THE QUEENSCLIFF AND POINT LONSDALE NEWS Published monthly on the first Wednesday and available in Queenscliff, OCTOBER, 2013 Phone: 5258 4828, e-mail: [email protected] Point Lonsdale, Ocean Grove and the Queenscliff/Sorrento Ferry. Circulation 5000 – Number 167 – FREE Website: www.queenscliffeherald.com.au Protesters arrested for breaching gate at Swan Island Military Base Around 50 protesters blockaded the military spending," she said. “The only entrance to Swan Island and a group's aim is to disrupt Australia's nearby wharf and jetty preventing base involvement in US dirty wars by seeking staff being ferried to the island by boat to disrupt Swan Island military base”. and entrance to the golf club was halted Sunday 23 September began a week for the week. Fifteen protesters were of activities in Queenscliff as people arrested for breaching a security gate concerned about militarism continued near the Swan Island military base and their disruption of Swan Island military interviewed by police for trespassing base. Events included Peace Walks on Commonwealth land. through Queenscliff from Princess Park The protesters, locals and some from to Bridge Road, a candlelight lantern interstate, are members of the Swan vigil at Bridge Road, planting two olive Island Peace Convergence that include trees and non-violent disruptions to the Ginger and Tonic who are appearing at this year’s festival professionals, clergy, students and military base. Several of the group have former military personnel. visited Afghanistan and met with the Group spokeswoman Sarah Hath- Afghan Peace Volunteers who spoke via away says they are protesting against a link up during the week. Australia's involvement in the war in Simon Reeves from Geelong said, Afghanistan at the home base for the "Australia's alliance with the US has Australian SAS. "We are deeply con- dragged us into two disastrous wars in cerned about Defence Minister David the last decade and is threatening to Johnston's comments encouraging bring us into Syria too. The Australian Australian involvement in wars of Government has committed SAS troops aggression in the Middle East and Asia, in Afghanistan for another decade, but and the new Government's boost to we should bring our troops home." Peace activists managed to open the gates to Swan Island at 7am on Wednesday 25 September. Queenscliff Music Festival 22-23-24 November Emerging Artist Grant Recipients Announced First up is young Indigenous for being one the most exciting blues All these artists will be on stage this musician Yirrmal Marika, who has boogy bands in the country with roots year and in years to come you'll be able Carlo Santone's (Blue King Brown) firmly placed in their own blown-out, to boast that you saw them at the QMF personal tick of approval for the music distorted brand of soulful RnB. $4,000 when they were starting out. he has written in collaboration with towards recording, mixing, mastering The Grant supports local musicians Aboriginal family members about his and marketing of their debut LP (in the regions of Geelong, Barwon culture, the land, and his connection Last but not least is Geelong's South West and the Bellarine Pen- to the land. beloved rotating roster of young ladies, insula) early in their career, in accord His $5000 grant is for a mentoring the Sweethearts, who play gritty soul with the festival's mission of Ex- project between established musicians, under director Ross Lipson. The cellence, Discovery and Community. It create at least six original songs Sweetheartso are the subject of an ABC is open to artists in their early career enabling him to perform a full set of 13 part documentary series, Heart and and based on artistic merit and pot- original material to audiences locally Soul, which follows the girls through a ential for sustainability beyond the and within regional Victoria. year leading up to a tumultuous and funding period - there is no age limit! From the Surf Coast it's The triumphant tour of Europe. $1000 for Queenscliff Music Festival - Murlocs whose 2012 'Tee Pee' EP made developing new music, provide ex- Princess Park Queenscliff, Bellarine Triple J rotation and saw them open for posure to larger audiences, and Peninsula Victoria. The Oh Sees, Gary Clarke Jr, Wavves ultimately develop their own careers in For more information, buy tickets Yirrmal Marika and the Yolngu boys will be on stage at the 2013 QMF. and others, earning them a reputation the creative industries. and artist info visit www.qmf.net.au

Butcher Liquor Provedore Greengrocer 63 Hesse St, Queenscliff Phone: 5258 4744 Open every day 9am - 6pm Page 2 – Queenscliffe Herald, October 2013 THE STONE HOUSE Keepsake Mayor's c1865 QUEENSCLIFF Cook Book The Keepsake Cook Book is an initiative of the Column Superior Holiday House Queenscliff Lonsdale Business and Tourism Group to celebrate the Borough of Queenscliff's Shop locally and Tracey and Steve's Mobile Farm. Accommodates up to 8 persons 150th Anniversary. Chair Jenni Limb, vice chair Start saving for a full day of shopping Bring your little ones along to the Inter- Jen Carroll, members Rennie Moore, Jennie on Saturday 19 October active Children's Concert from 11am-1pm Contact 03 5258 3343 Graham, Tracey Otter and others put their At this early stage over 40 local traders Thursday 24 October at the Queenscliff ingredients in, mixed it up a little and let it simmer will be offering sales, special deals, value- Town Hall. Entry is free. a while making it a recipe for success. added products, clearance tables and one- Garage Sale Trail The cook book includes recipes from practically off experiences as part of a coordinated For those keen to have a spring clean every eatery in town, locals, visitors and VIPs like event to showcase the variety and quality out, bundle up your items and organise a Guy Grossi (Tagliarini con Sugo di Calamari) and of local shopping. The special offers will Garage Sale as part of the Australia-wide Gabriel Gate (Apricot Cake). "I fell in love with be spread across the day at all three local Garage Sale Trail Saturday 26 October. shopping precincts. Queenscliff on my first visit more than 30 years ago Register your sale now at www.garage Point Lonsdale Village: 10am-11.30am when I stayed at the Ozone hotel with my family," saletrail.com.au then download the app Hesse and Hobson Streets, Queenscliff: Queenscliff Football & Netball Club Inc. said Gabriel. "I love the stunning coastline where I from iTunes or Google Play to upload 12pm-1.30pm often walk, swim and play. The natural beauty of images to your Sale page. If you're in the Annual General Meeting Queenscliff Harbour: 2pm-3.30pm. market for a bargain and a great day out, Queenscliff is outstanding and I feel very lucky to Offers will be provided from retailers, book another day of shopping in October Thursday October 10th 2013 have a house in this little paradise." cafés, restaurants and other service and follow the Garage Sale Trail around Another VIP recipe was made by Matt Moran on 7pm at Clubrooms providers. On the day, a new Retail Trail the Borough of Queenscliffe. You can the Queenscliff pier for his Foxtel show 'From For further information please contact brochure will be available from partici- plan your day by creating a Treasure Trail Paddock to Plate'. Locals like Rennie Moore with Jenny Burnside pating businesses and the Queenscliffe at www.garagesaletrail.com.au It will be Crack a Tinnie Casserole, Blake Limb with Rogos [email protected] 0422707965 Visitor Information Centre. one big day of buying, selling and old Steaming Abs, Pete Carroll with the Vic Tavern's This event is being held as part of the school social networking! Hot and Spicy Spaghetti, Mark Rogerson with state-wide campaign 'Support Small A case of history repeating chocolate zucchini cake from Pasquini's and Bill Business Day' and is in partnership with I can't say it often enough: "Congrat- Queenscliff Post Office Comerford with Peg's desserts. A feast you'll be able the Victorian Government. So…support ulations Coutas!" The Coutas senior to recreate from the cook book. our Borough businesses and shop locally football team are once again the reigning Launch of Keepsake Cook Book for special offers. premiers of the Bellarine Football League, PASSPORT PHOTO Taste test some of the recipes at the Esplanade Celebrate being 'senior' winning the grand final against the Hotel on Thursday 17 October 6-7.30pm. Drinks at This is a great time to be 'senior' with a Drysdale Hawks to make it three years in AND LODGEMENT bar prices. range of events during October as part of a row. Congratulations to all the players, RSVP: 12 October for catering purposes to the Victorian Seniors Festival. Join in the club officials and volunteers. No appointment needed Rennie Moore 5258 4171 Jenny Graham 0488 584 fun with theatre performances and heri- Other premierships were won by our 375 or [email protected] tage tours, information sessions, discoun- U14 footballers, U19 netballers and U13 between 11.30am - 5.00pm Book signing by the local restaurants, cafes and ted museum entry and social get togethers. (1) netballers. Overall it was a great year chefs with special recipes in this 150th celebration of All the events are listed on Council's web- for the Queenscliff Football and Netball taste of Queenscliff. site www.queenscliffe .vic.gov.au or pick Club. Well done! PHONE: 03 5258 4219 up an event brochure from Council offices Cup holiday or the Queenscliffe Visitor Information. Please note that Council offices will be Win a Double Pass to the Toast Celebrating our young ones OPEN on Geelong Cup Day, Wednesday to the Coast valued at $80 At the other end of the spectrum, it's 23 October. The offices will be CLOSED Write the answer to the question below on the National Children's Week from 19-27 on the Melbourne Cup public holiday, back of an envelope and your contact details and October. The Borough is Queenscliffe is Tuesday 5 November. send it to: The Editor, Queenscliffe Herald, 31 hosting a special Interactive Children's Upcoming Council meetings Hobson Street, Queenscliff 3225. Concert for our little ones featuring The next Ordinary Meeting of Council How many years has Toast to the Coast been musical entertainment with Willow Star, a will be on Wednesday 30 October, 7pm at showcasing the regions wines? CFA truck, face painting, badge making the Queenscliff Town Hall. All welcome. FAMILY LAW FIRST CONSULTATION FREE Saturdays and After Hours Published by Swansong Publishing by Appointment 31 Hobson Street, Queenscliff 3225 EXPERT ADVICE ON Phone: 5258 4828 Residence or Email: [email protected] Contact with your children Web: www.queenscliffeherald.com.au Divorce and property settlements Editor: Carmel Murphy Grandparent contact Printers: Newsprinters Pty. Ltd. Shepparton De-facto and same sex relationships Average Monthly Circulation: 5000 Intervention orders Copyright; Swansong Publishing 2013 “The help you need, when you need it most” ISSN: 1443-5071 MICHAEL FALTERMAIER LAWYERS READERS PLEASE NOTE The next edition will be published on: FAMILY LAW EXPERTS Wednesday October 30, 2013 Copy deadlines one week prior: (03) 5224 1130 Wednesday October 23. Suite 13, 23-31 GHERINGHAP ST. GEELONG Queenscliffe Herald, October 2013 – Page 3 ‘Team 19 in Vietnam: An Australian Soldier at War' One man's devotion to duty Vietnam. This highly mobile shield David Millie graduated from the kept the North Vietnamese Army at Bellarine Seniors Expo Royal Military College, Duntroon in bay, mainly across the borders. 