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January 2020 Marulan | Tallong | Bungonia | Towrang
THANK
YOU
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President's Report
Welcome to the first edition of the Discover Marulan Newsletter for 2020.
On behalf of the Marulan Region Chamber of Commerce, I wish all our readers a safe, happy and healthy year ahead.
The Chamber salutes the RFS, our regional volunteers and other emergency services for their ongoing commitment to
protecting lives and property. Our hearts go out to all those who have been impacted by the devastating fires. Please keep up
to date with the latest RFS warnings and advice from official sources, such as the RFS website: www.rfs.nsw.gov.au
You can also download the RFS Fires Near Me app from the Apple App Store or Google Play.
Please stay safe.
Dr Stephen James
President, Marulan Region Chamber of Commerce Inc.
The Big READ Bus Timetable Nov 2019 - Feb 2020
Dates
DAY STOP TIME
Nov Dec Jan Feb
Thursday Brewers Centre, Marulan 10:00-11:00am 14 5 16 6, 27
Thursday Marulan Pre-School (Anglicare) 11:00-11:45am 12 13
Wednesday Bungonia Hall 11:00-12:00pm 20 11 22 12
Thursday Tallong General Store 2:00-3:30pm 21 12 23 13
ALWAYS LOOKING FOR STOCK
WATTLE GLEN
GEORGE STREET ANTIQUES
MADE IN MARULAN
SHORELINE CERAMICS
ALL MOVED 'OUT BACK'
BEHIND WATTLE GLEN COTTAGE
Ph. Linda on 0400 547 939
linda.blicharz@gmail.com
81 George Street, Marulan
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Advertising Rates
BUNGONIA FAIR
If you are interested in booking advertising Bungonia Village Hall
space in Discover Marulan, please contact the
Editor at editor@discovermarulan.com.au Saturday, 14th March 2020
Rates are as follows: 8.00am to 2.00pm
Full page ad $ 90.00 Stalls Still Available
190mm x 265mm
½ page ad $ 50.00 The hall has been refurbished enabling
190 x 130mm more space for tables inside along with
⅓ page ad $ 35.00 plenty of space outside.
190mm x 85mm
Businesses or interest groups that would
¼ page ad $ 35.00
like to promote themselves to join
90mm x 130mm
existing stall holders at $10 a stall.
Business card size ad $ 15.00 Two tables inside the hall will be $20.
90mm x 55mm
Classified (3 lines no pic) $ 5.00 There will be a BBQ with
Community notices Free tea and coffee available.
10% discount for bookings of three months or For those who would like to come on
more. Artwork to be supplied by 20th of each
board and have a stall you may
month. $30 p/hr charge for setting.
contact Gitta on 0429 602 597
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TO DO IN
JANUARY 2020
As it looks like the HOT & In a new, special quarterly feature the
DRY SUMMER will continue Discover Marulan Newsletter is featuring the
with little rain in sight gardens of our local residents in & around our region
MAKE SURE
The garden below was established back in 1992, and is
Birds & bees have water in dry
located on Tickner Valley Road in Marulan. Like all of the
spells
gardens in our region it is suffering very badly with the
KEEP new & young plants prolonged drought conditions. The garden has been
watered if possible beautifully laid out with gravel paths & rock edges separating all
the beds with different plantings among which bulbs are a ma
BE on the alert for pests jor feature spring flowering bulbs and many, many iris, al
though this year flowering has been limited by the weather. The
SUMMER PRUNE wisteria it garden, due to its age, and the knowledge of it’s owners who
looks much better the are keen gardeners, will no doubt survive the extremely dry
following Spring after a good weather, but with little hope of rain on the horizon,
summer trim hand watering small areas is the only option with water at a
WATER vegetables
premium. But, the chooks are happy, laying nonstop,
regularly if you have a beautiful, big brown eggs!
vegetable garden this year.
CLEAN out gutters &
REMOVE debris around the
garden to minimise the bush
fire risk
WHIPPER SNIP around the
garden to tidy up any dead
grass along the boundaries.
ORDER spring flowering bulks
if you just can’t resist them!
USE SHADE CLOTH to
protect sunsensitive plants
WATER with a DRIP
system which is more
economical & water wise than Whilst the ongoing drought is badly affecting so many gardens in
small risers with sprays Marulan, some of the plants that seem to thrive are roses & lavender.
HAPPY GARDENING!
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AN OASIS IN THE HEART OF
MARULAN ..
