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Apollo
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Edition
23-29 7/6/07 -
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 Music
Festival Community
News Landcare
Health
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Apollo
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TRASH
& TREASURE SALE
APOLLO BAY LIONS CLUB INCORPORATED
ARE DISPLAYING AN ASSORTMENT OF GOODS FOR
YOU TO PROWL THROUGH AND PURCHASE YOUR
TREASURE.
SAT 9th JUNE
9.30am to 12.30pm
VENUE: CNR ALLOTMENT NELSON STREET OPPOSITE POLICE
STATION
HELP TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY BY MAKING THIS EVENT
A ROARING SUCCESS
Apollo Bay Arts Inc. presents:-
Indoor Market
Sunday 10th June Mechanics Hall
9.30 am - 2.30 pm
On-site kitchen - yummie food/drinks
Variety of Artists' Stalls
Photography/Original paintings/Handcrafts
Jewellery/Sift Cards/Soaps/ Home sewn items
Natural Beauty Products/Leather/Glassware
Handpainted porcelain/Gifts/Cakes/Honey/Jams
Shiatsu/Face painting
Free entry - why not stay for lunch !
NB: Saturday morning Foreshore Market will be
held as usual
MAY RAINFALL 2007 AT 5 DIANA ST. APOLLO BAY
89 mm (350.4 points)
Rain fell on 18 days; average = 4.94 mm per day
Wettest day Wednesday 30th = 31 mm
50-year average = 92.87 mm (365.6pts)
Wettest May 1968 = 244.3mm (962pts)
Driest May 1996 = 16.6mm (65.35pts)
Trash & Treasure
At the Masonic Lodge McLaughlin St, Apollo Bay
Sunday 10th June
(10.00 am till 2.00 pm)
Plus sausage sizzle I/S of McLaughlin & Moore
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Ocean Day
Marengo and the Maldives A celebration of
temperate and tropical oceans Join us for
an underwater slideshow to celebrate World
Ocean Day and some unique marine environments
When: Friday 8 June 2007 11am
Where: St Aidan's Hall
23 Nelson St (near the soldiers' memorial)
Apollo Bay
Who: Special presenters Marg OToole from
Habitat Connection and Tim Godfrey from
the Marengo Marine Life Centre
Cost: FREE
Tea and coffee will be provided
Contact: Wendy Shea
Coast Action/Coastcare Facilitator
Department of Sustainability and Environment
Phone 0448 175 460
DESIGN COMPETITION
The Apollo Bay News Sheet Inc. is running
a competition to find a new Masthead for
our front page. Designs must be in Black
& White and depict the character of
Apollo Bay. The Graphics can include the
words "Apollo Bay News Sheet Inc."
but this is not essential.
The competition is open to ail residents
within the shire. First Prize to the value
of $100 will be awarded to the best design
received.
Entries can be posted to P.O. Box 198, Apollo
Bay. Entries close on 30 June, 2007 and
the winner announced in the News Sheet in
July.
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apollobay.com
would like to acknowledge
with thanks the content supplied by
the APOLLO BAY NEWS SHEET.
If you would like to have an article
or advertisement printed in the
Apollo Bay News Sheet please email
it to ApolloNS@bigpond.net.au
by
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Southern Otway Landcare
Network 'Landtalk' |
SOLN
welcomed a new Landcare coordinator
last week, Anna O'Brien, who has come
from working with the Department of
Agriculure, Fisheries and Forestry
(DAFF) in Canberra. Anna has a strong
interest in agriculture, sustainable
land management and climate change.
She has completed a Bachelor degree
with Honours in Geography and has
undertaken projects which focus on
building the capacity of rural communties
to adapt to changes in their local
climate. Anna hopes to bring a new
dimension to future Landcare projects
which would recognise the potential
risks of climate change at the local
scale.
Anna joins the rest of the SOLN team,
including Greg John and the recently
recruited part-time coordinators,
Kristin Lees and Dianne Inglis. Kristin
has been connected with the Southern
Otway region for the last 15 years
and has a wealth of local historical
and environmental knowledge through
working with Parks Victoria and the
Cape Otway Lighthouse, and has completed
a Bachelor of Social Sciences and
Environment. She is running the Waterwatch
program for SOLN and would like to
remind all current Waterwatchers that
Brenda Skene will be shadow monitoring
our testing sites over the next month.
