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Knit this
Textured
Beanie
by Cleck
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Pattern
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Pages 45
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Culinary Delights
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Dinner Plain's Five culinary must-dos

Why is it that amazing
food often makes up
some of our best holiday
memories? The simple
pleasure of eating good
meals an everyday
necessity that satisfies.
It's little wonder then that
many visitors to Dinner
Plain take with them fond
memories of the village's
food offerings: from
gourmet seasonal delights
to hearty pub meals, and
even fine crafted beer.
Here are five culinary
must-dos for those visiting
the mountain this winter.
in Australia. Producing a
delectable range of ale,
larger, porter and kolsch
and with mouth watering
Milawa cheese platters,
a tasting and tour at the
brewery is a must.
1. The Confit Tender

Creek Duck Leg at Graze
It's a real treat sitting in
front of the open fire place
at Graze restaurant at
Peppers Rundells Alpine
Lodge, snow falling
outside the window,
crisp white tablecloths
and champagne glasses
sparkling in the light.
2. The share platters at

Stones Throw
There's something quite
romantic about a share
platter, and Stones Throw
at Hotel High Plains
knows how to make an
occasion of it. Pulled-pork
sliders, baked camembert
or a hearty steak, this
restaurant will make your
mouth water. Add to it an
extensive wine list from
some of the best regional
vineyards and you and
your other half will be

sitting back very content.
3. The local craft brew
at Blizzard Brewing
Company
Blizzard only opened
its doors in March and
already it has carved
out quite a name for
itself. Crafting beer with
arguably the purest water
in Australia and sitting
at 1550 metres altitude,
it is the highest brewery
4. The pastries at
Mountain Kitchen
Mountain Kitchen is a
favourite stop for anyone
travelling along the Great
Alpine Road and its
founder Ally has become
famous for her home-style
cooking. Her pastries and
muffins, made fresh on

the mountain make for a
tasty warm winter's lunch,
coupled with fantastic
coffee. Take note of her
home made chutney the
recipe has been passed
down in her family for
generations.
Dinner Plain 30 years ago

and it has been faithfully
serving locals and visitors
alike ever since with
pub favourites such as
Chicken Schnitzel. But
for something special
this winter, try their lamb
shanks. Yum.
5. The lamb shanks at

Dinner Plain Hotel
For a good old-fashioned
pub meal, you can't go
past the Dinner Plain
Hotel. The pub was the
first building to open in
The local produce and

seasonal menu ensures
that only the best quality
reaches your table. Try
the Confit Tender Creek
Duck Leg with wilted
greens, celeriac, hazelnut,
beetroot jus, or simply
order a glass of red and
laze in front of one of
Dinner Plain's most iconic
fireplaces.
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Winter Warmer
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Knitting with Australian Superfine Merino by Cleckheaton

textured beanie
(easy knitting)
BEANIE
Using 4.00mm needles and C1, cast on 114
(122) sts.
1st row K2, * P2, K2, rep from * to end.
2nd row P2, * K2, P2, rep from * to end.
Last 2 rows form rib.
Work a further 11 rows rib.
Change to C2 for rem.
Purl 1 row, inc 8 (0) sts evenly across 122 sts.
Change to 4.50mm needles.
MEASUREMENTS
To Fit Head
Woman
Man
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58
cm
MATERIALS
AUSTRALIAN SUPERFINE MERINO by
CLECKHEATON 8 PLY, 65g balls
1st Colour (C1)
1
1
2nd Colour (C2)
2
2
Use only the yarn specified. Other yarns are likely to
produce different results. Quantities are approximate
as they can vary between knitters. Check yarn of
the same colour is from the same dye lot.
Bring some texture to your

classic beanie, complete
with wide brim and
oversized pom pom.
NEEDLES AND EXTRAS

1 pair each 4.00mm (UK 8) and 4.50mm
(UK 7) knitting needles or size needed to
give correct tension.
wool needle for sewing seam.
pom pom maker or piece of cardboard.
TENSION
This beanie has been designed at a tension
of 21 sts and 28 rows to 10cm over stocking
st, using 4.50mm needles.
Check your tension carefully.
If less sts to 10cm use smaller needles, if
more sts use larger needles.
NOTE This Beanie is worked on larger
needles and at a looser tension than usually
recommended for this yarn.
ABBREVIATIONS
cont = continue; dec = decreasing; inc =
increasing; K = knit; P = purl; patt = pattern;
psso = pass slipped stitch over; rem =
remainder, remaining; rep = repeat; sl = slip;
st/s = stitch/es; stocking st = knit right side
rows, purl wrong side rows; tbl = through
back of loop; tog = together.
COMPETITION
Winners
be announced
on Facebook on
Friday 26will
August
2016.
Friday 22 July 2016.
SHAPE CROWN
1st row K1, * P1, K2tog, patt 25, sl 1, K1,
psso, rep from * to last st, K1 114 sts.
2nd row P1, * P2tog tbl, patt 23, P2tog, K1,
rep from * to last st, P1 106 sts.
3rd row K1, * P1, K2tog, patt 21, sl 1, K1,
psso, rep from * to last st, K1 98 sts.
4th row P1, * P2tog tbl, patt 19, P2tog, K1,
rep from * to last st, P1 90 sts.
Keeping patt correct, cont dec in every row
as before (working 2 sts less between dec)
until 18 sts rem.
Next row P1, * P3tog, K1, rep from * to last
st, P1 10 sts.
Break off yarn, thread end through rem sts,
draw up tightly and fasten off securely.
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Simply Like us on Facebook and send in a photo

of a local
businesss
to go
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to go infireplace
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to in
win
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to
win a prize.
Winners
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BEGIN PATT
1st row K1, * P4, K1, rep from * to last st, K1.
2nd row P2, * K4, P1, rep from * to end.
Rep last 2 rows once.
5th row K1, P1, * K2, P3, rep from * to last
5 sts, K2, P2, K1.
6th row P1, K2, * P2, K3, rep from * to last
4 sts, P2, K1, P1.
Rep last 2 rows once.
Last 8 rows form patt for rem.
Cont in patt until Beanie measures 19 (21) cm
from beginning, working last row on wrong
side.
Shop
Shop 2.68,
2.68, Hotham
Hotham St,
St, Seymour
Seymour Arcade
Arcade
Traralgon
Traralgon Vic
Vic 3844
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DO NOT PRESS. Using mattress stitch, join

side edges together to form centre back
seam.
Using C1 and large pom pom maker or two
circles of cardboard 12cm in diameter with a
4cm hole in the centre, make a pom pom and
attach securely to crown. Sew in ends.
AUGUST 2016
Winter Warmers
Lamb Shank - with

Wasabi Mash
INGREDIENTS
2 tablespoons plain flour
1/2 teaspoon Chinese five-spice
powder
4 lamb shanks, Frenched
40ml (2 tablespoons) olive oil
1 onion, finely chopped
4 garlic cloves, crushed
1 small red chilli, seeds removed, finely
sliced
1L (4 cups) beef stock
40ml (2 tablespoons) red wine vinegar
40ml (2 tablespoons) oyster sauce
20ml (1 tablespoon) soy sauce
1 teaspoon hoisin sauce
1 teaspoon Szechuan pepper, crushed
2 star anise
1 cinnamon stick
2 teaspoons cornflour
Wasabi mash
400g pontiac or desiree potatoes,
peeled, chopped
40g unsalted butter
1/3 cup (80ml) pure (thin) cream
3 teaspoons wasabi paste
Method
1. Preheat the oven to 180C.
2 Combine the flour and five-spice,
then roll shanks in the seasoned
flour. Heat oil in an ovenproof
casserole dish over medium heat.
Add the shanks and brown on all
sides, then transfer to a plate and set
aside.
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3 Add the onion, garlic and chilli to the

pan and cook for a few minutes until
the onion starts to soften. Add the
stock, vinegar, sauces, spices and
lamb.
4 Bring to the boil, then cover and
place in the oven for 1 1/2 hours.
Remove from oven and strain sauce
into a saucepan. Transfer shanks to
a plate.
5 Combine cornflour with a little cold
water, stir into the sauce and bring to
the boil. Cook until thickened, then
pour over shanks.
6 Meanwhile, place potatoes in a
saucepan of cold salted water, bring
to the boil and cook for 10 minutes or
until cooked through. Drain and pass
through a potato ricer or mash well
with a potato masher.
7 Place butter and cream in a
saucepan over low heat. When
butter has melted, add potatoes
and wasabi paste and beat with a
wooden spoon until smooth and
creamy. Season with salt and
pepper.
8 Serve lamb shanks with wasabi
mash.
Recipe source from http://www.delicious.com.au/recipes/lambshanks-wasabi-mash/79a2cf6d-2655-4fb8-b922-9654d8904d2e
Chimney Balloons. Stop Draughts

So if you have a rarely
used or non-operating
fireplace and chimney at
home, you might have
noticed at this time of year
that is exactly where you
are getting draughts of cold
air and are losing heat from
your home. So what to do
in these circumstances?
One option is putting a
dampener in place with
a control mechanism for
opening and closing the
chimney when not in use.
Alternatively a removable
screen can be fitted by
a professional. However
these are both expensive
options.
One great, DIY option is

to simply install a chimney
balloon yourself. Available
for purchase online or
at reputable hardware
chains, chimney balloons
are an inventive method
for temporarily blocking
your chimney. Placed
approximately 30cm above
the fireplace opening,
then inflated as a tight
fit, stopping draughts,
soot, loss of heat and
any above disturbances

from possums or birds.
The chimney balloon is
inflated once it is already in
place, making this an easy
operation for installation
and can also be deflated in
place, then removed easily.
A simple solution yet very
cost effective, especially for
a holiday home or property
that does not warrant a
lot of money outlaid on
heating solutions.
Stay Warm!
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Situated at Tathra Beach on

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Esther Lodge offers 8 clean
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large solar-heated pool,
free gas BBQs, an outdoor
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by beautifully landscaped
gardens and an easy stroll
to the shops, restaurants,
clubs and the beautiful
Tathra beach. For the
fishermen Tathra offers
a wide variety of quality
fishing options including

land based; river; rock;
surf or the famous Tathra
wharf, and for boating the
river and open water. Tathra
also offers great walking
and mountain bike tracks,
and is renowned for whale
watching. Take advantage
of the winter vacancies we
have available. Excellent
fishing and warm winter
days to relax are yours to
enjoy.
For further information T:
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AUGUST 2016
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Katie 0430 915 827

42-44 Ridgway Rd
Mirboo North Vic
A Must See in Mirboo

North
Keep Calm and Carry
on Stitching is the open
studio classroom for
Cottage Garden Threads
where stitchers and
makers gather.
The little shop featuring
a thread wall and vintage
inspired notions is a
nostalgic trip into sewing
rooms of the past while
the newly refurbished
open studio classroom
next door is an eclectic
mix of vintage and modern

patchwork, stitching and
sewing surrounding a
huge reclaimed timber
table for learning, laughing
and cuppa drinking. The
inviting wood fire warms
the soul as life slows down
for a moment while you
keep calm and carry on
stitching.
Mirboo North Picture Perfect

in Patchwork Paddocks
Nestled in the Strzelecki
Ranges 155km east of
Melbourne is the beautiful
town of Mirboo North. A
visit needs to be planned to
spend time in this peaceful
and refreshing town, rather
than just a quick stop for
the needed tank of fuel
or bite to eat on the way
through. The creativity of
the townsfolk and the slow
pace of life are obvious
the moment you start your
stroll along the main street
and within minutes you
are wishing that you had a
full day or weekend in the
town to explore its many
offerings.
the Chocolatier, a stitching

lesson or session with
Katie Dawson, a cooking
lesson or high tea, and
a meal from any one
of the many cafes and
restaurants, chased down
with locally produced
Grand Ridge beer. To earn
those gastronomical treats
there are many an outdoor
activity ranging from a trek
along the Lyrebird Forest
Walk, a round of golf in
the peaceful surrounds,
a picnic in the park with a
giant slide or in summer
a day at the community
swimming pool famous for
its bush setting.
A cosy winter weekend can

be created by checking out
Creative talents of
the local people are
showcased in an old butter

factory now known as
The Artspace. The space
offers the visitor a sensory
experience in all things art,
fashion, textile and craft.
If a good market is your
thing then it is definitely
worth diarising the Mirboo
North Market that is held
each month and the
Mossvale Market over
the summer with artisans
and foodies galore from
all over Victoria offers
beautiful wares and
produce. The country side
surrounding the town is
a patchwork of rich and
fertile paddocks, making
for a relaxing drive home
with vistas of agricultural
serenity.
For more information,

visit www.keepcalmandcarryonstitching.com
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Phone: (03) 5668 1776

