Jamie OIiver keeps the faith

By Janet Howie
Updated March 29 2014 - 11:11am, first published 11:00am
North Albury’s Cathy Giltrap found British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver to be “a powerhouse of inspiration” when she met him in Sydney during the pop-up centre competition announcement on Sunday. Albury-Wodonga missed out then, but Ms Giltrap remains optimistic about achieving this goal.
North Albury’s Cathy Giltrap found British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver to be “a powerhouse of inspiration” when she met him in Sydney during the pop-up centre competition announcement on Sunday. Albury-Wodonga missed out then, but Ms Giltrap remains optimistic about achieving this goal.
Zenith, 8, and Eshier Trebley, 6, and their mother, Cathy Giltrap, know the value of healthy eating and hope the Border will continue to support the campaign to bring a Ministry of Food pop-up kitchen to Albury-Wodonga. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN
Zenith, 8, and Eshier Trebley, 6, and their mother, Cathy Giltrap, know the value of healthy eating and hope the Border will continue to support the campaign to bring a Ministry of Food pop-up kitchen to Albury-Wodonga. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

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