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An Inverleigh Progress Association Publication ISSN 0313-8453

inverleigh.org.au FEBRUARY 2020

Volume 47 Number 1

GOLDEN PLAINS COMMUNITY AWARD WINNERS FOR 2021

Pictured above are (back row, left to right): Deputy Mayor Ian Getsom; Damian Baker, GPSC Senior Citizen of the Year 2020; Mayor Cr Helena Kirby; with (front row, left to right) Rosemary Angus and Ray Phillips of the Smythesdale Cemetery Trust, winner of the GPSC Community Impact Award 2020; Sophie Busuttil, GPSC Young Citizen of the Year 2020; and Brad McKenzie, GPSC Citizen of the Year 2020.

Read the full report on pages 4 & 5.

2 Leigh News WHAT IS ON? *Church Services have recommenced. * Inverleigh Playgroup 3rd February 9:30am at Inverleigh Public Hall *Inverleigh Historical Society Feb 22nd, 8 pm, Inverleigh Public Hall *Inverleigh Progress Association Meeting 17th Feb 7:30pm Inverleigh Public Hall *Inverleigh Seniors 11th February 1:30pm Meet at Inverleigh Hall. *Inverleigh Historical Society 22nd February @ 8pm in Inverleigh Public Hall *Golden Plains Shire Council Meeting 23rd February

INVERLEIGH PROGRESS ASSOCIATION meet in the

Inverleigh Public Hall

on the 3rd Wednesday of each month @7 :30pm (Except January)

VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME President: Hilary Hamilton Secretary: Luanne Thornton Treasurer: Tony Waayers Leigh News Editor: Peter Trevaskis

WHAT's NOT ON! Due to the Covid 19 pandemic, the following Annual Events will not be going ahead.....

Shelford Duck Race 2021.

Dachshund Derby 2021

The Progress Association has been actively working towards improving the amenity of Inverleigh for over 40 years. Of course all such organisations need volunteers and the Association is no exception. Without them nothing happens. If you have some ideas for the town you would like to achieve, you are welcome to join us and help achieve them.

Some of the projects completed by the Progress Association include: The Federation Bridge which was built to commemorate the centenary of Federation in 2001.

Walking Tracks were established with lots of support from the community, including fencing and tree planting.

Public Toilets Progress Association members worked for many years with Council to have the old toilets removed and a new block built, which did not detract from the entrance to our town. They are used more than any other toilets in the Shire.

The Clock a new clock was recently installed on the clock tower in our main street, clearly visable from the General Store across the road.

The Inverleigh Historical Society was formed in 2004. It operates under the auspices of the Inverleigh Mechanics Institute and Public Hall Committee.

Our Aims are to collect and preserve items of local historic interest and to promote research and interest in local history.

We welcome all donations to our collection or the opportunity to copy material. We are most grateful to the many people who have kept meet in the Inverleigh Public Hall 0n the 4th Monday of each Month @ 8pm the Historical Society in mind as they sorted through their own collec(Except December & January) tions.

VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME We undertake many interesting projects and have enjoyable President: Katrina Robson meetings, which you are welcome to attend.

ERIC STUART PEEL

Eric Stuart Peel was born 1st April 1932 in Pakington Street, Geelong West in a Private Hospital.

Third son of Eric and Jessie Peel, brother of Jack, William, known as Bill and Alan.

Stuart started school in 1938 at the age of 6, and the best part of school was playtime, playing football and cricket with his mates. He obtained a merit certificate grade 8 and left school to work on the farm with his father and brother Jack.

Stuart was a member of the PFA (Presbyterian Fellowship Association) and played midweek table tennis and attended dances in Geelong and surrounding areas, including Barrabool which is where he came across a farmers daughter named “Margaret Grigg” at Ceres, who became the love of his life.

Stuart and Margaret were married on 16 April 1955, at Church of England Barrabool. Wayne ,Bronwyn and Delma bought into the world with loving parents, and through primary school dad was a member of school council.

Playing cricket was Stuart’s passion, playing into his 35th season including Ballarat Country week for over 30 years. Dad captained Inverleigh, for a total of 9 seasons, winning A Grade Premierships in 58/59 and 60/61. Scoring 5,532 runs at an average of 23.74, batting in nearly every position including opening for a number of seasons, scoring a few centuries along the way. He kept wickets taking many catches and effected many stumpings.

Stuart was awarded Life memberships at both Inverleigh Cricket Club and the Leigh Cricket Association in 1982, holding many administration positions at both levels. After Cricket dad joined the golf club where he enjoyed playing club and Veterans golf, also looking after

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the golf coarse.

Stuart enjoyed the camaraderie of playing sport, at club and association level, in the years since he has valued the catchups and the reminiscing with team mates and opposition.

Stuart was a member of the CFA for over 50 years, he was communications officer for many years and was awarded honorary life membership of the Inverleigh Fire Brigade in 1993. Until 1970 Inverleigh fire Brigade completed many kilometers of vegetation reduction burn offs on the Hamilton Hwy between Wingeel and Murgeboulic.

Stuart was always community minded and enjoyed meeting and chatting to everyone, talking about local history and family ties.

Wayne Peel

Stuart Peel (standing right hand side) at the 150th Celebrations of Inverleigh Primary School.

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Council congratulates the worthy winners of the Golden Plains Shire Council Community Awards 2020.

The Golden Plains Shire Council (GPSC) Community Awards 2020 were presented today at Council’s Australia Day event. Following a Citizenship Ceremony, all award nominees were recognised and this year’s winners announced.

The Golden Plains Shire Council Citizen of the Year 2020 is Brad McKenzie of Bannockburn.

Brad has worked closely with mental health charity Black Dog Institute over a number of years as both a fundraiser and Volunteer Community Presenter. In 2014, Brad walked from Mildura to Bannockburn, raising more than $13,000 and he has since travelled Australia as a volunteer, speaking to schools, community groups, sporting clubs and medical professionals about the Black Dog Institute, mental health, and his own personal story of living with depression and anxiety. The institute selected Brad as an ambassador for its recent One Foot Forward walking challenge campaign that raised more than $6 million in 2020. Brad also undertook a fundraising walk at the Great Wall of China in 2019 and plans to complete the Larapinta Trail in 2021.

The GPSC Citizen of the Year 2020 nominees were Sharon Boyd of Lethbridge, Cathy Bushell of Ross Creek, Lynette (Lyn) Galtry of Teesdale, Brendan Johnston of Smythes Creek, Belinda Koenig of Scarsdale, Adam Liversage of Haddon, Hayley Quach of Grenville, Catherine Schurmann of Maude, Kylie Turville of Linton, and Linda Wong of Meredith.