Email: thewren2@bigpond.net.au
The Wrens Nest is nestled in Mirboo North. Here you
will find a variety of books, gifts, toys and homewares.
Yourre sure to find something to tweak your beak!
PRINTING MADE EASY

Our office in Traralgon can now print Calendars, Booklets,
Presentation Folders and more. This means cheaper printing and
fast production when you need it most.
Having our new commercial printer greatly expands the range of
applications for customer printing. Producing high-value applications
including: face-trimmed saddle-stitched booklets, catalogs, punched
documents, square-folded and trimmed manuals, tri-fold brochures
and variable print postcards, photo specialty products and more.
Sit with our designers and create exactly what you need. Drop in
and see us at 185 Franklin Street, Traralgon.
Phone: 5177 8277
AUGUST 2016
Mirboo North
Stay For a Drink, a Meal or a Night

Located in the town of
Mirboo North, Grand
Ridge Brewery is one
of Australias first and
most recognised craft
breweries.
After extensive product

testing to achieve the
highest standards in
pure beer, Grand Ridge
commenced brewing
in June 1989. 27 years
later this little brewery
continues to produce
award winning beers
from the original Mirboo
North brewery. Once
a butter factory, the
site was chosen for its
outstanding water quality
for beer making, due to
its position on the top
of the mountains in the
Strzelecki Ranges along
the famous Grand Ridge
Road.
Since production first

began, Grand Ridge
has sourced only the
highest quality ingredients
including pure spring
water, high quality hops,
malt and yeast to produce
beers of exceptional
flavour and purity.
The brewery is owned
and operated by the
Walters family, and their
great range of over 15
beers are all brewed
100% pure, made with
no added chemicals or
preservatives.
This typically results in a

far less severe hangover,
if any at all. The beers
include stunning traditional
styles and modern limited
releases. The latest Winter
Warmer a smouldering
chilli vanilla stout has
been a hit with locals. So

much so theyve decided
to make another batch of
what was to be a one off
brew!
Recently Grand Ridge
delved into new territory
releasing a range of craft
cider. Twisted Sister
Cider was developed
over two years by Grand
Ridge Brewery founder
Eric Walters and his four
daughters. In keeping with
the high quality and purity

of the beers, both Twisted
Sister ciders are made
with top quality Gippsland
fruit and no added
sugar, artificial flavour or
concentrates.
Grand Ridge boasts a full
hotel style restaurant, bar
and even accommodation
for those who wish to stay
a little longer and really
enjoy the beers!
Fun for the whole family in the heart of Gippsland!

RESTAURANT BAR ACCOMMODATION
Located in the small Gippsland town of Mirboo North, Grand Ridge Brewery is one of Australias
first and most recognised craft breweries.
Its not just beer that Grand Ridge specialises in, boasting full restaurant, bar and self-contained
accommodation for those who wish to stay a little longer and really enjoy the heart of Gippsland!
Delicious la carte menu

Great range of local produce
Casual family friendly bistro
Craft beer made on site
Take away beer and cider
Award winning beers and cider on tap
Steps from the Grand Ridge rail trail
GRAND RIDGE BREWERY
1 BAROMI ROAD, MIRBOO NORTH
Ph: 03 5668 2222

restaurant@grand-ridge.com.au
OPEN LUNCH & DINNER WEDS-SUN
7 DAYS DURING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
AUGUST 2016
Leongatha Daffodil and Floral Show
More than a Birthday in Leongatha
60th
Leongatha Daffodil
& Floral Show
Presented by
Leongatha Horticultural Society Inc.
and
opened by
Television Presenter & Writer
Stephen Ryan
at 3.30 pm Thursday,
August 25th, 2016
at
Memorial Hall, Leongatha
come and join us
Thursday, August 25th

Friday, August 26th
Saturday, August 27th
2.00 pm - 5.00 pm
9.00 am - 5.00 pm
9.00 am - 4.00 pm
Daffodils, Floral Art, Cut Flowers, Australian Plants,

Camellias, Plant Stall and Refreshments
Show Admission $5.00
Open Gardens
and many other activities

around Leongathas CBD
throughout the show
Further Information: Phone
Sue Thompson (03) 5668 6334
Margaret Fox (03) 5664 9238
The Leongatha
Horticultural Society
(LHS) 'Daffodil Festival'
is turning 60 and the
celebration is certainly
more than a bunch
of oldies puffing out
candles.
The 60th Daffodil and
Floral Show in Memorial
Hall is having a face lift
with a new layout and
the embellishment of a
'History Room' off the
main foyer, where past
and present members
are honoured for their
contribution to the club
and the community.
LHS's community activities

are all horticulture related
and, though wide spread,
are not widely known.
The garden brightening
the grounds of the new
Leongatha Hospital
Complex is a recent
shared community project,
with LHS contributing
design ideas, plant
donations, funds for
earthworks and such,
and lots of labour. Over
time local parks, the
cemetery and more have
benefited, along with
areas devastated by fires

and floods like nearby
Boolarra and more distant
Kyabram.
Birthday celebrations will

light right up when TV
gardening personality
and author, Stephen
Ryan opens the show.
And all around town,
for the duration of the
show and especially on
Saturday, more than 20
group events and displays
form a Daffodil Festival.
Where in the past there
were parades, these days
the CBD is alive with
the sound of the Brass
Band, antique cars and
rockers rolling. For the
more cerebral there's a
book sale, different styles
of wood working, window
displays and craft work.
And as for art!
For the first time in several
years, the 'Rotary Art
Show' joins the party with
its own big birthday. The
40th Prom Country Art
and Photography Show is
again concurrent with the
Daffodil Show, just down
the road at Mesley Hall.
Known for its high caliber,

the show attracts artists
from near and far and
even better! All works are
for sale.
A teeny bit of icing on
the cake. The website,
Spring is South Gippsland
turns One! From just
an idea a year or so
ago, the website this
year has listings and
information about all kinds
of garden and nature
events throughout the
South Gippsland Region,
opening the 2016 spring
season with the Daffodil
Festival.
So head for Leongatha
the weekend of August
25 to 28. Enjoy two of
the state's most highly
regarded shows. Revel in
the festival activities. And
treat yourself to something
beautiful!
More details:
W: springissouthgippsland.
com.au
W: leonartshow.com.au
E: leon.horticulture@
hotmail.com
T: 5657 3268
Leongatha Horticultural Society Inc. Reg No. A000 3569P
Happy Achievers
A Truly Inspirational League
The Happy Achievers

bowling league is a
league specifically
started to give families
and bowlers with
disabilities a rewarding
and fun outlet on a
Saturday afternoon.
For the past 30 years
Happy Achievers
have made Saturday
afternoons at 2pm an
institution. This is their
story.
The Happy Achievers

bowling league
commenced on 1
February 1986 by Hilary
and Donna Shaw. They
came up with this initiative
for their daughter Kerry.
The league started with
16 bowlers with 5 original
bowlers still bowling to
this day. Other long time
bowlers who joined the
league in 1988 are Dianne
Rowley, Paul Bannister
and Dean Whittle
Hilary Shaw moved away,
Donna ran it for a couple
of years, then Janice
Rowley (Diannes mother)
took over the running of it
dedicating herself to the
league for over 25 years.
In its 30 years the league
has grown in size and now
Dianne with Santa and Janice Celebrating 20 years of

The Happy Achievers Bowling League
boasts 40 bowlers, some

bowlers traveling as far as
Trafalgar and Sale every
week to participate.
If you have ever had the
privilege to see the league
in action you would find
not just a very competitive
environment but also
a happy and friendly
atmosphere with lots of
fist pumps and high fives
going around. This is a
fantastic place for people
with disabilities to compete
in a genuine league and
also to meet life long
friends along the way. It
is also a family friendly
environment.
Holding two seasons each
year the league bowls 44

weeks per year and also
holds dinner dances at
the end of each season.
Once again this evening
is a great night for bowlers
and family alike. The
dance floor is full all night
long with lots of smiling
faces. The dances have
been held at different
venues over the years but
most recently has been
held at the Morwell Bowls
Club. The Morwell Bowls
Club have been fantastic
supporters of the league,
even down to donating the
last lot of uniforms to the
bowlers.
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Health
Health The Natural Way

Naturepure Women's
Health Clinic is now
open in Warragul and
Traralgon.
Naturopath, Herbalist and

Nutritionist Rebekah Bryce
explains that Naturopathy
is based on holistic
principles in conjunction
with the healing power
of nature. This includes
treating the underlying
cause within the body to
achieve optimal health
that may have been
compromised by lifestyle,
genetic predispostion or
dietary imbalances. Within
this belief, naturopathy
aims to restore vitality
through supporting and
stimulating the body's own
healing mechanisms.At
Naturepure Women's
Health Clinic Rebekah
is passionate about
improving women's health.
Her determination is to
heal, energise and restore
balance, enabling full
enjoyment of life.
As every woman is
unique,Rebekah uses
a variety of natural
treatments tailored to suit
individual symptoms. After
a comprehensive health
appraisal, a personalised
treatment plan may
include Nutritional
and Dietary Advice
and Supplementation,
Customised Western and
Chinese Herbal Medicine,
Hormonal Evaluation,
Detox and Wellness
Programs, Weight Loss
Programs and Counselling.
Rebekah has a special
interest in women's
health and focuses
her practice on certain
conditions that affect
women's bodies such
as: Menstrual Disorders,
Pre-Menstrual Stress
and Tension, Polycystic
Ovaries (PCOS), Natural
Fertility, Stress, Anxiety,
Pre-conception care,
Menopause, Diet and
Lifestyle Management,
Weight Loss,
Counselling, Fatigue
and Insomnia.
the health of local women.

Rebekah is skilled in
connecting hormonal
imbalances and assisting
to manage stress related
issues with her female
clients.
As a busy mother she
knows the challenges
facing women today and
offers understanding
and sound advice in
a comfortable and
confidential environment.
For further information
visit www.naturepure.
com.au or to make an
appointment phone
(03) 5623 3312 in
Warragul and
(03) 5176 6476 in
Traralgon.
Naturopath
As an experienced
Herbalist
and trusted
Nutritionist
naturopath and
having established
Naturepure Women's
For Natural and Holistic
Health Clinic in
2006 in Traralgon,
Treatment of
Rebekah is excited
Womens Health Issues
to be working from
Appointments Now
her new Warragul
Available
clinic and is looking
Rebekah Bryce
forward to improving 39 Grey Street Traralgon 166 Armours Road Warragul
Phone 5176 6476
Phone 5623 3312
www.naturepure.com.au
AUGUST 2016
Australian Paper Tour Of Gippsland
Cycling Australias Tour of Gippsland is back!

