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Festival Community
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Health
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Apollo
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DAVID HOLMGREN
Free public talk @ the mechanics hall - This Friday
- 7pm -
All Welcome - Donations to Otways & Coast Permaculture
Group appreciated
TRIVIA NIGHT
FRIDAY 26TH OCTOBER
STARTING 7.00 PM
St. Aidan's Hall
Come one, come all!!! Join us for a night of fun,
laughs and
even some quizzing. Bring some friends, or come
on your own and meet like minded people for an enjoyable
evening.
BYO DRINKS AND NIBBLES ONLY $7.00 PER PERSON
Old Time Dance
Saturday 24th November 2007
8pm to 12 midnight
Apollo Bay Moore St, Apollo Bay
$15 Adults, $5 Child or S30 family (Pre-sold)
Frank Lawrence Band
Dress: old style formal
Please bring a plate of supper to share
Bar available. Bookings or Enquiries: Lorraine Biddle
PH: 52377 480
APOLLO BAY NEWS SHEET MEETING
The meeting will be held at 4pm. Monday 29th October
in the Shire Meeting Room. All members welcome.
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by the sea
Spring Festival
Saturday 3rd of November
12-4 pm
Youth Club Hall
Moore St Apollo Bay
Family: 2 adults 7 up to 3 kids $5
Single adults $2 child $1
Childrens Activities face painting and games
children Theatre fete Stalls Maypole dancing
Music and Food
Bring Family & Friends
All welcome
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Southern Otway Landcare
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Waterwatch
Training and Macroinvertebratet Workshop!
Macroinvertebrates Survey at Paradise
Thanks to all who took part in our
Waterwatch workshops and a reminder
to all our testers that its time to
do a macroinvertebrate survey again,
and I will be looking to GPS all sites
and make appointments for shadow monitoring
for those that have not yet had the
pleasure of Brenda's visit.
Weedbusters
Weedbuster Week has turned into Weedbuster
Month!
So let's look at this week's environmental
weed...
Wandering Jew- Tradescantia
albiflora
Wandering Jew is a noxious weed in
Australia and is becoming a nightmare
for many landholders in the Southern
Otways, particularly those with waterways
traversing their properties. Wandering
Jew forms dense mats which smother
all native groundcover vegetation
and prevent regeneration of trees
and shrubs. This can have important
long term consequences on streambanks,
where the eventual loss of native
tree and shrub cover could lead to
erosion. Wandering Jew is a creeping,
rapid-growing soft herbaceous plant
from South America, favouring damp,
shady nutrient-enriched areas. Its
leaves are shiny mid-green and eliptical
with a point, and its flowers are
white, about 1 cm across, with a tuft
of protruding yellow-tipped stamens.
Wandering Jew is spread by broken
off sections of stem taking root.
Sections of stem can be washed down
waterways, dumped from gardens wastes
or spread in mud from vehicles. Small
infestations can be dug out, but every
fragment of stem can potentially re-grow
and needs to be removed and burnt
or placed in a heavy-duty plastic
bag and seal. Spraying with herbicides
will work eventually, but repeat treatments
of regrowth will be needed. In sunny
situations, covering the plant with
plastic sheeting for 6 weeks in the
warmer months will weaken the plant.
The use of harmful herbicides should
be avoided if treating infestations
along waterways. It will also be necessary
to re-vegetate riverbanks with native
vegetation after treatment, to prevent
erosion.
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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Comedy About Swearing
Without Swearing
UK funny man Mark Butler tries not to swear
on stage,
so you might ask why is he doing a comedy
show
about swearing? Amused by the uproar in
the UK over the Australian Tourist Commission's
Where the Bloody Hell Are You? advertising
campaign, Mark created an online survey
to find out if Australian attitudes towards
swearing differ from those of British people.
Butler, who is bringing the results to COPACC
on Wednesday, November 7, said almost 10,000
people responded. Due to a foolish, and
possibly fictitious, promise made to his
grandmother, Butler must share his findings
without technically swearing. How does he
do it, you might ask? He gets the audience
to swear on his
behalf. "This is a sit-down comedy
show about life in the
modern world with clever jokes, stupid experiments
and an electrocution machine," Butler
comments
matter-of-factly. "Topics covered include
the use of bad language, the increase in
global paranoia, the rise of vanity, and
the history of words like bastard."