Please ring the SOLN office to book
a time.
Dianne has lived in Apollo Bay for
the last 20 years. She has been actively
involved in a number of community
groups and projects, including SOLN's
own Townies' group and local tree
plantng projects along the coastal
walk. Dianne is running SOLN's Support
Centre (Nursery), which is located
off Montrose Avenue, Apollo Bay. Dianne
also organises activities for the
Townies group every Wednesday at the
Support Centre. She would like to
remind all Landcare members that the
Support Centre is available for their
own seed storage and propagation during
the week.
World Ocean Day & Envirofimd Coastal,
Catchment & Marine funding Session
- Friday 8th June
A free underwater slideshow to celebrate
World Ocean Day and some unique temperate
and tropical marine environments will
be showing this Friday. Following
the slideshow, Tim Allen, the Australian
Government NRM Facilitator (Victoria)
- Coastal and Marine, wiD be in Apollo
Bay to provide advice and assistance
to community groups wishing to find
out more about the latest Envirofund
round of grants. This is a great opportunity,
for groups wishing to apply for the
grants of up to $50,000.00 for on-ground
and/ or capacity building projects
that will help restore, conserve,
or protect coastal and marine areas.
Venue: St. Aidans' Hall - 23 Nelson
Street Apollo Bay, (near soldier's
memorial), Time: Slideshow at 1 lam,
Envirofund discussions with Tim Allen
12 noon - lpm To RSVP, or for more
information, please contact Tim Allen,
on (03) 9637 8493, or mobile 0438
463 884
If you have aspirations to make a
contribution
to improving habitat and conservation
in
our area, talk to Landcare!
Anna O'Brien, Greg John, Kristen Lees,
Dianne Inglis
(PH) 5237 6904, 69-71 Nelson St. Apollo
Bay. Office hours 9am-1pm Mon-Fri
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APOLLO BAY AND DISTRICT
COMMUNITY BANK©
Feasibility Study
As part of the current feasibility study
being conducted in the district on behalf
of the Apollo Bay and District Community
Bank© Steering Committee, representatives
of the
firm AFS & Associates of Bendigo, which
is conducting the study independently, came
to Apollo Bay on Monday May 28 in order
to run interviews as part of the feasibility
study
process. We would like to thank all interviewees
for
their attendance and readiness to take part
in the process, resulting in a very successful
day. The generosity of all those people
who have endorsed the idea of a community
bank by
attending interviews, completing forms,
and pledging support may feel assured of
their contribution to the formation of a
community bank in our district. We would
particularly like to thank C.J.Keane for
so generously allowing us the
use of their conference room not only for
the interviews but also for our weekly steering
committee meetings.
Remember to return your survey forms by
June 15.
ParKs
VICTORIA
Fox Control Using 1080 Baits:
Great Otway National Park
Reminder
As part of an ongoing strategy notice is
hereby given that Parks Victoria will be
laying buried baits containing Sodium Monofluoroacetate
(1080 poison) within the Great Otway National
Park for the control of the red fox. Baits
containing 1080 poison will be laid from
Monday 30.4.07 to Friday 6.7.07. Baits will
be laid at strategic sites and other known
areas of fox habitat within the following
parishes: Aire, Otway, Krambruk; and Olangolah
1080 poison signs will be posted throughout
the baited area and members of the public
who are living, visiting or working in the
above named parishes are advised to take
particular care not to disturb or interfere
with bait stations. Domestic dogs and cats
are particularly susceptible to 1080 poison
and should be under effective control and
kept away from the poisoned areas.
Operational details may be obtained from
Parks Victoria Apollo Bay Office ph 5237
2507
Saturday 9-6-07 Top Pub presents..
SKRYPTURE
Heavy —- Live — Loud
The way ROCK should be. BE THERE
$2.4 Million Apollo Bay P-12 Upgrade Officially
Opened
"The students of Apollo Bay P-12 College
will benefit enormously from the $2.4 million
facilities officially opened" Senator
Michael Ronaldson said.
This project involved the construction of
a new science block consisting of two science
rooms with a preparation and store room,
a new arts technology block consisting of
a music room, a band room, two music practice
rooms, a materials and technology room and
an IT and visual communication room.
