NOVEMBER, 2012 Circulation 5000 – Number 156 – FREE Fort Queenscliff LHD Arrival in Bay Open Day & Marching Out Parade Saturday 17 November 9am-4pm The Australian Army has been continuously 1115 -1200h 'The Model Room', Building 52: Meet located at Fort Queenscliff since 1860. the Director of DSCM-A, Colonel Andrew Gallaway: Commencing for the defences of Port Phillip the last Commander of Fort Queenscliff. Bay by Colonial Forces, the Fort operated as the Firing of the Guns Command and Staff College for 50 years. The Saluting Battery and 'Disappearing Gun' will The College relocated to the ACT in 1999 and the be fired throughout the morning with pyrotechnical current occupants, the Directorate of Soldier Career support. Each firing of the Saluting Battery will be Management - Army (DSCM-A) have been operating followed by a performance by Australia's Federation out of the Fort since 2001. Once the DSCM-A depart Guard. and relocate to the ACT, the Fort will be converted to •Saluting Battery: 0900h, 1015h and 1130h. the Defence Archives Centre, run by the Australian •The Disappearing Gun: 1300h, 1345h and 1430h Photo courtesy Anthony Stephens Public Service (APS). The Army History Unit team Displays The Navy's first Canberra-Class into the BAE facility at Williamstown. of three, the Fort Queenscliff Museum Association Project Digger and Armygeddon Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) The Canberra Class LHDs are bigger and The Australian Air Force Cadets will remain PMV and ASLAV: Frontline Vehicles warship arrived at its Victorian home than Australia's last aircraft carrier operating within the grounds. Australian Air Force Cadets - Recruiting, for the next 12 months where its HMAS Melbourne. When completed The Director of DSCM-A invites you to attend Activities and Sausage Sizzle construction, outfitting and con- they will be more than 230 metres long, events on the 17th, to enjoy the Fort grounds and Australia's Federation Guard solidation of the four sections of the 27.5 metres high and weigh around take the opportunity to farewell the Army. Numerous Sponsor displays and information stands superstructure is continuing in the 27,500 tonnes. Each ship can carry a activities have been planned, with something of Picnic on the Grounds Williamstown yard. The LHD will be combined armed battle-group of more interest to everyone. Please Note: Entry to the Fort is Commencing at 1230h. Bring a picnic and enjoy floated off the Blue Marlin over the than 1100 personnel, 100 armoured a gold coin donation. Proceeds to Legacy and the the performances on the Parade Ground with The next two weeks and then towed into vehicles and 12 helicopters and features Museum Association. Geelong RSL Pipes and Drums Band, The Victoria the BAE facility at Williamstown. a 40-bed hospital. Itinerary: Police Pipes Band and firing the 'Disappearing Gun'. The LHD01 hull was transported The LHDs are the largest ships ever Fort Tours - departing from the Main Gates every Marching Out Parade from Spain to Australia by Heavy Lift built for the Royal Australian Navy as it hour on the hour from 0900h with the last tour Commences 1445h. The Ceremonial Component Ship, Blue Marlin, taking around eight was visible on the horizon almost two departing at 1400h.Tours led by professional guides of the day, with the Chief of Army reviewing the weeks for the 12,000 nautical miles hours before entering the port. are for 1 hour and conclude at the Museum. parade. Colonel Andrew Gallaway Director DSCM-A (approx 18,520 km) to deliver the first Around 100 people including press, Art Exhibition - all day in the underground will lead the Army unit by marching out of the Fort LHD. Construction of the ship started in defence photographers and dignitaries magazine. View the works of Michael Grant and supported by the Australian Army Band Melbourne Spain in 2008 with the hull launched by watched the warship make its way George Gittoes experiences of war and works by and Australia's Federation Guard. Spanish shipbuilder Navantia in 2011. through the Rip from various vantage current serving ADF personnel. Some works are for The Parade will symbolically march along Hesse The LHDs are the largest ships ever points like Shortland's Bluff and the sale. Street, like days in old when troops were reinforced built for the Royal Australian Navy and harbour tower in Queenscliff. The hull, Talks via the railway line from Geelong. You are invited to will provide the Australian Defence designated HMAS Canberra, sailed past 900-0930h 'The Model Room', Building 52: join this parade and farewell the troops at Queens- Force (ADF) with one of the most its namesake that is now an artificial reef Presentation from Army Reserve Officer deployed cliff's historic railway station as they board the rail capable and sophisticated amphibious near the entrance to the Rip at Ocean on Operation Catalyst, Iraq 2006-07. cars for the last time. ships in the world. Grove and a very popular dive site. The 0930-1000h 'The Model Room', Building 52: Download a brochure of the day's events at The LHD will be floated off the Blue LHD is expected to be introduced into Michael Grant, award winning artist on his fortqueenscliff.com.au Marlin for two weeks and then towed Royal Australian Navy service in 2014. exhibition 'Conflict and Compassion'. The day is made possible through the support of 1015-1100h 'Bullock Walk': Morning-tea with the Fort Queenscliff, Defence Health and Bellarine Curator. Railway.

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Butcher Liquor Provedore Greengrocer 63 Hesse St, Queenscliff Phone: 5258 4744 Open every day 9am - 6pm Page 2 – Queenscliffe Herald, November 2012 Vale Thomas Edward Houldcroft Tom was the third son 17.5.1939 - 23.9.2012 times, especially playing of Edward and Kathleen cricket on the Torquay oval sight' as she had worked Tom's mate, Butch and the wonderful family and was raised in Men- with Tom for several years tone with his brothers Brogan from the Cross Christmas's spent in Green- in the same department and Keys Hotel in Strathmore, vale. Bill, Buddy and Ron and they had became friends. his sister Shirley. Tom spoke about some of Tom's The music at Tom's "In August 1983 a friend exploits during his years of funeral reflected his per- joined the Navy in 1956, suggested that Tom and I aged 17, serving on bachelordom. Tom led the sonality with 'Two Less should go to a Ford dinner way with basketball and Lonely People' by Air HMAS Cerberus, Syd- dance," said Lyn. "And that ney, and Anzac, Melville, darts teams and no matter if Supply and Sammy Davis started what was to be 28 they won or lost, the team Jnr's 'Mr Bojangles' that Watson and Creswell. years of a wonderful life for Tom trained as a cook celebrated with a weekly Tom had performed with us." photo and trophy presen- and left the Navy in 1963 the Lighthouse Theatre "Over the years, Tom tations. He organised a as a Leading Officer's Company in great style. put a lot of effort into mak- talent quest, a jazz night, a Cook. The memorial service ing sure that the three of us dim-sim eating competition was a wonderful celebration As a civilian Tom worked always felt happy and "Tom our jour ney and a sheep-shearing of Tom's life. He will be for many organizations secure." Lyn recalled their together has come to an end competition in the bar greatly missed by those including ICI and Austin first Christmas together as a but I can look back on attended by several local c l o s e s t t o h i m a n d Hospital. He worked at the family of four when Rob and wonderful memories and bad boys. Tom's brother-in- remembered with affection Ford Motor Company in Chris were up early eager to remember my love - I will law, Jim Tyrrell, also spoke by everyone he came into Broadmeadows from 1975, open their presents. Tom always be your Lady." of the wonderful family contact with. Vale Tom. overseeing 90 staff before suggested they all shower, retiring in 1991. While get dressed, have breakfast living in Greenvale Tom and then open presents. took on new challenges as "The three of us put him From Lyn Houldcroft Trimmer Tom with lawn straight on that score and I would like to thank everyone most sincerely for the help and support I mowing, Timber Tom when he never tried that again." have received since Tom passed away so suddenly on September 23. I he sold firewood, and finally "Although Tom had very always knew I lived in a great community, but the support I have received Tom the Builder when he strong opinions on some moved to the borough 14 subjects, as anyone who got has been overwhelming. Whether it was people dropping in with food and years ago. in a debate with him would flowers, sending cards or calling on the phone, it has been amazing. Even At Tom's farewell in the know, you could always an offer to help with the garden or to take any rubbish to the tip! Queenscliff/Point Lonsdale count on him for help," said For all those who attended the funeral at the RSL - over 300 - thank you RSL hall, his wife of 28 years Lyn. "We had some won- so much. I am sure Tom would have loved such a great celebration of his L yn, and step-children derful holidays together life and was there in spirit - probably behind the bar!! Robyn and Chris spoke with Rob and Chris, in the Special thanks to the RSL, all my Red Cross, Lighthouse Theatre and HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION warmly of their love and motorhome and in May this Probus friends, Damian Cayzer and Mike Davis from Stockland respect for Tom. L yn, year we enjoyed a Mediter- Development. I am blessed to live in such a community. Thank you all so always called 'Lady' by Tom, ranean cruise - what a much. THE STONE HOUSE says it wasn't 'love at first fabulous time we had." c1865 QUEENSCLIFF Is technology leaving you behind? Superior Holiday House Perhaps we can help with our new 2 hour Accommodates up to 8 persons workshops, cost: just $5! Introduction to email: Fridays 12.30 to 2.30pm, Contact 03 5258 3343 AUSTRALIA DAY AWARDS 2013 November 2nd & November 30th The Borough of Queenscliffe invites nominations from the community for the Introduction to internet: Fridays 12.30 to following categories of Australia Day Awards. 2.30pm, November 23rd & December 14th JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Introduction to standard mobile phones: Citizen of the Year Every Monday, 1.00 to 3.00pm Royal Victorian Association Young Citizen of the Year Bookings Essential Of Honorary Justices Free Fortnightly drop-in computer/phone help Community Event Award sessions Community Service Award Thursdays, 9.00 to 11.00am, November 8th, 22nd & December 6th Graham J. Christie Community Environment Project Award Introduction to iPad course: Justice Of The Peace 9747 Nomination forms and award criteria are available from the Council Offices at 50 Mondays November 12th to December 10th 1pm to 3pm or 3.30pm to 5.30pm 33 Nelson road Ph: +613 5258 2169 Learmonth Street, Queenscliff or can be downloaded from Council's website Cost: $80 for 4 weeks Point Lonsdale 3225 Mob: 0418 521 579 www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au Po Box 48 E: [email protected] Queenscliffe Neighbourhood House Queenscliff 3225 Web: www.rvahj.org.au Nominations close at 4pm, 28 November 2012. The winners will be announced on 3 Tobin Drive. Phone 5258 3367. Australia Day, 26 January 2013. PUBLIC NOTICES Lenny Jenner Chief Executive Officer