Butler is known on the comedy circuit for
his devastating wit and his inventive and
distinctive style. Reviewers have described
the show as "a piece of comic mastery,"
"very clever and seriously hilarious".
Butler will be supported at COPACC by Tim
Cove.
Tickets are available at the Box Office
by calling 5232 2077.
Friends of Otway National Park
Marengo Conservation Reserve
Plant ID and Weed Pull Day
We had a great turn out of Friends, some
old and some new, with over 22 people turning
up. We started by walking from Ferrier Drive
through to Telford Street and found a large
number of plants in flower. Then we moved
into the block below Telford Street and
began to pull out the Sweet Pittosporum.
It has been introduced from East Gippsland
and is rapidly changing the plant community
in the reserve. The kids had a great time
pulling out this weed and piling it up into
heaps. Eija Tibbits and Judi Forester found
some new plants not recorded before in the
reserve. They were:
Bushy Club Moss Lycopodium deuterodensum
Necklace fern Asplenium flabellifolium
Small Pale firass Lilly Caesiaparviflora
var minor
Everyone seemed to have fun and a large
amount of pittosporum was removed. It also
goes to highlight the invasiveness of the
weed once it gets going. We finished up
with a well deserved cup of tea and lunch.
Pictured below are some of the keen team
at work.
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ABP12C Parents &
Friends Sroup
Apollo
Bay P-12 College Parents & Friends are
in Full swing organizing our big fundraiser
for the year, money raised will go towards
out door play equipment. The raffle tickets
are on sale now, and will be drawn at the
Bush Dance This is the perfect time to thank
the generous business's of Apollo Bay - "How
could we do this without You
• Bimbi Park - weekend accommodation
• Nautigal's cafe - Voucher
• Fresh Hair - Voucher
• Moontide - Candelabra
• Markula - Hammock & Pillows
• Beachcomber Motel & Aprts donating
- 3 Bottles Wine
• Janine McKenzie - 2 x V2 hr massages
• Shorethings - Gift pack
• Hanson Petroleum -2 X $30 vouchers
• Paradise Foods hamper-$150
"Bush Dance Hoedown - 10th November 07
Keep this date free"
This year we have changed the venue and line
up of the Bush Dance. The venue is now at
the Mechanic's Hall and we will start the
evening off at 3pm. Snacks from the canteen
will be Hot Dogs, ce-cream, soft drinks and
alcoholic beverages on sale all evening.
The school choir is going to open the evening,
Neil melville is our special guest; he will
perform something special. We have had a lot
of requests For a bigger bush band, so we
have been lucky to book "The Stonecutter
Band" they are from Geelong and look
forward to entertaining us, with dance calling
and great bush music. They have played music
together for 9 years, monthly at the rish
Murphy's, are regulars at the Celtic Festival
and have performed at many College functions
throughout Geelong. This will also be a night
that we wish the Himalayan
3roup farewell and good luck.....
We will give a prize to the best dressed Jackeroo
and Jillaroo, so get that gear on and get
ready for a
Family fun evening that will get those toes
a
apping...
TICKET SALES:
Ticket can be purchased at Paradise Book Shop
ind from the School office. Family & single
tickets available. $10 per Adult - Children
$7.50
under 5 free Family ticket - 2 Adults + 3
or 4
Children =$40
Tickets sales close Monday 5th November for
catering purposes.
Thanks for all your help this week girls Sheryl
Van Someren
APOLLO BAY PRESCHOOL
AGM
TUESDAY 20th November 7.30pm At Marrar Woorn
The current Committee officially stand down
at our AGM and need to be replaced for 2008.
Come along and have a formulative say in your
childs future. Nomination forms and job descriptions
will be available at our coffee morning on
9th of November or from the office anytime.