The Golden Plains Shire Council Senior Citizen of the Year 2020 is Damian Baker of Inverleigh.

Damian is a volunteer at the public open space to the north of the Leigh River in Inverleigh and was involved in the plans to redevelop the space as a recreation space for locals and visitors. He has mowed and maintained the area for almost 22 years, coordinating tree planting days, keeping an eye on furniture and the Federation Bridge, and organising contractors to manage the weeds and other hazards. Damien also volunteers at the local cemetery, mowing the lawns and helping with general maintenance and beautification.

The GPSC Senior Citizen of the Year 2020 nominees were June Amor of Bannockburn, Rod Draper of Bannockburn, Dorothy Heylar of Bannockburn, and Val Robertson of Inverleigh.

The Golden Plains Shire Council Young Citizen of the Year 2020 is Sophie Busuttil of Smythes Creek.

Sophie was nominated for her generous acts of charity. In 2020, the Year Nine student donated her hair to Sustainable Salons, who distribute ponytails to charitable organisations to become wigs for those suffering from medically induced hair-loss conditions. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Sophie also supported the youth mental health organisation Headspace Ballarat, by creating and selling “clay friends” pins and donating more than $200 to the organisation.

The GPSC Young Citizen of the Year 2020 nominees were William and Emily Bradley of Batesford, Rachel and Megan Kaiser of Maude, Charlie Thompson of Lethbridge, and Jakob Wray of Bannockburn.

The Golden Plains Shire Council Community Impact Award 2020 was presented to the Smythesdale Cemetery Trust.

The Smythesdale Cemetery Trust was nominated for its significant contribution to the Smythesdale community. A volunteer organisation with a combined total of 185 years of experience, the Trust serves the community by providing

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cemetery services, maintaining the cemetery in operational condition and assisting with genealogical research – with its longest-serving member having volunteered for 42 years. The Trust operates under the auspice of the Department of Health and Human Services, and holds four meetings per year, plus site inspections and regular working bees.

With cemeteries considered an essential service during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Trust members have continued to maintain the cemetery throughout the challenges of 2020.

The GPSC Community Impact Award 2020 nominees were Batesford-Fyansford-Stonehaven Landcare Group (BFS Landcare), Equihands Youth Leadership of Meredith, and Woady Yaloak Warriors of Haddon and surrounding towns.

Mayor Cr Helena Kirby congratulated all winners and nominees of this year’s GPSC Community Awards.

“Congratulations to the 23 individuals and four community groups that were nominated for this year’s Golden Plains Shire Council Community Awards. Today we heard a wonderful collection of stories about the many volunteer hours and valuable contributions these impressive nominees have made across the Shire in 2020.

“Our four Award-winners are exceptional examples of civic pride and on behalf of Council and the Golden Plains community, I’d like to thank and acknowledge Brad McKenzie, Sophie Busuttil, Damian Baker and the Smythesdale Cemetery Trust as the winners of the Golden Plains Shire Council Community Awards 2020.”

The Golden Plains Shire Council (GPSC) Community Awards 2020 are an opportunity to formally acknowledge extraordinary individuals and community groups who make an outstanding contribution to Golden Plains Shire.

For more information on all GPSC Community Awards 2020 nominees, visit goldenplains.vic.gov.au

Pictured above are (back row, left to right): Deputy Mayor Ian Getsom; Damian Baker, GPSC Senior Citizen of the Year 2020; Mayor Cr Helena Kirby; with (front row, left to right) Rosemary Angus and Ray Phillips of the Smythesdale Cemetery Trust, winner of the GPSC Community Impact Award 2020; Sophie Busuttil, GPSC Young Citizen of the Year 2020; and Brad McKenzie, GPSC Citizen of the Year 2020.

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ENTRANCE SIGN-EAST INVERLEIGH

Our much admired town entrance signs are now part of our visual landscape and this image taken

by Andrea Bolton, shows just how well they grace the highway.

First mooted in 2009 and adopted as a project by the Inverleigh Progress Association, planning had many “fits and starts�. Finance, planning, design and selecting of a stonemason resulted in an October 2018 start and we all watched with interest as the beautiful stonework by David Long took shape. Finally the name was attached in early 2020

The full story on the journey and completion of these wall can be found in the Leigh News of March

PHOTO - ANDREA BOLTON 2020, https://issuu.com/leighnews/ docs/leigh_news_march_2020 printed just before Covid19 came to dominate our lives.

Please look up this article at inverleigh.org.au/past editions/March 2020/ pages 6 and 7, and see just how many locals contributed to the finished entrance, because we are proud of their efforts.

The next meeting of the

Inverleigh Historical Society will be held

Feb 22nd, 8 pm, Inverleigh Public Hall Sign in, social distancing and masks required.

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"INTRODUCING OUR DENTIST"

Tiana is a general dentist who has been working in Geelong since 2013. She completed her Bachelor of Dental Science degree, with honours, from the University of Western Australia in 2012. She has also previously completed a Bachelor of Science.

Tiana is an active member in the dental community, not only is she an Australian Dental Association member but has served on the committee of ADA Victorian Branch “Southern Group” as both Secretary and Treasurer from 2014-2020.

She loves being a general family dentist; she aims to address your immediate dental concerns but also provide comprehensive care and oral education with a goal towards long term stability. Tiana’s favourite patients are the little ones and she believes a trip to the dentist can be a fun experience. She is often complemented on her manner; her gentle nature and good humour putting patients at ease. She’s had patients laughing during an extraction and snoring during a root canal!

Tiana grew up in Brazil and Perth (she misses the sunshine and beaches terribly!) but moved to Victoria after completing her studies. She found a home in Geelong and has since settled here having met her partner and welcoming a baby daughter into their family. When she’s not playing with teeth, Tiana loves going for road trips, camping, playing in the snow and baking.

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You will notice that there has not been an advertised Roster for the CFA Members during the Covid-19 Shutdowns etc.

Please be assured that all out wonderful volunteers are still on call when needed, using their own internal rostering system. Thanks to all our wonderful volunteers keeping us safe.