The garden featured on the right is a very
old garden & is in the heart of Marulan.
The garden is very sheltered and features
fern houses, fruit trees, dozens of roses &
many potted plants.
Some of the fern houses have
spectacular bromeliads such as the pink
one on the right.
Although we, like the rest of Australia are
suffering from the drought, the garden
continues to manage quite well mainly
because it is old & established.
The front is a picture of lavender & roses &
a wonderful smoke bush. Along one
boundary, & right up into the old apple tree,
which does bear fruit every year, is a very
old wisteria which is a delight each Spring.
A GARDEN FOR A DRIER
CLIMATE .
Newer gardens are being planned around
plants which require a great deal less
water than some in the established
gardens in Marulan and there are any
number of drought resistant plants to
choose from.
Crushed limestone looks good on a
driveway & in amongst plants, is easy
maintenance & best of all keeps the
weeds down in laid down fairly thickly.
A drive around Marulan will give you ideas
of what other residents are doing with
gardens quite a lot of pots with flax and
grasses, pebbles instead of grass (much
easier on the water!).
The little garden outside Marulan Butchery
is managing to survive with lots of smaller
flowers and it faces west which means it
has a lot of wind to cope with too.
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The Marulan Progress Association
Marulan Garden Club
The Marulan Progress Association held their annual
The Marulan Garden Club has a most enjoyable
Christmas Bus Trip on Thursday 19th December.
monthly meeting at the Uniting Church Hall or
The evening commenced with a Sausage Sizzle in Tony garden visits. The Marulan Garden Club meetings
Onions Park, courtesy of Holcim Marulan. are held on the first Tuesday of each month at the
hall, 95 George Street from 10.00 am.
Boarding the Marulan Bus we headed to MacDonald's in
Goulburn for an ice cream treat donated by President John If you would like further information about the Marulan
Nicastri. Garden Club, please contact Sue Montgomery on
4841 0288.
All areas of Goulburn and Marulan with reticulated
water are now on amber level water restrictions.
Target consumption is 230 litres per person per day.
Under amber level restrictions, use of Goulburn and
Marulan water supply is restricted to:
• Hand held hose with a control nozzle or bucket
can only be used between 5pm and 10am to
water plants and lawns
Pictured: Adam Hale, Chrissy Olsen (departing from
the bus) Frank Bezzina, Lorraine lockervich and Luke • Watering systems and hose sprinklers can only
McCutcheon. be used between 5pm and 10am on weekends
in extremely and very capable hands the Marulan Bus was • Paths, driveways and hard surfaces cannot
driven by Adam Hale, passengers on the bus were shown be cleaned. In extraordinary circumstances for
the wonderful Xmas lights in Goulburn. example following a health threatening incident, a
Maybe due to the extreme heat, we did find not as many hose can be used to assist to clean up
homes lit up this year as last but the ones that had a
display were nothing short of Spectacular. • Vehicles can be washed at any time on a lawn
or porous surface using a hose with a control
Many many thanks to Holcim and the Marulan Truck and nozzle, bucket or low volume high pressure
Bus Company, for without their sponsorship the evening machine
could not take place.
Cheers, • Private pools can only be filled when a water
offset plan for that residence has been met,
Marlene Skipper including the mandatory use of a pool cover
Communications Officer when the pool is not in use. For further details
The Marulan Progress Association see Council’s Water Use Policy
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event. Well along comes 6 foot plus 'softy' Peter who not
Country Women's Association Report.
only arranged for the man to enter the arena but who also
had the best seat in the stadium.
December 2019 was a month of
highs and lows, with a number of our
members and friends being sidelined
due to illness. We hope that 2020 sees
their lives returning to normal (or as close
as possible).
We were busy packing parcels for
women affected by drought who
otherwise might not have received a gift at Christmas, we
were filling and delivering handbags for "Share the Dignity"
and packed food hampers for delivery to Anglicare in
Goulburn.
The CWA was represented at the presentation days at both
Marulan and Tallong schools where education awards were
presented to a year 6 student going on to high school.
Last year the Friday canteens at Marulan school were
very well supported and we were able to give a sizeable
donation back to the school. Our thanks to the parents for
their support.
Our year starts again in February 2020, so it's time to
recharge the batteries. Our meetings are held on the third
Wednesday of each month and new members are always
very welcome.