Infuse- Junior Youth Ministry of Apollo Bay
AOG news:
This Friday (26th) @ Youth Club 5.00-6.30pm
Next Friday Nov 2nd No Infuse (Colac Show
day)
Nov 9th Infuse favourite games night@ Youth
Club 5.00-6.30pr
Nov 16th is Family Night 7.00-8.30pm
For more details contact: Marni 5237 1202
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DESIGN COMPETITION
The Apollo Bay News Sheet Inc. has decided
to continue the competition to find a new
Masthead for our front page. We have been
using some of the entries already received
as our masthead over the last few weeks. This
weeks masthead is by Matthew March. Thanks
Matthew
Competition closes Tuesday October 30th at
5pm. New designs must be in black & white,
2.5 x 11 cms, and depict the character of
Apollo Bay. We have decided to revert to the
name The APOLLO BAY NEWS' - so this may also
be included - but this is not a requirement.
The competition is open to all residents within
the shire. First Prize to the value of $100
will be awarded to the best design received.
You may re-submit your entries. Entries can
be posted to P.O. Box 195, Apollo Bay.
2008 PRESCHOOL PARENTS AND CARERS
NOW is the time to start having a say in your
child's
Preschool year. Please join us for a coffee
(our shout) to share your ideas on your child's
year ahead. Committee positions need to be
filled at our AGM in November.
Many Hands Make Light Work.
WHEN:9th NOVEMBER 9.15am WHERE:CAFE153
Look forward to seeing you there! 2007 Preschool
Committee
PERMACULTURE NEWS Free public talk
by DAVID HOLMGREN Mechanic's Hall,
Great Ocean Road, Apollo Day Friday 26th October
- 7pm for a 7.30pm start
David Holmgren is best known as the co-originator
of the permaculture concept - a design system
based on ecological principles enabling people
to establish productive environments providing
food, shelter, material and non-material needs,
as well as the social and economic infrastructures
which support them. Since this collaboration
in 1978, David has written several books,
developed three properties using permaculture
principles and conducted workshops and courses
in Europe, North America and throughout the
Pacific. Having just returned from a 6-month
international tour, David and his partner
Su Dennett are coming to Apollo Bay to run
a weekend workshop in advanced permaculture
principles. Otways & Coast Permaculture
Group is funding a public presentation by
David; the focus of this talk will be the
challenges faced by rural communities with
regard to reliance on fossil fuel energy,
as both an environmental concern and dwindling
non-renewable resource. Given the inherently
holistic nature of permaculture design and
principles, sustainable development in the
true sense will be the subject of the night.
It will be a stimulating, practical and positive
evening, with opportunity for questions and
discussion. more into: tony 52376926 fern
0425 710380 check out www.holmgren.com.au
****Julie & Raj***
want to tell their friends that they have
had a baby boy
his name is 'Nicolas William' and he was born
on Thursday 18th October and he was 6 pounds.
Jordan thinks he is really tiny and Josh thinks
he will be fun to play with.
If you want to write to us our address is
88 Okinja Road Alexander Headlands OLD 4572
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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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CONGRATULATIONS
A call for congratulations to our very own
Lyn Munro for winning the Colac Otway Shire
New Business Award. Well deserved, it's
a pleasure to enter her shop, one is always
greeted with a smile. Well done Lyn. Barbara
Leorke.
Congratulations
to "High on Heels" winning the
New Business Award 2007. Well done Lyn,
a great achievement, Your Support Staff,
friends Judy & Denis.
THANKS
I wish on behalf of some tenants at 14 Martin
St., to say "thank you" to the
young men who, through the Lions Village,
did a sterling job by tidying up garden
plots and carting away the debris. Esme
Bell
SENIOR CITIZENS
Sat.27th Oct. Carpet Bowls 2pm
Mon.29th Oct. Carpet bowls, cards 2pm Tue.30th
Oct Carpet Bowls 2pm
SENIORS BIRTHDAY
Our birthday is on Friday 9th November
and we are having a party in the Seniors
rooms at 1.15pm. A singing group from
Melbourne will be entertaining us, so
please come and join us. It will only
cost you $2 to come in. Another date to
put in your Diary is the Xmas dinner on
Friday 14th December. Contact Jeanette
52376268/ Clarice 52376690
C.W.A.
