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Com Munity Listings Com Munity Listings ALPINE RESORTS CEMETERY TRUSTS CHURCHES (cont.) COMMUNITY GROUPS (cont.) COMMUNITY GROUPS (cont.) COMMUNITY SERVICE MT BULLER & MT STIRLING ALPINE MANSFIELD CEMETERY TRUST MANSFIELD (cont.) COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION FOR WOODS POINT PROGRESS GROUPS (cont.) RESORT MANAGEMENT BOARD Contact: Mansfield Shire for current WOODS POINT INC ASSOCIATION INC. LIONS CLUB Phone: ..........................................5777 6077 details ST FRANCIS XAVIER CATHOLIC Contact: Margaret Martyn Contact: Barb Miller (Secretary) Melva Anstee (Treasurer) CHURCH Fax: ................................................5777 6219 Phone ...........................................5775 8555 5777 8269 Phone: ......................................... 5777 8261 Phone ...........................................5777 3514 Contact: Fr Joe O’Shea E-mail: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Mail: C/- Post Office, Woods Point Mail: PO Box 141 Mansfield 3724 CHURCHES Phone: ..........................................5775 2005 Mail: C/- Post Office, Mt Buller 3723 Role: Community & resident support, Meeting: Quarterly meetings at Pictorial Meeting: 2nd and 4th Tuesday, 7.30pm Venue: Hunter Street, Mansfield “The Mt Buller and Mt Stirling Alpine ALEXANDRA fundraising for community projects & Museum. Venue: Commercial Hotel Resort Management Board (ARMB) ST MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH ST JOHN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH improving facilites in the Woods Point Role: Discuss how to improve Woods Role: Community service group acts in a council-like capacity within Phone: Rev Eden-Elizabeth Nicholls Point and surrounding areas. Community Listings Community Address: Nihill St. Alexandra township. MANSFIELD RED CROSS UNIT Listings Community the resorts of Mt. Buller and Mt. Stirling 5775 2036 Phone ...........................................5772 1167 YEAR-ROUND AQUATIC FACILITY FOR Contact: Peter Tie providing essential services to the local E-mail: [email protected] GOUGHS BAY AREA PROGRESS MANSFIELD INC (YAFM) Phone ......................................0402 027 337 community and overseeing public assets BONNIE DOON Venue: Cnr Highett & Victoria Sts. ASSOCIATION Contact: Colleen Reynolds and infrastructure. The ARMB operates Mansfield Contact: Bob Forster email: [email protected] CHRIST CHURCH ANGLICAN CHURCH Phone: ..........................................5775 1590 under the provisions of the Alpine Resorts Services: Sundays 9.30am, Meditation Phone: ..........................................5777 3021 Kaye Wood (Secretary) (Management) Act and acts on behalf Contact: Rev Eden-Elizabeth Nicholls Mail: PO Box 267, Mansfield 3724 .......................................................5775 2895 5.30pm Thursdays and 12 noon Friday LIMA SCHOOL COMMUNITY CENTRE of the Crown, accepting directions or Phone ...........................................5775 2036 Role: Lobby for & fundraise towards a email:[email protected] Contact: Kevin Smith guidelines from the Minister regarding E-mail: [email protected] ST JOHN’S LADIES GUILD year-round aquatic facility comprising Mail: PO Box 721, Mansfield 3724 its performance and the discharge of its Service: 11.30am second Sunday of Contact: Gwen Gray Phone: ..........................................5768 2212 indoor heated pool, warm water exercise/ Meeting: Fourth Friday of month, 1.30pm functions, duties or power. month Phone: ..........................................5775 2589 Email: [email protected] hydrotherapy pool & associated facilities. Venue: RSL Hall, Highett St. Mansfield Venue: Cnr Highett & Victoria Sts. Role: Hall and grounds available for MT STIRLING ST PATRICK’S CATHOLIC CHURCH Role: Fundraising, community and Contact: Fr Joe O’Shea Mansfield hire for parties, picnics etc. Camping COMMUNITY SERVICE emergency services. STIRLING EXPERIENCE Phone ...........................................5775 2005 Activities: Fundraising group, missionary available. GROUPS Phone: ..........................................5777 6441 work and wider community work ROTARY CLUB OF MANSFIELD Venue: Chruch Street, Bonnie Doon MAINDAMPLE & DISTRICT PROGRESS Mail: PO Box 57, Mansfield 3724 Meetings: Second Tuesday of month, 2pm. A THIRD HAND VOLUNTEERS INC. Contact: Maurie Walsh UNITING CHURCH ASSOC INC Contacts: Graham Irvin (President) Phone ......................................0429 878 246 MT STIRLING SKI SCHOOL & SKI HIRE Phone ...........................................5775 1510 MT BULLER Contact: Jeni Fleming ..................................................0438 751 288 Mail: PO Box 352 Mansfield 3724 Phone: ..........................................5777 6441 .......................................................5778 7381 MT BULLER ALPINE Phone ......................................0401 712 