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Edition
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Music
Festival Community
News Landcare
Health
Letters |
Apollo
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GREAT
NIGHT
The Apollo Bay Lodge would like to thank the Apollo
Bay Newsletter Staff for their assistance in making
our dance the success it was. Without your assistance
and the following people and institutions it would
not have oeen half as
good, Thanks to Brad at Foodrite Apollo Bay,
the Apollo Bay Fisherman's CO-OP,
Thanks to Bert's Boogie Band, Great night, great
music delivered
with professionalism and friendliness and we survived
the Stomp, Especial thanks to those that came along,
we trust you all enjoyed yourselves and we will
hopefully see you all at the next one, Regards
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Southern Otway Landcare
Network 'Landtalk' |
Changes
to the 1080 Pest Animal Bait System
From the 1st January 2008 bait users
in Victoria will be able to purchase
1080 pest animal bait products from
accredited retailers or authorised
perishable bait manufacturers. However,
in order to purchase baits from these
retailers, you are now required to
complete a 1080 training course and
hold the appropriate license or permit.
If you've already got a valid ACUP
you must complete a half day training
course and gain a 1080 endorsement
to your ACUP to buy 1080 pest animal
bait product. The VIC Government is
offering these courses from Sep -
Nov 2007. ACUP holders need to register
with DPI by 24th August to attend
a free 1080 training course. For further
information on the new 1080 pest animal
bait requirements and upcoming training
courses, visit:
www.dpi.yic.gov.au/1080 or call the
1080 Bait Hotline on 1300 10 1080.
National Tree Day
Last Sunday, the 29th July, SOLN and
the Apollo Bay Kennett River Public
Reserves Committee held a tree planting
for National Tree Day. Thank you to
all the keen planters who came along
and helped restore 2 foreshore sites
near Wild Dog Creek. With 15 volunteers,
we planted close to 2000 coastal plant
species -Well done!
Townies for Landcare
Yes we are still very active - even
the cold conditions cannot keep
us away! There is always plenty
to do at the Nursery. Moving the
great mound of mulch donated to
us by Arthur Noseda has been our
mission for the last 2 weeks. Than
you Sam and Murray, who are tireless
on the wheelbarrows. Bob, Tess and
Barb are keeping our stock well
maintained. The next Townies for
Landcare group with Dianne will
be at 2.00pm Tuesday 7th August,
then back to every Wednesday 2.00pm
from the 14th August.
Anna O'Brien, Greg John, Kristen
Lees, Dianne Inglis
(PH) 5237 69O4 69-71 Nelson St.
Apollo Bay. Office hours 9am-1pm
daily
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Community Bank®
decision due shortly
The Apollo Bay Community Bank® Steering
Committee is only weeks away from making
a decision on whether to proceed with the
establishment of a Community Bank® branch.
Results of the recent feasibility study
were presented to the local steering committee
last week, with strong support for the prospect
of banking with a Community Bank® branch
of Bendigo Bank. Steering committee Chairman
Mr Allen Hokin said the results were very
encouraging.
"We were pleased with the overall results
presented in the study and will now I take
those figures and prepare a business plan,"
Mr Hokin said. "The business plan will
enable a decision to be made by the committee
and Bendigo Bank on the viability of a Community
Bank® branch for Apollo Bay." Mr
Hokin said the figures indicate that a strong
case can be presented to Bendigo Bank for
the establishment of a local branch. "Following
our successful pledge process, it is clear
that we have the support to make Community
Banking a success in Apollo Bay," Mr
Hokin said. "To raise more than $630,000
in indicative pledges of support from local
people is a fantastic effort. Some of those
people who have pledged were encouraged
to lower the amount of their pledges in
order for us to ensure the $600,000 was
received from as broad a spread of 300 locals
as possible. As we've now exceeded our target
we are encouraging anyone who wishes to
increase their pledge to contact any of
the committee members to do so.
"The Steering Committee would like
to thank everyone who participated in the
feasibility study and look forward to an
early announcement of a decision to proceed
with a capital raising venture to open the
Apollo Bay & District Community Bank®Branch."
Council Receives C29 Panel Report
Colac Otway Shire Council has received the
Panel's report into the Amendment C29 (Great
Ocean Green) Proposal.
In accordance with the Planning and Environment
Act, the report is now available for inspection
at Council's Customer Service Centres in
Colac and Apollo Bay and via the website
at www.colacotway.vic.gov.au
Copies will also be sent to those parties
who presented to the Panel.
