Congratulations to friends Barbara and Tommy Clarke of Wingham who celebrated their 67th wedding anniversary on Saturday, February 11. May you have many more with your loving family and hope the days are full of happy memories.

Another special couple who celebrated 45 years of marriage on Sunday February 12, was brother in law Garry Muxlow and wife Barbara of Lemon Tree Passage - love from all the family.

Not to be left behind, John and I celebrated our 43rd wedding anniversary last Thursday, February 9. We enjoyed a meal out at the Wingham Services Club that evening. Many thanks to staff member Ned who arranged a lovely flower arrangement and decorations with a special message ‘love is a journey, not a destination’.

St. Luke’s and St. Matthew’s welcomed Archdeacon Les Forester to their services on Sunday and appreciated his sermon on stewardship within the church.

Following the morning service at St. Luke’s Archdeacon Les joined the congregation for morning tea as those gathered wished John Murray a very happy birthday as he blew out his candles for his special day on February 14.

Members of Tinonee Historical Society and Museum are looking forward to welcoming a number of members from the Hastings Old Holden Car Club this coming Sunday morning in their famous Aussie Icon – Holden cars from years gone by – for a visit to the Museum and from there they will go on to the Krambach Hotel for lunch.

They were to have dined at Tinonee Memories Café however the establishment has closed which is a great loss to the township.

The Society members are reminded that the next monthly meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 22, commencing at 9am – all are welcome to come along.

A busy week for the school with lots going on, the Annual Swimming Carnival was held at Wingham Pool on Monday – hope to have some results in next week’s notes.

A Meet the Teacher session for parents were held Tuesday and the kindergarten to year 6 students are looking forward to their first disco for 2017 on Tuesday evening, February 21.

Head to the Airport Tavern Lansdowne Road, Cundletown ever second and fourth Tuesday each month for a good night out with the Mid North Coast Country Music Association club nights.

Doors open at 5pm for a 6pm start. Admission is $4 for members and $5 for all other patrons. Meals are available from the Tavern’s Bistro.

Walk-up artists are more than welcome. So come along and enjoy the country talent and music we have from our locals and visitors.