810 Kathy Irvin (Secretary) ..........0431 703 117 Meeting: 2nd and 4th Wednesday 6.30pm ..................................................0418 773 541 Church St. 11.30am 2nd & 4th Sundays of INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Venue: Delatite Hotel MT STIRLING SKI PATROL SERVICE the month in conjunction with Anglican Meeting: Monthly, 7.30pm Role: Organise fundraising events & Role: Undertake work and fundraising for Phone: .....................................0409 945 901 Church. Mt Buller Alpine Resort Management Board Venue: CFA Shed, Maindample work with community groups using the local community, Australia, & overseas. FIRE BRIGADE JAMIESON Phone: ..........................................5777 6077 Role: To raise funds to develop the park at expertise & experience of our members MANSFIELD RSL SUB-BRANCH (emergency only) ...................................000 Venue: Mt Buller Alpine Chapel, Village Maindample as a family friendly place to to help groups achieve their goals. New Contact: Bruce Bingham ST JOHN THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC BULLER SKI LIFTS P/L Centre, Mt Buller play and relax. members welcome. Phone ...........................................5775 1724 CHURCH Phone: ..........................................5777 7800 Mail: PO Box 549, Mansfield 3724 Contact: Fr Joe O’Shea TOLMIE MANSFIELD COMMUNITY CENTRE APEX MEDICAL CENTRE Phone ...........................................5775 2005 Contact: Amanda Lovick Contact: Justin Meadows Meeting: Third Thursday of month, 5pm Phone: ..........................................5777 6185 Venue: Nash Street, Jamieson ST JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC CHURCH Phone ...........................................5775 8555 ..................................................0400 802 974 Venue: RSL Club Phone: Fr Joe O’Shea Mail: PO Box 16, Mansfield 3724 MANSFIELD HOSPITAL ST PETER’S ANGLICAN CHURCH Mail: Private Bag 1000, Mansfield 3724 MANSFIELD SENIOR CITIZENS .......................................................5775 2005 Email; [email protected] Phone: ..........................................5775 8800 Contact: Rev Eden-Elizabeth Nicholls Venue: 10 Bank Place Mansfield 3722 Contact: Mrs Pat Martin UNITING CHURCH Meeting: Monday fortnightly, 7pm Phone ...........................................5775 1035 AMBULANCE Phone ...........................................5775 2036 Role: Community activities Phone: ..........................................5776 2223 Venue: Lord’s Reserve Club Rooms (emergency only) ...................................000 E-mail: [email protected] MANSFIELD FAMILY HISTORY GROUP Meeting: First Tuesday of every month, Mahaikah Rd. 2pm 3rd Sunday of the Role: Community services & fundraising Service: 11.30am on first Sunday of INC 2pm POLICE month. Venue: Buckland Centre, Bank Place month Contact: Sheena Daykin COUNTRY WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION (emergency only) ...................................000 Activities: Meetings, indoor bowling, hoy, WOODS POINT Phone: ..........................................5775 1659 Contact: Ruth Rowlands (President) RACV MANSFIELD bingo Mail: C/-20 Elvins St. Mansfield 3722 Phone: ..........................................5776 4355 Phone: ...............................................131111 ST JOHN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH HIGH COUNTRY VINEYARD CHURCH Email: mansfieldfamilyhistory group@ Mail: PO Box 364 Mansfield 3724 MANSFIELD LADIES PROBUS Phone: Fr Joe O’Shea SKI PATROL Contact: Mark Buscombe gmail.com Meeting: Please contact Ruth re meeting Contact: Meg Broomfield Phone: ..........................................5777 7848 Phone ......................................0438 784 764 .......................................................5775 2005 times Venue: Meet at the Mansfield Library 4th Phone ...........................................5775 1976 Meetings: Sunday’s at 10am. Venue: Gold Street Craft: Every Wednesday 10am-3pm ARTS/CULTURAL & EVENTS Thursday of Month Mail: PO Box 639, Mansfield 3724 Venue: Mansfield Secondary College - Venue: CWA Hall, 22 High St. Mansfield COMMUNITY GROUPS Role: A friendly group of like-minded Meeting: 2nd Monday of month, 11am ARTS COUNCIL OF MANSFIELD Language Centre 3722 Venue: Delatite Hotel. BONNIE DOON COMMUNITY GROUP people who are interested in helping and Contact: Lee Huber Email: [email protected] Role: Community support, craft, Phone: .....................................0414 594 133 Web: www.highcountryvineyard.org.au Contact: Nola Evans finding out their heritage. PROBUS CLUB OF MANSFIELD friendship, and fellowship. Secretary: Vincent Smith Mail: PO Box 34, Mansfield 3724 Check us out on Facebook. Phone: ..........................................5778 7722 MANSFIELD MEN’S SHED ..................................................0438
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