Sue Montgomery, Publicity Officer,
CWA Marulan Branch
Ph. 4841 0288
I asked Peter the most embarrassing moment in his life to
Lions Club of Marulan & District which he had no hesitation in telling me it was while giving
a lecture to 30 police students with his fly undone. He kept
I would like to introduce to the community our Secretary getting nods and winks from the audience but he thought
for 2019-2020, Peter Willard, never to be seen without his they were just really impressed with his lecture.
trusty dog Molly.
So with a few more questions I asked what his favourite
Like many babies born at this 'Time' Peter was born at the food was and his reply was simply, food.
Crown Street Women's Hospital. The year to be confirmed,
doh!. He also has two sisters. His favourite songs? Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd
Skynyrd and Paul Anka's Nothing Stronger than our Love.
Peter served 12 years in the Australian Army and 20 years
in the NSW Police Force and now many years as a Lion. And of course Molly's favourite food? Food, Food and
Food. Molly's favourite toy? Snowy, a white bear.
Peter first joined Lions at Halliday Point, NSW. He
purchased one of the famous Lions steak and onion Marlene Skipper, Communications Officer
sandwiches and started a conversation with one of their
members.
Peter was so impressed by what Lions do that he signed
up and has enjoyed every moment since. The Marulan Region Chamber of
Commerce Inc
Understanding, compassion and friendships are the three
most attributes he pays to Marulan Lions. encourages people to support local businesses. We
have a great village with great services and terrific
It is not surprising one of his many pastimes is playing with local businesses with more yet to come. You’ll find
'Molly 'De' Dog'. Molly attends our dinner meetings and the prices at our local businesses are comparable
enjoys a sing song ( I should say howling ) but gives us a to those in the big towns and cities. Not only that,
good laugh. you’ll also be helping sustain our local economy. To
One highlight in Peter's life was whilst in the Police Force find out more about our Buy Local initiative, visit the
during the Sydney Olympic Games He met one poor soul Chamber’s website at marulanchamber.org.au
who did not have enough money to attend a particular
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ROAST TURKEY WITH PEPPERCORNS Serves 4
INGREDIENTS: METHOD:
1/4C peppercorns Preheat oven to 160degC.
1T olive oil Grind peppercorns & olive oil in
1T lemon juice food processor. Add lemon & garlic Roast Turkey with
4 cloves garlic, minced & pulse to combine. Place turkey in Peppercorns
1 large turkey breast a baking dish, skin side facing up.
coat turkey with peppercorn marinade
& place in the oven to roast for 45 mins
until turkey is cooked through &
golden brown. Rest 15 mins. before
slicing. Serve with Mixed Tomato
Salad.
Low Salt, Low Sugar, Gluten Free
Mixed Tomato Salad
MIXED TOMATO SALAD Serves 4
INGREDIENTS: METHOD:
1kg small mixed variety Layer, tomato, cheese & basil on a
Tomatoes, sliced thinly serving platter and drizzle with
4 bocconcini cheese, sliced dressing
1/3c coarsely chopped Watermelon & Berry Sld
fresh basil DRESSING RECIPE:
1/4 balsamic vinegar dressing 1/4c balsamic vinegar
2T lemon juice
2 cloves garlic, crushed
3/4c olive oil
Low Salt, Low Sugar, Whisk all ingredients together until
Vegetarian, Gluten Free smooth.
Bolongase Turnovers
WATERMELON & BERRY SALAD Serves 4
BOLONGASE TURNOVERS Makes 16
INGREDIENTS: METHOD:
INGREDIENTS: METHOD:
2kg piece of seedless Using melon baller,
Watermelon cut out watermelon 4 sheets Heat oven to 180degC.
250g strawberries, balls. Combine Shortcrust pastry Cut 16 11.5cm rounds
Halved watermelon with 4c left over from pastry. Spoon 1/4c
125g fresh blueberries berries & mint in a Bolognese sauce sauce into the centre
1/4 cup loose mint serving bowl. 1/2c grated of each round, sprinkle
Leaves Parmesan cheese with cheese. Brush
1 egg, lightly beaten edges with a little
Low Sugar, Low Fat, Gluten Free egg, fold rounds in
half to enclose filling,
pinch edges to seal.
Place on trays &
brush with egg. Bake
about 15 mins. until
nicely browned.
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TERIYAKI BEEF & RADISH SALAD Serves 4
INGREDIENTS: METHOD:
1/4c Teriyaki sauce Combine teriyaki sauce & beef in a
500g piece of rump steak medium bowl: refrigerate 10 mins.
