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32-30 14/8/08 -
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Festival Community
News Landcare
Health
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Apollo
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Transport Forum
A reminder that on Monday 18th August at 3pm a forum
will be held in Marrar Woorn to discuss transport
issues in and around Apollo Bay, Lavers Hill and
beyond. Trina Ebeiing, from the Colac Otway Shii-e,
is coming down to hear the community's thoughts
on current transport, and work with Otway Health
and the community to find solutions. Contact Kat
on 52378500 for further information
SPINNING
Would you like to learn to spin? It's a knack; like
learning to ride a bike, and once you get it you'll
be right. After that practice makes perfect! We
will help you. If you like this activity come back
- we meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month.
Join us for a pleasant and productive afternoon
of spinning (or knitting). This upright spinning
wheel, called 'Wendy' is ideal for travelling. Marrar
Woorn Thursday 21st August from about 2pm to 5pm.
Enquiries 5237 6479
REMINDER - PUT YOUR BINS OUT AT NIGHT
Colac Otway Shire is reminding all residents to
put their bins out the night before their scheduled
bin day, due to changing pick up times throughout
the Shire in the coming weeks. Please 'be a good
sort' and sort your rubbish correctly.
• Place your recyclables - in your Green Bin
• Place your household waste in Maroon side
of divided bin
• Place ONLY organics - food and garden waste
in the Yellow Side of your divided bin
If you need any advice about waste sorting, please
contact Council's Waste Management Officer on 5232
9556 for assistance.
EVENTS CALENDAR
15-17 August International Lighthouse
Weekend Cape Otway Lightstation Ph: 5237 9240
16 August Netball End of Season
Ball Mechanics Hall $20 BYO food & Drink
31 August Apollo Bay Youth Club
AGM Youth Club 3pm
7 September Boys Arvo Out Captains
at The Bay 12 noon
25 October Opera in the Otways
Melba Gully, Lavers Hill 1-6pm
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Lighthouse Weekend
August 15/16/17
entry for locals
Come and join in with the festivities
Send Morse Code telegrams worldwide
Weather Station tours
Historical re-enactments
Pony rides & kids' activities
Texting competition v Morse Code operators
Apollo Bay Community Choir representatives
Geoff D'Ombrain - roving old-salt entertainer
Lightstation Ghost Tour on Saturday night
Food available all day
The Keeper - play about a keeper's daughter
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Otway Estate Winemakers Dinner Fri night
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3-course Dinner Sat night *
Shuttle available for dinner guests *
* bookings essential, contact us for prices
Cape More details:
Otway www.lightstation.com
Lightstation or 5237 9240
Friends of Otway National Park
PLANTING SEED COLLECTION DAY
When: Sunday 17th August 10 am Where: Pt
Franklin Car Park. Tea, coffee, bickies
supplied. BYO lunch. All welcome.
For further details ring Judf on 5237 6318
or Pip on 5237 7335
To Max
Wishing you a
HAPPY 80th Birthday
14 August "08 with love and best wishes
Bev and Family xxxxxxx
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Southern Otway Landcare
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Applications
now open for SOLN's new Pest Plant
and Animal Officer
See the Position Description advertised
in this week's. Apollo Bay Newssheet
for SOLN's new 2-day per week Pest
Plant and Animal Officer position.
1st Stage of Skenes Creek
Tributary Project Complete
Thank you to all the brave souls who
lent a hand last Sunday in the freezing
and wet conditions. With your help
we have now finished the first stage
of restoration of the Skenes Creek
tributary. The next stage will begin
next summer (pending funding, of course)
with the removal of sweet pittosporum
along the east side of Skenes Ck Rd,
the continued management of environmental
weeds at the old dumping site and
the subsequent revegetation of these
areas.
The invasion of Sweet Pittosporum
along this site has suppressed the
growth of other indigenous plants
and is creating a monoculture of this
species. The natural range for sweet
pittosporum is the coastal strip from
the south-east comer of Queensland
to the eastern side of Melbourne,
but its use in gardens has enabled
it to escape and spread into western
Victoria. It grows between 4-14m in
height making it one of the Southern
Otway's tallest weeds.
