Nowra Men’s
Shed
Sponsored by Nowra Uniting Church and UnitingCare Ageing
“Share, help, learn, care and health through fellowship”
Nowra Men’s Shed is growing rapidly and now caters for approximately
50 (mostly retired) men on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Using their practical skills, many worthwhile community projects have been completed, giving the men a renewed purpose in the use of their time.
Our address is 31 Millbank Road, Terara and we meet Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, from 9.00am to 1.00pm.
Barry
Dillon
Our new coordinator
For more information you can contact Barry on (02)
44225620
Nowra Men’s Shed work in
conjunction with the local Woodcraft Society. Here we have them assembling
a dust extractor provided by the Society.
News and Views from the Nowra
Men's Shed
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A
park bench tested by a human load as two members of the Men’s Shed share a place on it with the two lady
members of Bunnings management. The principal of Terara school, proudly
stands in front of the bench, prior to taking charge of it’s delivery..
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Expertise of the
members of Nowra Men’s shed is called on in many
ways. One such occasion was to build a weather station, especially
designed and made for Bomaderry High School.
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This
picture shows Peter Osterloh, the agriculture teacher at Bomaderry High
School, taking possession of the Stevenson Screen (weather station) and
thanking Don Parkinson and Alan Spearpoint for the work carried out on it
by the Nowra Men’s Shed. The screen is on its stand ready to receive its
instrumentation.
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