"These outstanding facilities represent
a further advancement in educational opportunities
for the students of Apollo Bay P-12 College
and reflect the ever changing environment
in which learning is undertaken.""The
school community should be very proud of
the success this school has displayed in
developing and implementing this building
programme. The academic success of its students
with all VCE students passing last year,
which is also highly commendable
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Shire Receives Fire Funding
Colac Otway Shire has received $70,000
in grants
from the State and Federal Government
for upgrades
to four fire access roads in the Shire.
The funding, provided through the Country
Fire
Authority, is for the upgrade of the
Silks Access and
Gaines Access bridges in Carlisle, Old
Coach Road in
Skenes Creek and Prices Lane in Birregurra.
Colac Otway Shire's Municipal Fire Prevention
Officer,
David Fenn said the funding would help
improve
response times for the fire brigade
and therefore
create a greater level of community
safety.
"Fire access roads allow for the
safe and fast access
of trucks to areas where road access
is limited and off
road firefighting would be difficult,"
Mr Fenn said.
"They are particularly important
to the early
containment of an outbreak of fire."
The grants were provided under the 2007-2008
Fire
Access Road Subsidy Scheme/Bushfire
Mitigation
Program.
Committee Will Assess Road Closures
on GOR
Colac Otway Shire, in partnership with
Vicroads and the Surfcoast Shire, has
formed a committee to consider future
requests for road closures for events
on the Great Ocean Road. The group has
developed a preliminary set of ; guidelines
for considering requests for the closure
of the road for events.
The types of events to be covered by
these guidelines include triathlons,
fun runs, marathons, community sporting
events, cycling and other events that
require the closure or part closure
of the Great Ocean Road. Colac Otway
Shire CEO Tracey Slatter said the number
and length of road closures in recent
times had prompted the need for organisers
to establish the committee.
"Events bring a number of benefits
to the community in terms of economic
development and promote the shire to
a broad range of visitors who may not
otherwise visit the area," Ms Slatter
said. "This is particularly true
when events are held in off-peak times
of the year.
"However, it is recognised that
the closure of the Great Ocean Road
has an impact on residents and business.
"Road closures for events need
to be kept to a minimum and evaluated
in terms of the overall benefit it will
provide the community. "We hope
that through this committee we will
have a means to review and make recommendations
on future road closures as well as consult
with key stakeholders to the decision."
Ms Slatter said the committee would
encourage representation from Victoria
Police, Geelong Otway Tourism, State
Government and members of local tourism
and progress associations and other
key stakeholders.
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Dune
Rehabilitation
Last week Harry Thorman from the Queenscliff
Marine Discovery Centre was in Apollo Bay
to conduct sessions with different classes
from the Apollo Bay P-12 College. While
the weather was not the best (no one can
complain about it raining) all but one of
the planned classes got to listen to Harry
talk about dune ecology and the coastal
processes that form dunes, their vegetation
and habitat. Harry also made the students
aware of the negative impacts people have
on the dunes and what we can do to help
improve and protect dune environments. During
each session some practical work was done
installing brush matting and planting dune
species along eroded sections of Apollo
Bay. Please respect the work done by our
students and avoid the areas that have been
brush matted and planted out.
Harry is a great presenter who is a natural
when it comes to communicating with students
and adults alike. On Wednesday last week
the Grade 3-4's were also joined by the
Landcare Townies' group and a number of
parents. It was really great to see these
groups working together for the benefit
of our local environment.
The committee has more work planned for
the coming weeks involving large scale plantings.
If you have an enthusiasm to help with such
work you will be warmly welcomed to our
'Friends of the Foreshore' working bees.
Watch this space for more info.
Theft from the Recreation Reserve If anyone
has information regarding the theft of a
Rinnia 16 instantaneous gas Hot Water Service
from the new cabin at the entrance to the
recreation reserve could they please inform
the Apollo Bay Police? The theft occurred
sometime on the weekend before last.
Training for our Himalayas Quest at the
end of the year is progressing well with
the group undertaking a training hike in
the Grampians last weekend. This was a team
building, fitness and equipment testing
weekend and was both enjoyable and tiring
for us all.
We also had a wine-tasting fundraiser in
the
Krambrook room at the Apollo Bay Hotel last
Wednesday night and our thanks go to Charles,
Merrilyn and Kane for their help and generosity
in
allowing us to use their venue. Thanks to
the great
support from the locals we were able to
raise about
$1000- towards our quest. There was a really
supportive feel to the night.
