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Prcsidents Report

Fellow Family tHlembers and FriendsDuring'ifre pa$ year our Grarfrorr Brai-cii tm been rery quiet

and apart fium our regular nee{ings and Clan Wt @e*ersthere h* hasnt been any fonnal furm{ion-

Last Christm€E we st toFlher at our farm d l,l,ateruiew ardwe hd a great day ard we dso hd a lundr tine get togeffErat NymOolAa Coacfring Station urherc we hd a good

attendance and rrere able to welcorne soille rretY farcindudiqg a cousin Ted Mclennan who gfEltr up in Madgt andat working qe lefr for Sydney and hr nmr rdumed to *rl5stin his rctirement.congratulations to Helen Ellis who spent line asssling theunderprivilegd peo$e in Uganda dwing Augustlan Md-ennan naA a trip br*to Smffand in July -Atryust and

spenttirne in Ploddon and Kintaildistfi{isand net lild,-mnansthere.we will harrre to catch up with our clan pipef ard tlear dl *outthetrip andthe samewith Helen and herexpeliene-lMrat rronderful rreather we ale experiencirg at the rvssent I

hawnt ever kttoiifn a better and vretter introdur*ion to sptltgand I have spoken to senior peose ufro trare uegtfier ardseaSonal knortedge stating that they hauen't seen suclt a st6ftto spdng.Sinie dur AGiri iast year, Kae and i ira.e had the abeolubpleasure and joy watctring ard seeirg gqnr usa ard Bill's fitlle

daughter anA bur grrytddiughter Aurora Rose deydop from l1g|.

birttion Zb Octoler 2fi15 to a one year c*d. How forhrnab wearc to experience the lly she provide. corgratula{i,of}s to dwho have experienced- i nirttr in the famtty oyer the past 12

months, to proud parents and grandparents-

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inank you to our eiec,live for holding togp&er ardkeeping 6ur brancfi strcng and intact. It is a pleasrre to he

assi6*eO with such people who a1g not only g€nefilgs in tfeirtime but happy and dirrc @mpany as utdl-Kindly Yours

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Clan Maclemran Association Grafton Branch NewsletterNovember 2006l.

SECRETARTS LETIER

98 Etunrytre RondSouillGrffion 2t6OeH@rmaoeDwClffistukylbll fr* yea{ts tsral hasjust lorm by and before we tsror it Gtrisbnas uill be bggkqa+n-!-t1st p, ae all feta ard heaty out there-Iefb to HtrrytE futrerard trtiiri oate across in scdlsd- $b rppe leil m bctrr keepirqndtRe€r,sy sle Ckt rnernbers ffid rBnds met d tIre Nymboi& Cw,irryg Statixr for a knrcfeon- ;glmm6was tfie fune tCI*rn to h{s d us clan msnbers and we have many kni memorbs * q.r *rkrrs* d"}"

-tiere-At arr arx,&al mee{iE in Arlgust tt*ere was no change to q^r enrea.diree witr all ireirg re&.rnetl to te*fonnerpaefiions-Ory CIan urss ln itd to take ft in the Au$ratia Day ce$reilims for 267.Our rn$lrd*x for citiEfi d ilEyetr us ll'lrs t'lita CiliHs cf Grafton arxi our mrnrrai,ons d pmsibb gu€st spedie1s *ere "Ar€tf nrgson,forme sirqer" itke Bailey, wedrer presarter ard Mrs Rob* S€froru Rural U\hnran of the yes-A kirdiy rsnix*er iiH Ckr fees wse due in Ftr.gnls*- !1fie f*ve nc m* any cftaryge b as-msnffiggwhidt renrainsd$Io (fanaty) ard $5.msirgb--it is sogoodn * *r*a riree*iCr*,toget*t*cxq6rthis memHripBestsisfles *o JqEe Mc&asl Yrho has recertfy had xngmy in tfle Lisrnrye Hspt&al a# b alryr* o{* spr€who isrdue[-HoPe b see sarne_d yo.r at our rpld get togretrer wflicfr will be arr Clristrna party --- --a cruise m teClarerrce Rirryat Mon on Surday, ffih NovenUer.