Contact Helen Collins on 0418 340 387 for all your Interior Design & Styling needs and she will work with you to create beautiful & functional spaces

GOLF RESULT DECEMBER / JANUARY 2020-21 5th Dec. Men- Stableford S. Wemyss 35pts, A. Smith 34, R. Lymer 33pts Longest Drive S. Wemyss, O/65yrs T. Lee 12th Dec. Men- Stableford D. Mather 34pts, J. Nicolle 32, A. Joyce 31pts, Longest Drive A. Joyce, O/65yrs R. Lymer 19th Dec. Mixed Stableford G. Stevens 37pts, D. Nicholls 35pts, A. Smith 31pts N.T.P. 8th G. Stevens Longest Drive J. Nicolle, O/65yrs T. Lee

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9th Jan- Men, Stableford D.Mather 38pts, S. Wemyss 30pts, T. Lee 24pts.

Longest Drive T. Lee. 16th Jan- Men- Stableford D. Mather 38pts, T. Lee 35pts, S. Wemyss 34pts.

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“George Buchanan”

This photograph is another by Thomas Hannay who was an early travelling photographer in the Western District. His work was described in the February 2020 edition of the Leigh News. Part of the Inverleigh Historical Society collection and also online at the State Library of Victoria, this image taken in 1858 at Golf Hill, Shelford, has several points of interest. It show George Russell holding one of his daughters, the beautiful brickwork on the Golf Hill stables but it is the stallion, “George Buchanan” that is the topic for this article.

Coming to District of Port Phillip from Van Diemen’s Land in 1835, George Russell rose from living in a dirt floored hut in the Leigh valley, to owning 28,000 acres and building a magnificent home.

On a visit to Scotland in 1852 he wrote “I have within the past few days purchased a Cart Stallion to send out. He is a fine animal, three years old, has taken some prizes: price 130 pounds ($260) …… but I believe he was bred by a Mr Buchanan about Strathblane”. The story continues “ He stands with all charges including freight upwards of 300 pounds so we hope he will arrive safe. A man, John Watts, has been engaged to out with the Horse and take charge of him for the voyage and engagement for two years”.

An invoice for the transportation on the “Helen” shows provision of a box and fodder for the horse, 3 barrels Oats, 8 barrels Beans, 7 barrels Barley, 2 bar-

Photo: Thomas Hannay

rels Linseed, 1 hundredweight Carrots, 1 hundredweight Turnips, 10 bales Hay and 1200 gallons of water.

Now the journey took 169 days and this does not seem enough fodder for the horse. No wonder after his return to Shelford, George Russell wrote to his agents in Scotland “You will have heard before receipt of this that the Horse “George Buchanan” arrived alive, although very much reduced in condition and in a very weak state; the Groom informed me that the box you had made for him with the other trappings was not nearly strong enough, & that he knocked the bottom of it out before he was many days at sea, and stood on the ships deck…”

The total cost to bring the horse to Shelford was 554 pounds, 12 shillings and 5 pence, a little over the original estimate. “George Buchanan” attracted a stud fee of seven guineas, and the “old horse” was sold on in 1861 at the price of 310 pounds, where he won prizes at the Skipton Show.

There are lots of published stories on the difficulties for passengers on the route to Australia but this horse and his groom must have had a terrible time. This image taken five years after that journey shows a proud owner and a horse returned to health.

Information gathered from the Clyde Company Papers, Vol. V, and the LaTrobe Journal March 2020.

Liz McDonald

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Inverleigh Community Survey Youth Facilities and Services 2021 Inverleigh Community, we need your help and feedback!

Throughout 2020, we heard the repeated call that more facilities and services are needed for Inverleigh youth aged between 12 – 20 years old. So a like-minded group of locals have teamed up with the Inverleigh Progress Association, to establish what youth facilities and services are needed via a survey.

We are asking questions like the following:

-Why do you think it is important to have facilities in Inverleigh that are suitable for youth?

-What facilities for youth do you believe are needed in Inverleigh?

-What facilities in Inverleigh are currently being used by youth?

For the month of February, we will have the survey open to the community.

Here is the link:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/InverleighCommunitySurvey

This is the starting point!

We hope to use the results to guide us in our approach to prioritising future development projects, and allow us to lobby Council for the facilities and services identified by the Inverleigh community.

This is a whole community survey, but we especially need the Inverleigh youth to step up and tell us what you want and need!!

Inverleigh Seniors

A warm welcome awaits you.

For Information & Bookings, please contact:

Pres: Peter Trevaskis 0407 100 791 Secretary: Joy Gray 5265 1566 11th February 1:30pm Meet at Inverleigh Hall. BYO Afternoon Tea 25th February 11:30am Carpool from Inverleigh Hall for Outing

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G'Day from the Golden Pens – Write Side Up writing group.

It's been about 10 months since our last article in this magnificent newsletter and what a time we have all had. Covid 19 has hit the world for a six and 2021 doesn't seem to be much better at this early stage, but things at the group have been progressing well. We have managed to stay in touch with each other and we have had some fairly steep learning curves as well. We have managed to conquer Zoom, (sort of) and face book rooms, and when we were allowed we had meetings out in the open at Bunjil, the Lions park in Bannockburn, Turtle Bend at Teesdale and Shelford cricket ground and as restrictions eased we managed to have outdoor meetings at each others homes. So all in all we have managed 2020 quite admirably.

The Golden Plains shire also got in contact with us to create a project with creatives all across the shire that were having difficulties meeting up. The end result is a 5-minute film titled Zoom Me A River, which was shown publicly at the Citizens Award Ceremony on Australia Day. This film created by filmmaker Leonie Van Elk, included writers, artist, musicians and readers and it was done entirely over zoom. Hats must go off for Kim Biggs, Arts and Culture Advisor at the shire for such a brilliant idea. So many people were involved in this project done entirely over the airwaves, and if you get to see this it is well worth the 5 minutes it takes. It is available on the Golden Plains web site and our

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Our group also put out our third anthology in the 4th quarter of 2020, which took our publisher a lot of hard work, and I would like to publicly thank Les Endrei from One World Publishing for his great tenacity in this endeavour. It can be purchased by sending an email to goldenpens4@gmail.com or via above face book page.

Peter wrote today’s poem and we hope you enjoy it.

What are all these people for Ringing, knocking at my door?

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Want me to trim back your trees?

My life is mine, it is not yours, So go away from my door!

Busy working home alone Who's that ringing on my phone?

Microsoft Windows XP! Donate this to charity?

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Great words Peter, we can all relate to this Totally Anten I'm sure. So until next month...