We do have a local pittosporum tree
species - Pittosporum bicolour ("Banyalla")
- which is indigenous to the Southern
Otways. We ask that local residents
please plant the local pittosporum
instead of the foreign Pittosporum
undulatum (Sweet Pittosporum). Banyalla
is also a very attractive small tree
(3-10)m) with small aromatic yellow
flowers.
Koala Corridors - Creating
Wildlife Links Workshop Friday 22nd
August
Habitat fragmentation is the biggest
threat for the long term_ survival
of the koala - creating wildlife corridors
and rinks are an important strategy...
At this workshop learn about koalas
habitat, food species, their behaviour
and what you. can do to enhance their
living space.
Speaker: Rolf Sclagloth - Australian
Koala Foundation
Liason Officer Victoria. Time: 9.15-3.00pm
When: Friday 22nd August 2008
Where: Meredith Hall
Cost: FREE, refreshments and lunch
provided
RSVP by August 15th to Anna Carucan
52316913
If you have aspirations to make a
contribution to improving habitat
and conservation in our area, talk
to Landcare!
Anna O'Brien, Kristen Lees, Dianne
Inglis
(PH) 5237 6904 69-71 Nelson St. Apollo
Bay. Office hours 9am-lpm daily
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2009 APOLLO BAY MUSIC
FESTIVAL
Festival Director ...
The committee are happy to have on board
Caroline Moore as the Festival Director.
Her huge effort and commitment to the 2008
festival was little short of amazing. We
feel lucky to have someone of her professional
ability, and intimate knowledge of the music
industry, working side by side with us to
help deliver another exciting event in 2009
Festival Administrative Assistant An exciting
position exists for a passionate, committed
and organised person with sound administrative
skills to work on the 2009 Apollo Bay Music
Festival. Areas of responsibility include,
but are not limited to, database entry and
management, office management and working
with the Committee and Festival Director
on key organisational facets of the event.
The position will be part time and requires
good computer skills and a firm understanding
of, and commitment to, the philosophy of
the festival.
For a full job description please call 52376761
or email info(5>apollobavmusicfestival.com
Local Artist Applications
Artist applications have been on line since
1 June, and the festival is currently receiving
many high quality applications. We urge
local artists to start working on their
applications now, as the closing date is
12th of September. With all artists we are
encouraging them to take time with their
applications; we have a commitment to the
presentation of excellence in the program
with a particular focus on original and
exciting material. An indication of what
you have been up to (musically) in the past
12 months with a current recording.
Stay tuned for further information and update?
Anton Tibbits Hon SecABMF Inc
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Mini Olympics at Apollo
Bay P-12 College
While you may have noticed some sporting
events on the TV lately, I hope you haven't
missed the Apollo Bay Olympics at school last
week. Students from Prep to Year 12 were assigned
to various teams (like Botswana, Leichtenstein,
Mozambique, Kazakhstan etc).
On Wednesday, we had team meetings to make
our flags, badges and banners and to compose
our team song. On Friday, the day of another
ceremony in Beijing, each team made a presentation
to an assembly. Then they competed in five
Olympic Sports, including Word Games, Drama,
Numeracy, Ball Games and running.
Medals were presented by outstanding local
athletes: Don Wagstaff, a 3-time Olympian
and multiple Australian diving champion; Phil
Anderson, AO, who wore the famous Yellow Jersey
in the Tour de France 12 times, as well as
winning Commonwealth Gold twice and numerous
professional cycling races; and Gail Couper
from Lome, a multiple winner of the Australian
surfing title of the Bells Beach Classic.
Thanks to all staff for making it work and
congratulations to all the participants.
Of course, this was all part of our Literacy
and Numeracy week celebrations. Don't forget
the,Writing Competition closes on August 15th.
Winners will be published in the Apollo Bay
News Sheet. The spelling bee will be in the
week August 18-22.
Special thanks to the Apollo Bay News Sheet
for sponsoring these fabulous activities.
Romeo and Juliet
This semester we are introducing our Level
2 English students to the drama and poetry
of Shakespeare's famous
, Romeo and Juliet. In Act 1, Romeo describes
what it's like to be unhappily in love. He
uses the famous oxymorons: "0 brawling
love, 0 loving hate", "heavy lightness
" and so on.
