. The bus will be leaving Marulan on 19th December to look at the Xmas lights in Goulburn, Marulan and Tallong if time permits.There will be a BBQ at Tony Onions Park which has been donated by Holcim. This will begin at 7pm and the bus will then go to Goulburn The cost is $10 per person but children are free if accompanied by an adult. The Progress Association would like to thank Adam of Marulan Truck & Bus and also Holcim for their continued support. Enquiries & bookings to John Nicastri on 4841 1105.A reminder that our AGM will be held on Monday 15th October.Maureen Eddy (Hon.Sec)

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Goulburn Mulwaree Council Community Outreach Meetings

The Community Outreach Meetings are a great opportunity to meet Goulburn Mulwaree Councillors and senior staff, and discuss Council related matters with them.

A light supper will be served after each meeting.

If you have any questions you would like raised at the meetings please contact Executive Officer to

Mayor & General Manager on 4823 4486 or by emailing [email protected]

Marulan 6:30pm Thursday 25th October 2018 Marulan Hall Towrang 6:30pm Thursday 29th November Towrang Hall Tallong 6:30pm Thursday 6th December 2018 Tallong Hall


Gunlake Quarries is proud to advise that the improvements to Brayton Road, Red Hills Road and Ambrose Road and the Hume Highway acceleration lane, as required in our recent Consent, are now complete. In our commitment to the safety of the local community, our staff and drivers, these improvements were modelled off the recent improvements to both the Newell and Bruce Highways and are far superior to those that were required by our consent conditions.

Again, this year, Gunlake is also proud to be a major sponsor of the Marulan Kite Festival’s Art and Photography Exhibition. The Exhibition was officially opened on Saturday 8th September and ran each weekend until Kite Festival Day. We look forward to an ongoing constructive relationship with the local community and we will continue to be a strong contributor to local employment, local business and local events. We always encourage community feedback by visiting our website at: https://www.gunlake.com.au/contact/ or by calling Gunlake Quarry on 02 4841 1344.

Enjoying the opening of the Marulan Kite Festival’s Art and Photography Exhibition are L to R Dr Stephen James – President, Marulan Region Chamber of Commerce, Rob Randazzo – Judge of the Competition, Sharon Makin – Marulan Kite Festival Committee, Sharyn Ward, Rosemary Turner – President, Marulan Kite Festival Committee and Geoff Kettle.

Below: New acceleration lane - Hume Highway Right: Brayton Rd widening after completion.


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And, if you are in need of some quality catering for your special occasion, then we are here to help, so have a chat with us, no matter what your celebration may be.

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Tallong Community Focus Group News.A meeting to form the first Progress Association at Barber’s Creek (later Tallong) was held on 17th February 1894 and a 13 member committee was elected which included such local luminaries as John Morrice of “Glenrock”, J. Kent, E. H. Badgery of “Caoura”, W. Hatter, Robert Kettle and H. J. Rumsey. A membership fee of 1s was set for the first half year and such was local pride in the Association that the Secretary was instructed to forward a report of the meeting to local and Sydney newspapers. The first meeting closed with three cheers for the new Association!Over the years various Progress Associations and other community groups have advocated strongly for the local area and have been responsible for many innovations and improvements. The latest incarnation of course is the Tallong Community Focus Group and the annual general meeting will be held on Monday 15th October 2018 at 7pm in the Memorial Hall. Membership fees are now due so support your local community group by filling out the membership slip on the bottom of the latest Tallong newsletter and place it (with $2.50 pp) in an envelope either in the TCFG mailbox or leave it at “The Midge”.Recently the TCFG and the Tallong Memorial Hall Trust applied for a grant through the ‘Stronger Country Communities Fund”, a NSW State Government Initiative. Tallong has been allocated $30,740 in funding for a complete electrical upgrade of the Memorial Hall, a new water tank and a pergola for the nature reserve.

The Big Apple.Visitors to Tallong will have noticed that due to the extremely windy conditions in the last couple of months some damage was caused to the fixtures and fittings of the Jim Watling Memorial Archway as well as the Big Apple itself. The Big Apple will soon be repaired and back in place with the structure reinforced.In addition to this, in the last week a group of volunteers have planted 100 Casuarina trees, kindly given to the local community after the “Glossies in the Mist” information session held in Tallong. The planting is to ensure the Black Cockatoos can continue to flourish in their natural habitat.

Community Car Boot Sale, Sausage Sizzle and Music Session.On Saturday 20th October at 2pm, Tony Rodwell will introduce Tallong to a music session. This is very popular at the Appin Pub and Tony and his friends from all over are coming to Tallong for a good old-fashioned jam session. All are welcome to join in (BYO instruments) or come along (BYO drinks and snacks) and enjoy an afternoon of free music at the Tallong Memorial Hall.

The day will start with a community car boot sale in the Memorial Park between 10am and 2pm. Register with Kerry at [email protected], make a gold coin donation to the TCFG and bring your new or used goods. A sausage sizzle will be available and all the proceeds will go towards the Community Christmas Party to be held on 2nd December.