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Belonging to a Global Community

What a year last year has been. I am thankful that our response to Covid-19 here in Australia we put people, their health, and being community before a purely financial side of economy. Economy originally meant all things, money and welfare, in balance. And, although we have much relief here in Australia, we are still conscious of the power of the virus in other parts of the world. It is a shame when we allowed economy to be purely about money.

In 2018 I established a registered charity called www.foundationsouthsudan.org.au to provide university scholarships for South Sudanese still resident in East Africa. Our newest and poorest country in our global community is in need of an educated leadership. I stated to one South Sudanese contact that I did not see the point in celebrating New Year because the stuff of last year was still present. I suddenly realised my privileged position when he replied that they celebrate it simply because God had enabled them to live another year.

Only 4% of charitable giving goes to overseas development and relief services, international

peace, security, and affairs, humanitarian relief supplies, and all causes outside Australia (The 2020 NFP State of the Industry COVID-19 Report. Little Phil.); an equal and smallest percentage contributed to animal welfare.

The great lesson to be learned from these times is that we need to be conscious of those peoples living in countries that do not have an established economy to support them during times of development and difficulty.

I think it was Keith Suter who argued a part of the reason Australia (and New Zealand) has done so well in the fight against Covid-19 is because we are community focussed; willing to make the sacrifice of physical distancing, isolation, mask wearing for the protection not just ourselves, but others. We remember that in this day and age we have access, and belong, to a global community parts of which we have not holidayed which need our support.

The Revd Dr Timothy Smith PiC Anglican Parish of Inverleigh +Bannockburn+Meredith

There is no argument that working dogs are a valuable and helpful asset to farmers and it stands to reason, if your dog travels on the back of your ute, you need to take extra care to avoid exposing them to heat stress on hot days.

While it is legal to allow appropriately restrained dogs to travel on the back of utes, dogs being left in the sun for long periods can quickly dehydrate or even die from heat stress.

Adequate shelter, for example a fixed canopy, needs to be provided to protect tethered dogs from extreme temperatures.

A lot of utes and tray backs these days are made of metal and will heat up quickly and could easily burn dogs’ paws.

New regulations introduced in Victoria in December 2019, require that when the temperature is 28 degrees or above that an area of insulating material be placed on the metal tray to protect the dog from the metal surface.

Ensure dogs kept in cages have adequate ventilation, particularly when the vehicle is not moving, and ensure all dogs are given regular access to cool water.

Victoria’s Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act requires dogs travelling in the back of utes, trailers or open tray trucks to be tethered or caged in a manner that prevents them from falling from the vehicle. The only exemption is when dogs are actively working livestock.

The tether should only be long enough to permit the dog to stand, lie down and move about but not so long that it could potentially let the dog fall off the vehicle and be dragged or strangled.

Tethering dogs should always be regarded as a temporary, short term method of restraint.

In addition, it is an offence to leave an animal unattended inside a motor vehicle when the outside temperature is 28 degrees or above, so be sure to make appropriate arrangements when you are travelling with animals.

For further advice please contact the RSPCA, your local veterinarian or Agriculture Victoria veterinary or animal health officer, or in NSW your Local Land Services.

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News from Inverleigh Bowls Club

At long last lawn bowls has finally commenced.

Inverleigh have one team in mid week in division 4 and have played two matches for two losses, and have two teams in the Saturday competition, division 3 with two wins from 2 and division 9, two losses from 2. While division 3 has fared well so far division 3 and 9 are starting to improve and hopefully wins are not too far away. The lack of match play practice is a factor and due to our season cut back to 9 matches there is not a great deal of time to strike form, the plus is that we are able to bowl once more and have socialising at the clubrooms after practice and match days.

Barefoot bowls is due to start on Thursday 28th January from 6.00pm, $5.00 per adult entry fee, so if you want try your skills at bowls come along and have a go, have fun and enjoy the hospitality of our club.

The club presentation night for season 2019/20 was held at the Inverleigh Hotel on the 6th January. An enjoyable meal and hospitality of staff was very appreciated.

Awards were presented as follows:

Club Champion Ladies R/U Suzy Coleman Winner Joy Gray Men R/U Max Peel Winner Mark Coleman Pairs Ladies R/U Suzy Coleman , Faye Thomas Winners Helen Gaylard, Carol Joyce.

Men R/U Cam Peel, Mal Johns Winners Rob Meek , Max Peel Robertson Medal Midweek Div 5 R/U 173 votes Marg Peel Winner 179 votes Danny Kelly Saturday Div 5 R/U Mark Coleman 214 votes Winner Cam Peel 215 votes Saturday Div 10 R/U Peter Trevaskis 172 votes Winner George Vickers 182 votes

Perfect score of 8 midweek Terry Shields ,Helen Gaylard, Danny Kelly, Marg Peel Most improved player Harry Coleman

Late News Today Sunday 24th February the club pairs for season 20/21 were held and in two very close matches which went to last end.

Ladies R/U Michelle Shields, Suzie Coleman Winners Marge Peel , Helen Gaylard

Men

R/U Clayton Whitfield, David Andueza Winners Danny Kelly, John Henderson

Congratulations to all winners and well done to all club members for your commitment and support for the season.

Until next month that's all for now Biased Bowler

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a reprint of an article from 2016 by Christine Windle of Garden Gate Nursery.

Succulents are proving their worth as house plants, in gardens and in pots because they are perfect for our dryer climate. They come in a wide range of colours and forms and are great value in a garden, providing a sculptural touch. And they flower – and what a range of gorgeous, weird and wonderful flowers they can have. I have to admit that I have come quite late to succulents, but now that I am learning more about them and am growing them myself, I am a true convert.

‘Succulent’ describes any plant with thick fleshy leaves or stems. Think of cactus, sedum, crassula, agave, pigface, aloe, echeveria, yukka, kalanchoe, aeonium and you are thinking of succulents. To see an amazing collection of succulents from around the world, visit the Geelong Botanic Gardens where they can be found in the 21st Century garden and at the far end of the gardens near the Pelargonium Collection house.

Succulents have evolved water storage tissues which allow them to grow in situations too dry for most plants. In general, succulents like warmth, low humidity and well drained conditions.

They thrive in direct light but can also adapt to low light, which makes them perfect for indoors or under a tree where it is too dry for other ground covers.

While succulents need some moisture, allow the soil to dry out fully before watering. Give frost sensitive species some protection or plant them in pots which can be brought up on to the verandah or moved to a sheltered spot. Don’t over-fertilise – just a little slow release fertiliser or a scattering of compost - treating succulents ‘mean’ will give you the best colour. In my garden, general neglect, other than a tidy up now and then, has kept my succulents (and me) very happy.