1959 and served in infantry, aviation Concurrently, South Vietnamese Ter- and training units prior to service in ritorial Forces were engaged in pro- Planning for Ageing Vietnam with the Australian Army viding protection to hamlets and key Training Team Vietnam in 1968- installations in cooperation with Planning to stay healthy? There fitness, family relationships and 1969. For much of this time he was police. are many services and resources de- funeral arrangements. allocated for duty with U.S. Army During the period from 1968, signed for older adults to maintain Niki, through the service providing Advisory Team 19 in Quang Tri fourteen Australian Army warrant their health and wellness and keep funeral planning and life celebrations, province, the northernmost province officers served in U.S. Army advisory community connections while doing finds many people are more willing to of South Vietnam. teams with Vietnamese military units. so. plan ahead for their own funerals and David's service was subsequently Advisors at the district and province Life has many transitional stages seek support and control at these im- recognised with the award of an MBE level in Team 19 provided the oil and and moving into ageing is a big one. portant life moments. Frances pro- (Member of the Military Division of the glue to help strengthen govern- Planning early, talking, gathering vides a service supporting family the Order of the British Empire) 'In ment agencies in the province. resources and sharing ideas helps members to discuss transitional stages recognition of his professional Forty-five years in the making! David with Occasional mortar attacks and raids people prepare for many healthy such as retirement or aged care, and competence and devotion to duty' as his original diary and the final draft of his on local outposts reminded the allies years. provides consultancy to aged care an adviser with the Training Team. manuscript 'Team 19 in Vietnam: An that the communist forces had not Geelong Seniors Festival in Seniors services. After returning from Vietnam his Australian Soldier at War' available on given up the resistance. On the cul- Week shines the spotlight on the Crowe Horwath Financial Services postings included aviation unit Amazon www.team19vietnam.com tural front, the ancient philosophies of strengths and challenges of the ageing believe finding good independent command, the Staff College course in Buddhism, Confucianism and Tao- in1968 and the prospects of peace population with an 'expo' to explore financial or legal advice can help England, a Joint Services Staff ism may have been more influential in fuelled hopes of a settlement to the early planning towards ageing. establish goals for future stability. College course in Canberra and a the Vietnamese psyche than those of conflict. But this proved to be a false Niki Hines from Bellarine Bellarine Seniors Expo - Sunday 6 succession of staff appointments in Christianity and communism. policy directorates of the Department hope and the war continued for 'There should be some interest from Memories and Frances McAloon October 1-4pm at the Ocean Grove of Defence. After 31 years of military another four years for the allies. serving military personnel since advice to from Life Span Consultancy, both Senior Citizens Centre, 101 The service he enjoyed a second career as a The allied ground war in Quang indigenous armed forces is a key function from Ocean Grove, met through the Terrace, Ocean Grove. At 2pm key property valuer. Tri province was confined within the of the U. S. military today, and Millie Bellarine Business Women's Net- speakers will provide you with David and his wife Eva came to boundaries of the Republic of (South) provides a window into how this worked in information, resources and services work. They have brought their live in Queenscliff in 1997 and in 2007 Vietnam. As the northernmost prov- an important historical case of this kind of services together to help plan and to help you plan early for the next David began writing the story of his ince, Quang Tri bordered the de- activity.' Reader review - Director Book enhance older people's finances, stage of your life. year in Vietnam basing his narrative militarized zone, forming a gateway Program by the Association of the U.S. primarily on his diary and letters into the South from North Vietnam Army. written during the conflict. The and giving the North Vietnamese "The scope of this memoir is about resulting work: 'Team 19 in Vietnam: Army and the Viet Cong some flexi- the consequences of nations inter- Theft of all-abilities swing An Australian Soldier at War' will be bility in the prosecution of their vening with military force in the published by the University Press of military effort. affairs of South Vietnam, in particular The all-abilities (birds nest) investigating ways to install the Kentucky and has been accepted by Allied combat forces in the in Quang Tri Province. It covers the swing at Princess Park Playground swing to avoid future thefts as similar the Association of the United States province comprised the equivalent of social fabric at the intersection of in Queenscliff has been stolen and is swings have been stolen in the Surf Army (AUSA) for inclusion in their eight regiments/brigades, sufficient to Vietnamese and Western interests and greatly missed by local children and Coast Shire and City of Greater Foreign Military Studies book dominate the local Viet Cong and cultures: relationships, attitudes and families visiting for the school Geelong in recent months. program. This one of the very few keep the North Vietnamese Army on behaviours," said David. holidays. Victoria Police is investigating the books on the Vietnam War written the borders. The concept of Lieutenant Colonel David Millie Given it's a specialised piece of theft. Anyone with information from the perspective of an Australian operations for the allied combat units MBE (Ret'd) has dedicated his book to equipment it will take some time to please contact the Queenscliff Police Army officer serving in a U.S. Army included protection of the populated all those who served and to their source and install a replacement at a Station on 5258 4285 or Crime advisory team. areas, by deployment towards the families: "Allies and enemies both as cost of $2,500. Council officers are Stoppers on 1800 333 000. The Paris peace talks commenced border area of Laos and North they all suffered equally."

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Stories will be judged by The book was compiled on their menu. They carried everything they local writer Justin D'ath. The winning 6,500km bicycle trip along the east needed on their bikes and slept in a story will be published in the coast of Australia, Melbourne to tent with the occasional treat of a November edition of the Queenscliffe Cairns, from March to November cabin if the weather was really bad. Herald. 2012. It's a story about local food and On returning home to Drysdale the • Colouring in categories for ages 3 community gardens, downshifting couple continued to sleep in the tent as to 5 and 6 to 9. and DIY building, sustainability and they found sleeping in a house • Story writing categories for ages self-sufficiency. But mostly it's about restrictive. That will have to change as Gnomes getting a head start in the competition, Rose and Zoe Gallagher aged 5 to 7 and 8 to 12. people. they will soon be settling in Great prizes donated by The Greg and Sophie met some Murundaka, Heidelberg Heights, in a Bookshop at Queenscliff. eccentric and inspiring characters like co-housing community planned, All entries will be displayed at the forest activist Miranda Gibson who owned and managed by the residents News from your local MP church during the Better Gnomes & had been living up a tree for 449 days, who share activities like cooking, Gardens Fair Saturday 2 November. an Australian born Buddhist monk child care, gardening, and governance Well done Coutas! festivals and events to celebrate and So get your gnome hats on (sorry, walking barefoot through Queensland of the community. Congratulations to the Coutas for a share their culture with the wider that's thinking caps) and have a crack at carrying 3 bowls and a blanket and a Changing Gears is an adventure great win against Drysdale in the community. As the Member for this great competition. man in Armadale NSW who has lived that explores an important question Bellarine Football League Grand Bellarine, I encourage eligible groups Entry forms available at the Uniting without electricity for 20 years and for the future: can we be happier with Final. Three premierships in a row is on the Bellarine to consider applying Church, Hesse Street and selected makes his own clothes and tools. They less? Marylou Gilbert of the quite a feat, so well done to the coach for funding under this program. cafes in Queenscliff. interviewed leading figures in the Bookshop at Queenscliff hosted the Tom Limb and all the players on this Eligible events range from Women's environment movement like perma- event and the book is available from most recent premiership cup! and Youth Association groups sharing culture co-originator David Holm- the bookshop. Victorian Seniors Festival in music, dance, fashion and food, to The Festival is held throughout the major public festivals. For more Oxfam Group month of October. For more information, contact my office or visit information on what's happening in www.multicultural.vic.gov.au/grants Annual Dinner Queenscliff and Geelong, visit the Queenscliff Music Festival Friday 18 October 6.30pm Borough of Queenscliff website Volunteers www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au or the The Festival held from November Uniting Church Hall City of Greater Geelong website 22-24 is looking for volunteers. Every Stokes Street Queenscliff www.geelongaustralia.com.au and year about 500 people make a huge Guest speaker Grishma Bista - across the state visit www.seniors contribution to the smooth running of Oxfam Wash Program, online.vic.gov.au or Seniors Infor- this renowned event on the Bellarine. Clean Water Saves Lives. mation Victoria 1300 135 090. Visit the QMF website www.qmf $25pp. BYO drinks. 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ATHELSTANE HOUSE QUEENSCLIFF PLSLSC back to square one A SMALL HOTEL BY THE SEA After nearly four years of work which its clubhouse is situated, with program is one of the most successful Breakfast 7 Days • Dinner Tuesday to Saturday investigating eleven sites by the most clubs leasing their land from in Victoria breeding the next Lunch on Weekends • Functions by appointment Point Lonsdale Surf Lifesaving state or local government. The land is generation of local lifesavers. The Club to find an alternate location valued at $1-$1.5m which we will annual Ripview Swim Classic brings for a new clubhouse, the Borough of now have to raise through our thousands of people and money to $10 off Queenscliffe has closed the door on members, the local community other the local economy. ANY bottle of wine the last site, Ganes Reserve, leaving funding sources. the current site as the only option. Council's decision leaves us no with lunch or dinner Letter to the Editor (valid until 31-10-13) PLSLSC President Michael choice but to develop on our own Doery says Council's decision means land. This will require a significant Preserve the Avenue 4 Hobson St, Queenscliff Ph 5258 1024 www.athelstane.com.au the club will not be able to realise the amount of fundraising as we will not funds from the sale of its land to fund be able to sell our land to fund the of Honour the development of a new clubhouse development. On a positive note, The Monterey Cypress trees that on an alternate site. "Clearly we are with a secure a lease (until 2025) over form the 'Avenue of Honour' along Oaks Day Races & Picnic Lunch very disappointed with Council's the block of land adjacent to our 'The Narrows' are an integral part of decision to turn down our request to land, we have the time and space to Queenscliff's heritage and should be Suma Park Homestead develop a new club facility on the develop on our existing site. retained. As well as being an Thursday 7 November 12.30-4pm Ganes Reserve site. Until recently Club insulted by council treatment important symbol of past sacrifice Ladies Day Council had been supportive of our We are insulted by Borough of their shady, over-arching presence The third day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival is Oaks Day and traditionally known as 'Ladies Day'. endeavours and encouraged consid- Queenscliffe Council's lack of sup- has provided a sense of arrival to Mothers and daughters, aunts and nieces, sisters, friends, men and women can enjoy a eration of the Ganes Reserve site. port on this matter and will be seek- Queenscliff for generations of