Children last week had lots of fun making monster key rings from air dry clay with the chance to do it again this week.
There is a fee of $4 per child to participate and those under eight years need to be supervised by an adult.
To book your child’s space in this program, contact the Tocumwal Library on (03) 5874 2633.
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Tocumwal Post Office is making custom souvenirs to showcase our beautiful town and allow visitors to take a small part of our town with them.
It has come up with a fun way to involve our community.
Paul, Sharon and the team are taking entries in a slogan competition.
The winning slogan will appear on custom stubby holders, bumper stickers and magnets.
To enter your slogan, send a message to the Tocumwal Post Office on Facebook or call in to see them before entries close on Friday, October 11.
The person who comes up with the best slogan will win a stubby holder and Kings insulated coffee cup.
All souvenirs will be available at the Post Office by the end of October.
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Tocumwal Railway Heritage Museum will hold a street stall this Saturday from 9am outside IGA.
A hamper will be raffled and home baked goods will be available.
The museum is open every Saturday, 10am to 3pm.
Pop in and have a look at the Railway history on display. The kids will love the working Thomas the Tank Engine train set.
Entry is $5 for adults and children are free.
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Nominations for the Berrigan Shire Council by-election must be lodged between Monday, October 14 and noon Wednesday, October 23.
If you are interested in running for council, there will be an information session this afternoon at the Tocumwal Library from 4.30pm.
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If you have something of interest for inclusion in the Tocumwal Tells column or are celebrating a special event, please send an email to leonie.smith1725@gmail.com or call on 0432 261 296.
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