There is a succulent for every need – ground cover, clumping, tall, draping, edging, cool colours, warm colours – but, and it is a big but, make sure that you plant them with plants that will like similar conditions. There is no point choosing drought proof plants and then causing them to rot because they get too much moisture when you water their neighbours. Raised beds will enable you to grow succulents in damper, less well-drained areas.

Mass planting in contrasting groups makes a great show of foliage and flower repetition from afar and provides detailed enjoyment close up. Sedum Autumn Joy is particularly spectacular with pink blooms in late summer that age to a bronze colour, against beautiful sage green leaves. Other gorgeous sedums are the ground cover dragons’ blood – green and maroon leaves which sends up spires of bright cerise flowers in mid-summer and sedum album, a low grower with masses of tiny white star flowers touched with shell pink.

The latter two have been very popular with children planting fairy gardens, searching for smaller leaves and dainty flowers.

Pots provide lots of scope for a collection of contrasting succulents or for a celebration of one species. I have half barrels with succulents in pots in them laid out like patchwork quilts. Be creative with containers – kitchen ware, baskets, crates, terrariums – just remember the rule about good drainage and either make a drainage hole or be very careful not to over water. Planting taller succulents in containers bonsais them, making them smaller than similar ones in the garden.

You can buy special succulent potting mixes or you can make a gritty 50/50 mix of ordinary potting mix and very coarse sand, crushed rock or gravel. Succulent roots do not take in water from direct contact but absorb moisture from the air, so you need to create a medium which will have air pockets in it. Give potted succulents a drink every week or so in summer and about once a month in winter – check if it is needed first.

Once you start planting succulents, you will notice and appreciate them everywhere and your interest will grow. I am sure that you will have as much pleasure as I have with such easy care and rewarding plants.

Happy gardening!

24 Leigh News MONTHLY FOOD SWAPS

are held in INVERLEIGH on December 12th January 9th February 13th March 13th 9:30 to 10:00 @Sonny Cafe and in BANNOCKBURN @ St. Mary MacKillop School 4th Saturday each Month

CWA

NATIVE HUT NIGHT BRANCH Est. 14th July 2014

This branch meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm at Teesdale Hall, Main Road Teesdale.

All ages welcome.

It is not an “oldies” group.

If you are interested in attending

please contact: Shirley 5281 5354

Lions Club of Inverleigh Leigh Valley

We are now collecting newspapers for recycling. Papers can be left at the Town Hall on Mondays or pick up can be arranged by calling David on 0429 958 769 during business hours or 5265 1102 after hours.

All proceeds from the paper collection go to local projects.

As this is a new initiative for our club, community help would be greatly appreciated.

Any further questions can be directed to David on 0429 958 769 or dave@ grantsautodismantlers.com.au

ST PAULS SURPRISE SHOP INVERLEIGH During FEB all green clothing Tickets will be $1, so come on in and grab some awesome bargains.

Closed School Holidays All donations can be left at the shop door or during opening hours.

OPENING HOURS: Monday 1-4pm , Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 9am – 1pm Come follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/St.PaulsSurpriseShop

TEESDALE MECHANICS INSTITUTE (Formerly Community Hall) Behind the CFA Building Main Road, Teesdale

FOR ALL YOUR HIRING NEEDS Hall, Meeting Room, Kitchen, Tables, Chairs & Crockery.

For bookings, phone Dale on 5281 5486 or 0428 386 724

WHO CAN I TALK TO? 24 Hour telephone counselling ANONYMOUS CONFIDENTIAL IMMEDIATE

Phone 13 11 14

LIFELINE

Justices of the Peace

Mr Keith Windle 77 Dundas Street INVERLEIGH Ph: 0429 651 298 Mrs E McDonald 47 High Street Inverleigh Ph: 5265 1270

Mr Peter Bufton 110 Savage Drive INVERLEIGH Ph: 0448 694 204 Mr Rod McKenzie 7 Ruxton Crt. Bannockburn Ph: 0408 527 704 Mr Stephen Gilligan SHELFORD Ph: 0409 432 933

LEIGH DISTRICT RIDING CLUB INC A00041565N

meets for rally every 2nd Sunday @10.00am Victoria Park, Park Street, Inverleigh Vic 3321 New Members always welcome for enquiries please contact

President: Nicole Rogers Mob: 0419 549 799 Secretary: Leanne Broad Mob: 0433 403 065 P O BOX 87 INVERLEIGH VIC 3321

TEESDALE PS O.S.H.C. Phone: 5281 5218 BEFORE SCHOOL CARE

7:30 AM – 8:45 AM Healthy Food plus a Fun Program! *Cooking Club *Art & Craft *Outdoor Activities *Computer Club AFTER SCHOOL CARE

3:15 PM - 6:00 PM

Leigh News ST. JOSEPHS CATHOLIC PARISH MEREDITH PARISH PRIEST : Fr. Charles Balnaves

ph: 5286 1230 mobile : 0417 319 556 28 Lawler Street Meredith 3333

parishofmeredith@bigpond.com Mass Times

Bookings not required for Mass. Proper Hand/Cough hygiene, Masks and distancing required subject to government regulations.

Masses at St. Joseph’s are Live Streamed on Facebook

“Catholic Parish of Meredith St Josephs” Tue. 9am St. Mary MacKillop Church, Bannockburn Wed 11am St. Joseph’s, Meredith Thu. 9:00 am St Mary MacKillop Church Bannockburn with School Fri. 11am St. Joseph’s, Meredith Sat. 6pm St. John the Baptist, Winchelsea Sun. 9am St. Mary MacKillop, Bannockburn Sun. 7/2 and 21/2, 11am St. Brigid's, Anakie Sun. 14/2 and 28/2, 11am St. Joseph’s , Meredith Other Sacraments: • Reconciliation, Anointing, Baptisms, Matrimony, Funerals call: 5286 1230 for details.

• Sacramental program (Reconciliation, Eucharist, Confirmation) will be operating. Call the office for details/ timing/ enrolment.

Weekly Bus Service

provided for residents without transport to shop in Geelong!

The Bus leaves the Inverleigh Hall Every FRIDAY at 9:30 am and leaves Geelong at 2:15pm for the return trip.

Just use your MYKI Card.

Can You Help Here?

LEIGH PRESBYTERIAN PARISH Inverleigh Shelford Teesdale

“For we do not preach ourselves, but Christ Jesus the Lord...”