Next meeting will be our A.G.M. Friday
26th October starts 11 am break for lunch
which is a bring and share. Meeting is
at Marrar Woorn
APOLLO BAY R.S.L. WOMENS AUXILLARY
Next meeting Tuesday 30th October at 10am
sharp.
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Melbourne Cup Day B.B.Q. Lunch
Tuesday 6th November 2007 at 1pm. Sweeps
-all welcome. Entrance cost: $10 Rod Swayn
Secretary
DEATH NOTICE
Margaret Slade (O'Meara), loving wife of
Ray, children Jennifer and Graham. Loving
sister of Don, Nelly and family.
Rest in peace.
Service will take place at St.Aidans church
11am Friday 26th October
POST
Private P.O. box holders will be unable
to access their
boxes from outside between 9am-1 pm Wednesday
31st October due to work to install new
boxes
which will be available after that date.
21 ST BIRTHDAY GUESS WHO IS TURNING
21!!?
JODIE MARIE ROBERTS THAT'S WHO!!
Congratulations and best wishes for your
21st Birthday on 28-10-07. May all your
dreams come true. Have a great day. All
our love Mum, Dad, Chris, Katie, Kane and
Michael, xxxxx
21st BIRTHDAY CHEERS
TO JODIE ROBERTS
On the 28th October 1986 a baby girl was
born, she was perfect until she cried, it
was like a fog horn.
As she grew from a giggly girl into a young
lady, it seemed a long time ago she was
that beautiful baby.
So much she has achieved in her 21 years,
from netball, swimming, tennis, to drinking
beers.
Sometimes we wonder if she thinks before
she says,
revealing her very strange and quirky ways.
Worked in the pub then been to Tassie and
back,
Now at Uni in Geelong learning some tack.
Lots of stories and tales to tell, but most
are bad,
we wouldn't want her to get grief from mum
and dad,
we send her all our love and wishes for
this day.
To Jodie , no more stories only 1 thing
left to say,
Happy 21st and have a wonderful day.
Hugs and kisses to you Marc, Linda, Morgan
and
Jed.xxxx
APOLLO BAY FIRE BRIGADE
Summer Fire Season 2007/08 Fire restrictions
commence at 0100hrs Thursday 1st November
2007. No Burn offs oe fires in the open
allowed on or after this date. Bob Mason
Secretary
EVENTS CALENDAR
Fri 26th Oct David Holmgren
of Permaculture talks on environmental issues
Mechanics Hall, 7pm. Donation for costs
Wed 31st Oct Otway Mountain
Bike AGM Marrar Woorn House 7pm
Sat 3rd Nov Steiner by
the Sea Spring Festival Apollo Bay Youth
Club 12-4pm
Fri-Mon 23-26 Nov 75th
Anniversary of the Opening of the Great
Ocean Road Grand Parade Saturday 24th November
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OTWAY
HEALTH NEWS |
Emergency Medical
Care
From 5pm Friday 26 October 2007 until 9am Monday
29 October 2007 there will be no doctor available
to provide medical care at Otway Health. Otway Health
staff will refer urgent care clients to Barwon Health
in Geelong by ambulance. We will continue to provide
nursing care to all attending clients as normal.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may incur
and assure you that every endeavour is being to
ensure ongoing 24/7 coverage in the future.
Walk and Ride to Work Day
Congratulations to the more than 140 enthusiastic
bike riders and walkers who got up early last Wednesday
and headed down to the Apollo Bay foreshore for
the 2007
Walk and Ride to Work Day.
A collaborative event between Otway Health and Apollo
Bay P-12 the Walk and Ride to Work Day promotes
a healthy lifestyle and physical activity by encouraging
more people to either ride a bike or walk to work
or school.
Thank you to all those who kindly assisted, events
like this would not be possible without the efforts
of so many community members.
Fit Ball for Mums and Bubs
Following the success of the Mums and Bubs in Motion
program, Otway Health will be offering a 7 session
FitBall course for Mums and their babies. Register
now to take part in this fun exercise program; new
comers most welcome.