wonderful picnic hamper on the lawns of historic Suma Park Homestead where you will learn "We are perplexed by Council's ing a meeting with Council to clarify residents and visitors. more about the Homestead's racing connections to 1876 Melbourne Cup, Derby Day and Oaks decision on this matter. The last we why it suddenly shut the door on our If, over the next 25 years, some of Day winner Briseis. heard from Council on the Ganes Ganes Reserve proposal," Mr Doery the trees reach the end of their lives Race Day Program Reserve proposal was that we needed said. they should be incrementally re- * A spot under a shady tree overlooking Swan Bay. to modify the design and size of the The Point Lonsdale Surf Club has placed with the same species. If storm clouds appear the event will be moved on to the historic verandah of the Homestead. proposed facility. We were seeking a been providing an invaluable service We live in a time of ever * Suma Park Fashions On The Field. meeting to clarify the required to the local community and visitors to increasing change and I believe it is * Dress up or just be casual and comfortable - there's room for everyone's taste and style. changes when we heard Council had the area for 66 years. Lifesavers have vital to our spiritual sense of place to * Races of Interest with Sweeps - 1.40pm, 2.20pm, 3.40pm. shut down the proposal all together. rescued around 2,000 people since protect assets such as the Avenue of Point Lonsdale is the only surf the club was formed, including 17 Honour. Lunch Box incl. a bottle of Suma Park wine $75 for two. * Singles $40. * Children $15ea. club in Victoria to own the land on people last season. The Nipper e Barbara Clydesdale Tickets must be pre-purchased by Friday 1 November. Numbers are strictly limited so book early! Oaks Day Picnic at Suma Park Homestead Bookings/Enquiries to Suma Park 5258 3507 or [email protected] Suma Park Homestead ourne Cup in 1876 in a time was built in the 1880s for of 3.36.35. Briseis was prominent stud breeder and ridden by Peter St Albans horse racing entrepreneur just twelve days short of his James Wilson of 'St Al- thirteenth birthday making bans', Whittington. James him the youngest jockey ever loved sport of all kinds to win a Melbourne Cup. captaining Geelong Foot- Briseis went on to crate ball Club from 1879-1882 a record unlikely to be and was club president equalled winning the VRC seven times between 1879 Derby, the Melbourne Cup and 1888. and the VRC Oaks in the Suma Park Homestead on the Bellarine Highway welcomes James owned and space of six days. Both A huge Blues Train thanks to all businesses you to enjoy a picnic lunch, races, fashion and its very trained 'Briseis' a 3 year old Peter St Albans and Briseis interesting racing history. filly that won the Melb- have become racing leg- that gave vouchers to patrons who rode ends with Briseis regarded The Blues Train during August and September – as one of the greatest mares FREE foaled in Australia. you helped to spread the word to our visitors about Need more space? courtesy A race carries her name our great towns of Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale. trailer at the Melbourne Cup car- nival each year, the Briseis ROLLING PIN available Gold Cup at Geelong is named in her honour and CHARLIE NOBLE the Geelong Racing Club has named the Briseis LOMBARDY’S Function Centre after her. Suma Park is hosting an QUEENSCLIFF NEWSAGENCY Oaks Day Picnic Lunch on Thursday 7 November BIG 4 BEACON RESORT 12.30-4pm where you can Thanks also to these businesses who offered enjoy a freshly made picnic lunch hamper for two for Special Stay & Play Packages: $75 including a bottle of * Pt Lonsdale Cottages • Self storage units with pin code entry * BIG4 Beacon Resort Suma Park wine and $40 * Pt Lonsdale Guest House * Athelstane House • All units individually alarmed for a single. * Lonsdale Views * Sunset Cottages • 24 hour video surveillance The Briseis Bar will be open on the day for pur- * Vue Grand Hotel * Springhill House • Only pay for days stored chasing more wine, bub- * Queenscliff Inn * Carisbrook Cottage • 7 day access bles and beer. * Seaview Guest House • Box Shop Tickets are strictly lim- ited and must be pre- and a special mention to the Bellarine Railway, • Boat & caravan storage purchased by Friday 1st without them we’d be going nowhere. www.storeandmore.com.au November from Suma Park 5258 3507 or info@ Hugo T, Chris and all the team at The Blues Train Ocean Grove Industrial Estate (Opposite KYO) 5256 2992 sumapark.com.au Page 6 – Queenscliffe Herald, October 2013

Dear Mrs Agterhuis, As time passed the phones soon The humans became so glued to I found a time machine under the became smarter and faster. They their screens that they forgot how to Young writers shine trampoline and travelled to the 4000's. could be used as calculators and communicate by talking. They missed This text message from Dr Zoidfergen language translators and had many their phones so much at school and as The Rotary Club of Queens- The arguments against: (a researcher of human history) could apps that could make the humans soon as they got home they began cliffe's Frank Mountford Literary 1. Physical exercise would be help you in your decision on whether smarter. The humans, especially texting. Eventually the texting frenzy Competition was established three discouraged because students would to allow phones at school. children, learnt to use their phones for led to the disease that we call today, years ago in memory of former want to play with their mobiles instead TEXT MESSAGE: 5:24pm things at school, instead of spending Textamania. Rotarian and Queenscliff High of running around with friends. TO: WORLD all their time texting, tweeting and Humans predicted that in the School principal Frank Mountford. 2. Mobiles make bullying easy and FROM: DR ZOIDFERGEN Facebooking, they were learning. future there would be living robots, This year students were asked to that is very destructive. Cyber bullying Phones were no longer seen as a and I guess, they're kind of right. We write an essay to their principals is a big problem. Hello World, typing device, they were seen as a tool may not be metal robots with wheels about permitting students to bring 3. Instead of learning students You may have heard the term to learn, to help learn and to help and genius brains but we're robots. mobile phones to school. would spend much time playing 'human' before, these days it's a rare others learn. The human children Robots in that we do the same thing Over forty essays were submitted, games, texting and neglecting their term to come across. They lived began using phones only during every day. Text Text Text. about equal numbers from the two school work. Beeping from phones thousands of years ago, and were school hours and for only helpful If only those teachers had allowed schools Point Lonsdale primary and would be an annoying distraction strange creatures, but very intelligent, things. When teachers banned the phones at school so the children could St Aloysius. As Queenscliff primary "Judging any competition like this inventing fantastic devices such as phones at school, yes, banned the use them for learning and not doesn't have students in grades 5 and 6 is, of course, subjective. A different planes, boats and microwaves, phones! these amazing devices were meaningless texting. they were ineligible to enter. judge may well have chosen different perhaps their most incredible device no longer able to be used for learning Thank you ladies and gentlemen While all the essays from Point essays," said judge Pam Baker a was the phone. This so called 'phone' and were only used for…texting. for reading my text!!! Lonsdale urged their principal to former English teacher and CAE tutor was a device which allowed humans Yes audience, grab a tissue. Dr Zoidfergen allow students to bring mobile phones and an award-winning writer living in to communicate, speak, play and It was a sad time in human history, Mrs Agterhuis, I hope you have to school several from St Aloysius Queenscliff. "It was difficult to choose listen to each other. Amazing isn't? It's the year phones were completely now realised that our future depends were not in favour making an the winners because there were many such a shame we no longer have this banned from schools. The year on this decision, which is in your interesting contrast. good essays. I awarded first prize to ability to talk, now we can only type children stopped using their phones hands. Please allow phones at school. The arguments for mobiles being used at the only essay that showed a very and write. It is such a shame the for learning and instead started Maya Richards school: original, imaginative approach. The teachers banned phones at school. nonstop texting, Facebooking frenzy. Point Lonsdale Primary 1. They are useful for learning for second prize and the encouragement example they have applications like awards went to well written, carefully dictionaries, calculators and atlases as presented arguments." Ease Shoulder Discomfort - Friday well as access to the internet for wider 1st Prize: Maya Richards (Pt Neighbourhood 25 October 10am-12.30pm. $20. research. Lonsdale) Bring a friend for free! 2. They are useful in emergencies 2nd Prize: Georgia Farmer (St House Work in pairs, sitting in chairs, to like having a fall from one's bike on the Aloysius) Come and Try Session - Seated Yoga learn simple, practical ways to relieve way to or from school and being able Encouragement Awards: Jack 1 November 10.30am-12noon. $10. shoulder discomfort. Great for those to phone for help. It was suggested by Brady (Pt Lonsdale) and Millicent 6 week course 8 November to 13 who use a keyboard or electronic one student that a fire at school would O'Shea (St Aloysius). December $60. Tutor: Kirsty Beggs, device, massage practitioners or be another emergency when a mobile First and second prize winners qualified yoga and movement, dance similar therapies. Wear comfortable, could be used that was less convinc- won $100 and $50 respectively. Each and therapy instructor offering all the loose clothing. Tutor: Dr Allison ing. winner received a book voucher from benefits of yoga with the support of Baensch PhD who teaches gentle 3. They would provide enter- the Bookshop at Queenscliff. practicing whilst seated. Stretching bodywork called Ortho-Bionomy. tainment on wet days. Maya Richards was delighted her and breathing techniques, relaxation Bicycle helmets needed by 4. Much lighter to carry than a award-winning essay would be in and meditation utilizing yoga Queenscliff Men's Shed to be given to bulkier laptop and they can serve the print. Writing must be in Maya's DNA principles. Suitable for the older refugees in North Geelong. Helmets same purpose. as her mother, Mandy Squires, may be person, those with weight issues, can be left at The Neighbourhood 5. If a lunch or a permission remembered as a former editor of limited mobility or problems with House. Bicycle work takes place note/form has been forgotten a another local paper in the borough flexibility or those who want to try Tuesday and Thursday mornings. mobile could be used to phone a and writing for the Geelong Adver- Maya Richards receives her Rotary award yoga. Exercises tailored to suit All bookings and enquiries: ph parent to supply the needed item. tiser. individual needs. 