(2 Corinthians 4.5)

Sunday Service recommences from 29th November.

VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME For further information: Rev. Surendra Wesley 0428 489 222

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Anglican Church Inverleigh Church Services recommencing from Sunday 1st November

9am Inverleigh 11am Bannockburn 5pm Meredith 38 High Street, Inverleigh Rev’d Dr. Tim Smith 0412 673 152 Geoff Morgan 0408 106 559 John Bolitho 0418 319 695

Inverleigh and District Red Cross Contact Secretary for details of Meetings once Covid 19 restriction ease.

Secretary: Cathy Altmann 0409 024 578 Chairperson: Barb Meek 0409 050 046

10 Railway Street, Inverleigh

COME JOIN US

Barefoot Bowls on 2nd and 4th Bowls available for Social or New Players Thursday NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY during Daylight Savings Please call Helen on New members WELCOME for Pennant on Tuesday & Saturday (school friendly hours) Season starts September thru to March

5265 1023 or 0411 046 528 for more info visit www.inverleighbowls.org

email: inverleighbowls@yahoo.com.au

Inverleigh Hall Hall Hire Contact

Our Public Hall needs the lawns maintained.

Can you join the roster to mow the lawns once or twice a year?

If so, please contact

Anne-Maree Tarbett 0417 512 240

The Inverleigh Hall Committee promotes the use of the hall and develops and maintains our fabulous community asset.

If you would like to become involved by serving on the committee or by initiating activities at the hall, please contact

Anne-Maree Tarbett

0417 512 240

INVERLEIGH CWA BRANCH Welcomes existing and new members alike.

We are so much more than just Tea and Scones ladies!

Contact Brooke for details of meeting times once restrictions ease. inverleighcwa@gmail.com or Brooke Wauchope Ph 0431 006 761

BANNOCKBURN & DISTRICT COMBINED PROBUS CLUB Probus meetings: 1st February @ 12.30pm BYO lunch and cup, meeting and social time.

17th February @ midday.

Lunch at Sorelle cafe, Bannockburn.

Pages 24, 25 & 26 are for Community Groups to share their activities with the ommunity.

If you would like to promote your group here, or update details of a current notice, please contact the Leigh News Editor by email, leighnews@bigpond.com.

Similarly, if your group, club, Services or organisations are list in our directory on page 47, please check if the contact details are correct and send any updates to the same email address. many thanks, Peter Trevaskis PS. I printed this sideways on purpose!

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VICTORIA PARK Park Street INVERLEIGH

KNIT, KNATTER AND THAT GROUP-TEESDALE Bring a craft, learn a new craft or come for a walk, chat and cuppa.

GROUNDS FOR HIRE TOILETS GRASS & SHADE OVERNIGHT CAMPING (NO POWER) CANTEEN & CLUBHOUSE ANIMAL FRIENDLY HORSE YARDS Reasonable Rates CONTACT: Denise Cook 0419 103 196

Meets 2nd & 4th Tuesday’s , 9.30am - 1.30pm At Teesdale Community Hall *BYO craft and lunch *Tea & Coffee provided.

Cost $5 Joining fee. $3 per session Contact Lesley 0400 547 157 or Pat 0417 339 161

Tai Chi @

Teesdale Community Hall Thursday’s 9.30am phone: 0414 944 926

For more information please call: President: Shirley Wild 0447 873 763 Secretary: Sandra Bance 5210 7777 "bannockburnprobus@gmail.com"

INVERLEIGH SING SESH

LOVE TO SING? LOVE TO SING BUT THINK YOUR TERRIBLE? INVERLEIGH SING SESH IS FOR YOU?

Meredith And District Motor Cycle Club We meet the 3rd Sunday of every month for our ride day (NO RACING AND NO QUADS /4 WHEELERS)

We have 2 tracks:

One that is set up as a motocross track that is marshalled and we also have a smaller flat track for kids/ beginners to learn to ride.

St Johns is in attendance as well as a canteen.

For more information please: head over to our Facebook page MADMCC or call 0415 503 869.

VICTORIA PARK wish to advise

Check with Robyn or on Facebook for more details on of online sessions.

the Scrap Bin is CLOSED at present due to Covid 19.

We will advise when this service is to reopen.

Further info: call Robyn 0408 346 222 or follow us on facebook.

Committee of Management Victoria Park Inverleigh.

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There are many ways to share your ideas and opinions: Complete the Council Plan 2021-25 survey in the February issue of the Gazette or online at the Have Your Say page on Council’s website: goldenplains.vic.gov. au/consultations Complete a Council Plan 2021-25 postcard: Available at Council’s Customer Centres – 2 Pope St, Bannockburn and 19 Heales St, Smythesdale – and at Council’s engagement posts.

Visit a Council Plan 2021-25 community engagement post at: - 10am to 12pm, Saturday 30 January: Rokewood centre, Rokewood-Shelford Road.

- 8.30am to 12.30pm, Saturday 6 February: Golden Plains Farmers’ Market, High & Milton Sts, Bannockburn.

- 10am to 3pm, Sunday 7 February: Smythesdale Arts and Music Fiesta, Smythesdale centre.

Share your ideas with Councillors at the Council Plan 2021-25 Online Conversation Post: 5.30 to 7pm, Wednesday 10 February.

STOCKDALE & LEGGO BANNOCKBURN SALES – PROPERTY MANAGEMENT – COMMERCIAL

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Director & Licensed Estate Agent P 0411 059 001

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28 Leigh News Nick Tarbett ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

0403 640 880 ndtelectricalservices@gmail.com Specialising in all aspects of electrical services

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Local Towing Operator, DAVO's TOWING can handle all your towing needs, as you can see from the attached photos.

David and Isabell are available to answer all your questions related to moving cars and machinery.

Give them a call

0429 958 769

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MUSHROOM COMPOST is now available Contact Peter or Dianne 5265 1757 or 0418 514 926 to arrange for pick up from Inverleigh Shelford Road INVERLEIGH

PERSONALISED SERVICE 24 HOURS Phone 13 19 24

NOW AVAILABLE 8 Seater maxi-cab, plus wheelchair access

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TABLE OF CONTENTS •Common health concerns for you pet •Vaccination

Common health concerns for you pet It is important to be aware of potential problems for your pets so you can always protect them. In this newsletter we will touch on some of the most common health concerns our Vets treat at the clinic.