Stay tuned for our next update in the next
few
weeks. Many thanks - The Himalayan Quest
group.
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APOLLO
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APOLLO
BAY
CHURCH
SERVICES |
St.
Aidans Anglican
9.00am
Rev John Grace
5237 6615
Uniting Church
9.30am
Rev
Kevin Cranwell 5232 1360
Sunday School every 2nd & 4th Sundays
Star of the Sea Catholic
10.30am
Fr Damien Heath
5237 6782
Apollo Bay Assembly
of God
6.00pm
Ps Peter Smith
5237
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SENIOR CITIZENS
Friday 8th June Bingo
Saturday 9tn June Monday 11th June Tuesday
12th June
Carpet bowls Carpet bowis Carpet bowls
1.45pm 2.00pm 2.00pm 2.00pm
BINGO
Come along and have a pleasant afternoon
at Senior Citizens, Whelan St. fora game
of bingo. $2, 1.45pm. 10 games, winner of
each game grocery items, 11h game winner
$2
VALE
Ronnie Rochford
Our sympathy to Jack and family to a lovely
lady and friend from her friends and the
members of the Senior Citizens Club
C.W.A.
Next meeting Friday 29th June, 1.30pm
sharp
CADETS
A really big "Thanks" from all
the parents and kids who had such fun
at Cadets. Special thanks to Darren GNU
"Gilly", Brian Humphries "Humpty"
Mr Peter Allen and Sarah Kovacs.
FRIENDSHIP AFTERNOON
Next Friendship Day Friday 15th June 1.30pm
at Gwen's place
BIRTH
Wright — MacDonald
A little ray of Sunshine has come into
the world
A little ray of Sunshine in the shape
of a girl.
LATAIYAH BELLA STARR Arrived 29th May
at Geelong hospital at 7 Ib 14 oz Daughter
for Zeiola and Scott, sister for Zataliah.
Congratulations, we're proud to be grandparents
and another niece for Tamarel. xxxx
BIRTH
Maiden — Morrow Darling granddaughter
Congratulations Ryan and Tracey on the
safe arrival of Tiana Ann. Born on May
29 6lb 13oz Thank you, she is absolutely
adorable Love Mum and Scotty
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YOU
Thankyou Roy for your time and energy transporting
18 children to COPACC for an evening of
fun and learning about aboriginal family
life and communication. Everyone enjoyed
the trip, lots of jokes and sing-a-longs.
Great pizza. Also thanks to Karen Patterson
at COPACC for allowing the free show for
the community. Thanks it meant a lot to
us. Grades 3, 4 and 5 and Jeanine McKenzie
TRIVIA NIGHT ST.AIDAN'S HALL
FRIDAY 15TH JUNE STARTING 7.00 PM
BRING YOUR FRIENDS, HAVE FUN!!
BYO DRINKS & NIBBLES
ONLY $7.00 PER PERSON
BOOK A TABLE - UP TO SIX PEOPLE
PHONE EDMOND: 52377203
DEATH
LIVESEY Gary Keith
Passed away peacefully after a long illness.
30/5/2007. No more pain. Sleep peacefully.
Love Mum, Dad, Peter, Janice, Shane, Terry,
Sophie
and Rippa As per Gary's wishes there will
be no funeral service. His ashes will be
scattered out to sea on his 45th birthday
in September.
THANK YOU
To all the doctors and caring staff at Gemini
Medical Practice and all the wonderful caring
staff at Otway Health for the amazing care
you gave Gary (his second home) over the
time you have known him. Also the pharmacy
gang and all his mates at the R.S.L. Also
a big thamk you to everyone for the beautiful
flowers, cards, phone calls, visits, hugs,
kisses and kind words conveyed in the passing
of Gary, our beautiful son, brother, uncle
and friend Sincerely The Livesey Family
OTWAY FORUM
Next meeting Sunday 10th June at 3pm Marrar
Woorn. All welcome.
DEATH
BARROT
Lilian Mavis (Mavis)
Passed away on 26th May 2007 at Eventide
Mercy Colac
Loved and precious Mum of Joyce, loved and
respected mother-in-law of Malco;m Walters.
