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-+What the webDotWizards are doing (July 30 update)
118 days ago
The webDotWizards continue to add content to their sites mainly using photos they've taken or slides from yonks ago they get scanned here at the Rushworth Community House (for a small donation).   Here's a list of links to various posts the webDotWizards have made over the past couple of weeks:   Sowing the Seeds - St Marys School Garden Photos Australian native plants - photo galleries Wanalta Wisdeom - Kids at Elwood Youniversity of Rushworth - Lessons from a spiral staircase Cycle Collection Museum - Interest Continues in Cycle History Rushworth Museum AGM JUly 2009 Bills Horse troughs Newsletter July 2009 Mosaic Barn Kookaburras in garden Flying Scotsman model construction - tender chassis july 2009 Kevin's Gum Blossom Images taken with his Canon PowerShot SX1 IS webDotWiz's Apollo 11 re-enactment - Splashdown (July 24) – Mission audio & commentary Remember ...
-+New banner flags Waranga Community Health
118 days ago
Rushworth Community House recently handled over an impressive promotional banner to the Waranga Campus of Goulburn Valley Health, completing a year-long design and development process aim at familiarising local residents with the range of Community Health initiatives provided through GV Health.   Michele Hanson, Manager of Community Health, accepted the banner from Cass Alexander, Rushworth Community House graphic designer.
-+Rushy Whroomer Jan 2009 - Men of the Rushworth Community House - Encore
286 days ago
As we noted  in a Whroomer article  last year, RCH has a  talented array of men whose skills allow them to perform a wide variety of tasks in and around the House. Here is an update: Brian Wright  is  the Rushworth Community House’s book-keeper  and  cash-fow manager.  Brian  is  heavily involved in several community activities,  including  both the  Waranga  News  and CFA  involvement  at  both Colbinabbin and Rushworth.           Cass Alexander heads up  the Rushworth Community House’s  Rural  Transaction Centre.  A photographer  and writer, he prepares client CVs, passport  photographs  and poster/brochure designs.  He also  conducts  astronomical sessions at his observatory.           Harry Ashton  runs  the  RCH “Shed  Program”  that  teaches mechanical  skills  to  people from  all walks  of  life.  Harry is  also  a  Community  House volunteer  patient  transport driver,  and  is also  active with the Rushworth Senior Citizens.           Terry Bower ...
-+Rushy Whroomer Jan 2009 – Community House history in the making
288 days ago
The  multi-talented  Gillian  Schoenborn  has embarked on a new venture to mark RCH’s twentieth anniversary - a written history of the Rushworth Community House. The  longest  serving  former Coordinator, Gillian  is an ideal person to wade through the mountain of facts, figures, anecdotes and - dare we say it - rumours that have sprung from the House over the past two decades. Gillian would  like  to hear from past and present RCH staff, volunteers, committee members or visitors who think they have a worthwhile tale to tell. You can contact her by phone, or send an email or letter to the Community House and we’ll pass it on to Gillian.
-+Rushy Whroomer Jan 2009 - Busy year ahead for Whroo Film Society
288 days ago
Following an extremely successful 2008, Rushworth Community House’s Whroo Film Society has scheduled a highly entertaining season of classic flms for its monthly flm club “dinner and show” at the Rushworth Community House. Film  Society  organiser  (and  silver-screen guru) Terry Bower has assembled a  mixture  of comedies,  dramas  and  light entertainment  that  is guaranteed  to appeal to a wide range of viewers. Film  Society  nights  are  held  on  the fourth  Thursday  of  each  month,  and yearly subscriptions cost just $45, paid in three $15 instalments. If  you  prefer,  the  annual  subscription can be paid fully in advance, and will save you $10 off the normal yearly rate. One  of  the  great  drawcards  of  the Whroo Film Society is that - in addition to watching  a  classic movie with  delightful company  -  patrons  can  purchase  an excellent three-course meal for just $7.50 per person. The season starts on 26 February with the 1983 British flm Local Hero. Other ...
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