Ear Infections:

Microchip Source Number

This is just a reminder as of July 2020 any person having a pet microchipped, that was born after July 1 2020 must apply for a source number.

As authorised implanters we must collect and include a source number as part of the microchip registration form.

If any of our clients need assistance with this process we are very happy to help.

Grooming We are happy to let you know Phoebe, our groomer is now available on the following days at the clinic.

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.

Our clients who have already met and had their pets groomed by Phoebe think she is awesome.

Telephone the clinic to organise an appointment and meet Phoebe if you haven't already.

Ear infections are sore! Moisture and debris can become trapped in the ear canal, creating the ideal environment for yeast and bacterial infections to develop. Foreign bodies such as grass seeds can become embedded in the ear canal.

Common signs of ear infections are strong odour, scratching ears or shaking the head, swelling around the ear.

If you feel your pet may have an ear infection contact the clinic. Owners should not attempt home treatments, as these can be harmful.

Skin Conditions:

Our pets can develop allergies and skin conditions in the same way thar humans can. Unfortunately they cannot tell us what the issues are. Skin issues are prevalent in both dogs and cats and can cause pain, itchiness and discomfort.

Some of the symptoms of skin problems include scratching, excessive licking and biting at the area. Hair loss, crusty skin and ulceration.

Preventative treatments are to use regular flea protection and keep your pet's environment clean.

Food allergies and sensitivities can cause itchy skin also. The best solution is to work closely with our vets to find out which food or enviromental allergen is the cause.

Dental Disease:

Our pets accumulate bacteria, debris and plaque on the outside of their teeth, which overtime forms tartar, gigivitis and eventually tooth loss.

They can also damage their teeth chewing on hard objects or by trauma.

70% of dogs and cats have some form of dental disease by the age of three.

Dental disease causes pain and inflamation in the mouth. Symptoms may include bad breath, pawing at the mouth, drooling, dropping food from the mouth or a reluctance to chew hard food.

Rabbit's incisors, or front teeth, grow continuously throughout their life.

Normally, chewing on their food and on wood blocks keeps them a normal length.

Sometimes this is not enough and the incisors become overgrown. The rabbit will be unable to eat properly and unable to groom.

Treatment involves our vets filing the incisors.

If you think your pet is showing signs of dental disease it is important that treatment is started early.

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Owning a horse can

be a rewarding and enjoyable experience. As with any other pet many important responsibilities are associated with owning a horse. Here are a few of the basic requirements to keep your horse healthy and happy.

Horse must have access to an adequate amount of good quality food in the form of roughage (pasture, hay or chaff)

Clean waterr must always be available.

Horses need shelter from extremes of sun, wind and rain.

Worm your horse regularly to pevent worms building up in the stomach. Many worming pastes recommend worming every 6-8 weeks.

Vaccinate your adult horse against Tetanus and Strangles yearly.

Have a farrier trim the hooves on a regular basis to prevent them chipping of becoming too long.

Teeth should be check by a Veterinarian at least once a year. If not treated they can become sharp and cause pain and mouth injuries.

Gastrointestinal Worms:

Intestinal worms appear in both cats and dogs, with different types including tapeworm, hookworms, whipworms and roundworms.

Intestinal worms take up residence in your pets intestines and feed of their blood and the food in their intestines causing a wide aray of symptoms.

These parasites can cause severe illness and in some cases are potentially fatal.

Symptoms include vomiting, diarhoea, weight loss and anaemia. If untreated puppies and kittens can fail to thrive, present with a pot belly and can die.

All dogs and cats should receive regular worming prevention

Like dogs and cats, rabbits are susceptible to various internal parasites. Correct treatment needs to be advised by our vets, as many products used on other pets can be toxic to rabbits.

Vaccination

Keeping your pets vaccination up to date

is crucial for a healthy lifestyle and proper development.

Vaccines exist to prevent your pet from falling ill. They provide immunity from a range of infectious diseases that can affect both humans and animals.

Vaccination is one of the most common veterinary procedures.

Vaccinating your pet against preventable disease is a key component to having a healthy pet.

All pet rabbits in Australia should be vaccinated against rabbit calicivirus. This disease is almost always fatal and death occurs rapidly from respiratory and heart failure.

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Ken McDonald Ken McDonald YOUR LOCAL AGENT Before you list your property with an agent, ask yourself: • How well does your agent know the area? • Does your agent live locally?

This agent does! A LOCAL, SELLING LOCALLY Ken has had an active eight years in the Real Estate industry, with many satisfied clients in and around this area. Ken has previously worked in roles within the grain and agricultural industry, for 20 years working locally and further afield.

Ken believes that the path to long term personal satisfaction, within the Real Estate industry, includes honesty and ethics, the ability to negotiate therefore getting the best possible outcome for vendors and purchasers alike. This has resulted in many loyal clients returning to Ken for the sale of their most valuable investment and enthusiastic testimonials from his numerous happy clients as well as referrals to their friends and family.

Contact: Ken McDonald 0418 524 150 | 03 5229 8017

34 Leigh News First Rate Clotheslines Sales & Installations A Quality

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16 High Street Bannockburn VIC 3331 Tel: 03 5281 1481 Fax: 03 5281 1978 www.bannockburnsurgery.com.au Dr Cameron Profitt Dr Margaret Somerville Dr Andrew Bell Dr Samantha Buchholz Dr John Henderson Dr Carolyn Grigg Dr Benjamin Fry Dr Rupali Jain COVID 19 During these times our practice opening hours vary significantly. Please phone the clinic or book online for all available appointments.

Bannockburn Surgery is a fully accredited medical practice that provides comprehensive GP services and has been practising in the community for more than 30 years. Bannockburn Surgery is the largest practice in the shire.

We are an accredited teaching practice, training future GPs. Our current Registrar doctor is Dr Veronica Stubbs We also offer the following services Diabetes Education: Jessica O’Shannassy Precise Podiatry: Peter Angelucci Speech Pathology – Ceri Webb Q fever (Testing & Vaccines) Yellow fever (Vaccine) New patients welcome

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The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has provisionally approved the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for use in Australia.

Senator for Victoria Sarah Henderson said this news would add further confidence to Australia’s vaccine strategy.

“This is an important moment for the people of Victoria and for the whole of Australia,” Senator Henderson said.

“The approval of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine comes after rigorous and independent assessment by the TGA, which shows it meets Australian standards for safety, quality and efficacy.”

A priority group of Australians are expected to now receive their first dose of the vaccine as soon as it can be received from Pfizer and the necessary checks are undertaken by the TGA, prior to its distribution.