Lisa Neville MP MEMBER FOR BELLARINE I encourage you to contact me if there is anything I can assist you with or any issues you would like to discuss. Phone: 5248 3462 Lisa Neville MP, Shop 1, Newcomb Central 71 Bellarine Hwy, Newcomb 3219.

Published by Swansong Publishing 31 Hobson Street, Queenscliff 3225 Phone: 5258 4828 Email: [email protected] Editor: Carmel Murphy Printed by: Newsprinters Pty. Ltd. Shepparton Average Monthly Circulation: 5000 Copyright; Swansong Publishing 2012 ISSN: 1443-5071 READERS PLEASE NOTE The next edition will be published on: Wednesday December 5, 2012 Copy deadlines are one week prior to publication Wednesday November 28. Queenscliffe Herald, November 2012 – Page 3 Borough of Queenscliffe election results Following the 'Think women for local facilities, health and promoting tourism and council may have influenced voter's opinions government 2012' campaign by the developing shoulder season attractions, of Mr Russell's integrity. Mr Russell says the Victorian Local Government Association planning and environment. comments are untrue and defamatory and to improve women's participation in Tourism chair Graham Christie is the fifth has taken the matter up with the Municipal local government, the residents of the member of the team and looking forward to Association of Victoria and his solicitors. Mr Borough of Queenscliffe now has three the next four years being positive in all ways, Russell based his campaign on good women councillors - Helene Butler, enhancing business and tourism oppor- governance and transparency. Susan Salter and Sue Wasterval. tunities and bringing new life and vision to "Victoria's local government elections are Helene Butler will be serving for a second the borough. in shambles with widespread allegations of term four year term. She welcomed working Bob Merriman's re-election followed a tricks and smear tactics in one of the dirtiest within a team to address the challenges and controversial campaign in the lead up to the campaigns in years. Association of Victoria requirements of the community and sensitive elections which saw him accuse three can- chief executive Rob Spence said the current environmental development. didates, Graham Christie, Greg Jones and campaigns 'had a lot more heat in it' than Susan Salter said she would work to Peter Russell of lying and his savvy with the previous ones. 'That is why we need to have a enhance tourism opportunities, encourage media resulted in him appearing often in local very close look at it and see if we can tidy it up recreation and sport and encourage resi- media. without regulating it out of existence," he said. dents to participate in decision making. His statement about Peter Russell being Election Results - Enrolment: 4268, Sue Wasterval's five priorities included 'kicked off' Moorabool Council and intim- Voter Turnout: 3241, Formal votes: 3153, financial management, supporting sporting ating he would continue to lie if elected to ity. Informal votes: 88. Never smile at a crocodile One of the many major problems with My reason for standing was primarily governing people is whom you elect to do it. explained by my opponents who have proudly It is a well-known fact that people who want volunteered for numerous community groups to rule are often the least capable of doing it; and a seemingly endless list of associations, some conversely, anyone who is capable of getting of whom are led by the very same people who themselves elected should, on no account, would vote for them and their own agendas be allowed to do the job! anyway. To quote the legendary comedian George The electorate needs to understand that the Burns, "Too bad that all the people who know more a council spends on flagrant favouritism, how to run the country are busy driving taxicabs the less chance there is for advancement of a and cutting hair." community as a whole. Instead of simply So, with that in mind it might come as a debating spending levels and appropriations to surprise but I can categorically state that I didn't such groups, we ought to be debating whether want to stand…I simply chose to do so. During they should exist at all without qualification. the election some asked 'Who the hell is this For those of you who were bored and Greg Jones?' The old mayor called me a liar and, disgusted by the politicking and didn't bother to even worse, some referred to me as a developer! vote, you in effect voted for the entrenched The only thing I develop are ideas; ideas with establishment that created the parlous state of the intention of benefiting the community and our council as it is today. They were more than driving our economy. If having a vision for our aware that it was in their interests to keep you future is a lie, then so be it, for all ideas lie in the disgusted, bored and cynical and they future. As for who I am, if being a person who deliberately gave you every possible reason not cares for others, one who believes in an open and to vote. Of course it was your choice not to vote or transparent local government and denies the nay- just simply maintain the status quo, but don't lie sayers their forum, then I guess I am just a to yourself that you're not interested. In reality, developer after all and proud to be known as one. there is no such thing as not voting: you either The alternative to not standing was un- voted, or tacitly doubled the value of the same old conscionable to me. It was to be an appeaser to diehard's. the so-called 'community associations' and 'self- I steadfastly refused to be drawn into petty interest groups' who have now been exposed as argument of the 'he said, she said' debate and being at the very least, unrepresentative of the always stuck to the importance of good Borough's constituents in general. governance, transparency and future leadership As Winston Churchill so aptly put it, "An of this community. I will continue to do so as appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it promised and will seek to ensure that the vision I will eat him last". I doubt I would be to their taste! described throughout the election, will be I decided to stand with Peter Russell and pursued with vigour and unwavering com- Graham Christie simply because you need to be mitment and make it an enjoyable experience for in lateral thinkers unfettered by self-interest with all. alternate views but believe in the common good. I only hope that the electorate is aware of the If one stands alone then you stand for nothing. If need for change and have voted accordingly. In you are the sole opposition of others, they will four years time the borough will hopefully be the only drag you down to their level of manipulation better for it is as you will be the judge and the jury and mediocre governance which is unpalatable in 2016. to me. By Greg Jones

Part 2 OF 2 ‘EFFORTLESS’ GARDENING THE FELDENKRAIS WAY OUCH! DO YOU HURT after gardening? LEARN EASY WAYS to weed, shovel, prune, dig and lift to prevent strain and injury! PREVENT PAIN in the knees, hips, hands, wrists, shoulders, neck and back! Sandy Leathem SUNDAY NOVEMBER 25 Feldenkrais Practitioner CFT Community Gardens, Geelong Rd, Barwon Heads. 1pm-5pm – $75 For more information visit: www.sandyleathem.com.au/gardening 03 5229 7963 Artwork courtesy ‘What’s On’ Geelong Page 4 – Queenscliffe Herald, November 2012 Watermark - our ‘Lonnie’ beach shack The Point Watermark's Lynne Arthur fell in emphasis is on neutrals, popping in Michael and Pru Kemp have a love with the beach shack and the accents of colour like crab apple, feijoa lot to look forward to in the next views across the bay eight years ago and flame, featured in the handpicked few months with the arrival of a then set about transforming it into a styles of the New Zealand 'Untouched new baby brother or sister for 2 year old Sadie around Christmas stylish clothing and giftware store. World'. The collection is 100% summer time and hopefully the Easter merino knit, 100% linen and 100% bam- Over the years Lynne has had many bunny will be able to deliver his long conversations with previous boo featuring unusual graphics styled goodies to them both in their new owners, locals and customers from nature. home at The Point. reminiscing about the beach Watermark's 2012 summer collec- The young family’s home is being shack's history. tion offers Australian, New Zealand and built by local builder, James The flat-roofed building still has the European labels chosen to coordinate Monahan, and Michaels says he look of a beach hut and has been home with previous seasons so customers can couldn't be more pleased with his to a bike shop, fruit shop and pharmacy. easily mix and match styles. The focus professionalism and that of Stock- "We love our beach shack and our has been on cut and finish, effortless land who 'has made the build trouble outlook over the bay and feel very lucky style for all ages and especially the free every step of the way. Michael to work in such a beautiful environ- sophisticated woman looking to grew up in Ocean Grove and ment," said Lynne. Along with Anne express her individuality. attended schools in Queenscliff and Vikki, the girls pride themselves in So next time you're visiting the where he made many friends so the decision to move into the new estate organising the collections with classic village at Point Lonsdale keep an eye out for this much-loved 'beach shack' wasn't a hard one as he and Pru love design, longevity, effortless style and the area and they are pleased their where you will be sure to find a garment sustainability in mind. children will be growing up in such a Watermark has a 'less is more' or two that will become popular items in Watermark's stylish fashions have found a home in a very appealing beach shack pleasant, friendly environment. philosophy to fashion. This season the your wardrobe. in Point Lonsdale village. "The ornament of a house is the friends who frequent it." ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson Watermark clothing & lifestyle