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Marulan Garden ClubThe Marulan Garden Club has a most enjoyable monthly meeting at the Uniting Church Hall or garden visits. The Marulan Garden Club meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month at the hall, 95 George Street from 10.00 am.If you would like further information about the Marulan Garden Club, please contact Sue Montgomery on 4841 0288.

Marulan Craft ShopThe Marulan Craft Shop has a wide range of beautifully made art and craft and you are invited to come and browse during opening times which are every Saturday and Sunday from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm.If you would like to include your craft for sale, please contact either Bea Berrisford on 4841 1569 or Maureen Eddy on 4841 1515.

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Who are we? We are a group of local residents trying to improve the appearance of our town.

Why do we do this? If our town looks appealing and cared for, this will attract visitors who will support our local businesses. It also makes it a better environment for us to live in as locals.

What do we do? Local council mows the town’s parks and some of its nature strips, but doesn’t have the resources to do much more than this. The volunteers supplement the work of council by regularly cutting the edges and whipper snipping the main street and parks. We also weed the gardens in the parks, and collect litter in areas around town. Other less frequent and one-off activities have included: refurbishing the grounds at the Brewer Centre; mulching the gardens in Meridian Park; repairing and painting roadside fences in the main street; and repairing and painting the fence & rotunda in Tony Onions Park.

How often do we do it? Generally speaking, the volunteers work for 2-3 hours on the first and third Monday (starting approximately 9.30am) of each month.

How can you help? If you have spare time and are available on Mondays, then we’d love you to join us. If this time isn’t suitable but you’d like to help, then please contact: David Blissett: 0400 119 016; Ellie Eggerking 0406 376 717; John Redhead: 0439 411 922

Volunteers receive a free cup of coffee on “Volunteer Mondays” at The Marulan General Store (facebook.com/marulangeneralstore).

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Spiced Cauliflower TacosThese veggie tacos are packed full of flavour and are so easy to make. They’re a sure winner with the whole family. If you don’t like any of the spices we’ve listed, or if don’t have it in your kitchen, simply omit it. It’ll still be super yum!

Ingredients:1 head cauliflower1 tsp chili powder1 tsp smoked paprika1 tsp cumin1 tsp onion powder1 tsp garlic powderwarmed tortillas tomato salsa mix (chopped tomato, onions, lemon, olive oil)coriander, chopped lettuce, red cabbagesliced avocadofresh lime (or lemon)mayo

Directions:1. Preheat oven to 220 and line a tray with baking paper.2. While the oven is heating, combine the spice mix in

a small bowl and chop the cauliflower into bite sized florets. Place them into a bowl and lightly coat with oil.

3. Sprinkle the spice mix overtop the cauliflower and toss to coat each floret evenly with the spices.

4. Spread the spiced cauliflower onto the lined baking sheet and bake for about 25 minutes.

5. While the cauliflower is baking, prep the taco fillings and the salsa mix (simply chop the tomatoes, onion and drizzle with lemon and olive oil and a bit of salt and pepper).

6. Once the cauliflower is ready, simply the fill the warmed tortilla, add a squeeze of fresh lime and then drizzle with mayo. So easy and delicious!

October continues last month’s tasks of pruning, watering and feeding. Prune spring flowering shrubs and trees straight after flowering to direct their growth into next seasons branches. Shorten over long canes of May and Buddleia by at least a third. Shear Azaleas into a compact dome shape. Prune Hibiscus, taking last seasons growth to 15 cm. Feed shrubs with a complete fertiliser.

In the vegie garden, late frosts may kill off tender species such as tomatoes. Plant frost tender varieties at the end off the month. The ground is usually warmer then which encourages growth. Construct a simple frame using polythene or shade cloth to cover plants at night. Hill soil around planted potatoes. This prevents the tubers getting exposed to the sun and turning green. Feed with fertiliser every three weeks as they are heavy feeders.

In the flower garden, apply moisture holding mulch, to garden beds. It is better to give plants a good soaking once a week than a quick sprinkle which encourages surface roots that burn off easily. Remove spent flowers from roses and other flowering plants. Fertilise fruit trees, watering well before and after the application. Hardy bedding plants such as pansies, snapdragons and petunia can be put in. Sow seeds of frost tender summer annuals in trays or sheltered seed beds to avoid frost damage.

It is probably a good time to check your garden tools. Sharpen and clean any cutting tools. Check for the need to replace any. Your watering system should be looked at for any blockages or breaks. Tools can be cleaned then wiped down with an oily rag, then stored.