Teriyaki Beef & 120g mixed salad leaves Drain. Cook drained beef on oiled
Radish Salad 2 red radishes, sliced grill plate (or barbecue) until cooked
thinly as liked. Cover, stand 5 mins.,
Slice beef thinly.
Combine beef, salad leaves &
radish in a large bowl.
Low sugar, gluten free,
low salt
Spinach Salad w.
Parmesan
SPINACH SALAD WITH PARMESAN Serves 4
INGREDIENTS: METHOD:
100g baby spinach leaves Wash spinach & spin dry in a
50g shaved parmesan cheese salad spinner or dry with a
1T roasted pine nuts clean tea towel.
Choc. Peanut Bombs 1/4c Balsamic & Garlic Place spinach, cheese & nuts
Dressing in a serving bowl.
(See recipe on previous page) Add dressing & toss to combine
Vegetarian, low sugar
Vegemite Straws
CHOCOLATE PEANUT BOMBS Serves 4
VEGEMITE STRAWS Makes 24
INGREDIENTS: METHOD:
INGREDIENTS: METHOD:
1 litre chocolate Place icecream in
Ice cream softened a large bowl. Fold 2 sheets puff pastry Preheat oven to 220degC
1/4c roughly chopped in peanuts & 1T Vegemite Line oven trays with
Peanuts chopped chocolate 2/3c finely grated baking paper. Spread
2 x 60g Snickers bars bars. Parmesan cheese 1 pastry sheet with half
finely chopped Cover & freeze for the Vegemite, sprinkle
20 minutes before with half the cheese. Top
serving in with remaining sheet,
individual dishes. Spread with remaining
Vegemite and the rest
VERY HIGH in sugar & fat! But yummy . of the cheese.
Cut pastry stack in half. Place 1 stack on top
of the other. Cut crossways into 24 strips.
Twist each strip. Place on trays & bake about
12 mins. or until golden brown.
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'Of the Sun' curated by Gina Mobayed,
Aishah Kenton's 'Second Exit' and 'The
Window' curated by the Gallery Volunteers.
'Of the Sun' brings together seven artists from across
Australia - each of their distinct practices a rich
contemplation of our relationship to the earth's natural
elements and the role they can play in our personal
journeys. The exhibition delves into an expanded
understanding of the physical world through
immersive experience and process, with practices
across performance, painting and installation. 'Of
the Sun' presents new commissions and key works
from each artist, who as individuals are as bold and
powerful as the work they make. Clothilde Bullen,
Senior Curator of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Collections and Exhibitions at the Museum of
Contemporary Art Australia, will open the exhibition.
MARULAN AUSTRALIA DAY CELEBRATIONS
It is with a heavy heart that we announce that this year the Marulan Australia Day Committee has decided to cancel
our entire event. This decision has not been made lightly and was done so in consultation with our major sponsor
Gunlake Quarries, Marulan.
The reasons for this decision were extensive and included:
• Community safety concerns given the current air quality.
• The committee rely heavily on the assistance from the local volunteer Fire Brigade.
• Given the current events this fire season, road closures have been a regular expectation and with no end in sight
to the fires we cannot guarantee all vendors will be able to attend. This also contributes additional community
safety concerns if road closures occur during the event.
The committee will be working hard to bring you a spectacular event in 2021.
On behalf of the Marulan Australia Day Committee and Gunlake Quarries please accept our apologies and thank you
for your understanding.
As a show of support to our local fireies, the Committee and Gunlake will donate this year’s unspent sponsorship to
the Marulan Rural Fire Brigade.
All the best for a great 2020 as we all pray for rain, Marulan Australia Day Committee
Event Enquiries to: Tegan Rups, President, Marulan Australia Day Committee, 0429 960 005
Media Enquiries to: Geoff Kettle, Community and Stakeholder Engagement, Gunlake Quarries NSW Pty
Limited, 0457 833387
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BUSH FIRE SAFETY FiRe SeRvice 01
Bush Fire Survival plan
WhaT Will you do To keep youR Family SaFe?
The more prepared you are
for a bush fire, the better your
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you to...
a Bush Fire Survival Plan ion on whether you
or stay and defend will leave early
your property.
will help you avoid making
Understand your lev
last minute decisions that el of risk. Knowing
of risk means you wi your level
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for you and your fam safest decision
ily.