Adored and loving Grandma of Trevor Walters
(dec), Georgina and Michael Harrison. Loving
and kind Great Grandma of Hudson and Ashton
Dancing with Dad again
Happy 65th Birthday Graham,
Dad, Pa! Friday June the 8th.
The Fix It Man!
To the Man who can design, engineer and
repair just about anything! Here's to official
retirement! Put the tools away for a day
and enjoy an ice cold beer! Here's to good
health and happy times!
Lots of love,
Scott, Simone, Jessie, Brooke and Molly,
Peter, Leah, Trent, Eden and Amy, Peter,
Kate ,Flynn and Mya ! i xoxoxo
There will be no Infuse or REVOLUTION youth
ministry programs of Apollo Bay AOG Church
this Friday the 8 of June. We will be back
next week! (Friday the 15th) with Infuse
Sixities night @ the Youth Club 5.00-6.30pm
and REVOLution @ the Uniting Church Hall
8.00-9.30pm. For more details Please contact
Marni 52371 202 or 0406351838
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OTWAY
HEALTH NEWS |
Responsible
Serving of Alcohol
Strongly recommended for anyone who serves or sells
alcohol in Victoria, this nationally recognized
course covers all that you need to know to comply
with liquor laws
in regard to serving alcohol.
Enrolments close Wednesday 20 June 2007
Venue: Marrar Woorn Community Centre Pengilley
Avenue, Apollo Bay
Date: Monday 25 June 2007
Time: 1pm - 5pm
Cost: $68.50
Cancer Support Group
Do you have cancer or do you help to care for someone
that does? Come along to the Cancer Support Group
and meet thers in a similar position; there is no
need to register, just drop in.
Venue: The Lounge, Marrar Woorn
Community Centre Pengilley Avenue, Apollo Bay
Date: Tuesday 12 June 2007
Time: 2pm - 3pm
Cost: Free
Healthy Food Choices
Would you like to know more about making healthy
food choices and preparing tasty and nutritious
snacks and meals? Come along to the Healthy Food
Choices Supermarket Tour and Recipe Demonstration
to find out more. Supermarket Tour
Venue: Apollo Bay Foodway Supermarket
Date:Thursday 28 June 2007
Time: 10am
Cost:$2.00 per person
Recipe Demonstration
Venue: Marrar Woorn Community Centre Pengilley
Avenue, Apollo Bay
Date: Thursday 28 June 2007
Time: 11am
Cost: $2.00 per person
Each week we will be bringing you useful information
about exercise and handy hints for keeping active
so don't forget to check out this space.
No More Excuses
'I don't have time to be active daily'. Doing physical
exercise each day doesn't have to mean finding extra
time. Think smarter and try to find ways of moving
more during the day. Adults should be doing at least
30min of exercise each day, try breaking this down
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A&P12C Parents &
Friends Group
Dear Parents & Friends
Monday evening the 4th June we celebrated
our first AGM.
Thank you to the 10 faithfuls that constantly
show your support. Thank you to the regular faces
that turn up to the garden clean ups, volunteer
to help teachers and many other activities that
all students enjoy.
We now have two new faces on the committee, Sue
and Marion sharing the Secretary position; I welcome
you both and thank you for putting up your hand.
Mike McQuinn has excepted the role of treasurer
for another year; and yes I will stand for another
year. We popped champagne, enjoyed some of the
food left from the afternoon celebration, and
enjoyed a very chatty meeting; that finished much
later than normal. Many valid topics have been
discussed, these will certainly find there place
on the agenda. I would like to congratulate Liz
Hanger and staff for putting on a great event
The choir is certainly a joy to listen to and
a great way to starting an event. Liz invited
10 very important guest, they were taken on a
tour to see our new building and old. Community
support was a little light on, but I'm sure all
that attended appreciated the importance of the
day. Liz Hanger and school captains Stephanie
Dorney and Alan Lawler welcomed the special guest
and opened the ceremony, klause Holzer spoke on
behalf of the school council and other speeches
moved the day along in a formal manner. The school
band played music that most of us oldies remember
from our own youth. I do anyway... This was a
very important day, a day to say thanks to all
that worked hard for the first stage of buildings
and to invite those that may have some influence
for the second stage. Most parents I talk to feel
we are due for a total face lift and I couldn't
agree more. Remember your membership form, fill
them out and leave at the front office.
Encouraging parents to join encourages unity.