LETS TAT'GH

Ya.rtg lknish kfi ScotM to sir.rdy at a Uni in London Ifts a cnnpb cf uce*s his Mr.sn t*"g b see lwlre wes goir€- *l hE ,l fers ilum" fie *"id "!,rt alt these Ergli* p",ire tre so s"rlg", re bsf hrir€ in g.letuf-tEI to re bags his head on the wall qq ryd,rbB f,e boy rp sove ye*h ard scrwns tit ml6,r{1rrtard tle boy rhm be*ltr pbys such loud musb haf tnjnB$f-" l,lEll wt[r fuit pr cunplah io the Dean " said his Mum."Oh I dofl't l€{ tt€m boils me trirsn, becalse I'm usually {& {rfitil midnigfit an} .,ay pactlcrrg my bqpEpes"-

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ffi*/eYou mffi be on lha rblrt trackBr$yort'll gSnnover if yotiust sitthere.

clan Maclennan Association Grafton Branch Newsletter November 2frK2.

COT{GRATULATIOHS

Clan menrbers Syd and Daph Hill {nee Mclennan) celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary in Augns{Family rnernbers joined them for a celebratory luncheon at South Grafion.

Bryan, son of Jean Maclennan of Hobart, Tasmania gnaduated trom the Tasma*i*n Police Acadxnyrecently- Bryan's first apointment is in Hobarl

A weekend f;amily rzunion took plae in July at one of her favourite places Korora Bedl" Cofis Harbs:r tocelebrate tte mt' birthday of Anne Mclennan korn Langhane CreeK S.A Sisters Jea, Hobat; Clr*s,Terranora, He1an, Grafton and Del, Varsrty Lakes and their families ioined Anne alrng with her chilCren andgrandctriktren $usan Mclennan of Tenigal, Rachel O'Reilly of Mt. Compass, $.A and Jmon li*clennan ofSydney. Great oompany, great food and wine {Cleggets l4fnes *Anre and MaCs own &op] and a good tirne

was hd b,y all.

ET{GAGEITET{T

Barry and Hebn Ellis are thrilled to announce the engaganent of their third daughter Ryanda to Joseph tln-only son sf David ard Rosemary On of South Graflon.

BEST}\'ISHES

The Clan mernbers wish Noel and Marie Mclennan all the best on their move frorn t*ymbolda" May yoitenjoy yonrr nerry sunoundirqs and be in good health. A farerflell was held recently at the Nyrnboida Hatl s,ftbhvvas well atter# by fantily and friends.

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Lefr to Right Jaseph Orr, Ryaoda Ellis and cousins Clancy Snell and Jennik Pffidl at theNyr&oidt Godting $tatian Luncheon.

CIan Macl-ennan Association Grafton Branch Newsletter Novernber 2006t-1

CHAHGE YOUR UffiftLD IIGAXDA TruP. AUGUST AXla

Ofi Sn'Ar,€us[ I ffeu out cf $frrey fur tnro rveeks h Uganda h Africa.

The prpose d my visit rras to se fsst harud the urcrk beilg done by $iatoto ChilJ Care lrinisfigs hikmpah Se capitol and to spend ssne time wtsr the "Marnma s " that cae for trre 14ffi orpfffir cfiiksen intheir care.

lAktoto {meanirg cttiHrcn} was est*lished in 1994 by Pdor Gay and Mtriryn Skinner. a Can#r Hp*swho pastw lG.npala Penteoostal Ghurctr. Tley set out to create aqnmunities with tronte, mdbal cftrics,sdtools and clxrctres ard provide a loving fffirily ernrirorrnsrt fur the tlursands of orphan chi$6; afUgarxCa Akeady tfere are abart 1,4ffi drildren being caed for-

To dab three vill4es have bst eshblished, Biloba wtme u^rr team rynt time ted*ng lhe *Mffiimds'ditreretlt crcfu, as rrell as pampered them wisr f*ials and manhures, massages ard pediixres ffd sper*time with fiHn €rd their cf:i$en and giving gifts of housdrold ilems ( tea torirels and s&s kiicflert ignsl,nightle ryq games and seedsforthelrgm&ns.