Colac Otway Shire CEO Tracey Slatter said
Council would hold a workshop to discuss
the Panel's recommendations.
"In accordance with the Act, Council
is required to consider the panel report
before making a decision about the amendment,"
Ms Slatter said.
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Great Ocean Green [GOG]
Garrett's farm bought by the Golf club
seems to be an ideal property to be
part of the clubs future development.
In contrast the property on the other
side of the Barham river from the Recreation
Ground bought by the GOG developer is
not suitable for residential development.
The GOG proposal of 537 house lots is
the target of opposition to the development
and little has been talked about the
proposed golf course, but the possibility
of a housing development on the floodplain
is entirely dependant on the golf course
for two major
reasons:
1. The golf course provides the very
low lying land for the floodwaters to
stream over on their way to the sea.
2. The State Government needs some of
the land of the existing golf course,
a golf course is very important to the
town and we all have goodwill towards
the golf club; this mix of facts has
been used to encourage Planning Authorities
to accept the GOG proposal.
Under the GOG proposal the elevated
ground on the floodplain goes to Eucalypt
dominated landscaping and two storey
housing, blocking views and the golf
course is low lying and will be effectively
the drain. The floodplain is very fertile
farmland because the farmers have paid
attention to drainage problems on this
very
wet ground.
The golf club owns the best land and
is in a strong position. The golf course
on the floodplain should be combined
with landscaping of low growing wetland
plant species. Then the golf course
would be on the higher ground, have
more open views, good drainage, less
flood prone and have lower maintenance
costs. This could be combined with housing
development above the floodplain and
the project would be better for the
golf club and the environment.
Apollo Bay does not need 537 expensive
building blocks, there is plenty of
land available for new buildings but
limited town water supply. The issue
that is most likely to inhibit the continuing
rapid growth of Apollo Bay is the need
for a new water reservoir. It may be
relevant that D.S.E. have indicated
they won't be ejecting the Golf Club
from the foreshore in 2016 if an alternative
course has not been established. Relocating
and developing a golf course is difficult
but the GOG proposal is a very bad solution.
Barwon Water may need Golf club land/Garrets
for a new reservoir or GOG is finally
and justifiably stopped; both are better
results than if the GOG proposal goes
ahead and there is only the morbid fascination
in seeing a disaster unfold.
Philip Lawson
Apollo Bay Library News
The first members to enter the Library
on opening day
18 July 2007 were Cathy and Bob Moody.
Pepita Marshall Colac Branch Librarian,
regional staff
Sally Armistead Branch Services Coordinator
and
Margaret Smith CEO came to work with
Carolyn Lalor
the Branch Library Officer. The branch
has now been open for a fortnight but
there is much more work to do. The collection
is small but more additions are coming
each week. Furniture and the book return
bin are still coming!
Information brochures, notice boards
and other items
are being organised. But the members
have been very supportive and understanding.
Visitors appreciate the light and attractive
building. Come, visit and join the Library
located at 6 Pengilley Avenue, behind
the Marrar Woorn Neighbourhood House.
Opening hours: Wednesday 10 am - 1:00
pm
Friday 1:30-5:00 pm
Phone: 5237 6219 Fax 5237 6219
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Permaculture
News
"Earth Care, People Care, Fair Share"
Discover the history of Apollo Bay, visit
the
APOLLO BAY MUSEUM
In the Old Telephone Cable Station 6250
Great Ocean Rd, Apollo Bay
OPEN: 2 pm to 5pm
SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS, PUBLIC &
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
Heritage Fruit tree Grafting Day - August
4th 1 pm to 4pm @Apollo Bay Youth Club,
21 Moore St. Apollo Bay. The Grafting Day
is a gathering of growers and grafters,
and those interested in learning about heritage
varieties of fruit trees. The aim of the
day is to help increase diversity of varieties
grown, raise awareness of heritage varieties
and the importance of creating local food
security and growing & eating food from
your own community.
Speakers on the day will include: Martin
Holland (Glen Aire grafter & grower),
Juli Farqhuar (Gellibrand commercial organic
apple grower), Wally Wall (Drylands heritage
apple grower). Heritage apple, plum, &
cherry varieties will be available to purchase
on the day. Grafted trees are $10 each,
scions $2 each and info cards $2 each. Entry
is by donation to raise funds for future
food security & sustainability projects.