The vaccine will be provided free to Australians, with a priority group of Australians expected to receive their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in late February and early March.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the TGA approval was an important step in the fight against COVID-19.

“I welcome the TGA’s approval of the Pfizer vaccine, with our own Australian experts finding it is safe, effective and of a high standard,” the Prime Minister said.

“Australians should take confidence in the thorough and careful approach taken by our world-class safety regulator.

“Our priority has always been to keep Australians safe and protect lives and livelihoods. Today’s approval is another big step forward for our community, particularly in the protection of our most vulnerable people.”

Minister for Health Greg Hunt said the-world class regulators at the TGA have been working tirelessly to introduce a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine in Australia.

“The TGA’s processes are I believe the best in the world and we have ensured that they are thorough.” Minister Hunt said.

“The TGA has placed safety above all else.”

“Australia’s high bar has been met; the vaccine has been approved as effective in stopping severe disease. I thank all those involved in the development and assessment of this COVID-19 vaccine, including the researchers, Pfizer, BioNTech and the medical experts at the TGA who have worked around the clock and over Christmas.”

“This approval and the upcoming roll out of the vaccine will play an important part in our ability to manage the pandemic in 2021.”

“Australia’s vaccination program has been based on the medical advice from the medical expert panel led by Professor Brendan Murphy. As a result we are in the fortunate position of having secured 140 million doses of vaccine, one of the highest per capita rates in the world. We will continue to review the medical advice and monitor and adapt to developments around the world,” Minister Hunt said.

The Government continues to work with Pfizer on the final date of delivery of vaccines, noting that Pfizer has experienced some temporary production delays from its European manufacturing plant as it ramps up production to meet extraordinary global demand.

The Government’s latest advice remains that the first doses of Pfizer are expected to arrive and be rolled out in late February. Final dates will be confirmed by Pfizer shortly and are subject to shipping and distribution.

In Australia the vaccine will be rolled out in five phases over the coming months and, over time, will involve more than 1,000 vaccination administration sites.

The Australian Government, states and territories, regulators and the health and medical sectors are working together to finalise arrangements under the Australian Vaccination Strategy and detailed roll out plans.

As the rollout begins across 30-50 hospital sites, people who need protection the most will get the vaccine first. This includes aged care and disability care residents and workers, frontline health care workers, and quarantine and border workers.

The priority groups have been determined based on the advice of the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) which oversees Australia’s highly successful immunisation program.

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GOLDEN PLAINS SHIRE COUNCIL MEDIA RELEASE Date: Wednesday 20 January, 2021

TENDERS APPROVED TO GET WORKS UNDERWAY

At last night’s January Council Meeting, Council awarded tenders for three of its major projects for 2021.

Inverleigh Change Room and Social Space Upgrade

Council awarded Bowden Corporation Pty Ltd the $1,655,337.40 construction contract for the Inverleigh Change Rooms and Social Space Upgrade. The project will deliver two new female friendly/unisex change rooms with first aid room, massage room and storage spaces; an upgrade of the existing sports pavilion change rooms and toilets; extension of the social space; and upgrade of the kitchen, bar and cool room facilities.

The upgrade is funded by $1,527,300 from the Victorian Government’s Community Sport Infrastructure Stimulus Program, $500,000 from the Australian Government’s Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications, $80,730 from the Australian Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program, and $72,000 from the Inverleigh Sporting Complex Committee Inc. Other components of the project, including a new septic system will be delivered separately to the construction tender.

Bannockburn and District Bowls Club Upgrade The construction contract for the Bannockburn and District Bowls Club Upgrade was awarded to SportsBuild Pty Ltd for the tendered sum of $603,560. The Bannockburn and District Bowls Club Upgrade will see a new 34.6m by 37.6m bowling green constructed, including drainage system and a synthetic surface. The project will also include the installation of 100Lux lighting, perimeter paving, seating, shelters and boundary fencing.

Council has contributed $274,400 towards the project, with the Victorian Government’s Sport and Recreation Victoria providing $250,000 and a further $140,000 from the Bannockburn Bowls Club. At the meeting, Council agreed to redirect $96,270 in funding from the Australian Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure that had been previously allocated to the Inverleigh Change Rooms project to the Bannockburn and District Bowls Club Upgrade.

Meredith-Shelford Road Widening Stage 2 Council resolved to award the $831,683.08 construction contract for the Meredith-Shelford Road Widening Stage 2 to Bitu-Mill (Civil) Pty Ltd. Approximately 2km of Meredith-Shelford Road from the intersection with Lower Plains Road in Meredith will be upgraded to support a safer transportation network to the nearby Golden Plains Food Production Precinct. This project follows the $1 million Stage 1 works approved last year to widen 2km of the road, and is funded by Council’s Roads to Recovery funding allocation from the Australian Government.

Mayor Cr Helena Kirby says these major projects are good examples of Council partnering with Government and the community to deliver better facilities and infrastructure in Golden Plains Shire.

“Council is committed to delivering a number of quality capital works projects for the community this year, with many only a reality thanks to the funding support from the State and Federal Governments, and the community groups who will benefit greatly.

“With infrastructure projects crucial to delivering jobs and the region’s economic recovery, these projects are needed now more than ever. With the tenders awarded for the Inverleigh Sporting Complex Upgrade, Bannockburn Bowls Club Upgrade and Meredith-Shelford Road Widening, we look forward to seeing shovels in the ground soon.”

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INVERLEIGH AREA Geelong & District Carriage Drivers Christa Jones 0408 342 403 gdcd.secretary@gmail.com Inverleigh Bowls Club Pres. Adrian Hurring 0418 593 849 Sec. Suzy Coleman 0431 080 977 Inverleigh Cemetery Trust Des Guinane. 0409 224 811 Inverleigh Cricket Club Pres: Marcus Warton ph. 0400 199 309 Inverleigh CWA Melissa Rutherford 0419 256 014 Inverleighcwa@gmail.com Inverleigh-Leigh Valley Lions Club Bill Hughes 5281 5391 inverleigh.lions@gmail.com Inverleigh Golf Club President: Greg Erwin & Jeremy Richardson Secretary: Dianne Morgan Phone: 5265 1575 Inverleigh Historical Society Katrina Robson 0400 527 352 Liz McDonald 5265 1270 Inverleigh Playgroup President: Suzy 0431 080 977 Secretary: Deb 0428 794 500 Inverleigh Progress Assoc.

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