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Car Fails to Give Way FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 2021 www.camperdownchronicle.com.au Rec. Retail $1.60 incl. GST Car fails to give way No injuries: The driver of a vehicle in Camperdown on Tuesday failed to give way for a truck leading to a close encounter between the two. 2021D For the full story turn to Page 7. Restrictions to ease for regional Victoria ACTING Premier James Merlino has where possible. per venue, with a maximum of 10 people per a density quotient of one person per four announced a reduction in lockdown Public gatherings will be able to be held with group and a density quotient of one person per square metres. restrictions for regional Victoria, effective up to 10 people. Funerals will be permitted to four square metres. Mr Merlino said the extension of the from 11:59pm last night, despite extending have no more than 50 people and weddings no Community sport will be permitted for restrictions in metro Melbourne would take more than 10 people. children and training purposes only for adults. the circuit-breaker lockdown for a further the efforts through to 14 days, which marks Hair and beauty services will be open where Real estate services and tours and transport one full cycle of the virus, and acknowledged seven days in metro Melbourne. a mask can be worn with a density quotient will be capped to a maximum of 50 patrons per nobody wanted to be in this position. Regional Victorians will no longer be of one person per four square metres, with venue with a one person per four square metre “I know this news is tough for every confi ned to the fi ve reasons to leave home, and general retail to hold the same density quotient density quotients. Victorian, every family and every business will be allowed to leave home for any reason. and provide Service Vic QR code app to record Visitors will only be permitted to enter care in this state, but the Chief Health Offi cer has Face masks will only be required to be worn attendance. facilities for end-of-life and permanent entry no choice but to give this advice. And the indoors, and outdoors where 1.5 metres of Religious gatherings and ceremonies will be reasons, and hospital visitation will be allowed government has no choice but to follow it,” physical distancing cannot be maintained. permitted for up to 50 people per venue, with a for supporting a partner in birth or a parent to he said. Private gatherings at home will still not be density quotient of one person per four square accompany a child. “If we don’t, this thing will get away from us permitted but visits with an intimate partner metres. Indoor fi xed seating entertainment will be and people will die. and single bubble visitors remain in place. Indoor physical recreation and sport will capped at 25 per cent seating with a maximum “To stop that from happening, we need every Students will return to face-to-face learning remain closed along with play centres, but of 50 people per venue. Outdoor entertainment Victorian to follow the rules, to get tested and at all year levels, while higher education outdoor physical recreation and sport will be will be capped at 50 per cent seating with up to get vaccinated when it’s your turn. We can students are encouraged to study from home open for a maximum patron cap of 50 people to 50 people, both of which must maintain do this, but we need to do it together.” inside Return to theatre Visit the Terang Co-op Rural Store or Mitre 10 for all your needs, today: a success page 2 catering for the beginner to the professionals, with: Axes Splitters Petrol powered Husqvarna, Stihl, Rockwell, Yard Force Barb creates new CFA volunteers Battery powered Husqvarna, Stihl and Makita Corner of Estcourt and exhibition page 3 commended page 5 rural store Baynes Streets Terang terang co-op Ph 5592 1555 (option 4) TERANG & CAMPERDOWN Page 2 ~ The Camperdown Chronicle, Friday, June 4, 2021 With the continued uncertainty of possible COVID-19 restrictions, we ask that you please contact the relevant businesses, real estate agent or community group directly for the most up-to-date information on all advertisements and public events. Have you been snapped by one of our photographers Round of applause: The cast of Mystery of Shady Acres celebrate a successful production. 