Ph: Tony 5237 6926 or Vanessa 5237 7717
for
further details.
Otways Permaculture Design Certificate This
two week fulltime course from August 11th
to 24th forms the basis of permaculture
learning. Based in and around the township
of Apollo Bay, this permaculture design
course has a community focus. Rather than
staying on one property, we visit many,
and fully delve into the social and bioregional
aspects of permaculture that help with creating
sustainable & connected communities.
Totalling over 100 hours (with 72hours being
compulsory to obtain your PDC), with renowned
and thoroughly experienced tutors.
Introduction To Permaculture
August 11th* 12th
Learn about Permaculture: As a philosophy,
with it's underlying ethics 'Earth Care,
People Care, Fair Share' and 12 design principles.
As a vision & a design system to implement
the vision. And as a movement, that's a
worldwide network of individuals and groups
who are working on all continents to implement
the permaculture vision. This 2 day Introduction
to Permaculture will give you a good grounding
as to what permaculture is all about. Led
by John Champagne and Phil Gall.
"Power Up4 the Power Down!"
Early Morning Energy Sessions With Adam
(Fenderson) Grubb
& Fern Rainbow
Starting at 6am with meditation & energy
maintenance exercises (own or guided), we'll
have breakfast at 7am followed by a one
hour talk on energy literacy awareness &
solutions, starting at 7.45am.
August 12th & 13th - Energy with Adam.
Tuesday August 14th - "Water within"
Wednesday Aug 15th - "Diversity needs"
Monday Aug 20th - "The Heart, connection
& Communities"
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APOLLO
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APOLLO
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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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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
APOLLO BAY YOUTH CLUB INC
Sunday 26th August 2007 at 2pm
At The Youth Club Hall, Moore Street, Apollo
Bay.
Nomination forms are available from the
Post Office on request, members and interested
community members are encouraged to attend.
Membership is now due for renewal, Membership
forms are available from Eddie at the Post
Office, or by phoning Lorraine on 52377
480.
FEETHAM ~ POMORIN
Delia and Bill and big sister Heidi are
proud to announce the birth of their beautiful
son and brother "JAEGAR WILHELM"
Born Wednesday July 25th at
3.38pm weighing 9lb 2oz.
Thank you to Drs Meg Lawless, Danny Jones
and staff at Colac Hospital
SENIOR CITIZENS
Saturday 4 August Carpet Bowls 2pm
Monday 6 August Carpet Bowls 2pm
Tuesday 7 August Carpet Bowls 2pm
COMING UP-AGM
Senior citizens Annual General Meeting on
Monday 20 August 2007 1 pm at 4 Whelan St.
Guest Speaker. Subs are now due.
C.W.A.
Next Meeting Friday 31 August 1-30pm
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ASSOCIATION INC. No. A 0034409H
SOCIAL Walk - The Wild Dog Track
When: Sunday 5th August, 2007
Where: 8 am - assembling at the Apollo Bay
Visitor Information Centre
Grade: medium - hard 5 hours approx.
BYO: Comfortable attire, lunch 8s water.
For more information or if attending Contact:
Les Noseda ph: 0417526070 to register.
Preschool News
Do you have a child who may be ready for
Preschool or the Rostered Playgroup in 2008?
Then please come along to the Preschool
on Thursday the 16th of August at 4.30pm
for an
informative session on Preschool/School
jReadiness,
Staff from The Apollo Bay P-12 College and
also
from Geelong Gateways Support Services will
be
presenting some invaluable information to
help you make an informed decision for your
child.
This will also be the official opening date
for 2008
enrolments, enrolment forms will be available.
Please be aware that there are limited places
for both
groups.
Any queries, please call Kate on 52 376
494 during
Preschool hours.
PATCHWORK QUILTING
The next Patchwork Quilting meeting will
be held next Tuesday, the 7th of August
at 1:30 pm at Marrar Woorn, Pengilley Ave,
Apollo Bay. Please bring Round Robin, Sampler,
May Mystery or something else to work on.
Contact Val Cameron 52377275 New members
welcome. Note: Next night meeting will be
on the Monday, the 20th of August at Helen
Pini 's
PREMIERS HOLD AGM
The AGM for the A Grade premiership winning
Apollo Bay Cricket Club will be held on
the 15th of August at 7.30pm. Venue to be
announced next week. So keep the date free.