When: Mondays from 29 October 2007
Where: Apollo Bay Senior Citizens Centre
Whelan Street, Apollo Bay
Time: 10-11am
Cost: $65.00 or $45.50 for concession
Join other Mums
after class for a cuppa and a chat
World's Greatest Pram Stroll Sunday 28 October 2007
This weekend is the perfect time to get out and
enjoy the sunshine so why not join us on Sunday
at 10.45am for the World's Greatest Pram Stroll.
Bring the entire family and enjoy an easy, pram
friendly, round trip walk from Apollo Bay foreshore
towards Marengo.
When: Sunday 28 October 2007
Where: Meet at the playground on
the Apollo Bay foreshore
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Having a regular pap test saves 1,200 Australian
women a year from cervical cancer. If it has been
more than two years since your last pap test don't
put it off any longer and make an appointment
today; it might just save your life!
Otway Health is pleased to be able to offer pap
test clinics on:
Thursday 8 November 2007
9am - 5pm Friday 30 November 2007
12pm - 8pm
Cost: $20.00 or $10.00 for concession card holders
Please call Customer Service to make an appointment.
Pole Walking
Otway Health invites people of all ages and fitness
levels to come and discover a new and exciting
way to walk. To participate in a pole walking
introduction and practical trial session, ask
questions and register as a member of our pole
walking group please come along to our... Come
and Try Session
Date: Friday 2 November 2007
Where:Marrar Woorn Pengilley
Avenue, Apollo Bay
Time: 5.15pm
Cost: FREE!
Remember to bring a bottle of water, comfortable
covered shoes and a smile. Poles supplied. Registration
is essential.
New Community Course Guide Out Now!
Pick up a copy from Otway Health, the Post Office,
General Practice or the Mobil Service Station.
Alternatively you can download a copy from our
website (www.otwayhealth.com.au)
Pilates
Please note Pilates will commence on: 30 October
2007, 6.15pm - 7.15pm
Sewing Machine and Overlocker Maintenance
Please note that this workshop will run on Wednesday
31 October 2007, 7pm - 8.30pm; and Thursday 1
November 2007, 2pm - 4pm
Child Care Vacancies
Vacancies now exist in our Child Care Centre.
For more information please contact Customer Service
on
(03) 5237 8500.
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Letters
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To the Editor,
Could you please tell me how it is that most Ratepayers,
have to pay every time they take rubbish to the
Tip in Apollo Bay!
Last Sunday the 21st of October, we were waiting
for the gentleman, to tell us how much for our load
of Rubbish. In drives a white van, gave the worker
a toot and a wave, unloaded his rubbish, then gave
another toot and wave as he left. How come he didn't
have to gay. He is a local business man here! I'm
concerned about this, as I'm a pensioner and still
have to pay. I'm upset at this as if one business
can get away with not paying how many more don't
have to pay to get rid of their rubbish. Worker
didn't even check the van to see what he had. I
know that it wasn't all recyclable . F. Hartnett
We are circulating a petition in shops in Apollo
Bay that says: We Colac Otway Shire ratepayers think
the decision to build hundreds of units on the Barham
River flood plain is such bad planning that we refuse
to pay our rates and pledge to pay an equivalent
amount of money to the Bendigo Bank in trust until
such time as the Shire reviews the decision. Yvonne
Francis
Letter to the Editor:
Open Letter to Colac Otway Shire Council Compulsory
Tourism Memberships Have you had an opportunity
to discuss my letter of the 11th September 2007,
regarding tourism levied ratepayers having the right
to display their business brochures in the Visitor
Information Centres without the need to belong to
Geelong Otway Tourism? I appreciated your CEO's
response to my email on the 4th September and have
since read her views as expressed in the newspapers.
However, I am concerned that Council is involved
in an illegal 5 party local government cartel, designed
to monopolise the marketing of tourism and compulsory
aquiring members and their fees for the GOT cartel
under the direction of Geelong Otway Tourism. Council
has introduced a tourism levy for the specific purpose
of funding the services provided by the Colac and
Apollo Bay Visitor Information Centres and your
CEO has stated "if you wish to specifically
advertise your business at the VIC's you must be
a member of Geelong Otway Tourism". Does council
have a written policy expressing this opinion and
if so could I please have a copy? Does council have
the right to refuse council services to ratepayers
who do not belong to GOT and the Chamber of Commerce?