2021E recently? Return to theatre a success MEMBERS of Camperdown English country hotel. members and we thank them all production a success,” she said. Theatre Company are thrilled After meeting the suspects, for supporting our show,” he said. “Thank you to the cast and by their recent sellout season audience members witnessed the “All involved are very happy crew who gave their time and robbery of a priceless necklace with how everything went and the of ‘Mystery at Shady Acres’. skills, and our sponsors for their and were asked by investigators interactive mystery segments had Staged at the Theatre Royal valuable contribution.” to assist in fi nding the thief amidst a great response. A gallery of photos from May 14 to 22, the production an array of red herrings and “We look forward to what is can be viewed at www. was directed by Toby McKenzie suspicious occurrences. next for our company.” and Jo Van Leerdam. Co-director Toby McKenzie Company president Sue Place camperdowntheatrecompany. Each of the six performances said he was pleased the show was acknowledged the hard work of com.au/past-shows. reached capacity with over 600 so well received. members. Feedback on the show guests enjoying the antics of the “We have heard so much “So many people worked is welcome by emailing comedy, set in the foyer of a 1954 positive feedback from audience very hard to make our recent [email protected] Check out Letter to the Editor our online Congratulations are in order by many people into producing such a show another great show. and Camperdown is so fortunate to have this From the moment we arrived, it was like Dear Sir, photo galleries. ongoing commitment. stepping into the ‘Shady Acres’. Maids a We were privileged to attend the We look forward to many more wonderful dusting, bell-hop hopping, manager greeting www.camperdownchronicle.com.au Camperdown Theatre Company production of productions. etc. “Mystery at Shady Acres” on Friday, May 21. Audience participation was fun and I don’t Ros and Colin Hayman www.ctctimes.com.au There was an element of excitement as we know if anyone really picked who the culprits Camperdown www.terangexpress.com.au were fi nally able to return to live shows in our were, as Mr X was too obvious. theatre. www.mortlakedispatch.com.au Congratulations deserved Costume and sets were very good, and set the Congratulations to all involved in bringing mood for the show. Well done to all involved. this production together, and providing your Dear Sir, Looking forward to what you may do next. audiences with a fun, interactive comedy performance by an incredibly talented cast! May I, through your column, congratulate Yvonne Langley We know hundreds of hours are contributed the Camperdown Theatre Company on On behalf of ‘The Breakfast Clubbers’ Top 3 WD News posts from the week Rec. Retail $1.60 incl. GST trending on facebook... www.camperdownchronicle.com.au 1. Budget delivers $2.5M FRIDAY, MAY 28, 2021 rade RamRampp upgupgrade FACEBOOK USERS REACTED TO... THERE for ramp funded #1 werewe smiles all round last week as the Victorian State 2. Warren wins tribute in BuBudget revealed the long-awaited Lake Bullen Merri honour of mate Success: Representatives of various Lake Bullen Merri user groups celebrated at news the long-awaited boat ramp upgrade had been fully funded in last week’s state For the full story turn to Page 5. 2021D boboat ramp upgrade would proceed. Minister for Fish- budget. 3. Bulls premiership town planning initiatives aimed at supporting residential and business growth. ($340,000) and rehabilitation of East Hill ining and Boating Melissa Horne confi rmed the alloca- “These will leverage the opportunities Road ($375,000), Williams Road ($250,000), that have arisen over the past 12 months, Shire releasesof 1.5 per cent. $54.3mBlind Creek Road ($214,000), draft Kilnoorat Road budget particularly the exodus of people from the The waste managementÀ chargeecting willan decreaseoffset of ($213,000), and Stewarts Road ($130,000). skipper locked in CORANGAMITE Shire Council is city and suburbs to rural and regional areas,” by 0.78 per cent, re “In another major improvement, there will inviting residents to have their say on the savings achieved in waste collection from the she said. be upgrades and sealing on Parkers Access “The initiatives will create more residential $53 million 2021-2022 Draft Budget. previous year. f Road and Moonlight Head Road ($250,000).” allotments to meet growing demand.” The record $21 million capital works Mayor Ruth Gstrein said council remained d Grants programs continue to be supported Council will continue to provide a range o program includes $6.9 million for local roads, committed to maintaining local roads with $80,000 each for Facility Grants and services to its community, such as aged an $5.3 million for the Port Campbell Town and advocating to the State and Federal – tionti last week, which follows a recent visit to the area Events and Festivals Grants, $60,000 for disability, and early years including Family Centre upgrade, to be matched with State and Governments for further improvements to the r Business Incentive Grants, $50,000 for Day Care, immunisation, kindergartens Federal Government funding.
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