More than 200kg of food and hygiene products funded by the Optimists and supplied by IGA Tocumwal were delivered last week.
Moira Food Share coordinator James Rouel said almost 4000 residents from both Moira and Berrigan Shires accessed the facility in April 2024.
James also acknowledged that Tocumwal residents are regularly availing themselves of this service.
The Optimists sincerely thank Anthony March and his team at Tocumwal IGA who organised the goods and made additional donations for this worthy cause.
The coordinator and volunteers at Moira Food Share were overwhelmed and greatly appreciative of the Optimists’ donation.
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Tocumwal Fire + Rescue is having an open day this Saturday, May 25 from 10am to 2pm at the station located at 64 Deniliquin St, Tocumwal.
The team will also be having a sausage sizzle with giveaways for the children.
There will be recruitment officers on site to talk about joining FRNSW.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Save the date for the 2024 Can Assist Tocumwal Trivia Night! The event will be held on June 28 with more details to follow.
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Tocumwal Rural Fire Brigade is holding its AGM on Friday, May 31 at 7pm at 1 Wise Court, Tocumwal.
This is an excellent opportunity for all members to come together and for anyone interested in becoming a volunteer to become part of the team.
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The 2024 Mild2Wild Swap Meet and Show N Shine is on Sunday, July 7 and bookings for sites are open.
Gates open for vendors at 7am and to the general public 8am at the Tocumwal Recreation Reserve on Morris St.
The fees are $20 for a site, $5 per vehicle and operator and $5 per person for general admission.
There will be trophies for the top five cars, top three bikes and top truck at the presentation held in the Mild2Wild Clubrooms at noon.
Site bookings are essential.
Please contact Peter on 0438 390 621 to book your site or for any enquiries.
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Finley and District’s Christian Women Communicating International Committee (CWCI) invites ladies to a supper evening and morning tea presenting ‘God Working through Women’.
The event’s guest speaker is Rose Jeffrey.
Now in her mid-50s, Rose is a beloved granny to her three grandsons. Having navigated a difficult personal journey, Rose is real about life, using God's promises to put faith where fear has been.
She knows the power of prayer and what it means to cling to a sure anchor throughout the inevitable storms of life.
Join Rose Jeffrey at a supper evening on Thursday, May 30 at 7.30pm at the Finley Presbyterian Church Hall, 17 Denison St, Finley.
The alternate event is a morning tea on Friday, May 31 at 10am at the Deniliquin Uniting Church Hall at 346 Poictiers St, Deniliquin.
The cost for each of these is $10 per person to be paid at the event.
You are welcome to bring a friend along. Unfortunately, there are no facilities for children.
For information on either event, contact Sue: smmonamy@gmail.com, 0467 333 002 or Helen: phhuest@bigpond.net.au or 0419 902 084.
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Rao Medical Clinic is presenting its first Reconciliation Day at the Tocumwal War Memorial Hall on Friday, May 31 from 10am until 2pm.
The clinic welcomes community members to attend and have a look at the stalls they will have available with service providers.
There will also be a barbecue lunch and dot painting with Aunty Iris Troutman.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
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If you have something of interest for inclusion in the ‘Tocumwal Tells’ column, send an email to leonie.smith1725@gmail.com or call on 0432 261 296.
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