The 2016 Australian
Paper Tour of Gippsland
is set to make a return
to Cycling Australias
National Road Series
calendar from Wednesday
31 August to Sunday 4 of
September.
After taking a years hiatus
in 2015, the much-loved
event returns as the jewel
in the crown of Australias
domestic road cycling
calendar.
best edition in the events

acclaimed 10 year history.
With a prestigious list of
past winners such as Will
Walker and Nathan Haas,
the event is a pinnacle
steppingstone for those
ambitious riders hoping
to forge a career in the
professional cycling arena.
We are excited to see
the return of the Tour of
Gippsland to the NRS
calendar in 2016 and
welcome Australian Paper
as the Naming Rights
partner for the event,
said David Ferrier CEO
of Event Deliverer, GTR
Events.
Adding to the excitement

is the announcement
that local manufacturer
Australian Paper has
signed on as the new
Naming Rights partner,
proving that this year is
Australian Paper Tour of Like
Gippsland
the Tour of Gippsland,
set to be biggest and

a long history in the
Gippsland region, with its
Maryvale Mill operational
since 1937.
We look forward to
forming a strong alliance
with the team at Australian
Paper that lasts for many
years to come, Ferrier
said.
Made famous for its
breathtaking scenery and
mountainous landscape,
Gippsland makes the
perfect location for this
gruelling five-stage Tour.
The magnificent scenery
around Traralgon,
Paynesville, Metung, Sale,
Port Albert, Wonthaggi and
Inverloch will play host to

what promises to be an
exciting combination of
criterium and road racing.
2016 is the first year that
signed on as Naming
Rights sponsor of the
event and the local
company is looking
forward to this new
chapter in their support
of community partnership
events.
Our sponsorship of this
important local cycling
event demonstrates
Australian Papers
ongoing commitment
to supporting our local
community, said Adrian
Berton, General Manager
Start
of Australian Paper
Manufacturing.
Australian Paper thanks
Cycling Australia for the
opportunity to be a part of
this elite 5 day road race
and as one of the Latrobe
Valleys largest employers,
we look forward to helping
make the 2016 Australian
Paper Tour of Gippsland
one of the best yet,
Berton said.
This year, the prestigious
5 stage event will attract
the best Australian
teams and the cream of
Australias elite domestic
male cyclists as the
battle it out to become
the National Road Series
champion.
Dont miss the opportunity
Finish
Day
Stage
Type
Distance
Race Start Time
Race Finish Time
Wed 31/08
Criterium
40.5 km
(45 x 900 m)
12:30
13:23
Traralgon
Traralgon Sports Stadium,
Catterick Cres
Thurs 01/09
Road Race
105.7 km
10:30
13:03
Paynesville
The Esplanade
Metung
Metung Rd
Fri 02/09
Road Race
125.1 km
10:30
13:24
Sale
Victoria Park
Cunninghame St
Port Albert
Wharf St
Sat 03/09
Road Race
138.0 km
10:30
13:51
Wonthaggi
McBride Ave
Inverloch
A'Beckett St
Sun 04/09
Criterium
45 km
(30 x 1.5 km)
10:30
11:33
Traralgon
Kay St
to witness the next

generation of professional
athletes racing down a
street near you this August
and September!
Australian Paper
Fathers Day Ride
The perfect way to
celebrate Fathers Day
with the family! Ride the
official Stage 5 criterium
course of Australian Paper
Tour of Gippsland.
When: Sunday 4
September 2016
Where: Kay Street,
Traralgon
Time: 9am 10am
Cost: FREE!
With fully closed roads this
ride is safe for all ages, so
come along with the whole
family for an exciting
morning of Fathers Day
activities! Youll also
get the chance to meet
and greet the riders and
there are heaps of FREE
giveaways. So come
along and get amongst
the action of the Australian
Paper Tour of Gippsland.
See you on the track!
For more details visit the
event website at www.
tourofgippsland.com
Wednesday, August 31 - Sunday, September 4

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Latrobe City Shire
CALL 5191 8498
A Truly Inspirational League cont.

During the year the league
also holds family days
where the bowlers family
is invited to participate and
over the Christmas period
Santa even joins them to
have a bowl.
On a sad note, at the end

of their last season in the
middle of July, the Happy
Achievers Bowling League
bowled their last game due
to reasons that were out

of their control. That night
they held their last dinner
dance, although there was
an air of sadness, being
the wonderful sports they
are the bowlers had a
fantastic night. This will
be the end of the Happy
Achievers as a league
but not as a group. Life
long friendships have
been made and bonds
have been formed with

participants and family
alike. Monthly social
meeting are on the cards
for the bowlers. This is
not goodbye, it is see you
around.
If you have any
questions talk to Janice
Rowley on 0413 189 793.
Left: The Happy Achievers at
the Last Dinner Dance.
Right:
Michelle,
Carley and
Dianne not
only great
competitors
but life long
friends.
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THE COMPLETE JOB... FROM FIRST CUT TO CLEAN UP!
Trivia Night Battle of the

Businesses
On 2 September the
Albert Street Primary
School in Moe will be
holding its fundraising
event Battle of the
Businesses Trivia
night.
So if you believe your
business has what it
takes to be the smartest,
strongest business team
in trivia, come on down
and prove it for all to see
and join in to help with
a fantastic cause. Along
with the chance to win
Best Business there will

be an array of door prizes
and auction items up for
grabs.
To be a part of this local
community fundraising
event, all you have to
do is create a table of
8 to attend and make a
payment of $10 per head
to the school's front office
by 26 August 2016 to
secure your table.
All proceeds raised from

the event will be going into
upkeep and maintenance

equipment and for the
Community Garden. The
Community Garden is a
school initiative to enable
school and community
members to access an
area to collaboratively
grow produce.
please contact Jenna
on (03) 5127 1966 or via
email askwithjenna@
gmail.com
Latrobe Shire Distributors

BOOLARRA
Post Office
Takeaway
CHURCHILL
IGA
Woolworths
GLENGARRY
Bushies Bakery
IGA
MOE
Bryas Caf
Cafe Central
Caf Turn Back Time
Coles
Georges Fish & Chips
Gypsys Pizza
Hungry Jacks
Kitchen Kebab
McDonalds
Mias Kitchen
Micheals Golden Hen
Moe Hot Bread
Moe Hotel
Moe Turf Club
Noodle City Sushi
Old Gippstown
Pops Fish & Chips
Rapt Antiques
RSL
Spiders Caf
Subway
Train Station
Woolworths
Zeaheys Bakery
MORWELL
Coles
Claudias Caf
Gourmet Caf
Population 73,600+
Home Straight Takeaway
Hot Spot Caf
Italian Australian Club
Latrobe Eyecare
Laundry Lounge
Love Pizza & Pasta
Mannys Market
McDonalds
Midvalley Coles
Midvalley Woolworths
Morwell Bowling Club
Morwell RSL
Newspower Newsagent
Nick's Country BBQ
Chickens
Peckish Caf
Reef Bakery
Salt Bush Caf
Soularity
Subway
Train Station
NEWBOROUGH
Newborough News
Newborough F & C
Newborough Village
Eatery
Sombo Bakery
TOONGABBIE
General Store
TRARALGON
100 on Hotham
3 Little Birds
Blue Bay Fish & Chips
Cafe Aura Deli
Car City
Charcoal Chicken
Cleaners World
Coffee Corner
Dal Mondos
Dark Horse Steakhouse
Gillz N Grillz
Glutopia
Grow Master
Hot Spot Fish & Chips
Hungry Jacks
Imis Coffee
Info Centre
In 2 Pets & Aquariums
J.A McDonald Auto
Jack Scott & Sons
Limmos Karvery Caf
Mannys Market
McDonalds East End
McDonalds Stockland
Plaza
McNairn Convenience
Store
Miiy
Miss Milly's
Noodle Paradise
One Shot Double Shot
Phanixco Hot Bread
Red Annex
RSL
Seymour Newsagency
The Golden Hen
Tint King
Train Station
Traralgon Bowls
Triple H Hire
Tyre Power
Westend IGA
Woolworths
TYERS
General Store
YALLOURN NORTH
Food works
YINNAR
General Store
Yinnar Caf
AUGUST 2016
Latrobe Shire
Latrobe City Event Calendar
FRIDAY FLING
This event features artworks
projected on and inside
buildings, art installations, live
performances, live music, a rich
array of food and design markets
set up along Commercial Road
and Tarwin Street Morwell.
When: Friday 5 August
Where: Latrobe Regional Gallery
138 Commercial Rd, Morwell
Time: 5.00pm 8.30pm,
Contact: www.
latroberegionalgallery.com
MORWELL CRAFTALIVE
A show dedicated to all
crafts; patchwork, stamping,
scrapbooking, quilting,
jewellery, needlework, beading,
homewares, and more!
When: Friday 12, Saturday 13
and Sunday 14 August
Time: 10.00am
Where: Kernot Hall, 50 Princes
Drive, Morwell
Contact: W: www.craftalive.
com.au
MITCHELL HOUSE LADIES

AUXILIARY DEATH BY
CHOCOLATE
Join us for an afternoon of
chocolate delights. Savouries will
be served on arrival, followed by
a decadent chocolate dessert.
Bookings are essential and
tickets can be paid for on arrival.
When: Saturday 20 August
Time: 1.30pm 4.00pm
Where: Morwell Senior Citizens
Hall, Vary Street, Morwell,
Cost: $20 per person
Contact: Rebecca 0417 113 186
ALBERT STREET PRIMARY

SCHOOL "BATTLE OF THE
BUSINESSES" TRIVIA NIGHT
When: Friday 2 September
Time: 7.00pm to 9.00pm
Where: Albert Street Primary
School, 40 Albert Street, Moe,
Cost: $10 per head
Contact: E: askwithjenna@gmail.
com
2016 AUSTRALIAN PAPER

TOUR OF GIPPSLAND
The 2016 Australian Paper
Tour of Gippsland providing the
perfect opportunity for Australias
up and coming cyclists to race
through four different shires
across the five days.
When
Wednesday 31 August at 4.00pm
Thursday 1 September at 9.00am
Friday 2 September at 9.00am

Saturday 3 September at 9.00am
Sunday 4 September at 12.00pm
Where: Various locations
Contact www.gtrevents.com.au
WHAT MAKES US BUY AND

BUY IN WITH DAN GREGORY
When: Tuesday 23 August
Time:7.00am - 9.00am
Where: Century Inn, 5 Airfield
Road, Traralgon
Cost: $25 per person, hot
breakfast included
Contact: www.
dangregorylatrobe.eventbrite.
com.au
LATROBE PERFORMING ARTS

Melbourne Chamber
Orchestra Mozarts Piano
Romeo & Juliet
Time: 7.30pm
The Wizard of Oz Musical

When: Wednesday 10 and
Thursday 11 August
Time: 7.00pm
Where: Latrobe Performing Arts
Centre, Grey Street, Traralgon
Contact: www.trybooking.
com/208012 for tickets
Melbourne City Ballet

Intermediate / Advanced
Ballet Techniques Class
To celebrate Latrobe Performing
Arts will also offer access to
local young artists who wish to
complete a one hour class with
Melbourne City Ballet.
Time: 4.00pm

Time: 7.30pm
SIMONS FINAL SOUND

A play about a man who has
little, and is about to have a
whole lot less after going in
search of a magical island.
When: Tuesday 6 September
Time: 7.30pm
All events will be held at
Latrobe Performing Arts Centre,
Grey Street, Traralgon
Contact: Box Office on T:
5176 3333
For further details please visit

www.latrobe.vic.gov.au/Whats_
on/Events
Churchill Neighbourhood Centre

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On the 10 and 11
September the town
of Churchill will be
celebrating the Churchill
Neighbourhood Centres
35th year of providing
service to the local area
and community.
Also of note is the 10
year anniversary of the
Churchill Quilt and Craft
Exhibition.
This years event will be
called Milestones Quilt
and Craft Exhibition 2016
an apt title for all of the
milestones taking place.
Originally commencing
as an idea to boost
local morale which the
organisers felt could be
improved upon, the biannual event has done
exactly that and this year
should be one of the very
best.
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(03) 5174 3233