Pru, Sadie and Michael Kemp in front of their soon to be completed home at The Point. Queenscliff Kindergarten Events Optimistic Thinking & Emotional Resilience for Preschoolers The Early Years Network in the Borough of Queenscliffe invite you to a Parent/Carers forum presented by Jo Lange. Jo is a dynamic speaker and has worked for 15 years as a behaviour specialist with 30 years experience as an educator in a diverse range of settings. Jo's presentation at an Early Years Conference in Melbourne this year impressed Queenscliff Kinder- garten staff to such an extent that this workshop has been organised for local parents and carers of preschoolers. Jo focuses on what resilience is - characteristics of negative and optimistic thinking and explores how to help children develop resilience through every day comm- unication, play and problem solving with children developing a sense of confidence and capability helping them to tackle the bumpy road of life. Registration essential by 2 November to monica@queenscliff kindergarten.org.au Thursday 8 November 7-9pm St Aloysius Primary School Contemporary Learning Space Stevens Street, Queenscliff Gold coin donation. Annual General Meeting 7.30pm Monday 26 November Queenscliff Kindergarten Stevens Street, Queenscliff Enrolments 2013 An opportunity to familiarise yourself with the kinder and find out about the kindergarten programs (3 year and 4 year old) we provide for young children and families. Phone: 5258 1008 Enrolments still open for 2013. Limited places available in the 4 year old program. Information and 65 Point Lonsdale Road, Point Lonsdale, 3225 Enrolment forms - Queenscliff Kin- dergarten 5258 1342 enrolment@ queenscliffkindergarten.org.au Queenscliffe Herald, November 2012 – Page 5

CHICKEN CHICKEN Red Cross Spring Carnival PIN WHEELS - $2 each MINI ROAST ‘Charlecote’ in Que- $4 each enscliff was the perfect BUTTERFLY setting for the Ps&Qs CHICKEN - $15.00 each TASTY PATTIES Red Cross fundraiser where 60 ladies, and a $8.99 kg OR AWARD WINNING 10 for $6 few gents, enjoyed 'high Cabana, stras tea' in high style. and boneless ham The lady of the house, are always available NOW SUPPLYING Val Lawrence, and seven QUEENSCLIFF parlour maids dressed in Fresh quality cuts & FOODWORKS black with crisp white ALL YOUR NEEDS good old fashioned aprons and lace caps gree- ALL YEAR ROUND service every day ted guests as they arrived much to their delight. The maids, all known as Mary, served tiny cucumber and 82 Hesse Street, Queenscliff salmon sandwiches on delicate china plates, tiered Phone: 5258 1742 cake stands held tiny petit fours and the tea and coffee FREE DELIVERY IN QUEENSCLIFF & POINT LONSDALE was kept hot in the highly polished family silver. The only thing missing was the Gwen Joyce, Marg Campell (aka Mary) and Lana Zanoni enjoying high tea at 'Charlecote'. silver brush and pan used in other fine dining estab- on Geelong Cup Day and to Trish Minogue of Briar gal. This wonder fully lishments to sweep crumbs while all the ladies were Hill. Trish's prize was a creative event was enjoyed off the table but I'm sure dressed in their finery colourful beret knitted by by all the guests, and staff, they'll have one next time. there was just one winner Gae Gray using Irish who were pleased to be The fundraiser was held for the 'best hat' that went worsted wool from Done- supporting Red Cross. Ashby House i n t e r i o r s What's new at theVue Grand Specialising in french antiques, Local business own- petition representing Aus- ers and traders took an tralia in America in the fine homewares & gifts. hour or so after their long International Competition. working day to enjoy the He also took part in the Vue Grand's new offer- 'Chef 2012' competition in 45 Hesse Street, Queenscliff ings for the coming sum- Sydney. The Vue Grand Ph: 03 5258 1907, 0407 504 472 mer season. team is striving towards one Head chef Jesse Hughes of the country's highest www.ashbyhouse.com.au and his team created mini accolades - a chef's hat. samples of tempting tapas- Conference & Events style dishes served with Manager, Connie Trathen, craft beers selected and by says: "We love what we do. Caleb Fleet, Food and It's that simple. We love Beverage Manager, wine where we work and get NEW and beer buyer who is excited by the opportunities always on hand to conduct that come our way. We also CATALOGUE new and exciting events. All love to tweet, blog and this was a practice run for facebook about it too! So OUT NOW! the opening of the Vue check out the new website Local traders give the sample menu and craft beers Street Bar in November www.vuegrand.com.au" the thumbs up at the Vue Grand. where you can choose craft beers on tap, tapas, and pizzas while watching the BELLARINE FURNITURE world go by on Hesse Street. + BEDS'R US The Grand Dining Room 7-9 Marine Parade is open for dinner Wednes- day to Saturday and Sun- Ocean Grove Vic 3226 day's for lunch. The dining Ph: 03 5255 2288 room was reviewed in the Fax: 03 5255 4499 Age Good Food Guide Email: winning 'best fine dining [email protected] restaurant and chef' and www.bellarinefurniture.com.au were finalists for the past two years in the Golden Plate awards. 2012 saw Jesse win the Australian IACC Copper Skillet Com- Those who think beer will drink beer -Washington Irvine.

Queenscliff Village News Free Labten 72 Hesse Street, Queenscliff, 3225 Tee with every Q Ph: (03) 5258 1828 Fax: (03) 5258 1828 Email: [email protected] purchase over P H A R M A C Y Save on your H E A L T H I S B E A U T Y $100 Helpful advice always available. PRINTER CARTRIDGES! Free delivery and pick-up in Pt Lonsdale & Queenscliff daily – Senior’s Card Welcome. Whilst stocks last!! PARDEY'S PHARMACY CELEBRATES 150 YEARS Pardey's in Hesse Street Queenscliff is celebrating 150 years of community pharmacy for 1 week as of the 12th November. You are invited to call in and view some old-style paraphernalia, prescription ingredients and examples of 'materia medica'. These samples of plant material were used to make many of the tinctures labten and solutions used in early medicine practice. This month receive a FREE Sony AA battery pack (with toy car) when While browsing around the historical collections please enjoy a queenscliff cup of tea or coffee while perusing items for Christmas. you buy $60 or more of printer cartridges on the one invoice! 10 52 Hesse Street Queenscliff “If you are buying your ink from anywhere else, 4-6 HESSE ST QUEENSCLIFF - PH: 5258 1149 Tel 5258 1817 Fax 5258 4128 you are paying too much!” TRAIN STATION END OF QUEENSCLIFF Page 6 – Queenscliffe Herald, November 2012 Queenscliffe Herald, November 2012 – Page 7 Over 80's Afternoon Tea T h e B o r o u g h o f Queenscliffe has one of the oldest demographics in Australia with a median age of 55. Going by the 80 or so senior citizens at the Over 80's function in the town hall it seems many in the borough enjoy longevity - maybe it's the sea air or Spring Specials!!! participating in community events. Afternoon tea at the Seniors Week event was • 2 Course Lunch Special - $15.90 served by the Ps&Qs Red (Monday to Friday) Cross Unit with several of the women making a quick • Wednesday Nights - $15 Schnitzel Night change, and an even (With your choice of topping) quicker dash on to the stage, as members of the • Thursday Nights - $15 Steak Night Lighthouse Theatre Group who sang new and old (With your choice of sauce) favourites. The Over 80's included brated his 85th birthday Ulan and a brandy for Edna, Bruce & Thelma, all • Roast Lunch every Sunday Thelma Matthews who on the day and Edna Miller medicinal purposes - there over 80 and living life to turned 80 in July so it was aged 96 who was the oldest will probably be rush for the full, with Red Cross • House made Dessert & Coffee - $9.90 her first time at the event, person at the function. Edna both products as she looks member Laura Perry. Bruce Priddle who cele- said her secret was Oil of fantastic for her age. Blues Train's Stellar Lineup Riding high on the success of the Winter, Robben Ford and he even played first half of the 18th year with the a little blues to BB King himself… who straight-to-number 1 blues and roots declared, 'I been watching you, you're real CD, Train Trax Vol 3, founder and good.' will rock The Blues Train - this will be promoter of The Blues Train, Hugo T an Australia Day you'll never forget! Armstrong, has launched the biggest Excellence in Australian Blues Music lineup in Blues Train history with The rest of the season features ARIA over 30 acts between January and Award winners Collard Greens & Gravy, ENJOJOYY May 2013. D EN Chris Wilson, Lloyd Spiegel, Louis King and CCOMOMEE ANAND Queenscliff's legendary Blues Train, The Detonators are jumping on to do their Australia's most unique tourism thang. Over the March long weekend it's these great experience, continues the quest to Chris Russell's Chicken Walk, The Andrea showcase the best in Australian Blues Marr Band, Sweet Felicia & the Honey- Music. A world-class tourism event, tones. Another Blues Train first is the Hugo says, "I am proud to present such return of the Japanese Blues Cowboy quality blues music at Australia's premier George Kamikawa. venue dedicated to the best in blues music." Celebrating the end of the season Celebrate Australia Day Blues Train Mr Black & Blues along with Chris style with the legends of Australian Wilson laid down 17 tracks live on The Blues Music Blues Train, a world first, and on sale now. Phil Manning (Chain) has long been January to April 2013 also on sale now. May regarded as the most effective blues shows in December with an early bird pre- guitarist produced in this country; Geoff sale. There has never been a better time to Achison, (represented Australia at the join us on The Blues Train www.theblues International Blues Competition in train.com.au Memphis, USA and won the coveted Invitation to Traders Albert King Award for his guitar skills) in Hugo T Armstrong of the Blues Train 1995; Fiona Boyes (first woman and non- will give a presentation about how to American to win the International Blues maximize people staying on in town after lso! Challenge in Memphis) has been riding the rails. "I've only got them for a few rice Pizzas on Wednesday Night a recording and performing internat- hours," said Hugo. "It's up to you to ensure Wednesday night only – ½ P ionally for more than 25 years at major they spend their tourist dollars in town." festivals in Australia, New Zealand, The presentation will be accompanied by North America and Europe; Jimi drinks and nibbles at the 4 December Hocking (2005 Blues International Queenscliff Lonsdale Business & Tourism Challenge winner and toured with Joe Association meeting at the Uniting Church Satriani, George Thorogood, Edgar 5.30-6pm. NEW CHEF! MONSTER GARAGE SALE Saturday & Sunday 1st & 2nd December NEW 4 Scarborough Close, Point Lonsdale MENU! Peggy and Bill Comerford are great supporters of the Queenscliff Community Sports Club's Monahan Centre. The first stage of the centre is progressing well but requires new equipment in many areas. If you can donate small furniture, pot plants, tools, bric-a-brac etc in good condition please contact Peggy on 5258 2304 for collection or drop them off at 4 Scarborough Close.