Your Bush Fire Survival Plan Prepare your prope
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outlines what you need to is more likely to survi property
ve a bush fire even
do to prepare yourself, your if you leave early.
Prepare a back up
family, your pets and what plan. Sometimes, no
prepared you are, thi matter how well
actions each member of ngs don’t go to plan.
you plan to leave ea That’s why, whether
rly or stay and defen
your family will need to do a back up plan. d, you need
to be safe. Check that you have
adequate insurance
Everyone’s Bush Fire Survival cover your property to
from damage from
Plan will be different - the a bush fire.
Act quickly. Some fire
s start and spread so
important thing is that it works no time for any waitin quickly that there is
g at all.
for you and your family. Have a trigger to pu
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A good plan will consider rvival Plan into actio
with little warning. He n
sitating or adopting
the different situations you approach could have a ‘wait and see’
deadly consequenc
may be faced with and what family. es for you and your
you will do if things go wrong. Ensure that you ha
ve thought about
In a bush fire, the situation can care options for your
animals.
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should cover this. VIVE.
your bush f
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Make sure everyone in your survival pla
family knows and understands n
will help provide
protection
your Bush Fire Survival Plan. for you, your fam
ily and
Practice it regularly and keep your pets.
it where you can find it.
Download your Bush
Fire Survival Plan today at
www.rfs.nsw.gov.au and for
more information please
call 1800 NSW RFS.
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Lynwood Quarry Community Inquiries
Who do I contact if I have an inquiry about Lynwood Quarry operations, including blasts
and vibration?
• call the 24/7 hotline on 1300 657 051
• submit a webpage email via www.holcim.com.au/about-us/contact
• mail a letter to PO Box 76, Marulan NSW 2579.
If you would like to receive proactive blasts notifications for Lynwood Quarry, please contact us
and request to be placed on the blasts notification contact list.
Holcim is committed to investigating every inquiry and maintaining open communication with the
community.
Thank you for your ongoing cooperation as we continue our work at Lynwood Quarry.
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EMERGENCY NUMBER: 000 Landline Brewer Centre
112 Mobile Dr Rob Kellett
Marulan Medical Clinic
Emergency App: Emergency+ Mondays and Wednesdays, 8 am – 5 pm
Ph 4841 1223
Goulburn Ambulance Station........... 4827 0444
SES................................................. 132 500
Goulburn Base Hospital................... 4827 3111
Marulan Police Station..................... 4841 1516 Marulan & District Historical Society
Goulburn Police Station................... 4824 0799 The Marulan & District Historical Society Inc. (MDHS)
LifeLine............................................ 131 114 meets the 2nd Thursday of every month at 1.00 pm
WIRES............................................. 1300 094 737 at the Uniting Church Hall.
Marulan Rural Fire Service............... 4841 1555 President: Russell Montgomery
Marulan General Store..................... 4841 1717 Secretary: Sue Montgomery, 4841 0288
Marulan Pharmacy........................... 4841 1622 Treasurer: Rosemary Turner 0409 244 574
Marulan Post Office......................... 4841 1648
Further information can be obtained at
http://www.marulanhistorical.org.au.
Transport Sydney Trains
Southern Highlands Line Country Women’s Association
Marulan to Central (various stops) The Marulan Branch of the CWA meets the 3rd
Wednesday of every month at the CWA Room, 28
Departs Marulan at 5:48 am
George Street, Marulan.
Arrives Central at 8.40 am
Contact: Faye on 4841 0727
Departs Marulan at 07:52 am
Arrives Central at 10.34 am
Departs Marulan at 1.37 pm (Bus) Marulan Lions Club
Arrives Central at 5.30 pm (Train) Our members do whatever is needed to help their
local communities. Everywhere we work, we make
Further information can be obtained at friends.