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WEBSITES
FROM
The exhibition will be

featuring quilts, small
quilts, embroidery,
tapestry, paper craft, wool
crafts, toys, photography,
painting and more. There
will also be junior entrants
in the categories up to 15
years and from 15 years to
18 years.
Terms and conditions for
entrants are as follows:
Quilts not to have won at
a show in past 2 years
All quilts to have sleeves
or tabs sewn to back for
hanging
All exhibits to be in clean
condition.
All entries to be
delivered to the Churchill
Neighbourhood Centre
9/11 Philip Parade
Churchill (inside HUB)
by Monday 5 September
2016
There will be a raffle at

the event drawn on 11
September whereby
the lucky winner will
receive the prize winning
quilt Stepping Stones
and there is also a 2nd
prize of a $100 prepaid
Mastercard. Tickets are
$2 each and can be
purchased at Stockland
Plaza Traralgon, Mid
Valley Shopping Centre
Morwell and locally around
Churchill.
There will be food and
Devonshire tea available
for purchase at the event
and this should be a
fantastic weekend. Come
on down and celebrate in
Churchill!
For further details please
visit www.churchill.org.
au or contact
Churchill Neighbourhood Centre

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Federation University Auditorium Quilt Exhibition
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AUGUST 2016
Wellington Shire News
Wellington Shire Event Calendar

SMALL BUSINESS FESTIVAL
VICTORIA
Wellington Shire Council
Economic Development are
offering the the following
workshops.
BUSINESS NETWORKING
When: Monday 8 August
Where: Yarram Recreation
Reserve, Buckley St, Yarram
Cost: $20.00
NEW AGE ABILITIES,
EMPLOYMENT AND IT
WORKSHOP
When: Wednesday 10 August
Time: 10.30am - 12.00pm
Where: Gippsland Regional
Sports Complex Cobains Rd,
Sale
Cost $10
DIGITALLY PREPARE
YOUR BUSINESS, TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF THE NBN
When: Thursday 11 August
Time: 6.00pm - 8.00pm
Where: Maffra Community
Sports Club 122/126 Johnson
Street, Maffra
Cost: $25
Time: 6.30pm - 8.30pm

Where: Criterion Hotel Sale,
90 Macalister Street, Sale
Cost: $35
Further information on any of
the workshops please contact
Wellington Shire Council
Economic Developement
Krystal Burns T: 13 22 15
SMALL BUSINESS BUS

Time: 10.00am-4.00pm
Where: Sale Mall, Raymond
Street, Sale
Cost: Free
LICOLA BALL
A classic old time ball, live
music, accommodation and
finger food all included in
ticket price. BYO drinks. This
year the ball is Ancient Greek/
Toga themed.
When: Saturday 13 August,
2016 (Gates open 3.00pm, Ball
starts at 7.00pm)
WORKSHOP DRIVE: WHAT

MAKES US BUY AND BUY IN
WITH DAN GREGORY
Where: Licola Lions

Wilderness Village, Jamieson
Road, Licola
Cost: $75 per person or $80
per person at the gate (cash
only at the gate)
Contact: Karlee on
T: 0417 624 328 | E:
lumberjackslicolaball@
hotmail.com
ST ANDREWS ANNUAL ART
EXHIBITION
When: Friday 19 to Sunday 28
August
Where: St Andrews Uniting
Church Hall, Jones Street,
Stratford
Cost: Exhibit fee and entry $4
each
When: Wednesday 7
September
Time: 6:30pm
Where: Sale Library, 75
Macalister Street, Sale
Cost: Free (Bookings essential)
Contact: T: 5142 3146 | E:
library@wellington.vic.gov.au
Contact: Roslyn Benson

on T: 0455501655 |E:
roslynbenson116@bigpond.
com
ANIMAL AID TRIVIA NIGHT
When: 6.30pm for a 7.00pm
start Saturday 20 August
Where: Criterion Hotel, 90
McArthur Street, Sale
Cost: $30 per ticket
Contact: Sarah Arthur T: 0412
831 651 | E: enquiries@
animalaid.org.au | W: http://
animalaid.org.au/index.php/
events
GETTING DRESSED WITH
JANE: A PERFORMANCE
BY LISE RODGERS AT SALE
LIBRARY
Any further details please visit

www.wellington.vic.gov.au/
Lists/Event-Calendar
Trivia Night for Animal Aid

On Saturday 20 of August
Animal Aid are hosting a
fundraising Trivia night
at the Criterion Hotel,
MacArthur Street, Sale.
This is an important
evening for Animal Aid
and is vital to support their
ongoing work.
This should really be a
Join us aboard the Rubeena as you travel from

the Port Of Sale to the Historic Swing Bridge,
cruising quietly observing the wildlife and
discovering the history of Sale and surrounds.
fun evening featuring

trivia, delicious food, lots
of laughs and exciting
raffle prizes. So please
support Animal Aid by
getting together a table
of 10 friends, family or
colleagues for the night.
fries for each table.

Tickets are available now.
For more information

please visit Animal Aids
website www.animalaid.
org.au/index.php/events
for further details or
booking forms
Tickets are $30 and will

include snacks, canapes
and a platter of dips and
Pop Up Knitters Lounge
Sale library has been

hosting a Pop Up Knitters
Lounge on the second
Friday of each month.
Heather Graham facilitates
the group, ranging in
attendance from 6 to
12 people. They meet
from 1pm 3pm and are
always looking for new

people to come along and
enjoy a knitter, a knatter
and a cuppa. Afternoon
tea is supplied. The people
attending range from early
beginners to experienced
knitters who are more
than willing to share their
knowledge and help you

along with your project.
If you are interested in
attending the session is
free.
You can call 5144 2258
for further information.
20
BOOKINGS REQUIRED: 0400 933 112
Wellington Distributors
ALBERTON
Alberton Service Station
BRIAGALONG
General Store
Pub
Riverstone Caf
COWWARR
Cowwarr General Store
Bakery
Busy Bs
Heyfield Railway Hotel
IGA
Information Centre
Newsagent
Stoddies Diner/Heyfield
Pizza
LOCH SPORT
General Store
Bakery
Community House
Cookies Sanctuary Caf
General Store
Loch Sport Hotel
Loch Sport Supermarket
HEYFIELD
LONGFORD
GOLDEN BEACH
Main Street General

Store
GORMANDALE
3858 Caf
General Store
Population 41,400+
MAFFRA
Caf Latitude
Coffee House 138
Maffra Bakery
Maffra Foodworks
Maffra Hot Bake
Maffra Takeaway
Maffra Visitor Info Centre
Maffra Community Sports
Club
MJs Caf
Woolworths
PORT ALBERT
Custom House Caf

General Store
Wild Fish
ROSEDALE
Birch & Perch Coffee Shop

Blackwoods Horse and
Harness
Cafe 3847 & Co
Caltex Service Station
Del Jardin Nursery
IGA
Old Rosedale Bakery
Rosedale Tavern
SALE
Coles
IGA
Lords Newsagent
McDonalds
Raglan Gardens Nursery
RSL
Sale Greyhounds
Sale Visitor Info Centre
Sporting Legends
Star Hotel
The Lakeside Club
Train Station
Woolworths
SEASRAY
General Store
Surf Life Saving Club
STRATFORD
Bakery
BP Servo
IGA
Turkish Magic
TINAMBA
Tinamba General Store
YARRAM
Bakery Caf
Black Ram
Fable Caf
Fish & chips
Fitzys
Foodworks
Frendo's Caf
Woolworths
Yarram Country Club
Yarram Visitor Info
Centre
WOODSIDE
Woodside Service Station
AUGUST 2016
South Gippsland Shire News
Cont
South Gippsland Event Calendar

Where: These two classes
will be held at Manna Gum
Community House, Cnr Station
Road and Court Street, Foster
Contact: T: 5682 1101 | E:
mannagum@dcsi.net.au
Cost: $10. BYO drinks, nibbles

and glasses, free tea and coffee
When: Meeniyan Hall,
Whitelaw Street, Meeniyan
Contact: Eric T: 5664 7376 | E:
jazzbo@dcsi.net.au
MAKE YOUR OWN SUNCATCHER

When: Wednesdays 3, 10 &
17 August
Time: 10.30am 12.30pm
CALLING ON ALL
TRADITIONAL ARTISANS!!
When: Sunday 14 August
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Where: Silkstone Road,
Korumburra
Contact: Coal Creek
Community Park & Museum
T: 5655 1811 | W: www.
coalcreekvillage.com.au
INTRODUCTION TO PRINTMAKING LINO CUTTING

Time: 10.00am 3.00pm
MEENIYAN TOWN TAVERN

NIGHT
Time: 8.00pm
PROM COUNTRY ART &

PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW
(40TH ANNIVERSARY)
EXHIBITION
When: Friday 26 August:
1.005.00pm
Saturday 27 August: 10.00am
6.30pm
Sunday 28 August: 10.00am
3.00pm
Official opening and prize
announcements, 8.00pm
Friday 26 August
Where: Mesley Hall, Nerrena
Road, Leongatha
SMALL BUSINESS FESTIVAL

WORKSHOPS
There are a number of
workshops being held within
South Gippsland as well as
the small business bus will be
present in Meeniyan.
Contact: www.business.vic.
gov.au/events-workshopsand-mentoring/victoriassmall-business-festival
Contact M: 0418 363 299 |

M: 0418 515 612 |
W: www.leonartshow.com.au
VINTAGE WINE
DEGUSTATION DINNER @
DJINTA DJINTA WINERY
Enjoy a 5 course Dinner &
Vintage Wine pairings.
When: Saturday 27 August at
6.30pm
Bookings essential
Where: 10 Stevens Road,
Kardella South
Contact: Djinta Djinta Winery
T: 5658 1163 | E: info@
djintadjinta.com.au | W: www.
djintadjinta.com.au
THE LAGERPHONES
Time: 7.30pm
Where: Toora Community Hall,
23 Gray Street, Toora
For ticket information please
phone 5686 2443
REDUCE YOUR ENERGY BILLS
Where: Manna Gum
Community House Cnr Station
Roadd and Court Street, Foster
Contact: T: 5682 1101 | E:
mannagum@dcsi.net.au
ANNUAL FATHERS DAY

SWAP MEET
When: Sunday 4 September
Where: Recreation Reserver
Grundy Avenue, Nyora
Contact: Nyora Reserve M: 0438
596 408 | M: 0412 487 880
THE CLIP CLOP CLUB @
THE FISH CREEK HOTEL
ARTSPACES
Time: 4.00pm
Where: The Fish Creek Hotel
Artspaces 1, Old Waratah
Road, Fish Creek
For bookings: www.
trybooking.com.au/MEJP or
call 0408 871 379
FATHERS DAY LUNCH AT

DJINTA DJINTA WINERY
Where: 10 Stevens Road,
Kardella
Contact: Djinta Djinta Winery
T: 5658 1163 | W: www.
djintadjinta.com.au

www.visitpromcountry.com.au/
events.
Helping Hand for Our Deserving

Farmers
20
experience paradise
see our natural landscapes

find our parks & gardens
visit our festivals, walks & shows
16
August 25 - 27 ~ 60th Leongatha Daffodil & Floral Show

September 4 ~ Mount Eccles Manor Garden Walk
September 5 - 11 ~ National Landcare Week
September 9 & 10 ~ South Gippsland Orchid Society Orchid Show
September 24 ~ Camellias Gippsland, Garden Visit to Glen Alvie
October 15 &16 ~ Australian Plants Society Native Plant Show & Sale
October 22 ~ Camellias Gippsland, Garden Visit to Outtrim
October 22 ~ 112th Lang Lang Flower Show
October 28 & 29 ~ Welshpool & District Spring Flower Show
October 29 ~ Meeniyan Open Garden Day
October 30 ~ Jumbunna Open Garden Day tbc
November 6 ~ Open Gardens in Dumbalk & Surrounds
November 11 & 12 ~ 45th Leongatha Rose Spectacular
November 12 ~ Loch Village Garden Festival
November 20 ~ Mount Eccles Manor Garden Walk
springissouthgippsland.com.au
leon.horticulture@hotmail.com
03 5657 3268
scan for
web site
Gippsland Farmer Relief

Inc. are a not for profit
organisation created to
service the dire needs of
our local farmers, many
of whom are living way
below the poverty line.
With generous donations
from major supermarkets
in our local areas such
as Michaels IGA and
Woolworths we are able
to supplement food on
the tables for many of
our farmers in the form of
welcome food hampers.
We have two other events

that are worth putting in
your diary.
If you are interested in

volunteering, please visit
our Facebook page or if
you would like to donate
monetarily please visit
our go fund me page
https://www.gofundme.
com/27t38ak
Contact: Deb on M:
0407 896 172
We also have special

events to raise funds for
other support services we
wish to help deliver to the
local farming industry. One
of those events has seen
some absolutely fantastic
support, on August 6 at the
Boolarra Football Club we
are holding our inaugural
Trivia night awesome
news is that is has been
fully booked out. We have
lucky door prizes and
special goodies for the
winning table.
Case Bar & Grill

Fish Creek Roadhouse
Flying Cow Caf
Newsagency
FOSTER
Andos Caf
Bromleys Caf
Dezzy & Nicks Take
Away
Foodworks
Foster Hot Bread
IGA
McDevos
The Rhythm Caf
Visitor Info Centre
KORUMBURRA
BKs
Coal Creek VIC
Fish & Chips
IGA
Kellys Bakery
Korumburra Video
Miletos Caf
Patens Caf
The Middle Hotel
Tiny T Pot
Pamper Day
Gippsland Farmer Relief

Inc. Benefits Concert
Sunday 30 October
This is our pamper day for
those overworked dairy
farmers and their families
who wish to participate.
Sunday 11 September
Time: 11.00am 8.00 pm
Where: Boolarra Memorial
Hall, Boolarra-Mirboo
North Rd, Boolarra
We will have kinesiology,

reiki, massages and more.
Ticket Prices: Adults $25,

Under 16 free, Concession
$20, Dairy Farmers with
proof of ID free.
Fabulous lucky door

prizes. All local acts with a
special performance from
Michael Waugh himself
born and lived on a dairy
farm. There will also be
a fund raising Auction
and Gippsland FM will
South Gippsland Distributors

FISH CREEK
be broadcasting from the

Hall.