5258 3367 or [email protected] Queenscliffe Herald, October 2013 – Page 7 Geelong Wine Season officially open! Spring marks the launch of Geelong's Wine Gala season - it's a time we feel warmth in the air and see new growth in the vineyards. FISH AND CHIPS The Geelong Winegrowers Assoc- iation's (GWA) Wine Gala Launch TAKE AWAY FOOD at the Chapel on Little Ryrie in Geelong officially celebrated the VARIETY OF FRESH FISH start of the region's season of premium wine, food and fun. 7 DAYS A WEEK The season was officially declared 'open' by City of Greater OPEN 7 DAYS • PHONE ORDERS WELCOME Geelong's Acting Mayor Bruce Harwood who asked guests to 4 Gellibrand St. Queenscliff – 5258 2334 charge their glasses and welcome in Ocean Grove Market Place, Shell Rd – 5256 2099 another year of celebrating the wonderful wines of The Bellarine, COGG's Bruce Harwood officially opened the Geelong Wine Season at Chapel on Surf Coast and Moorabool Valley. Little Ryrie Street with Lyndsay Sharp (Leura Park and Jack Rabbit wineries) and Chairman of Geelong Otway Ross Stephens (chair Geelong Otway Tourism). Tourism, Ross Stephens, said there was a strong partnership between 2 0 1 4 A u s t r a l i a n W i n e •12th Annual Toast to the Coast Geelong Otway Tourism and the Companion praising Geelong Festival - Melbourne Cup Weekend Geelong Winegrowers Association wines. "In the 2013 ratings 40% of 2 & 3 November since 2006 formalising the link Geelong wines scored 5 stars," said •Great Geelong Wine Pour - Sep to between wine and food in the region Lyndsay. "On a recent trip to Nov at participating restaurants and its relevance to the tourism Margaret River I visited 20 wineries •Geelong Wine Show - 16&17 market. in 3 days. Out of 83 wine regions October Guests included the City of Margaret River was scored first and Greater Geelong, the major sponsor much to my delight Geelong scored of Toast to the Coast, local tourism third. We should all be proud." and shire representatives, wine We are very fortunate to have such Garage Sale makers and wine consumers taking spectacular scenery, award-winning the opportunity to sample the wines and sensational events such as regions iconic cool climate wines Toast to the Coast on our doorstep. Trail and meet the winemakers. Thirty two wineries and double the Saturday 26 October Lyndsay Sharp, owner of Leura buses will see thousands of guests Park Estate and Jack Rabbit explore the region, sample the local Whether you're looking for Vineyard in the Bellarine, launched wine and food and most of all enjoy some retro bargains, want to de- the season highlighting the recent what this unique part of the world clutter, or just to get to know accolades from James Halliday's has to offer your neighbours the Garage Sale Trail is for you. It aims to promote re-use, reduce waste to landfill, unite communities and stimulate local economies. It's about making sustainability fun and social and is a good form of waste reduction. Barwon Regional Waste Management Group and mem- ber councils the Borough of Queenscliffe, City of Greater Geelong, Colac Otway Shire and first timers the Surf Coast Shire. During the past two years, the event has redistributed approx- imately one million items from going to landfill, generated more than $1 million in local economic activity, facilitated $3 million in fundraising and created hundreds of thousands of local connec- tions across Australia. This national day of buying, selling and old school social networking comes to our region on with over 2,000 garage sales anticipated to happen across Victoria. It is free and registration is open to anyone who's up for a day of fun, including households, schools, community groups and charities. Registration www. garagesaletrail.com.au The website includes a seller webpage so buyers can search for nearby sales creating a person- alised 'treasure trail' of sales and items to check out on their mobile phone. Page 8– Queenscliffe Herald, October 2013 Austen Tayshus at the Vue Grand Celebrating a stellar thirty years, Austen Tropfest winner, and an award-winning Tayshus is performing his 30th Anniversary recording artist. 'Australiana' written by Austen National Australiana Tour in the historic Grand Tayshus and Billy Birmingham was made famous Dining Room at the Vue Grand on Friday 18th thirty years ago becoming the biggest single in October. Australia making Austen Tayshus a household VIP tickets at $90pp include table seating at the name. Released in the June 1983 it sold over front of the room, Vue Street Bar dinner, 3 hours of 200,000 copies, went double platinum and still beverages, full show (including warm up act) holds the record for the highest selling Australian commencing 7.30pm. Standard tickets $35.00 with single ever. It was originally banned in Victoria for the show commencing from 8.30pm. the B-side track The Comedy Commando. "We are looking forward to this event," says Vue Australiana Grand General Manager Connie Trathen. "It's Sittin' at home last Sunday mornin' me mate something completely different for us here at the Vue Boomerrang said he was havin' a few people around for a and we are certainly looking forward to the laughs!" barbie, said he might Kookaburra or two. In a recent interview with Kathryn Wiks of the I said, "Sounds great, will Wallaby there?" Sydney Morning Herald, Austen Tayshus said his He said, "Yeah and Vegemite come too". aim was 'shaking up audiences… upsetting and So I said to the wife, "Do you wanna Goanna?" She said unsettling them is so satisfying'. I'll go if Dingos". He has been called the most energetic and So I said, "Wattle we do about Nulla?" provocative satirist this country has ever seen, He said, "Nullabors me to tears, leave him at home." appeared in the movies Moulin Rouge and Jane Connie said to bring him anyway - he could do Campion's Holy Smoke, a film school graduate and with a night out! Musical Mornings at GPAC One of America's greatest David Cotter stars as the Tickets at $19 each from the comedy duos, Dean Martin and handsome and cool Dean Martin GPAC Box Office 5225 1200 or Jerry Lewis, will be recreated on and Tony Lewis as funny guy www.gpac.org.au stage at GPAC's Musical Morn- Jerry Lewis. VIP TICKETS $90 ings Season Two. The concerts are proudly Friday October 18th 2013 The Dean Martin and Jerry • Seating at front of room presented by Tuckers Funeral • Dinner from the Lewis Show will have audiences and Bereavement Services in the Vue Street Bar in stitches, with side-splitting Playhouse commencing 10.30am • 3 hour beverage package Coming to shake up Queenscliff with his gags and hilarious songs drawn on 16 & 17 October with free • Full show including genius comedy, sometimes controversial from the duo's sensational 10- morning tea available before the warm up act year partnership. show. Commences 7.30pm but always entertaining. The Grand Dining Room won’t know what hit it! STANDARD Seaview Gallery TICKETS $35 Austen Tayshus show only Seaview Gallery Drinks available at br prices - Anna Blatman queenscliff Commences 8.30pm CALL 5258 1544 TO BOOK Exhibition “springtime” 19-30 October EXHIBITION FEATURING Spring has truly come ANNA BLATMAN to Seaview Gallery this 19-30 OCTOBER month with a riot of colour from new artist Anna Blatman. "I believe most of my inspiration comes from my garden, full of vivid flowers and textures," said Anna. "Being in my garden inspires me with its different shades and textures of the plants with the light playing on them. This translates directly to the textural nature of my paintings - with layering of tone on tone and the use of many pigments to achieve the finished effect. They are very tactile pieces. Texture and layering is very Daisys important when works are to be hung in a domestic Anna Blatman setting - my works invite people to look at them in a variety of ways: a few steps back will reveal the overall effect of the design, while close up it is possible to see the layers of pigments, glaze, and brush or knife strokes. May your life be full of colour!" New works by Seaview Artists: Georgie Gall Amanda Hyatt Carole Foster Christine Robinson. One O’clock, Two O’clock Christine Robinson To promote your event in the Open 10:30 - 5:00 daily Closed Wednesdays Queenscliffe For further information please contact Herald Colleen 03 5258 3645 call Carmel 86 Hesse St Queenscliff 3225 5258 4828 [email protected] Queenscliffe Herald, October 2013 – Page 9 The Rockets are coming! 'Looking for Clancy' at Jazz Australia presents Diana Allen of Jazz Australia they wowed their audiences again. STEVENSON'S ROCKETS has been trying to secure Steven- "You never get sick of The Rockets," Salt Contemporary Art & All THAT JAZZ son's Rockets for her jazz program Diana says. "I listened to them every World renowned illustrator Robert Ingpen has illustrated at Queenscliff ever since arriving in Sunday night in South Melbourne and/or written over 150 books and will be exhibiting original the Bellarine Peninsula four years for many years. They are always paintings and drawings from his latest publication 'Looking for ago. She's thrilled to have finally fresh and vital." Clancy' at Salt Contemporary Art. succeeded in booking them for a Led by one of Australia's leading The eye-catching artworks are the result of Ingpen's journey Sunday Luncheon so they can be reed players, Jo Stevenson, the line- into the heart of Australia exploring the myth of Banjo Paterson's back for their regular Sunday up consists of the great Stephen 1889 ballad, 'Clancy of the Overflow', about the legendary free- evening gig at The Emerald Hotel Grant on piano, Chris Ludowyk on spirited drover, an enduring figure in Australian folklore who has in South Melbourne. bass, and the ever popular Ian Smith come to symbolise the quintessential Australian. The exhibition Diana says the Rockets just about on drums and vocals playing great also features exclusive paintings that are not included in the book her favourite jazz quartet of all time classic jazz standards and beautiful but nevertheless encompass aspects of Banjo Paterson's romantic and the only thing she's seriously songs. view of country life. missed since leaving Melbourne. Diana says that although the Ingpen's artworks express his respect for the traditions of life on at The Vue Grand "They have the lot," she says. "They bookings are what she would have the land and for those who persevere in the face of adversity. He Sunday October 13th at midday are all great musicians in their own expected for this great group, plus a believes it is important for Australians to value the qualities of right, but as a group they really come delicious lunch at the Vue Grand, Clancy such as resilience, resourcefulness and 'giving it a go'. Luncheon & Show $60 together as a tight and magnificent she still has a few tickets for sale - but This unique exhibition comprises approximately thirty works, Bookings: 5258 3936 unit. A classic jazz enthusiast don't waste time! To hear this world from pencil and wash drawings to watercolours and large scale couldn't ask for more!" class ensemble on your home tempera paintings, an ancient The Rockets have just returned ground, book with Diana now on medium that many of today's artists Salt Contemporary Art Queenscliff from the Noosa Jazz Festival where 5258 3936 or 0409 019 067. find too difficult to use. The works depict outback landscapes, scenes Extends a warm invitation to join us for the opening of drawn from rural life and imagined bush characters, rendered in an exhibition of original drawing and paintings from intricate detail to entice the viewer Time Warp & Tapas to delve deeper and uncover stories Looking For Clancy within the imagery. The work Queenscliff Lighthouse Theatre Tickets available from: the latest publication by Group proudly present Time Warp reveals Ingpen's lifelong interest in The website qltg.org.au or over environmental and historical topics & Tapas: a musical feast! the counter at Queenscliff Village combined with his exploration of Robert Ingpen AM Grab the family, grab some News 72 Hesse Street or phone 0490 fantasy and imagination and On Sunday November 3 @ 2.30pm friends, plan a great night out with 093 198 ($2 surcharge). landscapes of rural buildings or smiles all round! The show has loads Cost: $35 adult, $30 concession, scenes that remind you of a battler's Exhibition dates: November 1 - 18, 2013 of variety, lots of energy, songs $25 child, $100 family including life. RSVP: Oct 28 you're sure to recognise (and sing in show and light meal. The exhibition coincides with the car afterwards) plus the bonus of Show only tickets available. the book launch of 'In Search of a meal and drinks from the bar. Opening night show only - Clancy' at the National Library of Point Lonsdale School Hall, GOLDEN TICKET door prize - 2 Australia. Signed copies of the book 6:30pm Friday 18 & Saturday 19 DAY tickets (Sat & Sun) to the 2013 will be available. October, Friday 25 & Saturday 26 Queenscliff Music Festival valued at October. $350.