Old Beechy Rail Trail Committee Meetings
The Old Beechy Rail Trail Committee meets
bimonthly from 10am to 12.30pm in Meeting
Room 2 at COPACC.
Meetings for the remainder of 2007 will
be held on the following dates: August 13,October
8,December 10 Non-committee members wishing
to attend should RSVP their attendance by
calling Peter Dohnt on 52329483 or Irene
Paqram on 52329472.
FRIENDSHIP DAY
Next friendship day will be on Friday 24
August 1-30pm at Marrer Woorn
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OTWAY
HEALTH NEWS |
Term 3 Community Course Guide- Out Now!
Now is the perfect time to learn some new skills
or brush up on some existing ones. Have a look at
what's on offer in the Term 3 Community Course Guide;
courses include:
First Aid- CPR/Resuscitation, Level 1 and Level
2
Enroll now to ensure you don't miss out on these
popular courses.
Venue: Community Services Centre
Dates: Wednesday 8 August and Thursday
9 August 2007
Contact Customer Services for information about
cost and time. Enrolments Close: Friday
3 August 2007
Rock 'n' Roll for Beginners
Dance away your winter blues and become a whiz on
the dance floor!
Venue: Senior Citizens Centre
Dates: Mondays: 6 August - 10 September
2007
Time: 7pm - 8pm
Cost: $29 for six sessions
Enrolments Close: Friday 3 August
2007
Bar Class
Get fit and improve your overall strength with this
popular weights class.
Venue: Senior Citizens Centre
Dates: Thursdays 9 August - 27
September 2007
Time: 7pm - 8pm
Cost: $79 for eight sessions
Enrolments Close: Monday 6 August
2007
FitBall
Need to strengthen your back and/or core
muscles?
Then this is the course for you.
Venue: Senior Citizens Centre
Dates: Mondays 13 August - 17 September
2007
Time: 5.30pm - 6.30pm
Cost: $65.50 for six sessions
Enrolments Close: Monday 6 August
2007
Other activities on offer include:
• Self Defense Classes
• See Clive James live in Geelong
• Buteyko
• Parenting After Separation
• Introduction to My Space
• plus more!
Pick a copy of the Term 3 Community Course Guide
from the Apollo Bay Post Office, Mobil Service Station,
Otway Health and a number of other sites around
town. Alternatively download a copy from our website.
If you would like to know more about any of the
courses on offer please contact Simone, Marrar Woorn
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BreastScreen
Victoria
If you would like to join our next bus trip to
the breast screen clinic in Geelong please register
your details with Customer Services on (03) 5237
8500.
When: Monday 20 August 2007
Where: Meet outside Community
Services Pengilley Avenue, Apollo Bay
Time: Leaving 9am sharp
Returning between 4.30pm - 5pm Cost: $12.00
Only a few places still available, final numbers
required by Thursday 9 August 2007
Strapping for Sporting Success
Learn how to tape and strap to reduce the risk
of injury and improve recovery time. This workshop
is ideal for anyone that plays sport. Please contact
Maria Szybiak on (03) 5237 8500 to register your
interest.
Venue: Apollo Bay Football Club
Great Ocean Road,
Apollo Bay
Date: Thursday 9 August 2007
Time: 5.30pm-7pm
Celebrating Our Volunteers
More than 50 volunteers attended Otway Health's
volunteer brunch on Wednesday 25 July 2OO7.This
annual event recognises the efforts of the many
volunteers that work with Otway Health to provide
services to the community. Each year volunteers
contribute thousands of hours of service, fulling
diverse roles such as delivering meals, staffing
the Second Sails Opportunity Shop, providing pet
care, maintaining the garden and driving the community
bus. Guest speaker, Trina Ebeling, Volunteer Engagement
Project Officer with Colac Otway Shire, paid tribute
to the many different roles that volunteers fulfill
within the community. She went on to say "there
is a volunteer position for everyone, regardless
of their age or where they live." For Jennifer
Powell, a volunteer with the Forrest Neighbourhood
House Program, "becoming a volunteer was
a way of joining with the community and meeting
new people". Jennifer decided to become a
volunteer for Otway Health after moving to Forrest
and is now a member of Forrest Neighbourhood House
Program Advisory Committee and also leads a drawing
group. According to Jennifer "it's lovely
to walk down the street and feel part of something.
