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The Chewton Chat is a newsletter published by the Chewton Domain Society. A subcommittee of John Ellis (Ed.),Bettie Exon, Gloria Meltzer, Audrey Richardson, Lisa Sargent and Jill Loorham is responsible for the publication.
It is circulated on the first of each month, necessitating a deadline of about the 22nd of the month before. Material can be left at the Chewton General Store, with any of the subcommittee members, sent by e-mail to goldenpoint@aanet.com.au or by calling 5472 2892.
Contributions of ideas, news items, articles, and letters are always welcome; as are advertisements that help meet costs.
Circulation is via the Chewton General Store, Chewton Pet Supplies, Rhones, East End Servo, Red Hill Hotel, Rod Shop, Castle Auto-Electrics and Tourist Information Board, as well as The Bold Cafe, Castlemaine Library, Market Building, CHIRP, CIC, ANZ Bank and Castlemaine Office Supplies. Mt. Alexander Hospital Residential receives monthly copies too.
Whilst copies are free, there are donation tins at many collection points and donations can be mailed to the CDS address below. Subscriptions for mailed copies can be arranged. Circulation is now 600.
(Usually under 5 Megabytes in Adobe PDF Format.)
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You will require the free "Adobe Acrobat Reader" ® to be installed, which can be downloaded from here.
The Chewton Chat is a newsletter published by the Chewton Domain Society. A subcommittee of John Ellis (Ed.),Bettie Exon, Gloria Meltzer, Audrey Richardson, Lisa Sargent and Jill Loorham is responsible for the publication.
It is circulated on the first of each month, necessitating a deadline of about the 22nd of the month before. Material can be left at the Chewton General Store, with any of the subcommittee members, sent by e-mail to goldenpoint@aanet.com.au or by calling 5472 2892.
Contributions of ideas, news items, articles, and letters are always welcome; as are advertisements that help meet costs.
Circulation is via the Chewton General Store, Chewton Pet Supplies, Rhones, East End Servo, Red Hill Hotel, Rod Shop, Castle Auto-Electrics and Tourist Information Board, as well as The Bold Cafe, Castlemaine Library, Market Building, CHIRP, CIC, ANZ Bank and Castlemaine Office Supplies. Mt. Alexander Hospital Residential receives monthly copies too.
Whilst copies are free, there are donation tins at many collection points and donations can be mailed to the CDS address below. Subscriptions for mailed copies can be arranged. Circulation is now 600.
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