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New Management For Ryans HotelNew Management aretaking over the hotel so overthe next ew months expectto see some big changes atRyan’s.

With renovations to thehuge upstairs unction roomand planned renovations to

the beer garden.

Ryan's Function Centre is theperect venue to hold yourengagement, 21st, amily,school reunion, sportingclub unctionsor any otherevent that requires a largearea. Tey offer ree roomhire, drinks are at happyhour bar prices (conditions

apply) and entertainmentand ood oncan be supplied.Holdyour celebration/unction on the balcony andenjoy the veiws overlookingthe main street o raralgon.

Live entertainment everyFriday and Saturday night

and Sunday Sippers with livebands/DJ.

Tanks to all the olks thatcame to our Sunday Sippers

Sunday 3rd April.

Also a special thanks toSteve Eales or the musicand all that came with theirstreet machines.

A great afernoon was hadby all. Sunday Sippers

will be held again Sunday10th April. Check out theFacebook page or moreSunday Sipper events in thenear uture.

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our social media pagesand website or upcomingBarbeques, Functions,Competitions and VIP

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Latrobe City Shire News

HURSDAY 7 – FRIDAY 8 APRIL

OME SKATEBOARDING

ATROBE CITY

katepark

ommercial Road – Morwell

Day: Thursday 7

ime: 10:00am – 3:00pm

katepark

Main Street – Glengarry

Day: Friday 8

ime: 10:00am – 12:30pm

katepark

nr Reserve Road & Third

treet – Yallourn North

Day: Friday 8

ime: 2:30pm – 5:00pm

ost: Freeontact Andrew Legge on

03) 5128 6516 or email info@

vcchoir.com.au for further

nformaon.

SATURDAY 9 APRIL

OPERATION SAFE PLATE

Woolworths Car Park

George Street – Moe

Time: 9:00am - 1:00pm

Cost: $5 per vehicle

Removal of old number plate

screws and ng of security

screws for $5.00 donaon. All

proceeds donated to the SES.

Contact Gerard Traynor from

Latrobe Neighbourhood Watch

– Safer Communies Group

on 0428 577 142 for further

informaon.

SUNDAY 10TH APRIL

LATROBE REGIONAL AIRPORT

OPEN DAY

Latrobe Regional Airport

75 Airfield Road – Traralgon

Time: 10:00am – 4:00pm

Contact Neil Cooper on

(03) 5174 4702 or email

[email protected]

for further informaon.

FRIDAY 15 APRIL

HYPE PRESENTS OPEN MIC

NIGHTThe VRI Hall

18 – 20 Queens Parade –

Traralgon

Time: 7:30pm - 10:30pm

Cost: Free

Contact Headspace on

(03) 5136 8300 or check out

their facebook page for further

informaon.

SATURDAY 16 APRIL

SUNDAY 17 APRIL

ENERGYAUSTRALIA YALLOURN

OPEN DAY

Yallourn Power Staon & Mine

Latrobe City Event CalendarEastern Road – Yallourn

Time: 10:00am – 1:00pm

Cost: Free

Contact Meredith Bowden

on (03) 5128 2960 or

email meredith.bowden@

energyaustralia.com.au or visit

www.energyaustralia.com.au forfurther informaon.

HIGH TEA - MITCHELL HOUSE

HOSTEL

St Vincents Hall

Rowell Street – Morwell

Time: 2:00pm – 4:00pm

Cost: $35.00

Contact Rebecca on

0417 113 186 or email

mitchellhouseladiesauxiliary@

outlook.com for further

informaon.

MONDAY 18 – TUESDAY 19

APRIL

THEY SAW A THYLACINE

Latrobe Performing Arts

Centre

Grey Street – Traralgon

Time: 8:00pm

Cost: LPA Member $25.00, Adult $34.00, Concession

$28.00, Secondary Student

$20.00, Group 8+ $27.00 each

Contact Box Offi ce on

(03) 5176 3333 for further

informaon.

WEDNESDAY 20 APRIL

BIG, BLONDE AND BEAUTIFUL

Latrobe Performing Arts

Centre


Time: 11:00am

Cost: LPA Member $15.00, Adult

$20.00, Group 10+ $17.00 each


(03) 5176 3333 for further

informaon.

SATURDAY 23 APRIL

THE 52 STOREY TREEHOUSE

Latrobe Performing ArtsCentre


Time: 2:00pm

Cost: LPA Member $20.00,

Admit $22.00


(03) 5176 3333 for further

informaon.