Where: Boolarra
Contact: Sam Brick on
0427 824 722 for more
details and to book a
place.
For further infomations
please contact Jan
Stirling, Public Relations
Officer, Gippsland Farmer
Relief Inc.
M: 0488 445 153
Population 27,900+
KOONAWARRA
General Store
Milly Cafe
LEONGATHA
Bakery
Central Caf
Coral Fish & Chips
Gatha Foodstore
Henriettas Caf
IGA
KFC
LuLu Caf
Lunchbox
Lyrebird Caf
McDonalds
Number 9 Caf
Organic Fruit & Veg
RSL
Subway
Thornton Bakery
Visitor Info Centre
Woolworths
LOCH
Carringtons
Cosy Kitchen
Olive at Loch
MIRBOO NORTH
96 on the Ridge
Bakery
Caf Tamaralyn
Dalliance Caf
Grand Ridge Brewery
IGA
Inline Caf
Newsagent
POOWONG
MEENIYAN
WELSHPOOL
Bread & Pickles
IGA
Meeniyan Takeaway Caf

Moos Caf
Pause at Meeniyan
Poowong General Store

Poowong Take Away
TOORA
IGA
Newsagent
Milk Bar Fish & Chips
Supermarket
AUGUST 2016
East Gippsland News
East Gippsland Event Calendar
HAIRSPRAY JNR
Hairspray JR, the one act
musical is coming in Term 3
Save the dates now! Come
along to this toe tapping,
hand clapping extravaganza
of music, moves and hairdos
and support our talented
performers as they strut their
style.
When: Friday 5 August at
7.30pm, Saturday 6 August at
7.30pm and Sunday 7 August
at 2.30pm
Where: Forge Theatre and
Arts Hub 80 McKean Street,
Bairnsdale
Cost: Adults $15, students $10
Tickets available at the venue
or www.eastgippsland.vic.gov.
au/Arts_and_Leisure/Forge_
Theatre_and_Arts_Hub
Contact: 5152 6122
LEFNC ANNUAL BALL
Let your inner Hollywood
glamour shine when the red
carpet hits Lakes Entrance.
Music by MSAGRO
Where: LEFNC Clubrooms Rowe Street, Lakes Entrance
Time: 7.30pm
Dress: Formal
Cost: Tickets: $30 (single), $25
(junior) $100 (family - 2 adults,
2 juniors) Tickets available at
the club or Sport First.
MND MOUNTAIN
CHALLENGE FOOTBALL/
NETBALL OMEO VS DINNER
PLAIN
Where: Omeo Recreation
Reserve, Omeo
Time: 12pm
Cost: $80
Tickets: Omeo Rural &
Hardware, T: 5159 1271
Contact: www.visitdinnerplain.
com.au/events/mndmountain-challenge
SLED DOG CHALLENGE
When: Saturday August 13
until Sunday August 14
Where: Dinner Plain Alpine
Village Dinner Plain
11 SALE YARDS RD, BAIRNSDALE
BAIRNSDALE HORSE AUCTIONS
SATURDAY 3RD OF SEPTEMBER

FEATURING HEAVY AND LIGHT
HARNESS AUCTION
SUNDRIES FROM 9.30AM
HORSES FROM 1PM
Youve tried the rest now come back to the BEST!
EFTPOS AVAILABLE
Time: Races at 9.00am and

1.00pm both days
Contact: T: 0412327997 |W:
leddogchallenge.com
PAYNESVILLE MARITIME
MUSEUM OPEN DAY
Where: Gilsenan Reserve
Raymond Street, Paynesville
Contact: Rob Cook on
T: 5156 6582
W: www.pmm.org.au
TRAVEL EUROPE ON A
BUDGET LAKES ENTRANCE
Always wanted to travel to
Europe but thought it was
just too expensive? Think that
trip of a lifetime is out of your
budget? Its not! Sandra Gard
is here to tell you how to save

money without missing out on
any of the experiences. Sandra
will also provide some advice
for those booking through
travel agencies including what
to ask for and how to ask for
it. Bookings essential.
2.00pm - 3.00pm or Thursday
25 August at 5.30pm - 6.30pm
Where: Lakes Entrance Service
Centre - 18 Mechanics Street,
Lakes Entrance
Time:
Contact: T: 5152 4225
VIEW IS COMING TO
BAIRNSDALE
VIEW is a leading womens
national volunteer
AJs Pizza
APCO IGA
Bairnsdale Bazzar
Bairnsdale Doner Kebabs
Bairnsdale Sports Club
Coles
David Luckes Fresh
Food Market
Eastway Bakery
Easy Eats Caf
George's Hamburgers
Information Centre
Isley's Fish and Chips
Jarrods Bakery
Jax Bakery
Kim Long Restaurant
McDonalds
Noodles Tonight
Peppers Fish & Chips
Reef & Roast
Ritchies Supa IGA
Subway
Train Station
United Service Station
Woolworths
BRUTHEN
Bruthen Arts & Information

Centre
Bruthen Bakery
BUCHAN
Buchan Caves Reserve

General Store
Information taken from www.

eastvicevents.com.au
Paynesville Maritime Museum

Open Day
On Sunday 14 August
the Paynesville Maritime
Museum are holding an
Open Day.
Founded in 2009 with
a view to documenting
and preserving the
maritime history of the
Gippsland Lakes and
East Gippsland. The
region has a rich history
in fishing, steam ships
and unique boat builders
and it really deserves
to be remembered. The
museum exists largely
due to donations and

volunteer researchers so
it's a great event to get
behind. The event is free
to attend and coincides
with the Paynesville
Lions Club Market, and
will be held in Shed 2 so
come on down browse
through the maritime
history of Paynesville and
surrounding areas.
please contact Rob Cook
on (03)5156 6582 or visit
www.pmm.org.au
East Gippsland Distributors

BAIRNSDALE
organisation providing
social events for women and
supports the work of The
Smith Family education charity
for children. Come along and
hear how The Smith Family
assists over 350 students in
East Gippsland and help us to
create a new VIEW Club .
Where: Bairnsdale Sporting
and Convention Centre - 117
Great Alpine Road, Bairnsdale
Time: 10.30am
Contact: T: 9455 0941 |
W: view.org.au
Population 43,700+
CANN RIVER
Post Office
United Service Station
JOHNSONVILLE
General Store
LAKES ENTRANCE

Awesome F&C
Bakin & Beans
Bamboo Motor Inn
Bellevue On The Lakes
Comfort Inn
Fish a Fare
Foot Bridge Fish & Chips
Funky Monkey Caf
Heyfield Motel
Lakes Bowls Club

Lakes Sports Club
Lamannas Newsagent
McDonalds
MMM Truffles
Reggies Slipway Caf
Riviera Bait
RSL
Seagulls Milk Bar
Six Sisters & A Pigeon
Subway
The Esplanade Resort &
Spa
The Hub
Visitor Info Centre
Woolworths
MALLACOOTA
Mallacootta IGA
MARLO
Marlo Hotel
Snowy River Tackle & Cafe
Golden Age Hotel
ORBOST
Orbost Newsagent
PAYNESVILLE
Bakery
Village Store
Visitor Info Centre
NOWA NOWA
SWAN REACH
METUNG
Foodworks
Kasama Decor
Paynesville Bakery
The Ferry Caf
Waterview Bakery
Mingling Waters
Nowa Nowa Post Office
Swan Reach General Store
OMEO
IGA Supermarket
10.30am race start McBride

Av, Wonthaggi (road closure
from 8.00am 12.00pm)
1.50pm race finish at
ABeckett St, Inverloch
(road closure from 11.00am
3.30pm)
Contact: W: www.
tourofgippsland.com
VFF RURAL WOMEN

UNCOVERED 2016
The event is an opportunity
to hear from fantastic
inspirational women that
are making an impact in
agriculture, gain some
business knowledge, tackle
important health issues and
network with rural women.
Date: Thursday 8 September
Time: 11.30am
Where: Ramanda Resort,
2128 Phillip Island Rd, Phillip
Island
Contact: T: 1300 882 833 |E:
members@vff.org.au | W:
www.vff.org.au
www.basscoast.vic.gov.au/
Visiting/Event-Calendar and
bass coast event calendar
SWIFTS CREEK
Post Office
Bass Coast Shire News

Bass Coast Shire Event Calendar
LUNCH WITH BRYAN DAWE
AT NVVM
Time: 12.00pm
Location: National Vietnam
Veterans Museum, Newhaven
Contact: T: 5956 6400 | E:
sales@vietnamvetsmuseum.org
PIRELLI/MOTUL VICTORIAN
ROAD RACE SERIES
When: Saturday 27 Sunday
28 August
Time: 8.00am 5.00pm
Where: Phillip Island Circuit
Contact W:
prestonmotorcycleclubinc.
wildapricot.org
3MFM MUSIC TRIVIA
NIGHT
Where: Wonthaggi
Workmens Club
Time: 7.00pm
Cost: $15 (including supper)
Tickets: To book call 56 721 083 or
call into the Wonthaggi Workmens
Club
Contact: T: 59 522 150 | E:
radio@3mfm.com.au | W:
www.3mfm.com.au
PHILLIP ISLAND FOOD &
WINE FESTIVAL
Where: Asian Kitchen Phillip
Island
When: Wednesday 17 August
Time: 6.30pm
Contact: T: 59 522 150 | E:
pifoodwinefest@gmail.com
ABBA TRIBUTE SHOW

RACV Inverloch Resort invites
you to The ABBA Tribute Show.
Enjoy the ABBA Hits: Dancing
Queen, Chiquitita, Mama Mia
and more.
Where: Inverloch Resort
Time: 7.00pm 10:30pm
Cost: $65 per person includes
two course meal and
entertainment
Contact RACV Inverloch
Resort on T: 5674 0000 | E:
Inverlochevents@racv.com.au
FOXHOLES OF THE MIND
Where: National Vietnam
Veterans Museum
Cost: $25.00 or $20.00
concession
Bookings: Must be
made online: www.
vietnamvetsmuseum.org
Contact: T: 59 566 400 | W:
www.vietnamvetsmuseum.org
THE AUSTRALIAN PAPER
TOUR OF GIPPSLAND
Held from 31 August to 4
September the Australian Paper
Tour of Gippsland provides
the perfect opportunity for
Australias up and coming cyclists
to race, this years Australian
Paper Tour of Gippsland will
travel through four different
shires across the five days.
Bass Coast Shire Council will
be hosting Stage 4 on Saturday
3 September 2016 road race:
SHANNONS NATIONALS
The Shannons Nationals visits
Phillip Island twice in 2016!
Australias most prestigious
Motor Racing Championships.
When: Friday 9 September
8.00am Sunday 11
September 5.00pm
Where: Phillip Island Grand Prix
Circuit Back Beach Rd, Ventnor
Contact: E: thenationals.
com.au
AUGUST 2016
Bass Coast Shire News
Bass Coast Shire Council Bleeds by Example to Win Blood Challenge

