Kate Bush was a popular singer in the mid-seventies who came to fame with her album, ‘Wuthering Heights’. Organised by the Kandos CWA

the birthday party began with a welcome by Mary Kavanagh and then Helen Kristensen gave a history of moving the stones from the Ulan Quarry.

The placement of the stones is fascinating as they convey the significance of compass points, astronomical times and Wiradjuri history and geological importance.

The Wollemi Standing Stones Committee would like to stress that the stones are privately owned on private land.

After the ceremonies the party group settled in to party mode listening to Kate Bush’s songs.

At the lower end of Louee St, Rylstone in the Almost Anything Emporium, is the “Oma’s Café”.

A delightful coffee shop which specialises in Dutch cooking and crepes.

Run by Joanne Maher from Rylstone, the menu has sweet crepes, Butter and Dutch cinnamon, banana and Nutella and strawberry and cream.

Also, chicken and mushroom. Spinach, bacon and mushroom, spinach, fetta and pine nuts and ham, cheese and sour cream.

Homemade sweets include, Oliebollen (delicious Dutch Donut), caramel slice, banana and walnut slice and ANZAC biscuits.

Oma’s Cafe is open weekends and the Almost Anything Emporium has crafts, Rylstone olive oils, goods, photography and paintings for sale.

Terry Burrows exhibited his works during Cementa 13.

He was so impressed with Kandos he moved there.

Terry just returned from exhibiting in India, will soon have an exhibition at the Bathurst Regional Art Gallery (BRAG).

Named, ‘Objectivity’ the display will cover ten years of Terry’s significant art practice, including a room devoted to projects completed as a result of residencies in India.

Primarily Terry Burrows creates medium to large scale, minimal palette paintings that work between the abstract and the figurative.

Terry’s practice also encompasses, drawing, photography and video, all of which to some degree will be presented at ‘Objectivity’.

The opening night at BRAG will be Friday, August 10, 6pm, with a Public Program talk Saturday, August 11, 11am.

BRAG is at 70-78 Keppel Street, Bathurst and the exhibition will run until October 7.

Bogee Rural Fire Service will have their AGM, 10am Saturday, August 18.

It will be held at the Bogee Fire Shed, 21 Noola Road, Bogee, with a sausage sizzle to follow.

All residents are welcome to attend.