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Mike Carlton @ The Queenscliffe Maritime Museum Tuesday 15th of October 6-7.30pm Mike Carlton is one of Australia's best-known broadcasters and journalists. In a 40-year career, he has been a “Growing your own edibles will benefit your radio and television news and current affairs body, your mind, your spirit, your tastebuds, reporter, foreign your kids, your wallet and the environment.” correspondent, radio Jamie Durie host and newspaper Internationally acclaimed & award winning columnist. horticulturalist & garden designer, "First Victory" is the account of HMAS Sydney's hunt for presenting his latest book the German raider, Emden. @ The Barwon Heads Community "In the opening months of the First World War, Emden's Garden trail of destruction was tremendous…. November 6th at 1pm The battle, when it came, was short and bloody, an Cost $30.00 emphatic First Victory at sea for the newborn Royal Australian Navy. It remains to this day a celebrated epic (incl box lunch & $10.00 Book Voucher) of naval warfare." the Cost $15.00 (incl. entry) wine available Bookings preferred for both events bookshop Ph. 5258 4496 a t q u e e n s c l i f f Email: [email protected] Page 10 – Queenscliffe Herald, October 2013 What's On at the Maritime Museum Thursday 3 October - Pirate Activity & Treasure Hunt Two sessions 5-10 year olds. $10 per child, accompanying adults free. Bookings essential - 5258 3440 or [email protected] Feed Your Senses Festival Seniors Week 6-13 October - 8, 9 and 10 November 2013 Two for One deal for seniors for museum entry. A weekend of art, music, food and fun at Friday 11 October 10.30am-12noon - The Coffee Collectors. Harvester Moon - for the whole family! An informal get together over a cuppa to talk about objects of all sorts HIGHLIGHTS and the stories they tell. Visitors are invited to bring an object for FRIDAY - Art exhibition, featuring the work of the discussion and there will be the chance to see some from the museum's Bellarine's established artists and showcasing collection as well. Gold coin entry includes time to look around the It's all about the pirates, Isabella, Morgan, Darcy, Sam with Brooke, emerging artists museum. Patrick, Jayden and Audrey, at the Queenscliffe Maritime Museum. Tastings of the award winning You Yang Views Saturday 12 October 9.30am for 10am - Annual General Meeting wines and other outstanding wines from Bellarine's best kept wine secrets - Grassy Point, Mermerus, Includes guest speaker John Thompson talking on the World War 1 Nalbra Estate, Marcus Hill and others. submarine, the AE2, on which his grandfather served as a radio operator SATURDAY - A series of workshops on: in the Dardanelles, being the first allied sub to penetrate this area on the Lighthouse reserves The art of wood-fired cooking - making and baking first ANZAC Day of 1915. Within days the crew were captured and your own pizza, sourdough bread, mouth-watering imprisoned by the Turks for four years. John will also talk on the search roasts and much more: for the location of the wreck of the AE2. study commences Roasting your own coffee; Tuesday 15 October 6pm-7.30pm - Journalist and broadcaster Mike Permaculture, off the grid housing and much more... Borough of Queenscliffe community can be involved in Carlton Council has appointed plann- the 'Open House' drop-in SUNDAY - Music and singing workshops PLUS His book 'First Victory: 1914' chronicles the establishment of the Royal performances by: ing, urban design and landscape sessions. Australian Navy, and its first victory - the historic HMAS Sydney-SMS "Square One" a great, funky band comprised of consultants, Planisphere, to Council has established two Kardinia College students, Princess Planet (and the Emden battle in 1915. undertake a study to plan for project reference groups perfect gentlemen) and more local musicians; $15pp. Tickets from the bookshop@queenscliff 5258 4496. the future use of the Queens- focusing on each reserve Nigel Wearne; Sunday 3 November 9am-1pm - Annual Maritime & Collectables cliff and Point Lonsdale Light- consisting of Borough of And rounded off with a no holds barred show by Market house Reserves. Queenscliffe councillors and "Chris Wilson, Sarah Carroll and The Pirates of Donations of goods welcome, stallholders welcome, and volunteers to Planisphere will investigate o f f i c e r s a n d c o m mu n i t y Beer" with special guests "Murdena". assist with this event welcome! Enquiries - 5258 3440. $6 for adults all opportunities to sustain, members who will provide TICKETS includes free museum pass, children U/16 free. protect and improve the assets information and advice to the ADULT: Daily tix from $15, Weekend tix $60 and values of the two landmark project consultant and Council UNDER 18 OR OVER 65: sites. The plan will aim to about the principles and Daily tix from $10, Weekend tix $40 enhance the natural and cultural concepts for the reserves, and FAMILY*: Daily tix from $35, Weekend tix $120 values, and to ensure an feedback in response draft *Family tix admit 2 adults and up to 4 children enjoyable experience for visitors reports and plans. The first More info - www.harvestermoon.com.au to the precincts. meetings are on Friday 11 or find us on facebook. Planisphere will facilitate October. 'Open House' drop-in sessions The study is being jointly for the community to learn about f u n d e d b y B o r o u g h o f Fort Queenscliff the project and contribute to its Queenscliffe Council and the initial principles and values on state government. Museum Saturday 2 November 2013. A Any enquiries in relation to project bulletin will be provided this project should be directed to Historical in mid-October outlining the Council's Customer Service on and project background and how the 5257 1377. Educational 2011 Australia Day Community Award Guided Tours 150th Anniversary Military Presence Enjoy the rare opportunity to tour a 19th Century Coastal Artillery Fort and let the children dress up in military uniforms. A great photo opportunity. TOURS: Weekends: SAT & SUN 1pm & 3pm School Holidays: 11am, 1pm & 3pm Guided tours last 1hr and 15mins. Family Ticket $25, Adult $12 Child $6, Concession & Senior $6.