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Trident fish bar’s Queenscliff is one of the cleanliness and customer service! Serving groups, charities and sporting clubs through Arthur and Alice at the wheel. All members of longest established businesses on the Bellarine the local community with the freshest cooked sponsorship and service. the same family offering exceptional service and Peninsula. With over 25 years of experience in and wholesale seafood. There is a wide range of fresh (all Australian) qualilty food. the seafood game. A quick scan through the “Alex (my father) was the first to sell real seafood on display, the guys to the market twice Recently Trident was evaluated and qualified visitor’s books can vouch for their international cooked calamari rings in a fish shop - not a week and we have a few local, professional by ‘Seafood Services Australia’. Trident is one of popularity with customers from across the seas processed. He started this over 15 years ago, fishing boats brin in their catch. So if it’s seafood the few businesses in Victoria that has been returning to feast at Trident year after year. now most seafood places (that are any good) use we supply it to you at the cheapest price on the accredited.. “Better than at home in the UK,” writes one. the same methods. It’s calamari, not squid, it’s peninsula. We fillet all our fish daily on the •Trident Fish Bar was voted No. 1 Fish & Chips Three generations of family, providing recipes battered (lightly) not crumbed, it’s tenderised, premises.” in Queenscliff - Geelong Advertiser 2011. handed down from one generation to the next for it’s so soft, so fresh...Well” Xenofonda - Trident continues in their award-winning “Trident, where other businesses come to eat the happy stomaches of its many customers. owner/operator at Trident Queenscliff said. practise to sister shops in Ocean Grove Market and observe best practise! Trident - innovative, Trident is the innovator in seafood freshness, Trident continues to support local community Place in Shell Road and now Clifton Springs with spotless, fresher, better!” Trident Queenscliff 5258 2334 • Trident Ocean Grove 5256 2099 • Trident Clifton Springs 5253 1821 Page 8 – Queenscliffe Herald, November 2012 Queenscliffe Herald, November 2012 – Page 9 On the QMFs Top Ten Road to Success Festival Director Michael Carrucan selects his Alister Turrill top ten choice of performers at this year’s festival. Al is a young Queenscliff man setting out on a great Young local music- ians, Alister Turrill and career with unbridled enthusiasm and a talent for Ian Moss Tom Milekovic, are this I laugh when agents get all offended about not playing slide guitar. He has been pounding the year's recipients of the having their bands back year after year at Queenscliff. I pavement and doing the miles recently and along with Queenscliff Music Festi- point out to them that we have never had some of the Tom Milek, is a recipient of the 2012 QMF Perpetual Alister Turrill val Scholarship pro- gods of Australian music play once, and Ian is one of Scholarship. They represent the true worth and value! gram. Both envision Clairy Browne & The Bangin' Rackettes creating a musical album Ian Moss them. A guitarist right up there in my book as a living legend and consummate professional. What a SHOW this is going to be! The great thing to enhance their devel- Jackson Firebird about QMF over the years is the memories of the stand oping musical careers. If you like sitting down, tapping your toes and out performances that people love recollecting about. Alister hopes to create reading the program guide to some sedate finger You will get Black Caviar like odds-on bets that this one his own 'road' album in- picker - give these guys a BIG wide berth! For me, will be talked about for many years to come ! corporating the energy and Dale and Brendan define all that is great in Aussie You Am I honesty of his live perfor- mances. "The scholarship Rock'n'Roll at the moment - big, no holds barred, This band defined the music I connected with funds will give my musical energy off the Richter scale music. Instruments run a throughout the 1990's. Maybe it's the fact that I am the career the push it really mile in fear of their lives when these guys approach. If same age as Tim Rogers or maybe it's the way these needs," said Alister. you like 'em, check out Kingswood (great car too!) and guys lay it out there for all to see. Hourly Daily and Hi Tom said obtaining fund- King Cannons. FI Way are about the only CD's that have survived my ing would assist to re- Baby Animals travels. You Am I perform for the very first time at You Am I cord/mix/master, develop I don't know how many cheap Clarion car speakers I QMF. distinctive artwork and print Pinky Beecroft & the White Russians an extended play disc (EP). Jackson Firebird have blown by pumping out 'Rush You' at 11 on the dial but it's a few. Like Ian Moss, how great it is to present In a previous life Pinky was in a band called "I aim to promote my music Baby Animals for the first time ever at QMF. Machine Gun Fellatio. I need say no more - those who to radio and music blogs and Howlin' Steam Train know what I am talking about will know PB & the acquire a publicist," said How quintessential Queenscliff can you get, a band White Russians and will be making a pilgrimage on the Tom. He's keen to create with the word 'Train' in its name. They even have a gig Sunday to the Hippos stage for one of the standout awareness of the Geelong on the Train! Their music pulls from all different performances. and the Surf Coast region promoting and playing with genres and these lads from Melbourne will have the Bananas in Pyjamas local artists in local venues. carriage and all the stages they play Movin'!! Queenscliff sets itself apart as being a Festival for all QMF Board Chair Ms Gurrumul ages. We even have it covered for my 10-month old Lisa Meyers said the Per- Quite clearly the must see performance of the daughter Mila! Sunday is a big day for the kids as well petual Scholarship Pro- Festival. Saturday 1.45pm on the Main Stage straight with the ABC Activity Centre. There is a meet and gram, now in its second after the Telstra Road to Discovery Semi-Final winner greet after the show as B1 & B2 aren't your usual, year, reinforces QMF's announcements. We are honoured to have Gurrumul whisked away in the limo or helicopter out of here kind Pinky Beecroft & continuing commitment to the White Russians the community by suppor- Baby Animals back to perform at our Festival. of rock stars! ting emerging talent in Geelong, Barwon South West and the Bellarine Peninsula. Last years winners, Catherine Sanzaro and Izzy Losi have completed their projects. Izzy, will launch her EP 'Outlast the Storm' soon and Catherine has recorded her debut EP. 'Travelling Light'. All the scholarship winners will perform at this year's Gurrumul Howlin’ Steam Train Clairy Browne & The Bangin’ Rackettes Bananas in Pyjamas festival. Page 10 – Queenscliffe Herald, November 2012