Bass Coast Shire Council
have helped save 54 lives
by rolling up their sleeves
contributing to and winning
a lifesaving blood donation
campaign.
From 1 April to 30 June,
councils across the nation
competed to see who
could save the most lives
through blood donation
in the Australian Red
Cross Blood Services
inaugural Red25 Councils
Challenge.
made 18 donations
helping them take the win
for the Highest Number
of Donations for a Small
Council in Victoria.
We are really proud of

the contribution made by
our staff and are aiming to
continue to increase our
number of donations, said
CEO Paul Buckley.
Bass Coast Councillor,

Neil Rankine, who has
been donating blood
from the age of 18, also
encouraged anyone who
is able to donate to get
involved. Blood isnt made
in factories, donations are
vital.
The Blood Service has
revealed Wonthaggi
needed more donors
to step-up and fill
appointments during the
last two weeks of June, a

critical time of the year for
blood donations.
While the challenge helped

to bolster winter blood
stocks, as cold and flu
season ramps up the need
for blood never stops.
Councils like Bass Coast
Shire Council have been
fantastic supporters
of blood donation with
individual staff members
donating and also through
the Red25 group donation
program, Blood Service
spokesperson Ms Wendy
Todd said.
Were hoping their
leadership will inspire
other locals to rise to the
occasion and make an

appointment to donate
in blood when the Donor
Mobile Unit returns
between Monday 10
October to Friday 21
October. This will be critical
to helping the one in three
Australians who will need
donated blood this winter.
So were urging people

to follow the lead of Bass
Coast Shire Council and
help to save lives this
winter.
The Councils Challenge is

part of the Blood Services
Red25 program, a unique
movement in which groups
General Store
Subway
Woolworths
CORONET BAY
GRANTVILLE
General Store
COWES
Belly Rumbles
Burger Edge
Coles
Dilectable Caf
Information Centre
Kuta Caf
Pink Penguin
Bakehouse
Licensed Grocery Crisp
Caf
Grantville Pantry
Hot Chic Charcoal
Chicken
Ray's Pizza Pasta
Seaside Fish & Chips
The need for blood never

stops, and patients fighting
cancer, infections and
blood diseases are relying
on donated blood to keep
them healthy throughout
winter.
PLASTER CASTING
When: Wednesday 10, 17 and
24 August
Time: 1.00pm 3.00pm
Where: Buln Buln Home
Studio
Cost: 90.00
Contact Jessie McLennan
5626 7045
MIRUSIA THIS TIME
TOMORROW TOUR
Where: West Gippsland Arts
Centre, Corner Smith and
Albert Streets, Warragul
Time: 7.30pm
Contact: T: 5624 2456 | W:
www.wgac.com.au
Population 31,600+
INVERLOCH
Antique Caf
Beach Box Caf
Foodworks
Information Centre
Inlet Fish & Chips
Inverloch F&C
Paradise Bakery
Pieman Bakery
Vela Nine
KILCUNDA
General Store
Baw Baw Shire Event Calendar

WGAC EXHIBITION: READ IT
AND WEEP ANITA GEORGE
When: Tuesday 16 August to
Thursday 15 September
Opening: Tuesday 16 August
2.00pm
Contact: T: 5624 2456 | W:
www.wgac.com.au
WARRAGUL NORTH
PRIMARY SCHOOL SENIOR
SCHOOL CONCERT
Time: 8.00pm
Contact: T: 5624 2456 |
NEWHAVEN
IGA
Ilantis Cafe
Newsagents
PHILLIP ISLAND
Chocolate Factory
Vietnam Veterans
Museum
SAN REMO
Aberdeen Grocery
Beachside Bakehouse
Beand
Carmie's Kitchen
Cobra Caf
Fish & Chips
Foodworks
Lil Caf Bakery
Nude Food Caf
WONTHAGGI
Caf Collective
Connell's Bakery
Fish & Chips
IGA
Information Centre
McDonalds
General Store
BUNYIP
Bakehouse
Blacksmith Caf
IGA
Village Caf
Drouin Takeaway
Gourmet Caf
Hill Top Milkbar
Jakks Pizza Shack
McDonalds
Nicks Bakehouse
Old Sunken Vessel
Woolworths
DARNUM
ERICA
DROUIN
GARFIELD
General Store
Baw Baw Shire Office
Boomtown Pets
Bushmans Bakery
Coles
Drouin Family Hotel
General Store
Bakery
KOO WEE RUP

Chandler Cafe
Celebrations
Subway
Mega Bites Caf

Newsagents
Noodle Canteen
One Stop Shop
Rob's Fast Foods
Sensational Sandwiches
Subway
The Coffee Collective
Whistle Stop Bakery
Wonthaggi Club
Wonthaggi Visitors Centre
Woolworths
Work Mans Club
Youkis
Baw Baw Shire News

Baw Baw Shire News
W: www.wgac.com.au
DAVE HUGHES SWEET
Time: 8.30pm
Contact: T: 5624 2456 | W:
www.wgac.com.au
HERMANS HERMITS
Time: 7.30pm
Contact: T: 5624 2456 | W:
www.wgac.com.au
LIQUORICE ALLSORTS
FAYE EDELMAN AND ANNA
SEVI
This exhibition features
paintings and jewellery.
When: Thursday 1 September
Where: Red Tree Gallery, 420
Main Jinivick Road, Jindivick
Gallery Hours: Open daily
10.00am - 4.00pm
Contact: T: 5628 5224 | E:
info@lauriecollins.com.au |
W: www.lauriecollins.com.au
TRAFALGAR LIONS
WEDDING EXPO
Featuring heaps of exhibitors
offering wedding-related
products and services. This
event is held as a fundraiser in
support of the District 201V3

Lions Ride for Sight.
Where: Trafalgar Public Hall,
30 Contingent Street, Trafalgar
Contact: Tracey Matthies
on M: 0448 543 861
trafalgarbridalexpo@gmail.
com
5TH ANTIQUE AND
COLLECTABLES FAIR
Warragul Regional College
Chaplaincy Support Group
is holding its 5th Fair. Stall
holders will be offering
goods for sale. Lunch and
refreshments will be available.
Appraisals will be between
Baw Baw And Surrounds Distributors

BALES
To donate call 13 14 95 or
visit donateblood.com.au
Ms Todd said despite the

cold weather, patients
are still relying on the
community to give blood.
Bass Coast Distributors

CORINOLLA
and organisations around

Australia unite to save lives
through blood donation.
Woolworths
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IGA
Bakery
LONGWARRY
DeBruin Bakery
IGA
R & T Bake/Brew
NAR NAR GOON

O'Briens Mixons
Takeaway
NEERIM SOUTH
Country Bean
Foodworks
10.00am and 1.00pm at $5

per item.
When: Saturday 10 September
Where: Warragul Regional
College Hall, 55 Burke Street,
Warragul
Contact: Ken Spragg M:
0447 374 298
E: kaspragg@dcsi.net.au
Any further details please visit www.

bawbawshire.vic.gov.au/Things-ToDo/Events & www.visitvictoria.com
Population 45,900+
Milk Bar
Kampara Hotel
Post Office
TRAFALGAR
BKs Takeaway
Caf Obsession
Cantiks Caf
Debs Bakehouse
Fish Bits
Gracies Bakery
IGA
Newsagents
Providence Caf
Subway
WALHALLA
General Store
WARRAGUL
Albert Rd Milkbar
Apperloos Bakery
Big Rooster Takeaway
Blue Dolphin F&C
Chicken Bar
Coles
Downtowner
Grange Deli
Lots of Noodles
McDonalds
Sinnetts Caf
Subway
Sunnyside Eatery
Tattslotto
Train Station
Viva Latte
Warragul Greyhounds
Woolworths
WILLOW GROVE
General Store
YARRAGON
Annabelles
Bakery
Cocos Caf & Sticcado
Foodworks
Information Centre
Milk Bar
Post Office
Restore Caf
Spud Shed
Yarragon Ale House
Yarragon Caf & Piccalo
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Travel
Unique Character - Christina Louise
AUGUST 2016
From Cowgirl to Vegan One Womans Journey of Personal Integrity

Hi fellow Gippslanders.
Ill start at the beginning: I
spent my childhood years,
during the 1970s, in the
south-eastern suburbs of
Melbourne, but suburban
life was very different
back then and the area
where we lived was still
very much surrounded
by paddocks. My dad is
from a small rural village
in Italy, so of course he
always had an enormous
vegetable garden. My
mum sewed our clothes,
cut our hair and used
the produce from dads
vegetable garden to keep
us well fed. I grew up
with three older siblings
and we were raised with
a strong outdoor focus.
It was a happy childhood
but it was also about hard
work and self-sufficiency.
I became a Gippslander
when my dad bought
some vacant land in Nar
Nar Goon when I was
about 10 years old, and
this may sound funny,
but as a little kid I always
thought of myself as a
cowgirl, (maybe because I
watched so many western
movies), so I was in my
element when I was at
Nar Nar Goon. I spent
every weekend there
riding my pony, sometimes
rounding up my dads
cattle, and occasionally
digging in the vegetable
patch. We moved onto a
larger property in West
Gippsland when I was
thirteen, and that felt
perfect for me because the
outdoors is always where
I feel most comfortable. I
was then able to surround
myself with an evergrowing assortment of
animals, which has always
been something that
makes me happy.
I now reside with my
husband and I moved
onto small acreage in
Bunyip more than twenty
years ago. Bunyip is
a great town, which is
slowly growing, but we
still have a relatively small
population, and well

probably live here until we
retire. Weve even joked
about being buried in the
local cemetery after we
die.
I have spent many
years working as a
horticulturalist, (because
my parents instilled in me
their love of gardens), but
Ive spent the last eleven
years in the animal care
industry. Im currently
working as a surgical
nurse in a veterinary
specialist hospital. Much
of our day is spent
conducting CT scans and
carrying out orthopaedic
repair work. All our
patients are referred to us
from General Practice vet
clinics. Its an interesting
job, very satisfying to me,
and I work with a great
team of professional
people.
I dont consider myself
as unique, but certainly
many of my fellow
Gippslanders might
consider me different.
Im a country girl, but Im
vegan, which means I
dont use or consume any
animal products. That
also compels me to be
very particular about what
activities I engage in and
which charities I donate
money to. Ive been vegan
for about twelve years
now.
I guess many people
would feel that was a
contradiction of sorts.
There is an assumption
that country folks are quite
comfortable killing and
eating animals and once
upon a time I certainly
was that person. When
I was younger, homeslaughtering was a regular
event: cattle, sheep, pigs
and poultry and not
many people know this
about me, but in my late
teens my hobbies included
leatherwork and hide
tanning, rabbit shooting
and rodeo riding. So
choosing to be vegan was
a significant change of
with people who not only

eat animals, but also farm
them, and slaughter them.
People can get incredibly
defensive when they
feel like they are being
judged and this can
cause animosity, which is
unpleasant for everybody.
lifestyle for me.