Volunteering gives me a sense of belonging."
In recognition of the tremendous contribution
each volunteer has made during the past year all
of Otway Health's volunteers were presented with
a certificate of appreciation. If you would like
to know more about volunteering with Otway Health
please contact Nettie Hulme, Volunteer Support
Officer on (03) 5237 8500. Gillian Brew and Jennifer
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Letters
to the Editor
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To the Editor
I write to thank the people of Apollo Bay for allowing
me the opportunity to be part of the Apollo Bay
Music Festival. After 12 years of involvement with
the Festival it is time for me to take a break.
I will remain a member but I will not take an active
role this year. The Festival has brought enormous
benefits to Apollo Bay and I have been privileged
to play a small part in its success. My involvement
started in 1995 when my wife became publicity officer.
The numbers of helpers were small and I was asked
to help judge the Buskers Competition. Over the
years I have performed various roles including organising
street entertainment, serving on the committee and
assisting with the running of the "ticket tent",
i have enjoyed every moment - even the crises -
and have met a wide range of wonderful people. My
family have been part of my involvement, Keren as
Vice President, Treasurer, Publicity Officer, helper
and Tira as photographer. My family's participation
is typical of the local contribution to the Festival.
We have been part of an extended family. For me,
the high points of the Festival have been many,
but a few stand out. Bike Boy juggling an operating
chainsaw while standing on the seat of a moving
bicycle. Two Elvis impersonators meeting in the
main street and each accusing the other of being
a fake. Rusty of the "Scared Weird Little Guys"
giggling as he tried to sing the words of a 1940's
marriage manual to the tune of a mystery pop song
in the "Rock My World" trivia quiz. Hundreds
of buskers have come to the Festival. Some have
progressed to be respected artists. All were enthusiastic
and we enjoyed their contributions to the pleasure
of simply walking down the street during the Festival.
We owe them our thanks. I have experienced three
"near death of the Festival" experiences.
When most of the founders of the Festival resigned
after the first three, Gary McPike and the two Janes
(Martin and Gross) took over and grew the Festival.
When they left, I was able to serve on the committee
that saved it. When this committee left the outgoing
committee took over and made the Festival the spectacular
organisational and financial success it is today.
I am conscious that by mentioning names I offend
those who I do not mention. I apologise to those
I omit. With this disclaimer I want to pay tribute
to some outstanding contributors. To me, Jane Martin
personifies the Festival. She has performed, administered
and inspired. If you heard M2W3 at the Surf Lifesaving
Club you will know that she grows younger instead
of ageing. Phil Langdon is ubiquitous. His music
covers all genres. Judi Forrester is the only person
I know who has organised in all 15 Festivals. Betty
Carr is an Icon. She and Bernie were there at the
beginning and deserve their legendary status. I
am humbled to have served with them.
In terms of its organisation, Sue Stinchcombe and
Jenny Rippon have been unsung heroes. Jane Chisholm
has brought the Festival more media attention than
any before. I doubt that the people of Apollo Bay
appreciate the profile it eniovs in an environment
in which so many towns inAustralia stage a festival
of sorts. Jane Martin and Liz Carr have put in the
hard yards that people who bargain with impresarios
must endure. The successive Presidents of the Festival
have devoted so much of their time that even their
families have had to be re introduced to them after
their retirement The Festival has had its low points.
Violence. Patrons deserting the "star"
(Rambling Jack Elliott's) performance. The controversies
of the last year. The year loggers cut down the
power supply. But from each of these experiences
the Festival has grown stronger. We have better
security, bigger stars, a reliable power supply
and the transition to a new and enthusiastic committee.
For the first time we have financial security, organisational
manuals and no need to press gang successors. We
have a large number of devoted patrons. The Apollo
Bay Music Festival has achieved many things. It
has allowed local musicians the opportunity to entertain
us with their talent. National and international
stars have performed in our town. It has presented
future stars of the entertainment world ranging
from Xavier Rudd to the Vascoe Era. It has donated
artworks and helped the sick and ageing. It has
put a township of less than two thousand people
on the national and international map. Importantly
for me, it has allowed me to meet many wonderful
people that I would not otherwise have met. Now
the time has come to move on and let someone new
have the experiences I have had. I wish the new
committee every success in enhancing the mantle
of achievement of the Apollo Bay Music Festival.