http://www.transportnsw.info
Contact: Marlene Skipper on 4841 1313
Marulan Region Chamber of Commerce
Marulan Garden Club
President: Dr Stephen James
Vice President: David Humphreys Meets 1st Tuesday of the month at the Uniting
Secretary: Linda Blicharz Church hall at 10.00 am
Treasurer: Cheryl Bell President: Carolyn Hale
Secretary: Alan & Vicki Mitchell
Further information can be obtained at Treasurer: Sue Montgomery
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Wednesday 1 Thursday 2 Friday 3 Saturday 4 Sunday 5
NEW YEARS DAY Marulan: Regular Bin Valmar Community Marulan Craft Shop, All Denominations
Transport, 9am 10am, Memorial Hall Chruch Service, All
January 2020
WSK Martial Arts,
5.30pm, CWA Hall Saints Anglican Church,
Marulan, 9am
Marulan Craft Shop,
10am, Memorial Hall
Monday 6 Tuesday 7 Wednesday 8 Thursday 9 Friday 10 Saturday 11 Sunday 12
Marulan Chi Kung Marulan Garden Club, Marulan Lions Card Marulan: Regular Bin Valmar Community Marulan Craft Shop, Marulan Craft Shop,
Group, 10am, CWA Hall 10.00am Players Club, 7pm, Marulan: Recycle Bin Transport, 9am 10am, Memorial Hall 10am, Memorial Hall
MDHS Working Bee, WSK Martial Arts, Memorial Hall Marulan Book
MDHS Meeting, 1pm,
10am, 95 George St 5.30pm, CWA Hall Uniting Church Hall Exchange is closed,
Marulan Rural Fire Taking a well earned
WSK Martial Arts,
Service, Training, 7pm break and will be back
5.30pm, CWA Hall
on 8 February
Monday 13 Tuesday 14 Wednesday 15 Thursday 16 Friday 17 Saturday 18 Sunday 19
Marulan Chi Kung WSK Martial Arts, CWA Meeting, Marulan: Regular Bin Valmar Community Marulan Craft Shop, Marulan Craft Shop,
Group, 10am, CWA Hall 5.30pm, CWA Hall 10.00am, CWA Hall WSK Martial Arts, Transport, 9am 10am, Memorial Hall 10am, Memorial Hall
MDHS Working Bee, Marulan Lions Club, Marulan Lions Card 5.30pm, CWA Hall
10am, 95 George St 6pm, Memorial Hall Players Club, 7pm, Marulan Chamber of
Marulan Rural Fire Memorial Hall Commerce Meeting,
Service, Training, 7pm 6pm, Memorial Hall
Monday 20 Tuesday 21 Wednesday 22 Thursday 23 Friday 24 Saturday 25 Sunday 26
Marulan Chi Kung WSK Martial Arts, Marulan Lions Card Marulan: Regular Bin Valmar Community Marulan Craft Shop, AUSTRALIA DAY
Group, 10am, CWA Hall 5.30pm, CWA Hall Players Club, 7pm, Marulan: Recycle Bin Transport, 9am 10am, Memorial Hall Marulan Craft Shop,
MDHS Working Bee, Marulan Rural Fire Memorial Hall 10am, Memorial Hall
WSK Martial Arts,
10am, 95 George St Service, Training, 7pm 5.30pm, CWA Hall
Marulan Progress
Meeting, 5.30pm
Monday 27 Tuesday 28 Wednesday 29 Thursday 30 Friday 31 Saturday 1 Sunday 2
AUSTRALIA DAY WSK Martial Arts, Marulan Lions Card Marulan: Regular Bin Valmar Community Marulan Craft Shop, All Denominations
HOLIDAY 5.30pm, CWA Hall Players Club, 7pm, WSK Martial Arts, Transport, 9am 10am, Memorial Hall Chruch Service, All
Marulan Chi Kung Marulan Lions Club, Memorial Hall 5.30pm, CWA Hall Saints Anglican Church,
Group, 10am, CWA Hall 6pm, Memorial Hall Marulan, 9am
MDHS Working Bee, Marulan Rural Fire Marulan Craft Shop,
10am, 95 George St Service, Training, 7pm 10am, Memorial Hall
Monday 3 Tuesday 4 Wednesday 5 Thursday 6 Friday 7 Saturday 8 Sunday 9
Marulan Chi Kung WSK Martial Arts, Marulan Lions Card Marulan: Regular Bin Valmar Community Marulan Craft Shop, Marulan Craft Shop,
Group, 10am, CWA Hall 5.30pm, CWA Hall Players Club, 7pm, Marulan: Recycle Bin Transport, 9am 10am, Memorial Hall 10am, Memorial Hall
MDHS Working Bee, Marulan Rural Fire Memorial Hall Marulan Book
WSK Martial Arts,
10am, 95 George St Service, Training, 7pm 5.30pm, CWA Hall Exchange, 10am,
Memorial Hall
Marulan Memorial Hall - George Street, Marulan
CWA Hall - 28 George Street, Marulan
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