I guess in the end my
love of animals was the
driving force that enabled
me to change my habits.
The transition began in
my early twenties, when
I stopped eating meat
and you can believe me
when I tell you that at that
time I had no intention
of ever becoming vegan.
But as the years went by
I educated myself about
the reality of the practices
that had to take place in
order to produce certain
animal-based products.
I read books, I watched
documentaries, and I had
in depth conversations
with some intelligent
people. Eventually I
decided that to live a life of
integrity I had to align my
heart with my values, (and
it was a painful process
to open my heart), but
Ive never looked back.
Im healthier now, both
physically and emotionally,
than Ive ever been.
I initially thought I was the
only vegan in my area,
but Ive discovered there
are lots of us! And I guess
I shouldnt be surprised
by that. Country people
often build up special
bonds with the animals
they interact with, and
it is the honouring of
those connections which
eventually drives people
to change. From talking
to like-minded others I
can see that although

everyones journey is
different, the end result is
always about embracing
our relationships with
animals. Its about
minimising the negative
impacts that we have on
our fellow beings and on
our planet.
I started a project a couple
of years ago which invited
other vegan country folks
to tell their stories and
not everyone wants to
speak about their journey
in a public forum but the
project has progressed
into a website called Rural
Vegans, and a few of the
vegan country folks in
my network have made
their stories public on that
website. There are lots of
country people currently
in transition toward
a healthier and more
compassionate lifestyle,
and I think its important
for them to know that
they are not alone in their
experiences.
Choosing to be vegan in
a small country town can
be a challenge. When
I removed myself from
the cycles of animal
production I was aware
that some of my friends
and neighbours were
offended by my choices
because they felt it was a
personal criticism against
them and the way they
live their lives. Obviously, I
am interacting all the time
The Rural Vegans project

has two main goals: Firstly
it is about supporting
new vegans in rural and
regional areas, hopefully
lessening the sense of
isolation they may be
feeling, and secondly it
is about bridging the gap
between vegans and nonvegans in country areas,
opening up some dialogue
with farmers and other
rural neighbours so that
local relationships dont
break down.
Country towns are great
places to live, but change
happens slowly, and lots of
people are wary of things
they dont understand.
The profiles on the
website will help others
in a farming community
understand why someone
from an animal-agriculture
background might
suddenly choose to live a
vegan lifestyle.
The Vegan community is
growing. Some friends and
I have recently initiated
the West Gippsland
Vegan Group so that local
vegans can catch up with
others who are on their
wavelength. We try and
meet once a month, and
sometimes its just an
excuse to eat mountains of
vegan food. I think most of
us are shameless foodies!
Theres an ongoing joke
that vegans only eat grass
and twigs but the truth is
that but becoming vegan
takes the experience of
food enjoyment to a whole
new level.
Somebody recently
discovered that chickpea
water, now universally
known as aqua faba,
can be whipped up into
an amazing meringue
for desserts. So the
current trends in vegan
baking include traditional
favourites like pavlova and
lemon meringue pie.
It used to be quite a
challenge dining out, but
its getting easier all the
time. My local pubs and
cafs are pretty good at
catering to people who
dont eat animal products,
particularly if you let them
know youre coming
beforehand. Theyre
always eager to please
and very accommodating.
As for the practical things
I use in my everyday life,
(like gloves and boots),
a lot of local grain stores

carry good quality nonleather gloves which
offer protection when
handling fencing wire or
firewood. And if I cant
find something locally I
can usually find it on the
internet and arrange to
have it posted to me. For
instance, a few years
ago I found a great pair
of steel-capped work
boots on eBay, made by a
cobbler in Melbourne who
uses microfibre instead of
leather. These boots are
of exceptional quality, they
are so comfortable and
incredibly tough.
On our small property
we have a wide range of
species in our care: goats,
sheep, alpacas, and many
others. My childhood pony
is still with us too, and he
is turning 36 in September.
The current headcount on
our property is 50 animals,
but more than half of those
are hens. Most of our
animals are rescues, some
are retirees, and one is
with us in temporary foster
care. They are a funny
bunch of personalities and
they enrich our family life
in a multitude of ways!
To unwind I play the
guitar! And Im not a
great musician, but I am
a passionate songwriter.
Music is a valuable
therapeutic outlet for me.
I also enjoy photography
animals, flowers,
landscapes, rural imagery
and historical architecture
but just as a hobby. I
still spend a bit of time
studying each week for my
job, but then I counteract
that with my adult
colouring books, (which
I know some people find
very amusing, but its a
very relaxing activity which
doesnt require much
effort).
Anyone interested in
networking with other
local vegans can contact
the West Gippsland
Vegan Group by emailing:
vegangroup@dodo.com.
au
The Rural Vegans website
can be found at: www.
ruralvegans.info
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Winter in the Vegetable Garden

Now is the time you
can start to prepare for
your vegetable garden
for spring plantings.
Depending where you
live, this planting could
start as early as Mid
September right through
to Mid November.
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you can do this twice
but then need to rest the
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Ensure that wind
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This could be shrubs or
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soil and plants out. Also
wind may cause some
damage to flower, fruit
and leaf production.
Planting should occur
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Ideally when the average
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The removal of all weeds
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Except for the really nasty
ones like Couch, Oxalis,
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Add any available worm
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Mix all these in with
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mixed and the soil clumps
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this is done check the soil
pH. This should be 6.5 for
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Allow the bed to sit for
three weeks and then dig
the whole garden over
again. Allow to sit for
another three weeks and
then prepare to plant.
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Pets
Versatile cockatiel has wide appeal
The Cockatiel
(nymphicus hollandicus)
comes in a multitude of
different colours these
days, is easily affordable,
and, once tame from
being hand reared
makes an adorable and
devoted pet. Relishing
attention and human
companionship both
sexes can be taught to
say a number of short
sentences and phrases.
This Aussie is often
considered the connecting
link between Cockatoos
and other species of
parrots. The Cockatiel is
often a bird owners first
purchase up the ladder
of the parrot family after
owning a Budgie. It is fast
becoming the nations
favourite pet and aviary
bird. Hand reared birds
make the most wonderful
pets and become quite
devoted to their owners.
Breeding birds are usually
eager to go to nest and
adapt well to aviary life.
Cockatiels are sweet docile
birds and should never
be housed with larger or
more aggressive species.
Even Budgies or some
of the more aggressive
finches can monopolise

feed bowls and harass
cockatiels especially during
the breeding season.
Cockatiels as with other

parrots fly back and forth
not up and down like
helicopters therefore they
should be housed in cages
or aviaries that are longer
rather than taller and round
cages are a real no-no and
this goes for all parrots like
species who absolutely hate
this type of cage, they need
space to spread their wings
and move around freely a
round and tall skinny cage
does not allow this.
Cages housing pet birds
should be positioned away
from direct draughts ~~ this
includes heaters, windows,
and air conditioners, your
pet birds cage should never
to near the kitchen area of
the home as cooking fumes
can be harmful to or even
kill your pet. House hold
pets and small children
should also not be left
alone with your bird even if
it is as you consider safely
in its cage as accidents
do happen and you risk
cages getting knocked over
or doors opened. If you
choose to cover your birds

cage at night that is fine
but if you start to do this
you must continue to do so
as your bird will become
to depend on this as it
provides security and also
warmth on cold nights.
Perches should be of
varying thicknesses which
helps with exercising the
feet, natural perches of
such things as eucalyptus,
willow, or tea tree are ideal
dowel perches as supplied
in commercial cages
should not be used nor
should horrible things like
sand paper perches which
are claimed to help with
nail length, in reality all they
do is cause abrasion sores
on your birds feet image
yourself constantly walking
on sand paper or small
pebbles !! not the most
comfortable neither is it for
your bird. Take care where
food and water containers
are positioned never under
perches where they can be
fouled with bird droppings at
perch height is best where
the bird can have easy
access.
habits when very young so

it is essential to introduce a
variety of foods right away.
A good quality seed mix
with lots of small seeds
such as millets and canary
seed with about 10% of
grey striped sunflower is
ideal. Added to this they
should have some type of
leafy green food daily such
as dandelion, spinach,
broccoli, silverbeet, endive
or milk thistle. Iceberg
lettuce is not recommended
as it is 90% water and has
minimal nutritional value.
Other variety foods that

pet cockatiels enjoy are
milk arrowroot biscuits,
spray millet and a slice of
toasted wholemeal bread
occasionally. They are
not great fruit eaters but
some will nibble on a slice
of apple, corn on the cob,
grapes or some grated
carrot.
Hazards in the home that
you need to be aware of for
a free flying bird are such
things as indoor plants that
they may nibble on and
many are toxic, electric

wiring, overhead cooling
fans, open toilet bowls,
windows without any form
of curtaining (birds see a
pane of glass as a clear
space).cooking fumes,
overheated Teflon products
and pans of hot/boiling
water. It is essential for
the safety of your bird that
these issues are addressed
and no bird is left flying free
unsupervised.
Enjoy your bird.
Story and photo by Joy Pym
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AUGUST 2016
Cars
Brooklands Classic Cars. Visit Today.

Situated in a relaxed
pocket of seaside
Melbourne suburb
Sandringham,
Brooklands Classic Cars
has been a haven for
classic car enthusiasts
for 10 years. Adam Davis
had the chance to chat
with company owner,
Paul Sabine.
Its funny how all stress
seems to fade away from
the mind when one who
has a passion for classic
automobiles pulls up
outside Brooklands. Take
a wander through the wellpresented sales area and
drink it all in, the shapes
and atmosphere of an
era passed coming to the
forefront. Your imagination
picks for you a different
story as you admire each
model. Aston Martin,
Maserati, Ferrari, Porsche,
Jaguar, they are all here,
ready to be savoured for
those with the will and the
way. After several minutes
of daydreaming, I look up
and notice that owner of
the family-run affair Paul
Sabine is in the office, and
he beckons me into his
office to so talk about his
business.
Paul Sabine is vastly
experienced in the
automotive world, helping
to start the Mercedes
Benz car club of Victoria

in the early 70s after
being part of the MG car
club and enjoying their
motoring events, at one
stage holding the record
at the Morwell hill climb.
The Aston Martin Owners
Club also appealed, and
he quickly moved up
through the ranks there,
becoming the Australian
representative on the
AMOC Committee of
Management (UK). He
created Tickford car sales
in 1979, Astons being
his main business, also
running the Melbourne
Classic Car Show between
1985 and 1989. As auction
director role with Shannons
Paul was instrumental in
developing the Grand Prix
Auction when the Formula
1 circus moved to Albert
Park. Finally, he branched
out with former business
partner Murray Richards
to establish Brooklands in
1996.
The main thrust of
Brooklands continues to be
Aston Martin sales, along
with the extensive parts
division specialising in the
British marque. Talking
with Paul, you realise that
Astons are more than a
way of life for him- they
are clearly a passion. His
previous business, Tickford
sales, was established in
1979 primarily as an Aston

sales exercise, and when
I ask him which car he
most regrets selling, he
assumes a look that says
as much as his words.
The unequivocal reply is
The DB4 GT. Sold in
1989, and a misty green in
colour, a photo sits proudly
on the wall of his office.
From a clients perspective,
dealing in classics is done
at a more relaxed pace.
This is unlike a lot of new
car dealerships, where
eager salesman can cause
potential buyers to lose
interest in their quest to
meet a quota. In this light,
Paul sees himself as a
provider of information
and stock rather than
a salesman. The cars
character generally does
a lot of the talking for
itself, and the buyers are
generally enthusiasts
who have some idea of
what they want. Pauls
experience allows him
to compliment the cars
character by providing
the extra information the
enthusiast may require. It
is a method that makes the
process much more inviting
to the client.
We step out of the office
to peruse the current
stock. Sharing space
with the usual Astons are
an eclectic selection of
Gran Turismo (in the true
sense of the phrase, we
arent talking Playstation
here!) and touring cars.
Asked about his current
stars, Paul ponders for
a moment, then states
that they are all stars in
their own way. He feels
that each classic has its
own special appeal to its
own audience. Warming
to the subject, Paul then
cites the 1965 white Alfa
2600 coupe, the 1966 red
Corvette Stingray and the
1973 E-Type Jag roadster
specifically, which sums
up the wonderful diversity
of cars available at
Brooklands.
rather not have to sell up

or take the car off the road.
As long as it is done with
empathy, then it is fine.
Continuing the tour, I note

a white Maserati Mistral
with a Ford V8 snuggled
under the bonnet. Long
knowing that conversions
such as these are a source
of constant debate among
purists, I ask Paul what his
thoughts are.
A lot of the classics

currently in Australia are
cars that have had a
restoration done a few
years ago, but can be
bought and enjoyed now,
and this is the market that
Paul garners most of his
sales from. American cars
are increasingly seen in
the sales area, and some
Mustangs are arriving soon
for restoration work. It is
also clear in chatting with
Paul that he has a passion
for the brutish V8s; When
the racing Astons I drove
got too expensive to
keep competitive my son
Cameron wanted me to
get a V8 he says with a
I dont have a problem

with it, provided it is
done right, is his quick
response. One has to
consider that many of
these types of cars would
be off the road completely
if this was not an option.
Not everyone can afford
the cost of a Ferrari or
Maserati rebuild and would
When asked about the

company and its future,
Paul feels that it will simply
be a case of more of the
same. There will always
be a market for quality
classics, and supply
in Australia is scarce.
Brooklands will gradually
introduce newer cars
as time goes by, but he
believes that introducing
these into the business
wont happen for a while,
A lot of ugly cars were
made between 19751985! is his opinion.
grin. Anyone who was at

