Photos from the book launch

Book Launched

Lisa Gervais, Editor and Chief of Staff of the Mudgee Guardian launched ‘Tales from Along the Wallaby Track’ at Fairview ArtSpace on Friday March 27, 2009. Guests started arriving about 6.00 pm for a 6.30 start. About 85 attended the launch and many old friends were in attendance some travelling long distances to be there. Lisa spoke about Norman’s long association with the Mudgee Guardian and Norman made a suitable response.

Guests enjoyed the canapés by Helen Harwood and the wine by Two Furlongs Winery and Small Winemakers Centre.

Competition

How to enter

Purchase the The Mudgee Guardian or The Weekly from the 18th March 2009 to 27th March 2009.

Complete the entry form and return to the Mudgee Guardian office.

The Mudgee Guardian and The Weekly have two copies of Tales From Along the Wallaby Track book to give away. To enter answer the following questions:

1. What year was the Mudgee Guardian first published ?————————

2. Who writes the weekly Tales from Along the Wallaby Track ?—————

3. What day is the column published ?———————

Entries close at 4. p.m. Friday March 27, 2009. Place entries in box at Mudgee Guardian office. You may enter as many times as you wish but entries must be on the entry form printed in either the Mudgee Guardian or The Weekly. No photo copies accepted. The form shown on this page is not accepted. Winners announced in Mudgee Guardian on March 30, 2009.

Invitation to a Book Launch

Norman McVicker has been writing the Mudgee Guardian’s Tales from along the Wallaby Track for 20 years. Finally he has acceded to requests for a book containing some of the columns.
Here it is!

Do come along and enjoy some wine and canapés with us.

Tales from along the wallaby track

The book will be launched by

Lisa Gervais,
Editor & Chief of Staff, Mudgee Guardian

 

This 1st edition includes many local history stories and on this occasion will be offered at a special price.

 

Where

Date: Friday, 27th March 2009
Time: 6:30 pm

Where: Fairview ArtSpace
Address: Cnr Cassilis Road & Henry Lawson Drive, Mudgee

Special Thanks to
Helen Harwood of Fairview Artspace
and
John and Sally Furlong of Two Furlongs Winery and The Small Wine Makers Centre
located on the same site as Fairview ArtSpace.

Competition

The Mudgee Guardian and The Weekly have two copies of Tales From Along the Wallaby Track book to give away. For more information, click here.