Cielle Montgomery and James Church will be launching Cielle’s new album ‘Walking Free’ from 3pm at the Millthorpe Bowling Club.

Cielle and Fitzgeralds Mount local, James, are gaining a lot of attention for their well-crafted original songs, beautiful harmonies and fine playing. Tickets are just $10 at the door.

THE village now has its own official Instagram page. Hayley Urston has now added an Instagram page at: www.instagram.com/millthorpevillage/.
Our website www.millthorpevillage.com.au also has a Facebook page at www.facebook.com/Millthorpe.Village.

They are both designed to give both locals and visitors information on what’s coming up.

THE popularity of Millthorpe as a place to visit, live and work continues to increase and the number of businesses in town has grown to over 60. It was time to create a full-scale business sub-committee of the Millthorpe Village Committee (MVC) to represent the many types of business in the village and to spread the workload.

A meeting of Millthorpe businesses on June 14 elected a full executive committee consisting of Elwyn Lang (president), Brad Ashton (events), Leslie Morris (membership), Mary Dowrick Debere (promotions and marketing), Terry Johnson and Patti McKenna (committee) and Jenny Beach (secretary).

The former sole representative of the MBC, Randall Edwards, continues as treasurer of the MVC.

Millthorpe owes him a huge debt for the many years he has managed promotion of the village.

In Millthorpe Village Committee the term “committee” is applied to the whole body of its membership.

The 100 or so members of the MVC then elect an executive committee to do day-to-day management.

MVC has four sub-committees of which the MBC is one. Over 60 Millthorpe businesses belong to the MBC which also elects an executive committee.

Contact Laurie Williams at mm@goannagraphics.com or drop a note at 17 Pym Street, Millthorpe by Monday each week.