The Hartley District Progress Association
Initially established in 1956, the Hartley District Progress Association’s objectives are to generally improve the living conditions within the District of Hartley, and to provide cultural, social, sporting and other advantages for the residents of the District of Hartley.
President: Renzo Benedet 0418 424 452
Vice President: Vacant
Secretary: Rosemary Barber 0400 637 384
Treasurer: Warren Elgar 0404 005 713
Ordinary Committee Members: Ramsay Moodie, Brad Barber, Alan McKay
Hall Hire: Maya Wilkinson 0408 025 725 Ann Benedet 0405 204 662
Newsletter: Lauren Lewis 0427 597 007, Ric Austen 0401 383 001
Social Committee/Events: Jane Dodd 0418 681 882
Website Elizabeth Bizzini, Diane Green & Facebook Pages: Diane Green, Karen Edwards
Postal Address: PO Box 123, Lithgow, 2790
Email address: enquiries@hartleyvalley.org.au
Meeting times:
the first Monday of each quarter (March, June, September, December)
at the Hartley Community Hall from 7.00 pm
cnr GWH and Mid Hartley Road
All welcome
Membership only $10pa
Here are some photos that illustrate what the HDPA has done within the Hartley Community since 2002, be it Garden Club, the Hartley Big Backyard (2000 – 2010), Community consultation & support regarding Highway re-routing, Local Environment Plans, television reception and broadband access, Concerts, Trivia Nights, Dances, Business Directories, Education, celebration of Historical Milestones, Newsletters, Clean Up Australia, celebrating our diversity, or just getting together and having a good time.
If any of these images inspire you, please come and join us.
Well, where do you start – ‘Hartley Rocks’ alright!!
Congratulations to all for producing a wonderfully informative, interesting exhibition. I look forward to the book. I went on the day walk yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed my day, to walk on large remnants of Cox’s Road on private properties was an absolute privilege. Thank you to the property owners, Dennis and Connie and to Dick Austen. Thank you to our guides yesterday, Ramsay Moodie, Suzie Moodie and Ian Campbell and thank you to all those back at the Old Hartley School, who handled the registrations, catering and the exhibition, including Barb & Duncan Wass, Trish Ryan, Barb with the teas & coffees and others. It was good to get back to the school house at lunch time to sit and have our lunch before we took off again.