"Our students wrote
a poem in this style.
We go through this torturous bliss Of imprisoning
freedom, sincere lies \
And soothing burns
For nothing and everything
And forgotten memories.
By Dallas Forrest
Report by Bryan Dwyer
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Otway Forum 201st Meeting Sunday
August 10th, 2008
Apologies were received from Janine Coles,
Rob Kanngieser and Phil Lawson. Cr Carol Wilmink
was in attendance.
Harbour Development: The meeting noted the
latest move by Council on the proposed Harbour
Development with the recently released Community
Newsletter. Particular note was taken of the
5 day Program of community consultation starting
with a Public Meeting on Thurs Sept 18 and
ending on Mon Sept 22. The future of the Harbour
Reference Group was uncertain but Council
had rejected a request that the Forum have
two representatives. It was also noted that
there was no representative from the Amateur
Fishing Group.
Council Elections 2008: There was general
discussion about the November Council Elections
with the view that it was important for the
Apollo Bay Community to have a number of people
standing. The Forum will seek to encourage
people to come forward. The Municipal Association
of Victoria have a website www.standforcouncil.com.au
The Otway Forum will publish more information
in the next few months. It was agreed that
the Forum would sponsor a "meet the candidates'
public meeting prior to the elections and
potential candidates would be invited to a
Forum meeting. Nominations open on 23 Oct.
and close at 4.00pm on 28 Oct.
Council Budget: Contrary to press reports,
Stephen Hart reported that significant changes
were made to the wording of several differential
rate categories in the budget, after Council
was alerted to problems with the initial document.
Council's Position on Policy Statements: The
meeting referred to the dilemma Cr Wilmink
faced over legal advice that she should not
vote on planning amendment C29 last April.
In the light of this does Council have advice
for candidates with regard to Policy Statements?
Adapting to Climate Change^. The extent to
which climate change was expressed in the
C55 (MSS) planning amendment was questioned.
Perhaps Council could consider something like
what the City of Melbourne has done in a City
of Melbourne Climate Change Adaptation Strategy.
Coastal Recession: It was reported that the
sand dune opposite the Cable Station Museum
had eroded leaving a two metre drop to the
beach.
Barham Valley Road: The difficulties associated
with the very poor condition of the road were
raised yet again. While Council may be interested
to promote tourism and the associated traffic
to the Valley, the road remains dangerous.
Action not words is required. Next Meeting
14 September. Tony Webber, Otway Forum www.forum.apollobav.orq.au
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APOLLO
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APOLLO
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CHURCH
SERVICES |
St.
Aidans Anglican
9.00am
Rev Tim Cohen
5237 6615
Also
at 5pm 1st & 3rd sundays
Uniting Church
9.30am
Rev
Kevin Cranwell 5232 1360
Sunday School every 2nd & 4th Sundays
Star of the Sea Catholic
10.30am
Fr Gerry Prunty
5237 6782
Apollo Bay Assembly
of God
6.00pm
Ps Peter Smith
5237
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APOLLO BAY YOUTH
CLUB Inc
Reg No: A 13287 M
A.G.M. Sunday 31st August 2008
3pm - 4pm At the Youth Club Hall
The meeting will be followed by afternoon
tea
and a viewing of the new kitchen. Help support
the Youth Club by coming along and catching
up with what has been going on.
SENIOR CITIZENS
Friday 15th August Bingo 1.45pm
Saturday 16th August Carpet Bowls 2pm
Monday 18th August Carpet Bowls 2pm
Tuesday 19th August Carpet Bowls 2pm
Coming up A.G.M. Monday 1818th August at
1pm At Seniors Rooms Whelan St. We would
like to see as many as possible. All Welcome
Apollo Bay R.S.L. Women's Aux's
Please note no meeting this month
" I AM ", IS REPORTEDLY THE SHORTEST
SENTENCE IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, COULD
IT BE THAT "I DO ' IS THE LONGEST SENTENCE
C,W,A next meeting on Friday 29
August 1.30pm.