IAE sisited file yillage of Biira to have a kaditional Idikxr luftcfr sri*r a farnity- Hry ad frs cfril&srnumhaftg lO rse sorderful hosts to 3 of us from Oz Tfle oHest 2 chiffisr live in arciler vilhge tesfli)durirg fE treek to athrd tfe Senir Secondary Schoal ard rehrm er tle rreekerds- l(sarrar ( fu oHedihas been tp Atrshalia wih Bre \ilEtdo Children's Chok a rnnnber d years agp ard toH r.s of hLB tEF !obectrne aVd*raia srd arAusrorr,vfren tregffi on to University-

Tt€ otrEr vll@e Suubi is the most recer* prop* where it is planned to huiil 117 ?psres, a prlnary ardsetr#ry Slool. a churclrfmmm$tty centrq ad deve@ an agricultrral en&avarforsefisr:stalrubiffiy-Alr#y Sae se glrer 50 fonres cornpleted and 20 or so dassrooms s rrell as ffirry*adafi}fi fuf Sreted*rg sffi-

Th€fie h& been mucfr mm.ption h the Governnrer* ard Ugmda b a nalicn that b #l rcever*r"rgfam fpTtlts ard StIs rcgimes of ldi Amin and Mikon Obc*e. Tfere b still evidene of *ree *od*s a yu; banelaround lhe @L$fy sd the Lords ResistanceArmy is s{il$ carsing civil urrest pat n. @l hf€ rprth-

liib met a rnsrrk d people tr&o ae working wttr orphan chikfuefl in ditretwrt p*'ts of tre ffilrry sd tli#da number d bry fprnes and spent time with fre arphan babi$ some af uf,rom have bewt icr.rrd kr gfltqpdumps, on fu Seet or even in pit latrines. Many of these baHes are sufferirg AIDS h.* ale gien bryerqcare in hesetrcrn*ad manysreadoptdwhen they aewell amugh te leave the harnes.

AIDSTHIV f€s bffit srtreepirq across Arrica for the past 2 deca&s ryd tfer+ are o\Er $SS,SB orpfslcfiildr* in Ugffida ahne whase parents have either died sr abardored tfem because ttey srd ee fuflem.

My goal is b rais tle money to hrild one of the homes at i/lErtoto *'hich sst $1g,0OO Ar.sfalian to hri*d- Adrop in the oean ccrnpard to *le cost to build here- t plan to retr"rn within 2 years fr+*& sifir Bary adsorne tdfs rnerahers of my fani$ to be_a part of this amairq fuildirq program vrheh ener*.ragy fnpestobe carirg fur 10,0m chiHren. Wftfi the 1" group of t ratoto chiHren nory at University sfirdytlg to be doc*orelauryers and fte l*3thtre is tre potential that lllfatoto is raising tfe next gsrtrdkm sf Ugprda$ h#su*rowill be people dlr*egrity ard taith.

Anyone who b interested in herftg more is wetcome to contad ma t couH taHt or uniha dl day 0f thb gredlYotk htfi wuH pefer to harre the means to be able to "go and do" yrhd I can to see Gtry and ]rialffisdrean cornetoFss-

Dffiations to iltb great work se tax deductible ard I am plrtnuq on having sonre ftrndaabing eftrts b tehme drieye my goal to retnn md build.

I al*o ereerienoe4 (ptng m afi "Aftican Safarf but thafs anotherstory.