Whether GOT is of benefit to our business is not
the point and it's certainly not the business of
Council. Membership to GOT and it's associates should
be market driven. If the tourism industry appreciates
their contribution they will get members, if not,
they will fail. There should be no compulsion by
Council to force membership into such organisations.
Australian businesses succeed through "free
enterprise" not monopolies or secret cartels
which stunt creativity and business growth. Councillors
should be aware that under the leadership and direction
of GOT the number of visitors to the Apollo Bay
Visitor Information Centre during peak periods (Jan-April)
has declined by 6% over the past 7 years (2000-2007).
Further to this fact GOT has not conducted a successful
off peak marketing program over the past 7 years
to close the visitors gaps between peak and off
peak periods. Instead the town experiences a 55%
decline in business during off peak periods which
is not good for the sustainability of Apollo Bay.
Councillors, I respectfully ask that you seriously
consider my concerns.
It should not be compulsory to join GOT to gain
ratepayer funded services within our Shire I look
forward to your response. Peter Lalor Great Ocean
Road Apollo Bay
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Invitation to attend our Annual Meeting
Members of our community and consumers of our services
are cordially invited to attend the 13lh Annual
Meeting of Otway Health to be held at our Community
Services Building, 4 Pengilley Avenue Apollo Bay
on Thursday 8 November 2007 at 7.00pm.
The purpose of the meeting is to:
¦ Confirm
the minutes of the previous Annual Meeting held
on 26 October 2006.
¦ Report on the services
provided to the community in the preceding year
and on services to be provided in the current year.
¦ Receive the Financial Report for the year
ended 30 June 2007.
Members of the community are encouraged to attend.
Supper will be served.
For catering purposes please RSVP to our Customer
Services Desk on 5237 8500.
Linda West
Chief Executive Officer
Rollicking
Sing-Along Pays Homage To Danny Kaye
A Tribute to Danny Kaye, created as a rollicking
sing-along, laugh-a-minute riot for young and old
is coming to COPACC on Thursday, November 1. Due
to popular demand there will be an 11 am and 8pm
performance starring world-renowned improvisation
specialist Russell Fletcher whose performance as
the indomitable Danny Kaye won him Best Comedy at
the Melbourne Fringe Festival 2005. Audiences of
all ages loved Danny Kaye's movies, the characters
from The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, the songs
from Hans Christian Andersen, or the Vessel with
the Pestle routine from The Court Jester. Gracing
the silver screen and treading the boards with a
face made for television, Kaye's quick wit, skilled
buffoonery, masterful tongue twisters, extensive
accents, smooth voice and an incredible repertoire
of characters established him as a showbiz maverick
and family favourite around the world. Russell Fletcher's
dynamic performance and deep understanding of Kaye's
complex personality ensure that this strong theatrical
production is more than just a tribute show.
Although shamelessly nostalgic in places, audiences
are delivered more than a re-run of Danny Kaye highlights.
The show explores his difficult personality, his
struggle for recognition, the suppression of his
roots and his mysterious disappearance from the
comedy radar. Tickets are available at the box office
on 5232 2077.
PATCHWORK QUILTING - Melbourne
Cup Meeting
The next Patchwork Quilting meeting will be held
on
Tuesday, the 6th November at 1:30 pm at Marrar
Woorn, Pengilley Ave, Apollo Bay.
Please wear a 'Cup Hat' and bring a plate of food
to
share. Bring Round Robin, Sampler or something else
to
work on. We will discuss arrangements for the
Christmas Dinner. Contact Val Cameron 52377275.
New
members welcome.
Note: Next night meeting will be on the Monday,
the
19th of November.
Apollo Bay Informal Fishing Group next meeting will
be held on Thursday the 1 st November, 2007 at 10.30
am at the Apollo Bay Shire conference room, Nelson
Street, Apollo Bay. All welcome. Coordinator Andrew
ORCHARD.
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