At Marre Woorn Friendship afternoon Friday
15th August 1.30pm At Marre Woorn
Apollo Bay Informal Fishing Group
next meeting will be held on Thursday September
4th, 2008 at 10.30am at the Apollo Bay Shire
conference room, Nelson Street, Apollo Bay.
All welcome. Coordinator Andrew Orchard
Bereavement
A celebration of Tom Blaney's life will
be held at the Apollo Bay RSL on Friday
15th August 3pm. All Welcome
COMMUNITY MEDITATION
Tuesday Nights 7pm to 8pm
Marrar Woorn
Gold coin donation
Enquiries 0408 377 244
UPPER BARHAM RIVER COMMUNITY FIRE
GUARD GROUP
Group 1 to Group 7
The telephone tree listing is about to be
updated. Would anyone who appears on it,
please advise me of any amendments as soon
as possible. Additional fire guard information
is sent out from time to time by email.
Anyone wishing to receive this, please advise
me of their email address. Valerie Stahn
5237 6888
C.W.A
Congratulations to Pam Howell, Polwarth
Group
President, she conducted an informative
and happy
Group Conference, her first, at Colac on
Wednesday 6th
August.
APOLLO BAY TEAMS POOL COMP 2008
Due to lack of numbers, the time
of year and other circumstances, it is with
regret that the Pool Comp has been called
off for this year. Next year the Teams Pool
Comp will be held prior to the RSL
Singles Knock-out. We hope that this will
encourage more interest and therefore have
more teams entering than the past couple
of years. Thanks to the few who were keen
to play.
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Junior Youth Synergy Christian Church (grade
3-5
BADTASTE NIGHT
5.00 -6.00pm This Friday night @ Youth Club
More details contact Mami (Youth Leader)
5237 1202 or 0406 351 838
REVOLUTION
youth Synergy Christian Church:
REVOLUTION UNITED (yr6-12) this Friday night
@ Uniting Church hall 8-930pm More details
contact Marni (Youth Leader) 5237 1202 or
0406 351 838
Congratulations Elsie and SidMoore
Congratulations Mum & Dad on your 67
wedding
anniversary - married on August 19th 1941
and still
going strong.
Thanks for all you've done for us over the
years,
especially migrating to Australia.
Ros & Rod and the family, Melinda, Sean
and the
boys, Geoff & Cheryl, Tim & Sonia
and all their tribe.
jawies Butt
canvas, print & sculpture Opening Thursday
14 August (6-8pm) Exhibition: 14 - 31 August
2008.
BRIGHTSPACE 8 Martin St St Kilda
Gallery Hours: Wed-Sat 12-6 & Sun 1
-5
OUR LOCAL GALLERIES
'SHANNONS GALLERY & STUDIO
Changing drawings, paintings and prints
by Pat Shannon & Mark Shannon
12 Montrose Avenue, Apollo Bay Phone: 5237
6578
*S.W.O.T. GALLERY (ex Dixons) Artworks,
coffee, music & gifts
On Moore Street - phone: 5237 1243 New owner,
Jacinta 0447 815 322
Open most days swotqallerv(a>vahoo.com.au
Apollo Bay Arts Inc. keeping you informed!
Tuesday Art Group
A group meets each Tuesday at King Parrot
Gallery, Tuxion Rd for a painting/drawing
workshop. It offers peer group support for
those who wish to paint or draw with others
$2 per session. All welcome—please
come and join us. For up to date information
please ring: Beth 5237 1033 or Carole 5237
6678
COMMUNITY YOGA
Meets each Monday morning 10.00 to 11.30am
to
practice postures, breathing and relaxation
to CD's.
Venue - Marrar Woorn House, Pengilley Ave.,
Bring mat and blanket. Minimum Cost $2 Ring
Ken or Lilly for details on 5237 7134
Leisure Centre Closure
The Apollo Bay Community Leisure Centre
will be closed as of August 31st. It is
anticipated that the closure will occur
until the end of the year. This is due to
a major upgrade which will include the replacement
of the roof, major support structures and
the pool solar system.