Artist Sweethearts Team up to Share Their Labours of Love Artist Sweethearts team up to Join us for the opening of Four by Two share their labours of love A common refrain of ing in divorce, these four "sensibilities," says artist Gough. Karan Hayman and creative couples is that artist couples have defied Wendy Stavrianos, partner Mark Howson. Judi Sin- having one practising the odds sustaining happy, of Craig Gough. "One of the gleton and Peter Ferguson. artist in the house is most long term relationships challenges posed by living Anne Saunders and Doug definitely enough. An whilst building successful and working together is the Wright. upcoming exhibition of art careers. intensity we both feel. The exhibition, along the paintings of four "Our personal and Sometimes we need to move with an 'in conversation' couples, who are also life creative relationship works away from the closeness." event with the artists, at Salt partners, is set to chall- because we're not com- Titled 'Four by Two', the Contemporary Art Queens- enge that notion. peting. It's a disaster if you exhibition features the work cliff, will provide a rare An exhibition of paintings by four artist couples who are also life partners. With one in three try to compete with one of life partners: Wendy glimpse into the lives and Australian marriages end- another. We have our own Stavrianos and Craig and loves of these artist couples. Sunday November 4, 2pm: 'In conversation' with the artists, followed by exhibition opening drinks. The Lounge @ Salt is now open Exhibition dates: November 2-19 It's the newest place 33-35 Hesse St Queenscliff in town to enjoy a drink, View the Salt website for images 5258 3988 a nibble, a long lunch, of the exhibition. www.salt-art.com.au c o n v e r s a t i o n , j a z z , www.facebook.com/Salt.Contemporary.Art sunshine on the balcony or a red by the open fire. The Lounge is open wwwwww..sfaaclte-abroto.cko.cmo.mau/Salt.Contemporary.ArtSaturday's 'til 7ish, Sun- OAKS DAY RACES & PICNIC LUNCH day's til 5ish, public holi- d a y s a n d e v e r y d a y Suma Park Homestead throughout January. Thursday 8 November 12.30-4pm The menu… Roquefort Ladies Day with lavosh & Pedro The third day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival is Oaks Day and traditionally known as 'ladies Ximenez, freshly shucked Tassie oysters, Drysdale day'. Mothers and daughters, aunts and nieces, sisters, friends, men and women can enjoy Shev with beetroot jam, a wonderful picnic hamper on the lawns of historic Suma Park Homestead where you will Spanish anchovies with learn more about the Homestead's racing connections to 1876 Melbourne Cup winner smoked paprika…And to Briseis. drink… classic G&T on the Race Day Program sunny balcony, Mermerus * Please bring your own chairs, rugs and umbrella in case you miss out on a spot under a Pinot Noir (Geelong Wine shady peppercorn tree. If storm clouds appear the event will be held in the historic stables Show gold medal winner), on the property. Walnut Block Sauvignon * Suma Park Fashions On The Field. Blanc (from Marlborough NZ), and Little Creatures * Dress up if you wish or just be casual and comfortable – there's room for all taste and style. Pale Ale to name a few. The balcony lounge at Salt Gallery * Races of Interest 1.40pm, 2.20pm, 3.40pm. * Lunch Box $65 for two. * Children $10 each. *Single $35. Tickets must be pre-purchased - Numbers strictly limited so book now! 13! A New The Date Brothers with George Washingmachine Bookings/Enquiries to Suma Park 5258 3507 or [email protected] Hot gypsy music in the Django Rein- Musical hardt/Stephan Grappelli style a la the CenterStage Geelong's famous Quintet of the Hot Club of France, 13! is described as a grown a little western swing, world music and up story about growing up. their classic jazz repertoire. Their Evan's parents divorce and performances are always humorous and he is forced to move from entertaining so it will be a 'hot night in the New York to a small town in old town tonight'! Indiana where all he wants 11 November 5.30pm is to make friends and Old Time Dance Reunion for 6pm at Uniting survive the school year. Church, Hesse Street, From the company that Leopold Community Dance Program - 1950 Queenscliff. brought you A Chorus Line Hall, 805 Bellarine /60's Foxtrots, Barn Dance, Tickets $50pp includes and Singin' In The Rain, 13! Highway, l2-5pm 11 Bon Ton, Evening Three finger food all evening. will mark an historic November. Step, Palma Waltz, Pride of Drinks below bar prices. achievement as Center Old Time Dance and Erin, Maxina, Charmaine, Bookings Diana Allen, Stage's first Youth Show. Music Lovers are invited to Novelty Fox Trot,Valetta , Jazz Australia: 5258 3936. With a multi-award winning an 'Old T ime Dance Gypsy Tap, Modern Waltz, production team, and an Reunion' for people who Rock & Roll/Jive. unforgettable rock score, attended dances in the Music - New Ritz 4 piece New Book Sale 13! is a hilarious, high Geelong area held by band. Lucky Spot Prizes. Saturday 24 Novem- energy musical for all ages various Church groups like Ladies please bring a plate, ber 9am-1pm at Ocean about discovering that cool St Davids, St Georges, the tea/coffee provided. No Grove Uniting Church, is where you find it, and Palais, Bannockbur n, alcohol permitted. $5pp. Eggleston Street. sometimes where you least Ceres, Inverliegh, Lara Enquiries - Alison 5243 Proceeds to Oxfam expect it. and Bellarine. 5662 or Kevin 5250 1247. Ocean Grove. btheookshop a t q u e e n s c l i f f Saturday November 17th, 12.30 @ the Queenscliff Hotel You are invited to a lovely seasonal lunch from the pages of "Country Gardens Country Hospitality" by world renowned horticulturalist, journalist, and author Holly Kerr Forsyth Much loved gardening writer and photo- grapher Holly Kerr Forsyth travelled the country, visiting beautifully designed gardens, from 27 inspirational properties, and enjoyed abundant hospitality over 60 delicious recipes. With stunning photo- graphy, "Country Gardens, Country Hos- pitality" takes readers on a journey full of the warmth and conviviality that charac- terises our homeland. "From maintaining a beautiful garden to cooking up amazing dishes ... the author is Martha Stewart, Constance Spry and Nigella Lawson rolled into one" - Denise Gadd The Age. Cost $35.00 incl. 2 course meal & welcome glass of bubbles Bookings essential Ph: 5258 4496 email: [email protected] 30-32 Hesse Street Queenscliff Queenscliffe Herald, November 2012 – Page 11

November is an exciting month at Black Screen Films Seaview Gallery Seaview Gallery Wednesday 28 queenscliff Saturday 3rd November - We open with a fantastic November 7.45pm joint exhibition featuring Sara Paxton's vibrant and Queenscliff Uniting colourful oils and stunning marine inspired glass from Church, Hesse Street DAVID HOBDAY & SARA PAXTON David Hobday. Drinks with the artists from 2pm. Black Screen - bring- EXHIBITION 3-15 NOVEMBER Sunday 4th at 2pm - David will give a demonstration ing the best of Indig- of his glass. enous short films to our Saturday 17th - Enjoy a breathtaking journey with community to see some Amanda Hyatt Her latest exhibition 'South of France' powerful short films takes us through Albi, Carcassonne, Cordes-sur-ciel, made by recognised Castres, Nice, Antibes, Monaco, Monte Carlo, Cannes and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander film- Villefranche-sur-mer. Many of the works have been makers. painted on location capturing the sheer beauty of the All welcome, no need landscapes and building and the exuberance of life in the to book, gold coin streets and cafes. Amanda will also be holding an 'en plein donation. Enquiries - Jo air' workshop on the day. Enquiries to Seaview Gallery 5258 1722. 5258 3645. Painting on location at Cordes-sur-ciel. The Spirit of Christmas Australian Literary It's beginning to look a Christmas music will be Company as stage manager, lot like Christmas, and it's showcased, such as Santa before taking on the Classics beginning to sound like it Baby, We need a Little position of Operations Man- Booklovers talk about books... and lend their Sara Paxton too as those talented and Christmas, and Geelong ager for Disability Services. favourites. But isn't it frustrating when you can't put energetic youngsters the musician and composer Over the years he has your hands on, say, your battered Robyn Davison's AMANDA HYATT GSODA Juniors put the Garry Wong has written his worked consistently with 'Tracks' (1977) or your 1971 hardback of Patrick finishing touches to their own special Christmas tribute GSODA Juniors as an actor White's 'The Vivisector' with that remarkable cover Solo Exhibition 2012 Christmas offering with Come Share the Night. and director, being respon- by Tom Adams? The thoughtful people at Text “SOUTH OF FRANCE” The Spirit of Christmas Director Sadat John Hus- sible for such well known Publishing are bringing out a backlist of some of directed by Debbie Fraser. sein is no stranger to the successes as Wizard of Oz, their famous 'Classics' at a very good price. While 17 November - 7 December This year the show is junior's audiences. Sadat The Lion, Witch and the you may not get the Davison or White, there is a presented in two halves, joined the company way Wardrobe and Three wealth of reading available - in case you missed out opening with a musical back in 1980 at the age of Musketeers. the first time. version of A Christmas seven, and it has been a The Spirit of Christmas I remember the impact Kenneth Cook's 'Wake in Carol, and with Act 2 major part of his life since will be presented in the Fright' (1961) had. Surely no other novelist had been quite comprising of a specially then. After attaining a Drama Theatre GPAC 15-17 as brutal in examining the treacherous machismo of the written musical treat in The Bachelor of Performing November. Bookings - outback male! It would have been soon after its publication Search for Santa. Arts, Sadat joined the Mel- GPAC 5225 1200. in 1963 that I was given 'Careful He Might Hear You' Many of your favourite bourne Gateway Theatre. Mary Walker expatriate Australian Sumner Locke Elliot's elegant story of young 'PS' growing up in Depression Sydney, alongside those memorable Aunts Lila and Vanessa. Tom (sic) Kenneally is now the venerable godfather of Oz. Lit but Tour de Force to Queenscliff 'Bring Larks And Heroes' was a very early novel - 1967. Former Queenscliff essential idea is that by day with Joann Khaw seared His savage portrait of thinly-disguised Port Jackson in the Music Festival Director travelling around the nooks into my mind, inspiring me love story of Phelim and the fragile convict lass Ann Barbara Moss is forging a and crannies of Port Phillip to apply the same approach opened the eyes of Australians to the awful realities of our new way to bring people to Bay - delving into its rich to the places I know and European origins. Queenscliff for unforget- history and highlighting love: abundant local know- The series includes more contemporary works - from table cultural experiences. current social trends - ledge; passion for culture; the likes of Peter Temple, Peter Corris and Gerald As Festival Director, people will make vivid humour; and small tour Murnane... I'm not sure I would have included 'Strine' or Moss brought music lovers connections to the Mel- groups to allow for wide 'They're A Weird Mob' though I suppose both have a sort to Queenscliff for a fantastic bourne story. Tours involve ranging conversation and of eccentric charm. music and festival exper- people conceiving - and lots of interaction." Each volume has an enlightening introduction by such ience. She is about to launch literally seeing - Melbourne Moss' exciting new venture eminent literary commentators as Geordie Williamson a new tour business that will from fresh angles. Mem- will help fill a gap long- and Helen Garner. I am slowly reading my way through Open 10:30 - 5:00 daily bring people to the borough ories will stick because the perceived by the local this new 'library' of literary treasures. Currently it's as part of an amazing format combines having a tourism industry - the need 'Homesickness', Murray Bail's ('Eucalytus' and 'The We bring ART to your home cultural road trip that's about good time with exploring for a year-round tour oper- Voyage') 1980 tale of thirteen Aussie men and women on a good conversation, good new ideas and perspectives." ation with a focus on the life-changing world trip - perceptive, amusing, thought- Wedding Register, Gift Voucher, Layby food and good times. She started to percolate Bellarine Peninsula. provoking. A refreshing initiative from Text Publishing. With a maximum of the idea for her new busi- Commissioned works arranged For queries contact Bernard P Ryan seven guests, the intimacy ness venture, Melbourne Barbara Moss on 0418 We pack and ship anywhere Bernard hosts a books program - The Blurb - Tuesdays 2- allows for in-depth cultural Big Picture Travel, on a 3 1 8 8 2 4 o r e m a i l 4pm on 94.7fm The Pulse, Geelong community radio, experiences, spontaneity recent overseas trip happen- director@bigpicturetravel. streaming on-line at www.947thepulse.com Seaview Gallery and flexibility. There are day stance had her take a com.au 86 Hesse St Queenscliff 3225 trips and extended trip cultural tour of Georgetown, For further information please contact options and travelling in a Malaysia with just four For the chance to win a Colleen 03 5258 3645 brand new people-mover will others: "Previously, as a William Buckley - Marran- not only be comfortable; it veteran backpacker, I poo- gurk tour for four, including will feel like a private outing - pooed the concept of or- wine tasting and lunch at The 86 Hesse St Queenscliff 3225 not a sight-seeing factory. ganised tours. Hill Winery go to bigpicture [email protected] Moss explained, "The Yet the memories of my travel.com.au

