Our web site was started in September 2001. The Uniacke Newsletter itself is in its 39th year of distribution. We are completely volunteer and enjoy sharing our community with you. Our "miscellaneous" section was created with the February 2004 issue. Prior to that date, all articles are found under either "news" or "events". We apologize for this inconvenience but there is just too much information to change the set-up for the original articles. We cannot complete the archive information from previous editions of the Uniacke Newsletter due to lack of time.
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Rosanne Bland, Editor
Joyce Steadman, Bookkeeper
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NOTE: RONALD MIZON NOW HAS HIS OWN "CATEGORY FILE" LISTED ON THE LEFT. PLEASE CLICK THERE TO READ ALL RONALD'S STORIES.
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Uniacke Flag depicting Uniacke Estate Museum; Heritage Union Church; Uniacke Gold Mines District; the Railway and Forestry.
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The completed flower hanger for Mount Uniacke.
There are 11 with Lakelands written in reflective letters across the top and 25 as you see in the photo.
They are unique, they are homemade by Ronnie Moore and they are perfect.
We are working to get them hung up on the respective poles along Highway #1 in Mount Uniacke/Lakelands as soon as we can.
Thanks to everyone who assisted with this project - Ronnie Moore, Randy Benedict, Joyce Steadman, Ken Isles, John Bland, Thersa Dalrymple, Withrow's Farm Market (Mount Uniacke), Rosanne Bland and a few other volunteers who will be assisting in hanging them on the hangers.
All good things are worth waiting for.
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