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18 May 12 | JUNE and Bernie were farewelled last week with love and sadness and the number of people who attended their funerals showed the esteem in which they were held by friends and family - with many travelling quite long distances to be present.
Harden scales the heights of Sydney
18 May 12 | EIGHT locals and one person from Wagga travelled to Sydney recently to climb the Harbour Bridge. Giving moral support was Robyn Carroll and her sister Deb who walked across the bridge and climbed the southern pillon.
International Nurses Day celebrated
18 May 12 | IT WAS was a sunny morning when local nurses celebrated International Nurses Day with barbecue on May 12.
18 May 12 | May 18: St Paul's Church Murrumburrah Harden, street stall May 19/20: Cowra Gem & Collectors Club 44th Annual Collector's Show, Cowra Showground Pavilion. Saturday: 10am to 5.30pm. Sunday: 9am to 2.30pm
18 May 12 | THE Harden Shire Council is cautiously confident that plans to reopen the Demondrille to Blayney rail line are gaining momentum.
18 May 12 | Harden Shire councillors got the opportunity to inspect the new supermarket being built in Harden last week.
10 May 12 | THE iconic Harden family event, the Harden Kite Festival, is well established and draws many visitors from the Harden Shire and beyond.
Local wool producer taps into NZ market
10 May 12 | A large-scale Harden Murrumburrah farmer is selling most of his property’s merino wool clip this year to a New Zealand growers’ co-operative.
10 May 12 | NSW Fire and Rescue personnel will be issued with new uniforms to roll out all over the state by August of this year. Metropolitan brigades have already been issued with the up-grade.
10 May 12 | May 10: VIEW dinner at the Terracotta at 7pm May 12: Painting workshop at the Court House with Ann Gilbert. Start at 9.30am. Subject will be birds
10 May 12 | THE Harden Shire Council expects the Harden Murrumburrah water supply to be given the all clear this week after unacceptably high levels of E.coli bacteria were discovered in the water supply last week.
10 May 12 | The South West Slopes Under 14’s girls soccer team again showcased their talent by claiming victory of the branch championships title for the third consecutive year last weekend.
Mother's Day raffle for SouthCare
03 May 12 | EIGHT local businesses and one from Young have combined forces this year to raise funds the Snowy Hydro SouthCare Helicopter Rescue Service by contributing prizes to a Mother’s Day raffle.
03 May 12 | BINALONG is a very sad little village at the moment with long time residents mourning the loss of two of its citizens.
Natalie attracts media attention
03 May 12 | Natalie Blundell attended the recent international three-day event in Sydney last weekend where all the top riders from the Elite and A Squads had to perform at this event as apart of their efforts to the make Australia’s equestrian team for the London Olympics.
MHS students in dance camp
03 May 12 | TWO Murrumburrah High School students have taken part in a three-day Riverina Region Dance Camp at Temora this week.
03 May 12 | May 5/6: Harden-Murrumburrah Camera Club outing to Tumbarumba. Contact Suzie McDonnell on 0438824126
03 May 12 | THE Murrumburrah Re-Enactment Light Horse Troop brought the town's history back to life on Anzac Day.
Galong News
26 Apr 12 | THE annual meeting of the Progress Association was held last Thursday with the election of office bearers as follows: Arthur Wheeler (president), Len Dopson (vice-president), Joeann Killick (secretary), Ruth Dorrington (assistant secretary, pending her acceptance) and John Killick (treasurer).
Recalling past policing days
26 Apr 12 | NOEL Golledge was one of the most respected police officers to the serve the Harden Murrumburrah community and his time in town was remembered last week when he was the guest speaker at the Harden Murrumburrah Historical Society’s monthly meeting.
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