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QUEENSCLIFFE MARITIME MUSEUM Sunday November 3, 2013 THIS IS A FUNDRAISING EVENT FOR THE MARITIME MUSEUM Gates open to public 9.00am – 1.00pm BOAT BUILDING MEMORIES ENTRY: Adults $6.00 Children U16 free AND FISHERMEN’S TALES ALL SORTS OF TREASURES FROM THE SHED by PRE-LOVED or HAND-CRAFTED GOODS Trash’n’treasure of all sorts, memorabilia, vintage clothing, boat bits, GIL ALLBUTT buoys, books, model boats, handcrafts, fishing gear, prints and A LOCAL PUBLICATION BY THE DESIGNER paintings AND BUILDER OF GILCRAFT BOATS SITEHOLDER INFORMATION & REGISTRATION FORM Second Ph: 5258 3440 10.30am – 4.00pm Mon–Friday $30.00 (Edition) [email protected] www.maritimequeenscliffe.org.au Now on sale at: RECEIVE A FREE TICKET TO VISIT THE MUSEUM WITH EVERY $6.00 QUEENSCLIFFE MARITIME MUSEUM ENTRY PAID – COME ALONG AND COLLECT A BARGAIN POINT LONSDALE NEWSAGENT Queenscliffe Herald, October 2013 – Page 11 Surfing with Sea All Dolphin Swims Sea All Dolphin Swims has discount for the children in the been running its popular swim SurfGroms program to go on their with Dolphins and Seals tours 4 hour dolphin and seal swim tour. from Queenscliff for 16 years. Programs will be running after What isn't so well known is that school on Mondays at 4.30pm, they are providing surfing Saturdays at 8.30am and 10.30am lessons at Ocean Grove for their starting Monday 7 October. customers. Bookings www.surfgroms Sea All Surf School is now .com and look for the Sea All conducting the exciting 'Vegemite Dolphin Swims logo or by phone SurfGroms' program aimed at 5258 3889. developing safety skills for 5 to 12 Sea all Dolphin Swims from year-old children. This specially Queenscliff has been delivering designed program of 8 one and a exciting marine adventures in- half hour sessions progressively cluding swimming with dolphins builds the confidence and skills of for 16 years. Their tours offers the young surf groms in fun, safe, seal & dolphin swims, reef Billabong girls in the surf! comfortable conditions at the snorkels and marine animal Ocean Grove main beach viewing all in the one amazing education programs to 900 to get the most enjoyment from Sea All's experienced instruc- trip! Sea All Dolphin Swims tours students every year and is our unique ocean life style. tors love seeing children achieve are fun and informative 3.5 hour currently running Vegemite An Exclusive Offer from Sea their surfing ambitions. They journeys onto the southern end of Surfgrom programs for children All Surf School will be given to all encourage and guide each child Port Phillip Bay, where we have aged 5-12yrs with little or no students completing the course - through the program which Burrunan Bottlenosed Dolphins, experience in surfing at Ocean A 10% Discount Certificate for includes beach games, infor- Australian Fur Seals, Austral- Grove, starting on 7th October. Sea All Dolphin Swim Tours. mation sessions, and water asian Gannets and Marine Nat- The program include five 2hr Book online at www.surf- confidence sessions. ional Parks. Sessions conducted in safe waist groms.com As an extra incentive to com- Located on the Bellarine deep water by expert, caring Search Sea All Surf School to plete the program, Sea All Peninsula, Sea All Surf School instructors are sure to start your book with us or call (03) 5258 Dolphin Swims is offering a 10% conducts surfing lessons, outdoor child with the confidence and skill 3889

Blessing of the Pets - Sunday13 October 10am Animals are often an important part of our lives giving us unconditional friendship and a connection with the Fort Report UNITING CHURCH EVENTS natural world. In the tradition of St Francis of Assisi, Old style fort, new style media like Trip Advisor Queenscliff Uniting Church recognises this day each year certainly keeps people informed about coming to the Sunday, Oct 6, 10ish with a blessing service for animals. Fort and taking a tour. Trip Advisor scoring puts the Please bring your pet along to the church in Hesse fort tours in the Top 10% Performing Business World at Queenscliff Uniting Church Street and join in the fun as we celebrate their special gift to Wide. "We have the best views of any tourism site on includes brunch, ART and STORIES us. Children will enjoy the free petting zoo and an the coast," said Liz Fountain who manages the fort information booth run by Bellarine Vets. tours. "Be sure to check the Trip Advisor site or leave a Knitters across the Bellarine will celebrate their craft at comment.” BLESSING OF THE PETS the Blessing of the Pets as Torquay wildlife rescuer Robyn Rule will be on hand to receive dozens of tiny jumpers Comments left by visitors on Trip Advisor: The main Sunday, Oct 13 from 10am. knitted by local women to save oily penguins. entry gate was open and the thought of a tour into our Includes animal farm, penguin rescue talk history was beckoning. Unfortunately, the guard on the and blessings for your furry or feathered friend. gate didn't immediately share our enthusiasm and informed us that as an active military base we would need to join an official tour to gain entry. With tour guide in the ORGAN & CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT lead some 90 minutes later, we were transformed into a With Brendon Lukin on organ , Cath Lukin soprano part of 19th century Australia neither of us knew much if with Cello and Violin anything about. The tunnels beneath the fort, many fitted Sunday, Oct 20 from 4pm. Tickets $20 (includes refreshments) out with reconstructions of historical material, evoked images of a generation of people paranoid with the threat Our Regular Events: of invasion by foreign powers eager to get their hands on the riches of the colony of Victoria. An excellent Friends Knitting Group Singing for Fun Movie historical site that was well worth the admission fee - be with 2pm Mon 11am, Sept Club IPADS Tues 10 and 9 & 23 2pm sure to take your camera! 2pm Thurs 26, Sept Tues. Fantastic, great money value, friendly staff, views Thurs, All Welcome amazing, tour was awesome. Great family fun, the children get to dress up in Coming Up: military uniforms and learn about the history of the Fort. Better Gnomes & Gardens Fair, Saturday, November 2 School holiday hours - 11am, 1pm, 3pm. Weekends from 8.30am "ITS PICNIC TIME" 1pm & 3pm. - includes breakies, lunches, garden and produce stalls, Choose from our farm fresh produce of jumping castle, $2 gnome activities and much more... Fort Queenscliff Award Winning Extra Virgin Olive oils, tour guides Enquiries Heather: 5258 2854 or 0478 611 481 Kalamata Table Olives and our new Olive Mary Rozpara or [email protected] Tapenade. and Marg Open Thur-Sunday 11-4pm Salmen were Lighthouse Olive Mill Shop delighted to receive Trip P: 5251 1100 Advisor's 648 Andersons Rd, Drysdale Certificate of Mel ref 472 A4 Excellence. Page 12 – Queenscliffe Herald, October 2013 150 Years of Humanitarian Action On 17 February 1863 a group and dignity/registered and details of citizens, led by Henry Dunant passed to national bureau/ of Switzerland, founded an allowed to send and receive International Committee for mail/received Red Cross relief Relief to the Wounded which parcels. International Red Cross later became known as the delegated to monitor conditions International Committee of the and interview prisoners about Red Cross. To celebrate 150 their treatment. years of Red Cross around 60 No torture, no abuse to gain members and friends gathered at military information, no use as the Queenscliff RSL on Friday 6 human shields, provided with September to celebrate the event adequate food shelter and med- with the local Red Cross Unit, ical care, access to chaplains, the Ps&Qs. They enjoyed a rabbis etc, no forced marches, no delicious lunch prepared and work of dangerous military served by its members. nature, no reprisals, fair trials, no The guest speaker was Val summary executions at the end of Ps&Qs Red Cross president Val Lawrence was presented with a 'peace lily' by Lawrence, president of the the conflict, repatriation home. Laura Perry and Eva Mille acknowledging Val’s 20 leadership years with the unit. Ps&Qs, and a former Borough of All a prisoner is required to give Queenscliffe councillor and Sefton 22 King Street, Alikum 24 through the town of Solferino. He when taken prisoner is their name mayor. Val's address included a King Street and Rosenfelds 26 came across a battle between the rank and serial number and date very interesting snapshot of the King Street, Judge Fellows House French and Austrian Armies and of birth. All signatures to the borough's history since 1863, the 'El Tambo' 80 Mercer Street, seeing the wounded tramped on Geneva Conventions must ensure same year the Red Cross was Samuel Vaughen White's bung- and ignored horrified him. The their military are well versed in established. Below is a shortened alow cottage 78 Mercer Street, battle lasted 15 hours and when it these rules before going to war version of Val's address. first stage fortifications of the sea was over the armies withdrew zones. The Borough of Queenscliff - wall, drill room for Queenscliff leaving the dead, wounded men Fourth Geneva Convention - Gazetted in 1863 Volunteer Artillery, shops selling and horses to die. Henri attended 1949 In 1852 Geelong Council re- meat vegetables and groceries but the wounded with the help of the Protection of Civilians quested that Governor La Trobe no bank. townspeople. The Fourth Convention was establish a township at the The first Council Meeting was This left a lasting impression developed as a result of the WW 2 Lighthouse Reserve at Shortland held at the Royal Hotel owned by on him and with financial Holocaust. Bluff. This resulted in a surveyor Cr Leahy. The first mayor was Dr assistance from other business- It sets the distinction between being sent to produce a plan for a David Williams who often left men he wrote a book of rules of Military and Civilian targets, settlement which La Trobe meetings to deliver a baby or engagement in combat. The main residential areas, schools and named Queenscliff. The first town attend a medical emergency. premise was that the wounded hospitals which must all be lots were sold in 1853 and Councillors were not paid or must be protected and receive protected. Life should continue as building began immediately. renumerated in any way. It is medical treatment regardless of normal for civilians in occupied It was a time in history where noted that during the summer their side in the battle and in territories. No forced labour no people were starting to think in a 'many meeting could not be held accordance with the urgency of destruction of civilian property more caring and humane way for lack of a quorum'. their wounds, protection for the no hostages. Children and • Counselling/Life Coaching about their fellow man. Florence The Town Clerk was only in medical personnel, ministers of women to receive special care no • Reike Nightingale had made a name for attendance for council business 1- religion hospitals and medical rape or forced prostitution. Relief • Bowen Therapy her work at the Crimean War and 2pm on Mondays, Wednesdays transport. supplies, medical care should be • Ear Candling nurses were being trained. Victor and Fridays. As he was also the For this to happen there would allowed through the front lines, • Complimentary Health & Nuttrition Hugo wrote 'Les Miserables' local school master so the time be three rules: Rules of engage- Red Cross tracing and messages • Health Benefits Rebate Available enabling the French nation to may have been his lunch hour. ment - rules of war. Establish a allowed for families to remain in think about injustice. Abraham The School Hall was also the relief organization of neutral, contact. No scientific experi- Lincoln legislated for the abol- Anglican Church Hall and was trained volunteers. Create an ments. ition of slavery and the Civil War offered to the Council for identifying symbol to protect 2013 Dip. Remedial Massage, Dip. Reflexology, Dip. Counselling was raging often forcing brother Meetings at half a crown per volunteers and hospitals etc. The International Red Cross against brother. session however, it was condit- First Geneva Convention and the Geneva Conventions are At this time Australia was a ional on the Council signing a adopted - 1863 still a basis for the basic humanity growing settlement of people guarantee that they would not Henry invited many leaders of we should expect in this civilised from distant places, some forced damage the furniture. Maybe countries to attend a meeting in world of the 21st century despite here by transportation for felonies chair throwing and table top Stuttgart - 16 attended and 12 witnessing 'man's inhumanity to committed in the United King- speeches were prevalent in those signed on. It was agreed the man' daily in areas of conflict. "I dom and others arriving here in days. protective emblem should be the believe that without the input of pursuit of gold and a richer, better A bye (sic) law was passed for reverse of the Swiss flag as the International Red Cross it life. All these people shared the the 'suppression of nuisances' - a Switzerland was a neutral coun- could be worse," said Val. "Hope- hope and dream of making a life person who didn't keep clean food try and would have the respect of fully the International Court with not only for themselves but for a premises - and was the role of the other nations. Their headquarters their judgements and punish- fairer more humane way of life local doctor or policeman. would be in Geneva where volun- ments may deter some of the for all. So with those dreams we Another law forbade shop owners teers could be trained. atrocities in our world today." also had a settlement in the erecting verandas over footpaths In 1901 Henry Dunant was "The Borough Queenscliffe is Borough of people who were without borough approval. Val jointly awarded the first Nobel a special place to live, a caring prepared to work to benefit their recalled shop owners being asked Peace Prize along with Frederic community that has more volun- communities and to assist each to remove the posts for safety Passy honouring two different teers per capita than anywhere other to build new lives and so reasons but are now back in place aspects of war: to limit the else in Victoria," said Val at the began the first pages of the and part of our heritage. suffering of war victims and end of her address. "There is a Borough's history. Footpaths had to be 12 feet wide. pacifism. strong sense of upholding the What was in Queenscliff in Costs of permits were two pounds Second Geneva Convention values of humanity and assisting 1863? The Royal Hotel, light- - one for the surveyor and one for adopted - 1906-07 those in need. house keepers house 47 Mercer council. Rates were set at 1 Protection of shipwrecked in- Governor La Trobe would be Street, telegraph station, Black shilling and 6 pence except if you jured and sick at sea in naval war- proud of his idea of a community lighthouse and quarters for its lived in Fisherman's Flat which fare hospital ships would have the with all the values he expected of keepers, blacksmith William was deemed crown land so no Red Cross Flag. a civilised society are still evident Simpkins Smithy, Presbyterian requirement to pay rates. Third Geneva Convention here. The borough is a place Church cnr Hesse and Stokes The story of Henry Dunant adopted - 1929 where we welcome visitors to Streets, part of Pilot's Row on In 1859 Swiss businessman, Protection of Prisoners of War relax and take in the ozone, to Gellibrand Street, The Ridge 68 Henry Dunant, while travelling in The right to surrender/hu- share our rich history, culture and Mercer Street, Pilots Houses at Northern Italy on business passed mane treatment/right to respect our beautiful landscape."