Queenscliff HOTEL

Accommodation – Restaurants – Bar Courtyard Restaurant – 2 course Lunch $29 per person The Boat Bar – 2 course Dinner Special $29 per person Dining Room – Open for dinner Fridays & Saturdays 16 Gellibrand Street, Queenscliff Victoria 3225 Australia Phone: (03) 5258 1066 ISD: 61 3 5258 1066 Fax: (03) 5258 1899 www.queenscliffhotel.com.au Page 12 – Queenscliffe Herald, November 2012 Steamer captain and helmsman By Greg Wane mediately came to their Early on Christmas assistance however it was morning 1903, two ships killed at sea decided the Coogee could were on a collision go on to Melbourne and a course about 70 nautical tug would be sent to tow the miles off Queenscliff in Fortunato Figari to William- Bass Strait. The Tasman- stown. The sailing ship ian steamer SS Coogee anchored off Portsea. had left Launceston at The news of the collision 5pm on Thursday 24 had been despatched to December bound for Melbourne from the pilot Melbourne. service and word had spread The Italian four-masted quickly. People began iron sailing ship Fortunato gathering at the wharf from Figari of 2204 tons was mid afternoon to witness the outward bound. The night damaged steamer. The was clear and the sea calm, Coogee, with her flag at half but by 2am a thick haze had mast, steamed at reduced settled on the sea surface. speed up the Yarra and An hour later both ships arrived at her berth at entered the fog bank. Number 4 North wharf Captain Frederick Car- shor tly after 5pm on rington, 54, was on watch The SS Coogee before the collision, showing her open bridge and deck that was raked Saturday 26 December. All and an able seaman Frank almost flat by the Fortunato Figari's bow sprit when the two ships collided in Bass Strait. the ships ber thed at Golly, 24, was at the helm. Melbourne also lowered The second of ficer The Coogee's deck able seaman Golly trapped his head and a fractured their flags to half mast. Arthur Durant was also on fittings from bow to beneath what was left of the pelvis and leg. Splints were The Coogee was owned the bridge. Captain Car- midships were smashed bridge. His mates worked applied and he was carried by shipping company rington ordered the Coogee and heaped up in a long row desperately to clear the to the smoking room of the Huddart Parker. She was half speed ahead (seven on the port side. The debris in an effort to free Coogee where Miss Muir, built 1887 and launched as knots) when she entered the bowsprit and jib boom of the him. However by the time the forecabin stewardess the Lancashire Witch for the fog bank and the fog whistle sailing ship had down the they reached the badly and the steward Mr Powell Liverpool run but a year Open daily during was blown at a regular damage when the two ships injured man he had died, attend to his injuries. later was bought by Huddart January & February intervals. At 3.20am the fog approached each other in most likely he bled to death When daylight came, the and Parker and renamed full extent of the damage Weekdays: became thicker and visibility the thick fog at a 45 degree from his horrific injuries. At Coogee after the beach in 11am – 4pm was down to nil. The captain angle and collided almost the same time distress was realised. The captain New South Wales. The ship or der ed the engines stem to stem. rockets were fired in the and mate of the Fortunato was 762 gross tons and was Weekends: pre-dawn light. The tele- then decided that the 68.50 metres long with a 11am - 5pm stopped. At 3.45am the fog Captain Carrington's became less dense and the final order probably saved graph office at Lorne Coogee was still manage- beam of 9.2 metres. engines were started again both ships from destruction reported sighting distress able and was able to tow the After the collision the and set to half speed. when the Coogee answered signals, over the horizon, sailing ship. Her engine was Coogee was repaired at a The Coogee continued the helm and swung further south east of the town, off still operable and the cost of 3000 pounds (a on her set course to Port away from the Fortunato Cape Schanck. emergency steering gear heafty price in 1904) and was Phillip. At 4am the fog Figari. The sailing ship was T h e h i g h p i t c h e d located at the stern of the put on the Melbourne - closed in again, suddenly a running in ballast and was hissing of steam escaping ship was used to keep her Geelong trade. Her hull was great bowsprit from the high in the water otherwise from the broken pipes on course. With a hawser scuttled off Ocean Grove in Fortunato Figari shot out more damage may have added to the terrifying attached to the sailing ship the ship's graveyard in over the starboard bow. been caused. The Coogee ordeal of the crewmen as the two maimed vessels February1928. An inquiry Captain Carrington ordered came underneath the bow- they frantically searched for began a slow trip back to into the collision found the the helm swung hard to port sprit of the big ship, where- the mate Arthur Durant. He Port Phillip Heads. Coogee was navigated in and the engines stopped - it as had she been lower in the was found further astern, When the ships app- contravention of the rules was to be his last order. water the Fortunato might unconscious and suffering roached Point Lonsdale the for preventing collisions at The great bowsprit of the have pierced the Coogee's from severe lacerations to pilot steamer Victoria im- sea. sailing ship raked across hull. However the Coogee's the Coogee's deck levelling starboard bow and anchor masts, bridge and slamming hit the Fortunato and split the funnel down. Soot and the bow from water line ash spewed from the funnel right up to three metres across the promenade deck above it. cover. The tremendous crash Fortunately the thirty and shudder was felt passengers aboard the throughout the Coogee and Coogee were all asleep passengers scrambled up below deck. Captain on deck. Carrington was killed In the moments after the instantly when the bridge collision the two ships was reduced to match remained alongside each wood. The mate Durant was other and several passen- struck by timber wreckage gers leapt aboard the sailing and scooped back aft. s h i p . T h e C o o g e e ' s Helmsman Golly was crewmen rushed to the aid trapped under the wreckage of the injured. They found of the bridge, seriously the Captain lying dead injured. amongst the wreckage and Crowds gather at North Wharf to see the damage done to the popular Tasmanian steamer Coogee.

Fundraiser for Queenscliff Maritime Museum Inc. Fort Queenscliff Museum

QUEENSCLIFFE 2011 Australia Day Community Award Enjoy the rare opportunity to 150th Anniversary Military Presence MARITIME tour a 19th Century Coastal Artillery Fort and let the children dress up in military uniforms. A great photo opportunity. MUSEUM Open Day 17th November, 2012 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18, 2012 Gates open to public 9.00am - 1.00pm 9am to 4pm ENTRY: Adults $6.00 Children U16 free Tours: Saturdays & ALL SORTS OF TREASURES FROM THE SHED PRE-LOVED or HAND-CRAFTED GOODS Sundays 1pm & 3pm Memorabilia, boat bits, buoys, books, trash'n'treasure, model boats, Guided tours last 1hr and 15mins. lifebuoys, handcrafts, marine motors & parts, fishing gear, propellers. Family Ticket $25, Adult $10, Student & Pensioner $6. STALLHOLDERS WANTED, OR PRE-LOVED MARITIME GOODS DONATED SITEHOLDER INFORMATION & REGISTRATION FORM Ph: 5258 3440 10.30AM-4.00pm Mon-Friday [email protected] www.maritimequeenscliffe.org.au Queenscliffe Herald, November 2012 – Page 13