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RIGHT:I Thora Mcleod,left. and SandraPerkins, both ofSouth Grafton, wereon hand to helpEdice McLennan ceFebrate her 96thhirthday at RochesFamily Hotel, whohappened to havethe right table num-ber on hand.

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clan Maclerumn Association Grafton Branch Newsletter November 200f6.

Outstandrng Ctarence Vatley nd.er

leads the way on shoru circuit-U,r!XlNL, BROOKS didn't takelong in her equestrjenne careet

- in earlier days as Maxinei{cknnan - ro Prove herself a

charopion rlder jn PonY club,sho.v, rodeo and gPkiana com-petition.

Over the years lha'r status has

not diminished, in fact acquiredfurther sheen with salientacbievements such il graDd tu-lor, ffi a level-one coach, breederoI outstandinE horses, breakerard eduetor of horses and ac-

credited tratlonal judge with the

Austraiian Stockhorse Society(ASH).

Naturaliy, Muine htr alwayshad a Breat love of horses mdrvas Just five when she startedriding anri later q'as eaBer tojorn the Clarence RiYer PonY'Club *hich her-lather, VentrvMcknnan, had helped foruhe wm the club's flrst presideDl

For the next 12 ]'eus Mffiine+,u a leading light in pony clubcompetition at the club's homebase the GraftoD Showgroundmd at shows, rodeos md 5m-klimm around Northern NSW.

She contested everY eventopen to her such x in hrcking,}ed, best rider, sbowjumPing, mdali the sporting competitionssuch as barrel and flag races,and at 15 woD ber first camp-drafting event at her lnitial at-tempt. Pienty more Etns were tofollow.

At 17, when her pouy clubda,rs were over. I'Iuine spreadher activrties wider, riding inevenls in Brisbane md Sydney.

"I competed only a couple oftimes at the Sydne,Y Royal EsterShow for a few sins and placinSs, but most Years I attendedthe Brisbane E{hibitioo. the Ek-ka, because il is much nearerhome,' N{axine said.

She wN 17 when in 1964 shewu judged champion girl riderof her age Sroup at the Ekkaand she hm competed ttrere suc-cessfully in a varief, oI eventsmany, maDy times since. Muinehs a.lso oiflciated a a judge atboti Brisbane and Sydney royalshows. She cal remember withpride mrrrrng the titles of MissCrafton Showgirl for the 1969Grafton Atricultural Show and

Boing on to Sydney in 1970 forthe finals after being selected atthe zone finals in Amidale.

AIso in 1970 she becameQueen of the Jacarandas, thathonou completint a Breat dou-ble for t]le Mclennm fmily roher sister Jmice had been JaG-randa Queen in 1954 and bothha"e sajrr.6 the JacarandaQueen reunions-

\{uine Denise \lclennan wroborn at Crookwell on the NSWSoutiern Highluds on \Iarch 3loi lgls, the ,yountest ol l0 chil-rlrun to Ventry and lrnore (nee

l-!c/ \lcl,ennan.ln order of binh irer brothers

ailri sisters B'ere Don. Bill. Jtui'ic,:. Ilarbua }ilarne. --ctuar1^ Kcn,llobcit iurd ]lirr8arel

'lire fivc boy's wr:t lil goorlhors.m.rn riho cn.joied po)o'

TOP RIDER: Maxlne Br@ks on YarEnoo Heatherbelle, comp€tlng ln the worklng stock hoEe clss althe Far North Coffit Branch Australian Stock HoBe show in GEfton in March.

crosse and alont with a cousrnat one iime lormed the lvaterricw polocrosse tem playing inrhe district competiiions.

Milgaret and Muine were theonly rwo of the daughters s'horode in other competitions.

Tragically otre of the sisters,Elaine, died in early childhoodand Stuarc pused away a felvyees a8o.

