April 2007


Boulder Discovery Trail:
Are you wondering what to do with the kids this school holidays? To help beat the boredom join in all the fun and excitement of the Boulder Discovery Trail.
This value packed community event was a huge success in the past and will continue in the second week of the April school holidays.
Participate in the many hands on activities up for offer, including making a pet rock, entering colouring in competitions and making your own Anzac placemat.
To be part of the holiday fun, secure your $5 activity card from the Super Pit Shop, Loopline Railway Museum or Goldfields War Museum. Activity cards will be available from Tuesday 10th April and activities will commence Monday 16th April. The activities will run until Sunday the 22nd April For more information contact the Super Pit Shop at 2 Burt Street, Boulder or phone 9093 3488.


Haffla:
Veils of Gold will be holding a Haffla, an Egyptian style party on Friday & Saturday 20/21 April, at the Goldfield’s Repertory Club. Tickets are $27.50 which includes a light supper. They are available from the Goldfields Art Centre, but be quick as they are selling fast. Drinks will be available for purchase at the bar. Bring a cushion to sit on and dress in middle-eastern theme. There will also be a slave auction and you can buy your camel bucks at the door.
Boulder Happenings:
Easter Eggstravaganza was held in Boulder in March. The winning coupons were drawn on Wednesday 4th April and the winners were C Turner ($500.00)from Santamarias, J Rangi ($300.00) from Goldfields Pastries and R Dawes ($200.00) from Chez’s Crafty Affair. These lucky people can now spend their “Boulder Bucks” at the participating retailers.

Boulder Town Centre Strategy - Community Meeting
The Boulder Town Centre Strategy is one of a number of projects that commenced in mid January 2007 as part of the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s Strategic Planning Programme. The Strategy is intended to set out a vision for the future of the Boulder Town Centre and a plan for achieving that vision.
A community meeting is scheduled to take place on 12 April 2007 at 6pm in the Boulder Town Hall. The meeting will be focussed on updating and informing the local community on the aims, progress and anticipated outcomes of the project.
As such, the Strategy needs to reflect community views and aspirations. The local community, stakeholders and other interested and affected parties are therefore invited to participate in this meeting.

Boulder Markets 15th April
It was a great day at the Boulder Markets with the Goldfields Nostalgic Car Owners Group displaying their cars at the March markets. There were approximately 26 cars on display and a lot of interest from the public. They will be at the April Markets so if you want to join in be at Loopline Park at 8am. Give Clyde a call on 0419 311 939 if you need more info.
Don’t forget, bookings are essential for the markets if you are interested in having a stall. Email Anne on info@boulder.com.au and an application form will be sent to you or else pick one up from Boulder’s Leading Edge Video at 77 Burt Street. You will be contacted the Saturday before the market and allocated a bay.


“Blazing Saddles” (1974), the Palace Theatre movie of the month for April will be screening on Sunday 29th, commencing at 7pm. The cost is $10 and you can BYOG. The kiosk is open for cool drinks and confectionery.
It is a comedy directed by Mel Brooks and starring Cleavon Little and Gene Wilder. Brooks appears in multiple supporting roles, including Governor Le Petomane and a Yiddish speaking Indian Chief. The film is a parody of the Western film genre as well as a satire about racism.

 

 

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Palace Theatre Recreation Centre
General skating sessions during the school holidays will be held as normal on the Tuesday and Thursday 1.00pm - 3.00pm, cost $5.00 which includes skate hire. There will be the usual sessions on Easter Sunday.

Saturday the 21st April sees the KCGM “Blast OFF” competition take to the stage at the Palace Theatre Recreation Centre.
Proudly sponsored by KCGM, the KCGM "Blast Off" is a competition to discover unsigned local youth musical talent. This competition is open to bands from across the Goldfields and aims to develop and promote new Australian talent.
Come and check out the local undiscovered musical talent as competitors battle it out for a total prize pool of $6,000.00. Five bands will be selected on the night and will go on to perform at the Drug Aware Youth Fest 2007.Tickets are only $5.00 and is an alcohol and smoke free event!

The Palace Theatre Recreation Centre is NOT owned by the Council, but was purchased by the Community, for the Community in 1978, and a committee manages the facility.


 


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