debris surveys, marine Heads Marine National ive.seastars and Japanese along the coast and Mandy Tingay, a volun- plant and animal surveys, Park Marine Care. The wakame that has the estuaries. Public education teer for 3 years and a Friend Car Boot Sale Marine sea grass monitoring, pest group will help Parks potential to overgrow and included a children's club, of the Marine Discovery 1 December plant and animal removal Victoria protect one of exclude native algal species. summer by the sea events, Centre, said it was amazing 8.30am-12.30 and community education. Victoria's most diverse and Several representatives snorkelling and diving pro- to be involved as 'the bay is Care "This park is so amazing high profile marine national from Marine Care groups grams, marine photo- part of our backyard'. For Ocean Grove Park and together we can make a parks. People can take part gave brief talks about how graphy and seminars by more information contact Presidents Avenue Marine Care Port real difference in protecting in conservation projects their groups operate. Ray DSE and Parks Victoria the Marine Care group 131 Site Bookings Phillip Heads Marine it. It doesn't matter if you including marine debris Lewis, president of the linking groups and sharing 963 or visit www.parks.vic 5255 2302 National Park held a have never snorkelled surveys, plant and animal Ricketts Point group, said ideas. .gov.au community get-together before. If you are passionate surveys, seagrass monitor- there were 11,000 members on Monday 1 October at about the ocean and ing, pest plant and animal in Victoria assisting with the Marine and Fresh- interested in protecting removal like the invas- aquatic and marine care sea water Discovery Centre Port Phillip, then this group in Queenscliff. is a great opportunity to get Brooke Connor, co- involved and make a founder of the group, said difference," Ms Connor there are many oppor- said. tunities for the community Environmental protec- to become involved in a tion of Port Phillip Heads wide range of conservation Marine National Park will p r o j e c t s f o c u s e d o n be strengthened with the protecting the park - marine formation of the Port Phillip Early Settlers In my last article I rounding blocks and sold in w r o t e t h a t G e o r g e June 1892 and still stands Photo courtesy of wildlife photographer Mary Molloy. Crouch from Ballarat albeit with some alter- Mary and cinematographer Alan Beckhurst showed photos was one of the first to ations. It was sold to and footage shot in the bay revealing a world under the take up a number of Edward Boothby a Con- sea that few of us get to see. blocks in Point Lonsdale gregationalist and North- and he built a holiday cote councillor who when house, Kumala, on one visiting the Rev J.J. Halley, a block. Land between the Congregationalist at Point News from your cemetery and the Point, Lonsdale, opted to pur- approximating 23 acres, chase Crouch's property in was offered for sale. the name of his son Walter local MP The following is taken Boothby, his son in law from 'Queensclif f, an Henry Sachse and Walters MAFRI jobs cut NEXT MARKET: Urban Conservation Study' son in law, a Mr Dunn. At As I reported in last month’s column, the vital marine SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18th compiled in 1984 loaned to the time of printing in 1984 research positions at MAFRI are due to be cut by half me by a good friend and it was still owned by the within the next week or two. Despite a successful rally Point Lonsdale resident Dunn Family. with great community support and accurate media which clears one or two In 1949 Miss N.A Dunn coverage of the issue, the cuts are going ahead. Staff have errors in my previous wrote a history of Point been offered redundancy packages with only five days to article. Lonsdale, copies in the make a decision. A petition is being circulated widely and I By 1883 the borough Queenscliffe Historical will table it in Parliament. Letters from researchers and rate books list George Museum, from which I other marine and fisheries industry professionals have Crouch as the owner of have been able to source been sent to the Minister and the Premier. I will keep on Crown Allotment 45-7 with stories of interest. The working with all those who are deeply concerned about house. Around 1888/89 he Wattles is a house that these cuts on the future of our marine environment to try built his first house, the predates most dwellings in and get the Baillieu to review this disastrous decision. Wattles, and it was the first Point Lonsdale and is Remembrance Day house rated in Point Lons- thought to be the earliest November 11 is the date we honour all those who have dale.(Kumala as previously house still standing. served in the Australian Forces in both world wars, Korea, stated was not Crouch's George Crouch was a Vietnam and now serving overseas and at home. The loss first house - it was in fact the shoe merchant in Ballarat of life in Afghanistan heightens the importance of taking tenth dwelling to be built in who prospered after buying time to remember service men and women who have been Point Lonsdale.) Selina a boot shop in Bridge Street lost and their families and friends. Crouch owned allotment in 1871 and retiring in 1884 Queenscliff Music Festival UNITING CHURCH HAPPENINGS 54-7 located on the rise to Melbourne after a The organisers, Borough of Queenscliffe, partners where Crouch also owned successful business career and volunteers will be counting down to the big event Sacred Time, Sacred Knitting Group lots 56 and 57 on the corner and involvement in civic commencing 23 November. The line-up promises to make Place 2pm Tuesday 13th and of Adman and Baillieu affairs and helping to form the festival another incredibly entertaining and highly Thursday 22nd Streets. the Mechanics Institute. successful event for Queenscliff and the Bellarine. It has “An Earthy Spirituality” Sharing ideas and preparing Their view had been Crouch's youngest son been great to watch the festival develop over the years and Sunday, November 25 at 10am for:January 2013 Classy Tea Cosies restricted at the Wattles Richard spent his summer grow in popularity and renown. QMF will host the Semi- Features a smoking ceremony and and Cushions Exhibition Knitters, due to strong growth of the holidays at Point Lonsdale Final of the Telstra Road to Discovery national talent didgeridoo provided by the Patchworkers, Embroiders, Sewers all bush and Selina persuaded where he donated the land program with heat winners from around Australia vying Wathaurong Community welcome her husband to build on for St Andrews Church and for a place in the Final at the 2013 Tamworth Country A Free community event of the campaigned for a postal Queenscliff Music Festival higher ground giving them Music Festival. Black Screen Films sea views. He built blocks service and a new pier. In And throughout the Music Festival Urgent road repairs needed Wednesday 28 November at 7.45pm 56 and 57, erecting a much the 1890s he became A special interactive space including In Parliament recently I raised the issue of potholes, Hear the voices and stories of grander house, originally politically active supporting Wetlands craft activities for kids dangerous road surfaces and crumbling road edges on Aboriginal People in this series of calling it Ripsee in 1892, Alfred Deakin and later Afternoon Teas roads in the Bellarine, in particular sections of the short films. later upgrading and chang- entering Parliament as Garage Sale Bellarine Highway and the Portarlington Road, our major Queenscliff Reconciliation Mob ing the name to Kumala. MHR for Corio. arterial roads that carry increasingly heavy traffic. They Their first house, the By Richard de Fegely will only get worse as increasing numbers of holiday- The Savoy Opera Company Wattles, built in 1888 was Queenscliffe History makers and tourists visit the Bellarine over the summer presents Sunday Worship for singled out from the sur- Museum months. As a community we rely on safe, well maintained Cox & Box November roads so it is crucial that repair work is done urgently. Saturday, November 17 at 5pm 10am at Point Lonsdale, except for A people without the knowledge of their past As always, please don't hesitate to contact my office if A musical melodrama about a greedy November 25 for the Queenscliff history, origin and culture is like a tree without there are any issues I may be able to assist you with. landlord.Written by Arthur Sullivan and Music Festival Hon Lisa Neville MP adapted by F.C. Burnand.Tickets $15 Wednesdays: 6pm Community Meal, roots. 7pm Simple Contemplative Gathering ~ Marcus Garvey Member for Bellarine (refreshments included) 5248 3462 at Queenscliff Third Friday's 12.30pm Holy Into the Stillness Quiet Communion and Lunch at Point Day Lonsdale 10am-3pm Friday 9th November A day of quiet reflection and Coming Up: encounter with the mystery of the Geelong Welsh Ladies Choir sing sacred.Come for the morning or the Christmas themed melodies at 4pm whole day. on December 2. For all ticket or booking enquiries contact Heather on 5258 2854 or 0478 611 481

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Twins Sophie and Victoria of Herne Hill primary school in Geelong received their RESTORATION Microscope Licence after being tutored by a 'good teacher' in Elizabeth Ebbels. Queenscliff Primary trailer and gardeners in the thinking of ways to improve School's Expo and Fun community garden beside the Expo for next year," said Day showcasing their the chook pen. Jennifer Ms Cowburn. "Some sug- environmental gateway to Hoskin coordinates the gestions are moving the Swan Bay was a day of Environmental Learning barbeque near the fence to fun, art and craft, a Centre where a hand held entice the bike riders scavenger hunt. 'The camera hovering over the whizzing past on their Secret Life of Eels' by fish tank sent images to a Around The Bay ride, Skip Jack Theatre kept screen that was fascinating. market stalls and more fun parents and children QPS principal Jenny activities. As well as glowing amused along with face Cowburn said the students feedback in person and via FLOORING CENTRES painting and a jumping thought the strengths of the emails on the day about our castle. day were that everybody students and how wonde- It was obvious the school worked together and that rful the school looks." community had spent many the range of activities were Blog address for the hours planning and pre- very interesting and fun to school - queensclif fps paring for the big day develop. "They are already .global2.vic.edu.au showcasing their school overlooking the bay. Very capable student ambas- MARINE SERVICES sadors were on hand to explain the various displays and projects including 'The life of a plastic bag' a move 'Time' made by the stu- dents, moonah walks with local environmentalists and birdwatching. Brodie Krusic-Golub's knowledge of shells was remarkable given he was only in Grade 1 but his capabilities are a reflection of the school's commitment PRINTING & COPYING to develop the students confidence and academic achievements in every way. The more senior ambas- sadors included school staff and parents manning the food stalls, Meg Cullen from Birdlife Australia, the Marine Discovery Centre