VeDsy Mclemafl had hren in

'For the next 12yeals MaxinetrtNaleadinglight in

pony clubcompetition at

shows, rodeos andgrmkhanas aroundNorthern NSW.'

rhe;\SW Police Force and sa$service on the northern area ofthe state at Tu'eed Heads,C;urno and K-vutle. haforn rerilrD8 frorD Lhe iorce after dut)'atCrookg cll uith the ruk of se r-grrat t.

It \\,lLS utrle sen'itl8 0n th€

North Coast that he met andmarried Mullumbimby lcs Lea'ore l,ee.

The Mclennans had a greatlove of the land and that wasVentn/s chief rerooD for retiringfrom the force, to take uP farm'ing in the Clmeoce Valley.

They then had two properties,runnin8 a dairy herd at Water'view on the outskirts of SouthGrafton and breering md raisingbeel cattle on 15,000 acres atJackys Creek aDd Mattiers justpast Bawdens Bridge betweenthe old GIen Innes Road andGwydir Highway.

Muine wN just a youngsterwhen she came lo liYe at theWaterview property her Pareiltsnamed Yarranoo. This fertileiand which hff its entrd.nce atwhat is now kDown as

Mclrnnatrs lane stretchs itlmdto the waters of the Clarencefuver opposite Susm lslmd.

Family members have slncepurchrsed much of the trearbr"land and the borders of theoriginal Yarranoo havc bcenchanged slightly.

llarine had her eiul) schoollng at sourll Grafton:tlf.tlb ar,iprjmaJl schools.

She ther attendcd Crirftorlligh t0 tain the i0ttrncdiiitccertificate before colnpleting a

stenogrrphl coursr:, shortllan,l

and q?ing, at the Grajton Tech-nical College (now Coilege of1'A!'E).

Her main sports at schoolwere softball and bilketbau mdshe w6 later involved in btre-ball md tenpin bowling.

She Iiked eacb ol rhese dcli\ities and wm captain in softballin contests against other NorthCo6t Schools.

Maxirre liked the tough ljieworking on the fmilY Properiis,musterint cattle and breakiogaDd educating horses that herfather bred.

In later years followiog thesickness and eventually thedeath of her father, Muire hrobecome the horse breeder atYilruoo.

"Our horscs were always iD

demmd because people respectedDad's knowledge of bloodlines,always choosing wisely for thebreeding and I have endeaYouredto follow itr hjs footsteps," I{il'ine said.

"NI-Y biSgest disaPPointilleni\\'its tilaI no sooner would I

have a horse thoroughll educat-

ad and start winninB cvetlG onit than Dad *ould sell it fronrunder me.

"He \Yould alsays sit] thal \\'a

brced horses lo sell an,l I

should not be too senti0lcnLiLl."Sound logic, but I irad put

long periods of work alrd aff(,Lion into each llorse.

"A rnajor consolation wa! th,,rcuh horse he sold went irito Llr,

hands of people who would urkr'good care of it and itr virtuall,ali 6es the horses confinued [.]win, which gave us just a5 muchpleroure."

Mdne would have re*on fr,tparticular affectioD for the onrnamed Radar which her fatherhad bred from one of Fred IIaYdon's mus, Bugls.

Muine won first prize itr thestation horse championship atthe 1970 Sydrey Royal witi Radar and also had remarkab.-success witl) Lbe horse Lo {n d

cluster of otlrer ilbboos anumedals.

It wtr six weeks after Radar.wbo had a t€ndeDcy l"o paddle.had been Belded that she rodethe brom horse rn tie GraftonShow to win 13 Erst plrcings rowell m two championships in-cluding chmpion hak md sen

ior chmpion gi.rl,rider.Unfortunately for Mryjne there

were a number of keen buyersfor Radar and he was sold toCol Sheedy, of Glen innes, forhis daughter Julie who took himon to wiD championships fromCaims to Adelaide.

The sale wtr oegotiated withthe proviso thai Mmne wouldbe able to ride Radar at th.next Ekka in Bnsbme.