Every little helps Local bed and breakfast owners, Geoff and Anne Hillis of Benambra in Hesse Street, are long time supporters of Aid for Africa Down Under. This year's theme was 'food' and guests donated home- made jam, chutney, cakes, plants and a gardening advice voucher from Evol- ving Gardens in Queens- cliff snapped up by a soon to be new home owner. Funds raised are for a solar pump and water tanks in Zimbabwe. Queenscliffe Herald, October 2013 – Page 13 Pasquini's Deli celebrates 20 years Despite the long list of patrons 'Rick's a bit different…’ Another time I asked for raisin members for supporting the party at and friends (?) that gleefully spilled toast - there was none - IGA again. short notice. the beans about Rick Rogerson's Rick toasted it, served it up and Local thespian and great observer service style at Pasquini's Deli in charged me $8. When I objected he of human foibles, Matthew King, was Point Lonsdale it was a night filled said it was for the service fee!! There's master of ceremonies for the evening with laughter, mostly at Rick's none of that here I protested. But and kept the 300 guests amused with expense, celebrating 20 great years of that's not why we go there." his lust for life (and Rick's wife) as he community with the Rogerson family Despite the roasting Rick thanked confided that he looked after madam's - his wife Carole and their sons Mark all his customers, past and present, pool and other needs while Rick was and Ned. and offered his apologies to those he 'on holiday with his boyfriends'. Twenty years ago while Rick and didn't get to in time for the celebration The crowd lapped it up along with Carole where checking out a rundown saying they were all very important to Matt's song about spending time at café in Point Lonsdale they met the the family. He also thanked the Point Pasquini's sung to the tune of 'By the local milko, Graeme Kiddle, who Lonsdale Bowling Club and its Seaside'. warned them: 'Everyone goes broke in Point Lonsdale,' and the Lonely Planet Trophies, family, MC Oh, I do like a coffee at Pasquini's travel guide at the time stated: 'If Yes, I do like to see the pod's line up! anything is moving in Point Lonsdale Ned, Carole, Rick, Matthew King and Mark celebrate 20 great years in Point Lonsdale. I like to hear Rick scream it is likely to be on a walking frame.' the toilet facilities were everywhere coming back.groaned the crowd. But As they dribble their ice-cream Undaunted they went ahead and they looked'. they keep coming back. And the sparrows come and crap upon their cup! opened up Pasquini's Deli with Carole recalled her early days with Jamie's father Callum said his first Oh, I do like to see Ricky lose it partners Martin and Maria Satchell. the Blues Train driving the 'portable time in the deli convinced him that, I do like to see him fume and frown as the orders get confused Martin passed away three years ago bar', a ute filled with alcohol and ice, "Rick was a bit different… as he was and the new staff get abused and his contribution to the success of to each of the trains stops and either lurking about the back with a I like to sit and watch it all go - down. the deli was remembered fondly by providing 200 meals to guests in 30 dour face mumbling to himself or Oh, I do like to sit and read the paper Rick and Carole who say they feel minutes. chasing local wildlife of the tables." And watch a new disaster unfold! privileged to have had such a great life Former staffer, Jamie McCallum A long time friend and one of I like it when the dogs that are lashed to chairs and logs here: "The town is a little gem, as are the 'ranga waiter', disclosed Rick's Pasquini's 'coffee-swilling barbarians', Go crashing thru the pod's both young and old. the people." three guiding principles for running Greg Jones, presented Rick with the Oh, I do like to see pretentious wankers come in expecting service on demand! Jane Hill has worked with the the deli. 1) Thrift - the meat in Mar- Basil Fawlty Award based on the "I'll have a double de-caf with a soya latte-chino a family since day one and Carole and tin's sausage rolls was only there to hospitality model Rick has perfected and put it on my Amex my good man!" Rick affirm that Jane had been 'an bind it to the raisins and his tortillas over the years 'with apologies to I love to watch their faces as Rick puts them in their places with - amazing contributor' to Pasquini's could only be described as chilli- Carole, Jane and the boys who are "Cash only - piss off - who's next?" longevity. "I've had 20 wonderful years flavoured. 2) The customer is not from a different school of thinking'. The borough's very own Basil Fawlty - he should be a tourist icon on the Bellarine. at Pasquini's," said Jane. "The deli has always right (see below). 3) Occu- Lorna McCallum presented Pas- provided the community with a pational health and safety was quini's with a trophy for providing the meeting place for young and old - Rick optional. community with a hub where they and Carole's generosity and care Jamie's exposure to the dangerous could gather and enjoy Rick's antics, towards the locals keeps them coming world of hospitality catapulted him the food as it really is very good, and back." into practicing law adding that the unpretentious style the family Rick, Carole, Martin and Hugo T. working at Pasquini's for him was 'a offer. Armstrong operated the Blues Train Slater and Gordon goldmine'. He Rick introduced Tony Hines 'his for 13 years. "He was a mentor to us all described the Point Lonsdale fiercest critic' and the true extent of in those days," said Hugo and recalled demographic as decidedly maso- Rick's service style was on (off) the the train stopping at Suma Park chistic describing Mark Rogerson as menu for all to enjoy. "I asked for 'where toilet facilities were provided 'Das uber barista' and an exact replica vegemite - there was none - I went to for the ladies and for the gentlemen of his father Rick. "We know," y keep IGA next door and bought my own. it Page 14 – Queenscliffe Herald, October 2013 This one’s for the history books Coutas! After a long 'premiership A stalemate then persisted as drought' Queenscliff is enjoying a neither team could instigate any golden run with the Coutas third decisive play on either their forward or win on the trot and given the depth backlines. As the quarter progressed, of talent within the team, the run there was a building expectation may well continue. amongst the Queenscliff supporters Perfect conditions for football that the Coutas could win their third prevailed at Spring Creek Reserve premiership cup in a row. Torquay and the stage was set for the A further two Queenscliff goals rematch between Drysdale and reinforced the red white and blue Queenscliff. As in the previous two army's thoughts of victory. Daniel grand finals, the red white and blue of Measures, Steve Owen, Caleb Mason Queenscliff supporters dominated the and Ben Price were to the fore, as the crowd. Coutas were now dominating and Queenscliff began well with a finishing by far the better. Their mark to Caleb Mason who then passing and marking were as skilful as passed to Eddie Grout who posted the at any stage of the game and at the first major. Nick Orvis was rucking final siren, they had proven their well but neither team could establish a superiority and well and truly erased break. Drysdale was finding it difficult the memory of their earlier finals to penetrate the Coutas' defence but defeat by Drysdale. were applying pressure against the In a special moment shortly after breeze. the presentations, the whole Queens- A forward push by Drysdale cliff team took the premiership cup to resulted in Julian Hildebrand bringing the car park and displayed the trophy up the Hawks first goal. Within Queenscliff's Roscoe Holmes, succession of points, until Queenscliff good quarter and was in the thick of to club stalwart Frank Monahan. minutes Jake Simons had notched Michael O' Neill and Daniel De Gois, brought up another goal. A mammoth the action for Drysdale.. Of course without umpires the Drysdale's second goal and their brought up another major. Not to be knock in the ruck by Nick Orvis, who At three quarter time Queenscliff game would just be 36 men chasing defence was standing firm despite denied, Drysdale bounced back with a was having a good game, and a great had a comfortable lead of 37 down a ball in the mud. In an amazing Queenscliffs' persistent attacks. quick goal to Brent Taylor but at the smother by Jayden Durran were points.The bright sunlight earlier in achievement Point Lonsdale boun- Daniel De Gois notched Queenscliff's long interval Queenscliff lead by 14 typical of the fight being shown by the the day became overcast and the lights dary umpire, Roy Lawrence, posted third major before an inspirational points. Coutas. Luke Mathews was having a around the ground were turned on his 539th game in the Reserves Grand goal, a contender for goal of the year, Early in the third term, a kick to shortly after 4pm. Final prior to the main game - by Luke Orvis, was soon followed by a position by Jayden Durran resulted in The last quarter saw Drysdale post congratulations on an amazing record goal on the run by Tom Limb. While