Rock 'N' Roll Trivia Night
Mon 18thAug @ 7pm - 1st prize $25 voucher
$5 entry - door prize / complimentary nibblies
drinks & food available @ S.W.O.T Gallery
% donated to Apollo Bay Music Festival Inc
TRIP TO THE GRAMPIANS & CASTLEMAINE
September 16th, 17th, 18th $360.00 The Probus
Club, Apollo Bay is organizing a trip to
the Grampians but we need about 3 more people
so we can proceed with this trip. Any person
from the community who would like to join
our bus group would be most welcome. The
$360 pays for accommodation, breakfast,
evening meals and entrance to venues. You
are required to pay for own morning tea
and lunches. You may take your own lunch
on the first day if you wish. Please ring
if you are interested or wish to know more.
Bev Thomas 5237 6325/ Janet Allen 5237 6885
Colac Community Road Safety Council
Meeting Notice - Friday 29th August. 1200
hrs. Apollo Bay Fire Station, Pascoe Street
Residents interested in road safety in the
Apollo Bay area, or with any concerns, are
most welcome to attend.
Bob Mason Ph: 5237 6797 on behalf of Roadsafe
Colac.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Is alcohol costing you more than money?
Meetings held weekly in Apollo Bay For details
Ph: 9429 1833 or 5237 6235
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OTWAY
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Otway Health
Board Members
As reported a few weeks ago, the new Otway Health
Board has been elected; as such we will be telling
you a little about two board members each issue.
This week we have Sisca and Terry.
Sisca Verwoert- Board Member Sisca was born in Holland
and migrated to Australia in 1954, and has lived
extensively throughout South East Asia. As a student
at Monash and Melbourne University she had a strong
passion for Art which has forever stayed with her.
Sisca has had extensive experience as a volunteer
and has worked as a volunteer Language teacher to
refugees in Manila and the Philippines, volunteer
Narrator of books for the blind and a volunteer
orphanage worker in the Philippines. Sisca was editor
of'College Women's Association Newsletter' in the
Philippines, has had paintings exhibited on numerous
occasions and worked for 3 years as a Social Worker
in the Children's Hospital, Melbourne (RCH).
Sisca would like to represent the client group by
advocating on their behalf and by ensuring that
policy and practice of the best and most enlightened
kind.
Sisca has been a member of the Board since 2007
and is a member of the Audit Committee for the 2008
/ 2009 year.
Terry Redmond - Board Member
Terry trained as an architectural draftsman and
later as an airline pilot. Terry moved to Australia
in 1988 and worke~d for Australian Airlines as a
pilot. In 1993 Terry started his own business which
he ran until late 2005 when he retired to Apollo
Bay. Terry's experience in Australia has been gained
through the building and construction industry.
His company Grosvenor Quality Homes spent several
years working closely with Delfin Lend Lease on
their major developments at Chirnside Village and
Lakeside Pakenham. Terry was a member of the advisory
committee to Croydon District Council on the Wiklow
Ridge
protection amendment. Terry came on to the Board
at Otway Health because he felt he now has the time
and experience to offer the Multi Purpose Service
in which he has a strong interest. Terry has been
a member of the Board since
November 2006. Terry is a member of the Capital
Works Committee.
Nurse Scholarship Program
For previously registered Div 1&2 nurses, scholarships
are available to assist in re-entering the profession.
For information please contact Helen Pini on 5237
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or your relative in need of acted care?
There are currently 2 vacancies for permanent
care at Otway Health, for information please contact
Helen Pinion 5237 8500.
Diabetes Information at the Pharmacy
Apollo Bay Pharmacy is now a NDSS sub agent which
is fantastic news because it means people with
diabetes can easily access all the equipment they
need to manage their diabetes at a greatly reduced
rate.
Apollo Bay's diabetes educator, Michelle Cox,
will be in store on August 26th from 10am-12pm.
Michelle will be available to offer confidential
risk assessments, blood pressure and waist circumference
and weight measurement. Michelle will also offer
glucose meter checks and upgrades where needed.
This is a great opportunity for those living with
diabetes, or those simply concerned about their
health and well being, to meet with Michelle to
learn more about diabetes and what measures can
be taken to reduce the risk of developing. Appointment
is not necessary, just turn up.