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EMERGENCY NUMBER: 000 Landline 112 Mobile

Emergency App: Emergency+

Goulburn Ambulance Station .......... 4827 0444 SES ................................................ 132 500Goulburn Base Hospital .................. 4827 3111Marulan Police Station .................... 4841 1516Goulburn Police Station .................. 4824 0799LifeLine ........................................... 131 114WIRES ............................................ 1300 094 737Marulan Rural Fire Service .............. 4841 1555Marulan General Store .................... 4841 1717Marulan Pharmacy .......................... 4841 1622Marulan Post Office ........................ 4841 1648Marulan Visitors’ Info Centre ........... 4841 1717

Transport Sydney Trains Southern Highlands LineMarulan to Central (various stops)Departs Marulan at 5:48 amArrives Central at 8.40 am

Departs Marulan at 07:52 amArrives Central at 10.34 am

Departs Marulan at 1.37 pm (Bus)Arrives Central at 5.30 pm (Train)

Further information can be obtained at http://www.sydneytrains.info/timetables/

Marulan Region Chamber of CommercePresident: Dr Stephen JamesVice President: David HumphreysSecretary: Linda BlicharzTreasurer: Jacqui Muller

Further information can be obtained at http://www.marulanchamber.org.au

Brewer CentreDr Rob KellettMarulan Medical Clinic Mondays and Wednesdays, 8 am – 5 pmPh 4841 1223

Marulan & District Historical SocietyThe Marulan & District Historical Society Inc. (MDHS) meets the 2nd Thursday of every month at 1.00 pm at the Uniting Church Hall.President: Russell MontgomerySecretary: Sue Montgomery, 4841 0288Treasurer: Rosemary Turner 0409 244 574Further information can be obtained at http://www.marulanhistorical.org.au.

Country Women’s AssociationThe Marulan Branch of the CWA meets the 3rd Wednesday of every month at the CWA Room, 28 George Street, Marulan.Contact: Faye on 4841 0727

Marulan Lions ClubOur members do whatever is needed to help their local communities. Everywhere we work, we make friends.Contact: Marlene Skipper on 4841 1313

Marulan Garden ClubMeets 1st Tuesday of the month at the Uniting Church hall at 10.00 amPresident: Carolyn HaleSecretary: Alan & Vicki MitchellTreasurer: Sue MontgomeryFor further information call 4841 0288


Calendar of Events

Monday 1 Tuesday 2 Wednesday 3 Thursday 4 Friday 5 Saturday 6 Sunday 7

Marulan Volunteers, 9.30am Marulan Chi Kung Group, 10am, CWA Hall MDHS Working Bee, 10am, 95 George St

Marulan Garden Club, 10.00am WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall Marulan Rural Fire Service, Training, 7pm

Marulan Lions Card Players Club, 7pm, Memorial Hall

Marulan: Regular Bin Marulan: Recycle Bin WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall

Valmar Community Transport, 9am

Marulan Craft Shop, 10am, Memorial Hall

Daylight Savings Starts at 2am. Put your clocks forward one hour. Marulan Craft Shop, 10am, Memorial Hall Endeavour Industries, Garden Ramble, 216 Addison St, Goulburn


Marulan Volunteers, 9.30am Marulan Public School - Take Off, 10am, 63 George St Marulan Chi Kung Group, 10am, CWA Hall MDHS Working Bee, 10am, 95 George St

WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall Marulan Rural Fire Service, Training, 7pm


Marulan: Regular Bin MDHS Meeting, 1pm, Uniting Church Hall WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall


Marulan Craft Shop, 10am, Memorial Hall Marulan Book Exchange, 10am, Memorial Hall Service of Remembrance and Thanksgiving, 11am, St Saviour’s Cathedral, Goulburn



Marulan Public School - Take Off, 10am, 63 George St Marulan Chi Kung Group, 10am, CWA Hall MDHS Working Bee, 10am, 95 George St Marulan Progress Meeting, 5.30pm

WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall Marulan Lions Club, 6pm, Memorial Hall Marulan Rural Fire Service, Training, 7pm

CWA Meeting, 10.00am, CWA Hall Marulan Lions Card Players Club, 7pm, Memorial Hall

Marulan: Regular Bin Marulan: Recycle Bin WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall MRCC Meeting, 6pm, Memorial Hall





Marulan Volunteers, 9.30am Marulan Public School - Take Off, 10am, 63 George St Marulan Chi Kung Group, 10am, CWA Hall MDHS Working Bee, 10am, 95 George St

WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall Marulan Rural Fire Service, Training, 7pm


Marulan: Regular Bin WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall Community Outreach Meeting, 6.30pm, Memorial Hall





Marulan Public School - Take Off, 10am, 63 George St Marulan Chi Kung Group, 10am, CWA Hall MDHS Working Bee, 10am, 95 George St

WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall Marulan Lions Club, 6pm, Memorial Hall Marulan Rural Fire Service, Training, 7pm


Marulan: Regular Bin Marulan: Recycle Bin WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall


Windellama Small Farms Field Day, 9am, Windellama Hall Marulan Craft Shop, 10am, Memorial Hall



Marulan Public School - Take Off, 10am, 63 George St Marulan Volunteers, 9.30am Marulan Chi Kung Group, 10am, CWA Hall MDHS Working Bee, 10am, 95 George St

Marulan Garden Club, 10.00am WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall Marulan Rural Fire Service, Training, 7pm


Marulan: Regular Bin WSK Martial Arts, 5.30pm, CWA Hall




October 2018

Marulan Memorial Hall - George Street, Marulan

CWA Hall - 28 George Street, MarulanFor a more comprehensive list of events head to discovermarulan.com.au/events

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