Sheryl Van Someren - President
Working for you
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Letters
to the Editor
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Dear Editor,
530 HOME-DEVELOPMENT ON WETLANDS
ALONG THE GREAT OCEAN ROAD -WORLD TOURIST DESTINATION
RENOWNED
FOR ITS "NATURAL BEAUTY" Who will lose
if this "development" went ahead? The
natural environment will lose, as it always does
in such a situation. The people, from the developers
to the councillors, to the residents and the tourists
will lose, because each time a decision is made
in favour of money and profit over that of care
of the land and the earth we live on - a little
piece of their soul is lost. The people who oppose
this development suffer because they have not drawn
a line in the sand and said: "NO".
If this development goes ahead - there are only
losers - there are no winners. Peter Shalless
THANKYOU
Apollo Bay CDFNL Netball would like to sincerely
thank the following sponsors for their generosity
in
donating awards and raffle prizes in support of
our
club.
Lynne Munro — High on Heels
Chris — Hodges Surf Shop
Andy — Andys by the Bay
Garden of Eden
Michael Fisk — Apollo Bay Pharmacy
Charles & Merrilyn — Apollo Bay Hotel
Brad Fanning — Ocean Road Hotel
Bianca Holt
Cheryl Biddle
Wild Dog Trading
Hanson Petroleum
TO THE PEOPLE OF APOLLO BAY
Those who ask as to how my sister Beryl Mannington
is, the report is as follows. Beryl is battling
brain cancer at present, along with 3 other tumours.
The chemo has helped the 3 but not the brain one.
She has had a bad week this week with chest and
blood infections and at present is in Geelong as
of 5/6/07 (in hospital). When not in hospital she
is at the McKellar Centre, Central Wing 45-95 Ballarat
Rd North Geelong. Her weight has fallen dramatically
to about 11 stone if not lighter. She would love
to hear from her friends; visit or send her a note.
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Apollo Bay Police News
The tourists have all gone home but there seems
to be some thieves and other crooks in town. In
the last 14 days there has been 8 crimes reported.
1. Between midnight and 4 am Sunday morning 03/06/07
some fool decided to walk over a car in Otway Vista
causing significant panel damage. The windscreen
wipers were also attacked.
2. Between 25/05 & 28/05 a thief has decided
to help himself to a hot water service unit which
was attached to the rear of a new cabin at the Recreation
Reserve.
3. Between 25/05 & 28/05 another thief has decided
to take light fittings from outside the Shire Office
in Nelson Street.
4. On the evening on Thursday the 24th a thief has
stolen Number Plates of a car in a driveway in Banksia
Court. 1 plate was found in the Court and the other
was found on the foreshore near Cawood St.
5. Overnight on 23/05 & 24/05 a thief has stolen
property from a car in Surf Ave., Skenes Creek
6. On the same night a car was stolen from Surf
Ave. This vehicle was found on 28/05/07 at the bottom
of the hill near twisted willow. It appears that
the car was vandalised at the top of Old Coach Road,
driven toward Colac and pushed down the hill. The
result of this exercise caused substantial damage
to the fences at the property. That's the second
stolen car that has been found at that location.
7. Overnight on 24/05 & 25/05 a Burglar smashed
a window to get into a house in Vista Ave, Skenes
Creek and stole nearly $3,000 worth of property.
To solve these crimes we need your help. Any snippet
of information you have may help us locate the culprits
for these senseless acts. If you can help Ring the
Police on 52 376 750. David Hand Sgt 21036.
APOLLO BAY FIRE BRIGADE
Callouts for April and May
2007 3/4/07 2001 hrs Search and Rescue Mt Sabine
4/4/07 0700hrs Continue search Mt Sabine
4/4/07 1443hrs Grass & scrub fire Wye River
5/4/07 1643hrs Road rescue Forrest-Skenes Ck Rd
Tanybryn
13/4/07 1409hrs Assist police & ambulance Marriners
Falls, Barham River Rd 15/4/07 1252hrs Grass &
scrub fire Bass Cres. Skenes Creek
18/4/07 1344hrs Grass & scrub fire Tuxion Rd
AB 21/4/07 1739hrs Pole fire Karlson St Skenes Creek
5/5/07 1317hrs Road rescue Great Ocean Rd Wongarra
19/5/07 1808hrs Grass & scrub fire Tuxion Rd
AB Bob Mason Secretary |
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