scone.com.auArchive for April, 2018
News ArchivesCHRIS Winter, is a local icon having run the barber shop for more than 40 years and is familiar with many shades of grey hair,
DR Michael Carr Gregg, one of Australia’s leading experts in child and teenage mental health will be coming to the Upper Hunter next month for a Where There’s A Will parent and carer information seminar.
By Lyn Banks
THE Scone lady golfers have been on the road in recent weeks with the ladies playing at Quirindi on April 19.
TODAY the new Middlebrook Bridge was officially opened, allowing local landholders to cross the bridge in trucks without holding their breath.
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By Des Dugan
ANZAC Day in Murrurundi was witnessed by a crowd of well over 200 including local identities,
THE weather was perfect in Merriwa for the ANZAC Day parade and service.
More then 500 people watched the march and attended the heart felt service of remembrance.
FOR a small village the community response to ANZAC Day is significant and reflects on the strong sense of community in Gundy.
“WHEN people think of war and veterans they think of old people”, said George Clementson,
Lieutenant Andrew Pham, who served in Iraq was the guest speaker at the Scone ANZAC Day service.
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