Phillip Island for the recent
classic event had the
chance to witness Paul in
his 427ci Vette pounding
down the main straight to
victory in his category. He
also plans to take it up to
Historic Winton, the big
block surely less suited to
the twists of the North East
Victorian race track than
the sweeps of the Island.
Will Paul get it to the front?
Come up on 27-28 May
and find out!
I concluded my time at
Brooklands with another
sweep of the stock, to
re-ignite the imagination
in preparation for the drive
home in my modern car.
How the visit made me
wish for wire wheels, a
snarling engine and a real
leather interior, I am sure
you will understand.
Thanks to Paul Sabine
for taking the time to talk
with us. More information
on Brooklands, including
a current stock listing, can
be obtained by visiting their
excellent website- www.
brooklands.com
- Written
by Adam Davis, Victorian
Historic Racing Register
03 9584 4909
sales@brooklandscc.com
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On Sunday 4 September,
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10th annual Fathers
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show is set in Moes Old
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Lumley Special Vehicles.
There is something for
everybody, market stalls,
dodgem cars, show cars,
hot rods and more.
The gate opens for all

entrants at 6am, for
spectators gates open at
10am.
Presentations will be at
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The Custom and Classic

Car Club was formed 9
years ago with the main
aim of being a family
orientated car club, and
currently we boast almost
70 members. All our
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Bass Coast
Churchill Island Market
4th Saturday of the Month
8:00am 1:00pm
Churchill Island Phillip
Island
0439 364 760
Cowes Island Craft

Market
2nd Saturday of the Month

9:00am 2:00pm
102 Thompson Ave
Cowes
0412 710 216
Cowes Market on
Chapel
4 Saturday of the Month

8:30am 2:00pm
Chapel St Cowes
0428 603 043
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Grantville Market
Markets
Jindivick Country
Market
1st Saturday of the Month

9:00am 12:00pm
1070 Jacksons Track
Jindivick
(03) 5628 5227
Longwarry Fire Brigade

Market
1st Sunday of the Month

8:00am 1:00pm
Longwarry Fire Station,
Bennet St. Longwarry
0419 158 946
Noojee Station Market

4 Sunday of the Month
8:00am 2:00pm
15 School Rd. Noojee
0419 380 997
th
Rokeby Community
Market
4th Sunday of the Month

8:00am 2:00pm
Bass Hwy Grantville
(03) 5997 6221

8:00am 1:00pm
Rokeby Reserve, Brandy
Creek Rd Rokeby
(03) 5626 8523
Inverloch Community
Farmers Market
Warragul Farmers
Market
Last Sunday of the Month

8:00am 1:00pm
The Glade, The Esplanade
Inverloch
0417 370 488

8:30am 1:00pm
Civic Park, Smith St
Warragul
0425 259 177 or 0435 757 047
Inverloch Farmers
Market
Warragul Winter Arts

Market
rd
3rd Sunday of the Month

8:00am 1:00pm
Inverloch
0439 364 760
3rd Saturday of the Month

9:00am 1:00pm
West Gippsland Arts Centre,
1 Civic Pl Warragul
(03) 5624 2456
Kongwak Market
Yarragon Community
Craft & Produce Market
Every Sunday
10:00am 3:00pm
Korumburra Wonthaggi Rd
Kongwak
0417 142 478
San Remo Cuppa and

Chat Market
2nd Friday and Saturday of

the Month
Friday 9:00am 1:00pm
Saturday 9:00am 12:00pm
Marine Pde San Remo
(03) 5678 5386
Wonthaggi Make-it,
Bake-it Market
2nd Sunday of the Month

9:00am 1:00pm
McBride Ave Wonthaggi
0427 587 104
Wonthaggi Rotary
Market

8:00am 1:00pm
Murray St Wonthaggi
(03) 5672 5204
Baw Baw
Algie Hall Market
Saturday 13 August
9.00am 1.00pm
Algie Hall Market
Neerim South
(03) 5628 1234
Drouin Craft and

Produce Market

8:00am 12.30pm
Civic Park, Brynwood Ave
Drouin
0419 428 564

9:00am 1:00pm
Yarragon Public Hall,
Campbell St Yarragon
03 5634 2209
East Gippsland
Bairnsdale Makers
Market
Saturday 3 September
9:00am 1:00pm
Boucher Hall, Bairnsdale
Secondary College
Corner McKean & Wallace
Sts - Bairnsdale
0490 341 053
Bairnsdale Uniting
Church Car & Boot
Market

8.30am 11:00am
Lanes Rd Lucknow
Bairnsdale (Howitt
Park) Market

Howitt Park Bairnsdale
0432 602 007
Bruthen Community
Market

9:00am 1:00pm
Mechanics Hall, Main St
Bruthen
(03) 5157 5665
Eagle Point Card Table

Market

9:00am 1:00pm
Eagle Point Community
Hall, 41 School Rd
Eagle Point
0407 276 567
8:00am 12:00pm
The VRI Hall, Queens Pde
Traralgon
0419 568 772
8:00am 1:00pm
The Glade Inverloch
0448 327 673

8:00am 12:00pm
Secondary College Oval,
McKean St Bairnsdale
0419 890 139
Gippsland Makers
Market

9:00am 1:00pm
Public Hall, Cruickshanks
Rd Jumbunna
(03) 5657 3241
Howitt Park Market
Latrobe Country Market
East Gippsland
Farmers Market

8:30am 2:00pm
Howitt Park Lucknow
0432 602 007
Lakes Surf Club Market

9:00am 1:00pm
Foreshore Rotunda, Cnr
Esplanade & Myer St
Lakes Entrance
0407 098 805
Mallacoota Artisans
Market

8:00am 12:00pm
Maurice Ave. Mallacoota
0467 856 236
Metung Farmers Market

8:00am 12.30pm
Village Green, 50 Metung
Rd Metung
0459 233 684
Omeo Local Produce

Market

9.00am 2.00pm
Colonial Gardens, Day Ave
Omeo
(03) 5159 1388
Omeo Region High

Country Market

9.00am 1.00pm
Omeo Courthouse Gardens,
Great Alpine Rd Omeo
(03) 5159 1388
nd
Paynesville Farmers
Market

8am 12pm
55 Raymond St Paynesville
Paynesville Lions Club

Market

8:30am 1pm
Gilsenan Reserve,
Raymond St Paynesville
0400 327 526
Latrobe
Callignee Community
Market

8:00am 1:00pm
Callignee Hall Reserve
Callignee
Sunday 14 August
Dahlsens, 335 Princes
Highway Traralgon
Every Sunday
8.30am 1.30pm
Latrobe Rd Morwell
0449 294 453
Moe Neighbourhood
House Market Day
Saturday 27 August
8.00am
Moe Neighbourhood House,
1 - 11 James Street Moe
5126 3123
Old Gippstown Market

9:00am 2:00pm
211 Lloyd St Moe
REH Cork Club Craft

Market

Kay St. Gardens Traralgon
0487 342 675
nd
The Makers Market

10:00am
1216 Ellen St Morwell
0422 869 268
Traralgon Farmers
Market

8:00am 1:00pm
Kay St Gardens Traralgon
0409 232 715
Yallourn North Winter

Market
Sunday 7th August 2016

10.00am
Monash Hall, Reserve Street
Yallourn North
0417 058 014
South Gippsland
Coal Creek Farmers
Market

8:00am 1:00pm
12 Silkstone Rd
Korumburra
0459 629 000
Coal Creek Craft Market

9:00am 2:00pm
Coal Creek Community
Park & Museum, South
Gippsland Hwy
Korumburra
(03) 5655 1811
Foster Farmers Market

8:30am 1:30pm
1 Balfour Pl Churchill

8:00am 12:00pm
Foster War Memorial Arts
Centre
79 Main St Foster
0407 809 509
50 Mile Farmers Market

Morwell
Inverloch Farmers
Market
rd
Churchill Community
Market

8:00am 1:00pm
Tarwin St Morwell
0400 341 027
50 Mile Farmers Market

Traralgon

8:00am 1:00pm
Inverloch
(03) 5664 0096
Inverloch Community
Farmers Market
Last Sunday of the Month
Jumbunna Bush Market
Koonwarra Farmers
Market

8:00am 12.30pm
Memorial Park Koonwarra
0408 619 182
Koowee Community
Market

8:00am 1.30pm
Cochrane Park, Cr Rossiter
Rd & Sybella Ave
Koo Wee Rup
0418 289 847
Lions Den Market

8:00am 1:00pm
Vi-Plus Factory, Cnr Jetty
Rd & Harriott St Toora
(03) 5686 2103
Jeff Unthank
Loch Lions Village

Market

9.00am 1.00pm
Railway Siding Loch
0418 500 520
Meeniyan Mid Week

Market
3rd Thursday of the Month

10:00am 2:00pm
Whitelaw St Meeniyan
0402 995 063
Mirboo North Market
Last Saturday of the Month

8:00am 2:00pm
Baromi Park, 49 Ridgeway
St Mirboo North
(03) 5668 1688
Toora Primary School

Variety Market

inconjuction with the Lions
Den Market
8:00am 1:00pm
Harriott St Toora
0459 058 243
Wellington
Briagolong Winter
Makers and
Collectables
Sunday 12 June
8:00am 2:00pm
Cnr Avon St and Forbes St Briagolong
Heyfield Market

From 8:00am
John Greaves Memorial
Park, Temple St Heyfield
(03) 5148 3408
Maffra Variety &

Farmers Market

9:00am 1:00pm
Johnson St Maffra
0419 869 114
Port Albert Market

10:00am 1:00pm
Port Albert Hall, Victoria St
Port Albert
0437 247 242
Rosedale Community
Market

7:30am 1:30pm
Prince Street Reserve
Rosedale
(03) 5199 2709
Sale Sunday Charity

Variety Market

7:00am 1:00pm
Thompson River Canal
Reserve Sale
(03) 5144 1258
Sale Producers Market

8:00am 1:00pm
Sale Showgrounds,
2 Sale-Maffra Rd Sale
0427 456 477
Stratford Sunday
Market

9:00am 1;00pm
McMillan St Stratford
0419 869 114
Yarram Courthouse
Garden Home Produce
Market
Every Friday
10:00am 1:00pm
Courthouse Garden
Stall Holders WelcomeFree
BYO - Home produce to sell
(Eggs, honey, fruit,
vegetables, plants)
table, chair, umbrella for
shade etc
Cost Donation to
Mirridong Services Inc
For more Information
phone Courthouse
Information Centre
(03) 5182 6553 or
0428 825 503
Yarram Regent Theatre

Market
8:00am 1:00pm
Commercial Rd Yarram
0429 999 707
Yarram Variety Market

8:00am 1:00pm
Scout/Guide Hall, Cnr
Commercial & Church Rds
Yarram
0419 362 083
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