Tony Lewis
Dear Editor,
We would just like to thank the Masonic Lodge, in
particular Linden and Bill Shields, on the great
night we had at the 60/40 basket cabaret on Saturday
night (I bet there were a few sore bods on Sunday
with all that rock and roll).
We are so lucky to have such a fantastic band in
Bert's Boogie, we don't get to see them play often.
Come on other clubs and organizations lets have
more of these dances in Apollo Bay. Thank you Masonic
Lodge Apollo Bay. Gail and Barry O'Leary
COLAC COMMUNITY ROAD SAFETY COUNCIL
MEETING - Apollo Bay Fire Station 1200 Hrs
Friday 31st August.
All interested residents invited to attend Bob Mason,
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Re: Apollo Bay Music Festival.
On Sunday 29th July--a new voluntary committee was
appointed to the Apollo Bay Music Festival. They
were
Peter Fillmore. President.
David Capon. Vice President.
Anton Tibbits. Secretary.
Julien Davis. Treasurer.
Robyn Gray. Member.
Andy Nicholas. Member.
This committee would like to take this opportunity
to thank
the outgoing committee. We would also like to recognise
the effort, passion and hard work they brought to
their
respective roles.
We ask the community to take a moment to reflect
on how
hard they worked and to thank them personally if
you get
the chance.
We ask the people who have had involvement with
the M.F
in the past, and would like to continue that, to
please
contact us and definitely come to the meeting to
be
announced soon.
Anton Tibbits. 52376298. Peter Fillmore. 52376579.
ABP12C Parents & Friends Group
Good week to you all...A skill we can
all improve on...hmm
listening that is!
25 WAYS TO TALK SO YOUR CHILDREN WILL LISTEN
A major part of discipline is learning how to talk
with children. The way you talk to your child teaches
him how to talk to others. Here are some talking
tips we have learned with our children:
1. Connect before you direct
2. Address the child
3. Stay brief
4. Stay simple
5. Ask your child to repeat the request back to
you If he can't, it's too long or too complicated.
6. Make an offer the child can't refuse
7. Be positive
Instead of "no running," try: "Inside
we walk, outside you may run."
8. Begin your directives with "I want."
compliance rather than just an order.
9. "When...then."
10. Legs first, mouth second
11. Give choices
12. Speak developmental^ correctly
13. Speak socially correctly "please."
Expect your child to be polite
14. Speak psychologically correctly say, "Pick
up your coat, please."
15. Write it
Talk with a pad and pencil. Leave humorous notes
for your child. Then sit back and watch it happen.
16. Talk the child down
The louder your child yells, the softer you respond.
17. Settle the listener
18. Replay your message
Do less and less repeating as your child gets older.
19. Let your child complete the thought
20. Use rhyme rules.
21. Give likable alternatives
22. Give advance notice
23. Open up a closed child
try "What is the most fun thing you did today?"
24. Use "When you...I feel...because..."
When you run away from mommy in the store I feel
worried because you might get lost.
25. Close the discussion
If a matter is really closed to discussion, say
so. "I'm not changing my mind about this. Sorry."
You'll save wear and tear on both you and your child.
Reserve your "I mean business" tone of
voice for when you do. To read more detail: www.Askdrsears.com
for more information
Interested in the reintroduction of TSO...oh what
fun!
contact me on 52376029
You never know there could be a group of interested
people
longing to get together. There is talk at the school
of maybe
a production next year-
Maybe we could work together???
Positive input is valued President Parents &
Friends Sheryl Van Someren
Apollo Bay & District Health Foundation
Inc.
'Caring for our Health Future'
Patron: Prof David de Kretser AC, Governor of Victoria
Report on Annual General Meeting.
The 8th AGM was held Saturday 28th July 2007. The
Treasurer reported on the financial status of the
Foundation, with a net worth of $897,749 as at 30*
June 2007.
Fourteen Trustees were elected to further the objects
of the Foundation (a pubic charitable trust), "to
provide and protect the health of people within
the District of Apollo Bay". A new Chair, Secretary
and Treasurer will be elected by the Trustees at
their next meeting. The Trustees are:
Jeanette Biddle Andrew Buchanan Di Clark Ron Clark
Geoff Coffey John Curry Wendy Dwyer Follow-up enquires
to:
Lou Fuataga John Gilbert Bill Flynn Stuart Holbery
Kerry McMahon Les Noseda John Verey (03) 5237 6280.
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