a goal to coach Tom Limb. A shot on a major in the first minute but Roy. Queenscliff had controlled much of goal from 50m out by Eddie Grout fell Queenscliff replied soon after. Denis Walters the play by the end of the first quarter short but soon after Tom Limb it was still anybody's game. swooped on a loose ball and passed it MATCH RESULTS Despite consistent attacking by to Daniel De Gois for another major. Queenscliff: 4.4 6.7 10.15 14.16 (100) v Drysdale: 2.3 4.5 5.8 6.11 (47) Drysdale early in the second quarter, A Jayden Durran goal at the nine Goals: Queenscliff - E. Grout, D. De Gois 3, T. Limb, B. Riddings, 2, J. the Coutas were resisting every minute mark of the third quarter saw Durran, J. Maher, L. Orvis, C. Mason. challenge before Andrew White Queenscliff's lead extended to 32 Drysdale: T. Dewey, B.Taylor, A. White, J. Hildebrand, J. Simons, M. Mc goaled for the Hawks. Daniel Mea- points. Drysdale posted a quick reply Guire. sures was prominent and Queenscliff but Queenscliff even at this stage Best: Queenscliff - N. Orvis, R. Holmes, E. Grout, C. Cashin, D, Measures, players were kicking to position and appeared to have the game in their D. Gibbs. marking well. keeping. Drysdale - M. Scott, J. Collins, M. Baden, J. Van Ingen, B. Taylor, B. The Drysdale team began to show The ball alternated between Carmichael. more teamwork but good play from forward lines but only resulted in a Coytaettes show their support NOW What's On @ The Vic! OPEN SPRING MENU 7 DAYS Monday - Friday: 2 Course Lunch $17.90 Monday : All mains $20.00 Tuesday: FREE main - Buy 1 Main GET 1 Free! at Wednesday's: $15 Schnitzel Night - Beef or Chicken! 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Company Royal Australian Saturday October 19 for a golf Garrison Artillery stationed at demonstration clinic at 10.30am run by Queenscliff, assumed the unofficial title golf professionals and a 4 person of President of the Queenscliff Golf Ambrose golf event commencing at Club. 12.30pm. Bookings essential - 5258 4344. By 1914 Swan Island appeared to be a Sunday October 20 is set aside for a failure as the rabbits would not allow the relaxed afternoon tea with music and club grass to grow. During the war there were memorabilia display at the clubrooms no further moves to work on the course or commencing 1pm. formalise the club. Following the formal We look forward to you being part of 1919 meeting, Council aid in the form of the history of the Queenscliff Golf Club a grant assisted in the improvements to during this weekend and trust that you the course - fairways prepared, using will enjoy meeting up with old friends. 'Bonny the horse', grasses sown, bracken A brief history of Queenscliff Golf Club removed, rabbit proof fences around Queenscliff Golf Course is on an greens installed, working bees supported island built up by drifting sand and is an by 12th hole, planted in santa anna grass all weather course, regardless of heavy 6th hole looking across Swan Bay, rabbit EB Cleaning & rain the course is always playable. The drives used as fund raisers. Life was busy beauty of the course is never lost on at Swan Island Links. Garden Service golfers, and it changes with the seasons In 1920 a club house was provided, and the time of day. Swan Island is a and transported to the island, in the form • DOMESTIC HOUSE CLEANING protected marine reserve with an of a house from Queenscliff which had BUILDING SERVICES • WINDOW CLEANING abundance of birdlife. The club is well previously belonged to a Miss Golightly. • GARDEN MAINTENANCE known for its warm and friendly In 1922 the course was extended to 12 • HANDYMAN atmosphere. holes. In 1954 further extended to 15 DEMOLITION PROPERTY SERVICES In 1907 Mr Banks, a Championship holes. In 1961 a major upgrade was All work insured and quality guaranteed Player selected the Swan Island location undertaken and the golf club committee John P. Gleeson as the preferred location for a golf course. laid out and established the 18 holes. This 0432 673 569 He was instrumental in laying out and was a significant expenditure at the time Demolition establishing 5 holes ready for play by and a boom for golf at Swan Island for Registered/Insured Christmas Day 1907. The complete 9 many years to come. holes had to wait until New Year's Day. In 1989 the Course front and back 9's SPECIALIST IN SMALLER MORE DETAILED The mode of transport to leave the were reversed. Over recent years 12 WORKS & PROPERTY CLEANUPS Island would be by walking, riding bikes, fairways have been replaced with santa PREPARATION FOR NEW BUILDING WORKS RESTORATION driving their car or if it was running, the anna grass, tees have been renovated, and light rail trolley which was horse drawn a bunker replacement program has begun Ph: 0419 347 708 Fax: 5258 2149 (later battery powered). changing to pot bunkers with steep grass E: [email protected] On October 18, 1913, at the faces. Lonsdale Open Tournament Women's Stroke Event Golfers mainly came from Bellarine, the Surfcoast, Geelong, Melbourne and Ballarat. The veterans had to contend with heavy showers, lightning and wind on the Monday. Despite grey clouds and the threat of rain the weather improved over the next FLOORING CENTRES few days providing perfect golfing conditions with many visitors commenting about our great course. A Fashion Parade showed off golf clothes in deep pastel hues from Green Lamb, Calvin Klein and Callaway worn by 'models' who looked spectacular in their skorts, tops, shades and cardies available from the Pro Shop. Winners: Open Champion - Adele Huggard from Sandhurst GC score 75 gross Division 1 - Colleen Manson from Clifton Springs GC score 71 nett Division 2 - Ros Holland from Anglesea score 93 gross Barb Chapell from Lonsdale GC score 74 nett Division 3 - Therese Pierce from Lonsdale GC score 95 gross Tracey Golightly from Lonsdale GC score 73 nett Women's Perpetual Shield - Helen Stewart, Ros Holland, Ann Stokes from Anglesea GC. Junior Golf Clinics Lonsdale Golf Club is running a Junior Golf Fundamentals Golf Clinic is a 5- week program to learn the fundamentals of golf on Saturdays 10.30-11.30am 19 October to 16 November. $75pp. Bookings essential 5258 1955. #Week 1: Grip / Posture / Small swing #Week 2: Full swing #Week 3: Putting #Week 4: Chipping PRINTING & COPYING #Week 5: On course experience Bowling Season TREE REMOVAL Opens Point Lonsdale Bowl- ing Club has invested over $200,000 fitting two state TILING SERVICES of the art bowling carpets recognised as first class. The bowling season has begun with four pennant teams preparing to chall- enge the competition. TILING Free coaching on SERVICING SURF COAST, Thursday mornings to any interested potential players BELLARINE & GEELONG and members. Contact: Secretary Alan Mansfield Wall, Floor & Outdoor 5258 1241. Bathroom Renovations My mom always told me god was bowling when It Ph Simon: 0419 564 828 was thundering out. Page 16 – Queenscliffe Herald, October 2013

A fleet of Tall Ships gathering in were 450 people on board both days Australian and New Zealand waters taking photos, enjoying the Crystal is a rare event, the last big one was Set jazz band and tucking into hearty for the Australian Bicentennial in Tall Ships Festival sea rations. 1988, but seeing the magic and On board were the Anderson majesty of tall ships under sail is from the Netherlands, and five .following the coastline past Sand- on Saturday afternoon and Sunday family - Donna and Mark and their rarely forgotten. from Australia: the Enterprise, Lord ringham, Mornington and on to morning for people to view the ships three little sailors Reaghan 8, Elsha 5 From 6-14 September, Melbourne Nel-son, Soren Larson Windeward Rosebud before mooring on the flat as they sailed in Port Phillip Bay. A and Ailia 2. "The kids had a fantastic hosted ten visiting tall ships from Bound and the Young Endeavour. sands between Dromana and Rye Searoad Ferries vessel left Melbourne time and the experience for all of us around the world and their crews of Thousands of visitors viewed the with crew attending a farewell party in Docklands at 9.30am so the bay was was well worth the drive from Lara," sail trainees, mostly young people, tall ships in Williamstown for a week Blairgowrie before the ships navigated awash with ferries, smaller pleasure said Donna. "The weather added to experiencing the thrills and disciplines long celebration finishing with fire- the Rip on Sunday morning bound for boats by the score and the amazingly the enjoyment with plenty of sunshine of life on the water. works at Seaworks in Nelson Place . Tasmania. beautiful tall ships creating a spec- and a light sea breeze encouraging the The tall ships included: Bark On Saturday afternoon the ships Searoad Ferries ran a special tacular sight. ships to set their sails - a marvellous Europa, Tecla and Oosterschelde headed down the east side of the bay service on the MV Peninsula Princess CEO Matt McDonald said there sight."

Left: The fleet led by Oosterschelde heads for The Rip and Tasmania. Right: The Anderson family from Lara enjoyed the picnic atmosphere on the ferry. Below: The Ferry alongside The Lord Nelson. Photos courtesy of Clive Mackinnon

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