She macie good use of thatproriso, too, tn w'innlng sentorchampion girl rider and stationhorse, and in iater )ears foi-loB'ed with wins in the stationhorse junior chmpion ladY riderand rmerye chmpion rider.

Muine aiso had great affection for the nare Dark Glen and

the Galloway fjlly YarranooMink.

Dark Glen in a.11 had 65 firstplacings, 15 seconds and l2thirds,17 charnpions, four resewe champions and three supreme champion awards flonljust eight shows and rodeos.

Yarranoo Mink from eightshows m a tllree-Year old accuEuLated 22 flrsts, seYen seconds,

six thirds, eitht chamPions andone supreme champiotr awtrds.

Through ttris Muioe won tie1980 title ro National All RoundStockhorse lady Rider.

Another favourite wtr Tila, a

lovely grey mue which wm her21sr birthday prsetrt ud Muinerode her successfullY for manyyem.

Tua proved a great sset tothe stud producing mmy cham-pions

It was in l97O that Nluiremuried Henry I)onovan at Graf'ton's Cirrist Churci) Cathedraland thcv had two soos \lattheuand Craig. Regrctfu)l]' l{enn', .,

pharn;rr:ist and promittent ltenl-bcr of Lhe Yilnba Surf Life S3\'

ing Club in rvhich he u'd secr.r-

'.ary, collapsed:md died from r,

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MightymidwifeBy Deborah Field

A ST George Hospital midwife whohelped a mother overcome post-nataldepression has been named NSWJohnson & Johnson Midwife oftheYear.

Jaclyn Hill-Smith,28, won theprestigious award following severainominations fiom local women.

A testimoniai fiom Carlton mumTamar Alketell, who gave birth to sonOrven in August, helped thejudgesreach their decision.

"My submission described the huth-that Jacyln was simply wonderful,' ' MrsArketell said.

"l developed post-natal depressionand all the safeguards she put in placeput me in touch *i*1 getrnssllors and theright people."

M$ Hill-Smith works at the hospital'sbirth cenne and has been an integral partof its home birth project, which hasassisted seven births.

"I'd love to see the Medicare-fimdedproject extended to otherparts ofSydney and county areas," lr{rs Hill-Smith said.

The young midwife was honoured towin the award. "i'm so where I want tobe," she said. "I find it quite a privilegeto be at births.

"I did my midwifery training here andit's such a supporlive midwiferyhospital."

Midwives across South EasternSydney and Illawarra Area HealthService celebrated InternationalMidwives Day on May 5.

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Best for bub: St George Hospital midwlfe Jaclyn Hill-Smith has made a differenceto the lives of newboms such as Sara Kent of Peakhurst. Picture: Jane Dyson

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CLAN COT{TACTS

PRESIDENTMalrclm MclennanPQ Bax247South Grafton, 248A.Ph:02 66c.242sJEmail: kaema@tsg.mrn-au

VICE PRESIDEHTEnol New{onllUharf $treetlftfombah, 2463.Ph:02: ffil16 45Y2

DEPUTYYICE PRESIDE}TTHden Ellis12 Pound StreetGraton, 2460.Ph: $2 6642 3587Mobile: 0427 493587Email bhellis@bigpnd-mr

SECRETARY & HEN'SLETTER[i[r*lba Austen98 Eatansville RdlAlbtervienr Heights, z&fi -Ph: 02 S€44 g29S

TREASURERThora Mcleod27 Bimble AvenueSouth Grafion 2460Ph: 02 6&t2 1479

PUBLICITY OFF]CERHelen EllisPh. 02 6642 3587Mobiie tA27 4s3587

YIIELFARE OFFICERDaph Hill5 tMlliam StreetSq$h Grafton, 2460-Ph:02 WZ 2658

NEWSLETTERHelen Ellis12 Pound StreetGnafton, 2&O.Ph: 02 6642 3587EmaiL bhellis@brgpong.mrn.au

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