Mend your ways
A series of 4 workshops that will show you how
to put in a zip, hem or patch your jeans, create
a buttonhole or most other things you might like
to know. Its time to recycle! Byo sewing machines
in good sewing condition. Monday afternoons 1
to 3pm at Marrar Woorn
Car Pooling
There is now a diary in the entry of Marrar Woorn
where you can place your details if you're looking
for a lift or offering a ride. There is also a
provision for events to be placed in the diary
to assist the community in planning, so please
feel free to add yours.
Vic Market Bus Trip.
It's on again! Due to popular demand the bus will
be market bound departing 8am Thursday 21 August
from Marrar Woorn. Cost $20.
Vacancies
Part Time Division 2 Nurse (3 days a fortnight),
will
also consider a personal care attendant for the
position.
We also need casual Nurses (Div 1 and 2) as well
as
casual personal care attendants. Trainee PCA's
are
welcome to apply to all PCA positions. For
information please contact Helen Pini on 5237
8500
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Letters
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Dear Editor
Re Apollo Bay Harbour Precinct Community Newsletter
We are told via this Newsletter that the redevelopment
of the harbour has been 'a priority of Colac Otway
Shire Council over many years...' At least eighteen
in fact! Isn't 'priority over many years' an oxymoron?
The Newsletter then goes on with a series of
motherhood statements that begin, There is a need
....' However I find two of these statements to
be in conflict. 'There is a need to protect the
'unique character of Apollo Bay and the Harbour
. Precinct' (With no definition of unique character.)
Followed by 'There is a need to redevelop the Harbour
Precinct and in doing so optimise community benefit.'
I would suggest that most people would say the unique
character is the
largely undeveloped charm the harbour exudes. Under
the heading of 'Studies, Reports & Strategies',
there are fourteen listed for the period of 1990
to 2008. At what cost to the
community for a seemingly nil return to date? Under
the heading of the 'Story so Far', more consultants
are listed: Sept 2006, Meinhardt Infrastructure
and Environment; Feb 2007 PricewaterhouseCoopers;
Feb 2007 Council's own community engagement. Then
we are told of yet another consultant getting into
the honey pot: Ecological Sustainable Design (ESD)
who are going to do an EBD. Council did a CLOT but
found the result to be MUD and not at all WET so
now they are going to do another CON. (See translation
below) On a more serious note, the Community is
reminded that, in response to the Feb 2007 release
of the Harbour Precinct Master Plan, Otway Forum
held a Public Meeting on Sunday April 8th, 2007
in the Youth Club Hall in Apollo Bay. 167 people
attended this meeting which showed that many ratepayers
were unhappy with many of the proposals advanced
in the Master Plan. There was also a general sense
of dissatisfaction with the way in which it had
been presented to the community. The report of that
meeting, (which was presented to Council), can be
viewed on the Otway Forum website at www.forum.apollobay.org.au
CLOT - Community Largely Overall Told; MUD -Municipally
Universally Deficient; WET - What Excited Them;
CON - Community Overall Neglected John Spencer,
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I always feel trepidation when I
collect my daily mail Why do back to front letter
boxes still exit today? When a strong wind blows
I could be swept off my feet. After rain I could
slip and break my neck. Just a strip of concrete
(not gravel) fronting the letter box could wipe
away my fears. Esme
I don't know how many people read the Colac Herald,
but last Monday 11 August page 5, there was the
heading "Apollo Bay in top 5". No! not
in football or netball, no! in the top 20 of Australia's
recommended holiday destinations. What an achievement
considering we have no top class hotel overlooking
our harbour. No road going around what is now the
golf course. No shops in the "harbour precinct".
What is it then, it is because we have beautiful
open spaces, we can look over green areas to the
sea without any hindrance to our view, we can look
back to the lovely hills, we have no sky- scrappers.
We have a lovely river we can drive along. We can
sit on the foreshore and have our lunch, we can
stroll around without a crush, we can sit and eat
ice cream. It is simple and lovely. Let's keep it
that way. Freda Martin
To The Editor
I would like to thank the Apollo Bay Paramedics,
Cheryl Biddle & Wayne Malady, also policeman
Peter van Kempton. The medical staff at Otway Health
along with Dr. Onari, for their quick action in
helping me! I will always be grateful. Thankyou
for looking after me, and Faye for being there for
me. Regards Chris Koolen |
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