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Resources Development Minister famously called James Price Point an 'unremarkable' piece of coastline. Paying the price Save the Kimberley concerts James Price Point, 40km north of Broome on one Recent music festivals are bringing attention to the issue of the world's most pristine coastlines, is the proposed with 6,000 people filling Federation Square for a 'Save the site for the largest gas processing plant in the world. If Kimberley' concert organised by lobby group The approved, it would open up the floodgates to industrial Wilderness Society. Former Federal Greens leader Bob development on a scale never seen before in northern Brown addressed the crowd saying it was 'a powerful Australia. The region is also facing exploration for oil, message from Melbourne to Canberra'. iron ore, copper, diamonds, rare earths, lead, zinc and More locally, Mark Fissenden, the 'Little Buckley' festival uranium. organizer at Modewarre said, "The protection of James Price Across the Kimberley region miners are exploring 25,000 Point and the broader Kimberley region has become the km² for coal, over 120,000 km² for shale gas that would be focused and creative work of many people in many ways. extracted by 'fracking', and more than 10,000 km² for Music is one way. Community is another." bauxite. Opponents of fracking point to potential Make your views known environmental impacts including contamination of ground James Price Point may seem many miles away from us water, risks to air quality, the migration of gases and living in Queenscliff but we are all Australians and many of us hydraulic fracturing chemicals to the surface, surface travel to the Kimberley, Darwin and Broome to experience contamination from spills and flowback and the health pristine environments and James Price Point is one of those. effects of these. Hydraulic fracturing has come under Let's take a stand because this type of development could scrutiny internationally, with some countries suspending or happen anywhere. There are many websites with banning it. information about how to support various groups like The James Price Point, or Walmadany in the traditional Wilderness Society www.wilderness .org.au or just look up Goolarabooloo language, has always been a favourite James Price Point and a myriad of sites will appear. getaway spot for Broome locals and tourists. Bulldozers Protestors united in the fight against a gas hub on the could soon be rumbling through this primary dune system Kimberley coast ask you to take a stand by sending a letter, and that the reef, the ancient dinosaur prints and ocean life not an email, to the Federal Environment Minister Tony will be blasted away in a 50-square-kilometre radius and Burke PO Box 6022, House of Representatives, Parliament migrating whales will navigate seven kilometre breakwaters House, Canberra ACT 2600. and unknown numbers of super-tankers. The siltation effects of constant harbour dredging are unknown but estimated in previous studies to reach Orthopedic surgery? northern Cable Beach. Concrete pipelines are planned to lie We are fortunate these days to have the option of having across turtle nesting sites and the world's second largest joints replaced if we find they have gone past their 'use by LNG (liquid natural gas) processing hub could sit on top of date' due to wear and tear, injury or disease. The most vulnerable bilby colonies. common joints to be replaced are the hip, knee, and shoulder. Any or all of these reasons may be valid. Environ- Studies have shown you can have a better outcome if you mentalists have found many reasons to oppose the gas hub commence a strengthening program before surgery. including flora, fauna, indigenous culture, marine life and Barb Vallance from Point Lonsdale Physiotherapy says, "I dinosaurs. highly recommend anyone contemplating joint surgery to Woodside may be able to build the plant with little or no undertake a strengthening program before surgery to disturbance to these features and there are other maximize recovery after surgery. If you are having a hip or alternatives. Shell drills for gas here and has designed a knee replaced, you would be advised to consider a floating processing platform. Impex have opted to pipe to strengthening and stretching program before surgery for Darwin. Woodside has alternative options for a gas hub muscles such as the hamstrings , gluteals, and quadriceps, location. Existing ports and gas plants are a little further which control those joints. These muscles are likely to have away, and there have even been suggestions to build a big weakened around the joints due to lack of use and if they can floating plant out to sea, nearer the gas field. But developing a be strengthened before sur-gery a better outcome is more port for the gas was one of the conditions of the government likely post surgery." Post-surgical physiotherapy also approval to extract it. Besides the gas off the coast, under the enhances your recovery after joint surgery. Ask your doctor pindan lies gold, diamonds, iron, bauxite and a wealth of or surgeon when you should commence physiotherapy. other minerals. If you are contemplating surgery or had surgery recently But there is one aspect of the proposal that Woodside and would be interested in improving your muscle strength can't mitigate: the view. James Price Point is beautiful. WA and joint range, contact Barb Vallance or Rob Hutchinson at Premier Colin Barnett has been keen to exploit the potential Point Lonsdale Physiotherapy 5258 4633 to make an of the Kimberley for as far back as 1998 when he was WA appointment for pre or post orthopedic surgery treatment.

Dip. Remedial Massage, Dip. Reflexology, Dip. Counselling Page 16 – Queenscliffe Herald, November 2012 A Big 10 years at Big4 It's not everyone that were proficient with com- can boast they had a puter systems, reception wonder ful ten year duties and every other as- working holiday at a pect of managing a caravan caravan park. But for park. recently retired mana- In their first few weeks gers of Beacon Resort in Les managed to run the ride Point Lonsdale, it's a on mower into one of the boast Bev and Les Wil- caravans, stationary at the Christmas inspired High Tea on the High Seas liams can make. "We love time, but soon mastered the Book your end of year function on board the MV Sorrento in the privacy of the sea and like many beast to keep the lawns, and the Portsea Lounge the vans, in immaculate other country folk we had Menu an onsite van at Beacon condition. Bev recalled the Traditional cucumber sandwiches, Smoked Turkey & cranberry on rye bread, Honey and holidayed there from first Beacon Christmas Glazed Ham & onion tart, King prawn & avocado bruschetta, Gingerbread scones, 1980 to 1990 then sold party where her Christmas After dinner Mint mousse, Christmas pudding w brandy custard, Mince pies, White it and travelled further present was a roll of toilet Christmas truffles and Cherry Macrons afield," said Bev. paper covered in the funny After living and working sayings she used frequently. Drinks - Pickwick loose leaf tea, Piazza Doro coffee and Oakdene Sparkling wine in Maryborough and Mur- At the couple's retire- Extras - White Linen table cloths, Bon Bon's and Christmas decoration toa in the Wimmera the ment function the gifts were $40.00 per person (minimum 15 people, maximum 35) couple decided they needed much nicer with Bev receiv- For Bookings please call the Beach Café on 52584211. No discounts a complete sea change. In ing a necklace and watch, apply to high tea bookings. Price includes return travel on the ferry. 2002 they applied for a live- and for the more practical in managing position at Les he is now in possession Beacon and were delighted of a new ladder and blower to be given the job. Bev says vacuum for the garden. The Williams' are look- The recently retired Bev she's always been a 'people Beacon's Jude and Lorraine ing forward to spending and Les Williams with Big4 person', a necessary talent Golightly threw two retire- more time with their owner Lorraine Golightly. when dealing with the ment functions for them daughter and her three thousands of people that with a dinner at Oakdene children aged 12, 9 and 2 came through the gates at and a bigger farewell at Bea- who recently moved to Beacon. People skills con with past and present Leopold so it seems the QUEENSCLIFF weren't the only skill they staff that Bev says was a next ten years will be busy needed and in no time they great way to say goodbye. ones. Queenscliff Cricket Club At the end of Round The Trivia Night was Catch the Ferry over Two, A Grade has two well attended with all seats and enjoy the rivalry and wins and are sitting on filled as well as bellies due fun at the match. Scores are GREAT SERVICE, GREAT PRICES AND SPECIALS EVERY DAY top of the ladder. to the tasty casseroles - 14 wins each. PLUS 5% Seniors Card Discount (excludes specials) B Grade has one win and thanks! QCC thank all their are in the top four due to a Trots Night - Saturday 3 sponsors as without their FREE DELIVERY (Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale) great performance by John November at the club support it would make it Sherwell, scoring his first rooms. hard to manage the club. 100, making 104 against Couta Kids & U/11s - Sponsors Day coming Portarlington. C Grade Friday 2 November 5:30- soon with businesses have drawn one and lost 6:30pm. advertised around the club. one and are giving lots off The Battle of the Rip - Please support those bus- opportunities to our up and Sunday 11 November at inesses that support our coming kids. Sorrento. cricket club!

Community Celebration of Christmas Lighting of The Christmas Tree Volunteers Park Cnr Grimes and Point Lonsdale Rds Saturday 1 December 6pm: Sue & Michael Hanley (vocal & guitar) 6.15: David Rackham (Harp) 6.30: Lisa Hanley & Daniel Baden (vocal, harp & guitar) 6.45: Ian Zierk (vocal & guitar) 7pm: Reed Family (vocals & guitar etc.) 7.25 pm: Santa arrives General Grocery Movenpick Selection of Bread and rolls 7.30 pm: Community Carols Gourmet Deli Ice-Cream Queenscliff Meats baked daily 8.30 pm- 8.45pm: Lighting of the Tree Fresh Produce Pitango Meals Now offering Range of liquor Bring your rugs, chairs and mozzie repellent Information - Karen 5258 1264. Delicious Roast Herbies Spices organic, eco-friendly & Local and BBQ by Queenscliff Fire Brigade. Neighourhood Chickens Mimas Pasta gluten free products imported wines House Twilight Market - School Hall site 4- 7.30pm. Market enquiries 5258 3367. A Community Event supported by Queenscliffe Borough Council, Rotary Club of Queenscliffe, Lions Club Point Queenscliff/Point Lonsdale.