Any further details please visit www.

latrobe.vic.gov.au/Whats_on/Events

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New Season Winter Stock Arriving Daily

EnergyAustralia Yallourn Open Day n Sunday April 17thnergyAustralia is holding open day at the Yallourn

ower Station and Mine,astern Road, Yallourn. Tisa very rare opportunity ore general public to viewe acilities and will be the

st time that a tour o thisature has been undertakenalmost ten years.

Te day will include a reeBQ lunch and shouldovide a ascinating look ate site.

egistration to attendrequired, please

email [email protected] telephone (03) 51282960 advising your nameand contact number, howmany adults/children willbe attending and the age othe children. For your saety

visitors are required to wearenclosed shoes, long pantsand long sleeves. Large bagswill not be permitted.

Opening rom 10am on theday, gates will close whenthe last bus leavins at 1pm.

For any urther inormationor enquiries, please contactMeredith Bowden ontelephone (03) 5128 2960 oremail meredith.bowden@

energyaustralia.com.au.

Latrobe Valley Airport Open Teir

DoorsOn Sunday April 10thbetween 10am and 4pm,Latrobe Valley RegionalAirport will be holdingtheir Open Day. Whetheryou're interested in aviationas a career or just or un,come on down and see whatLatrobe Regional Airport's

Open Day has to offer.Located at Latrobe RegionalAirport, 75 Airfield Rd,raralgon West this is an allages event and there will besomething or everyone toenjoy.

Te resident aircraf displaywill eature both home builtand kit built aircraf, vintageand ex-military equipment,

jets and other very uniqueaircraf. Industry leaderswill also be in attendanceon the day includingLatrobe Valley Aero Club

flying school, RecreationAviation Australia flyingschool, Federation raining,RMI University, RAAFUniversity, AirservicesAustralia and the AustralianAirorce Cadets. You canhave a chat about a uture

career or just find ouinteresting inormationabout aviation in general.

For urther details pleasecontact Neil Cooper on (03)5174 4702 or via email: [email protected]

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1300 787 465

www.angiescakeemporium.com.au

2/26 Shakespeare Street,

Traralgon, Vic, 3844

E: [email protected]


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RIDAY 25TH MARCH TO 15TH

APRIL

HARVEST OF WELLINGTON

Various Locaons Across

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ontact Wellington Regional

ourism Bernie Dillon on

405 387 906 or email wrt@

ourismwellington.com.au or

isit www.tourismwellington.

om.au for more informaon.

HURSDAY 7TH APRIL -

MONDAY 23RD MAY

GALLERY EXHIBITION

MAFFRA) - GEORGE GRAY

ENTRE INC. - KALEIDOSCOPE

Mafra Exhibion Space

50 Johnson Street

Mafra VIC 3860

ost: Free

Contact Gippsland Art

Gallery on (03) 5142 3500

or email galleryenquiries@

wellington.vic.gov.au for more

informaon.

THURSDAY 14TH APRIL

FRIENDS OF SALE BOTANIC

GARDENS - GARDENING DAY

Sale Botanic Gardens

Guthridge ParadeSale VIC 3850

Time: 9:30am

Cost: Free

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366 244 or email liam.cole@

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their facebook page for more

informaon.

SATURDAY 16TH TO SUNDAY

17TH APRIL

DARGO 2016 TRANSMOTO

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Cost: Free

Contact Transmoto 0407

924 788 or email events@

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SATURDAY 16TH APRIL

ROSEDALE SPEEDWAY - APRIL

Rosedale Speedway

Corner Evergreen & Rosedale-

Stradbroke Roads

Rosedale VIC 3847

Cost: Adult $20, Concession

(Aged/Invalid Pension) $12,

Children $10 (12-16 years),

Under 12 Free, Family $50 (2

Adults 2 Children)

Time: 5pm

Contact Mathew McDermo

of Rosedale Speedway on

0473 255 064 or email

rosedalespeedway@

gmail.com or visit www.

rosedalespeedway.com.au for

more informaon.

SUNDAY 17TH APRIL

FABRIC AND CRAFT SALE

Sale Band Hall

Foster Street (next to the

Historical Society building)

Sale VIC 3850

Cost: Free

Time: 9am - 2pm

Contact Helen Montague of

Primary Patchworkers of Sale

(03) 5145 4207 or 0448 349

420 or email dhmontague@

bigpond.com for more

informaon.

FRIDAY 22ND APRIL

CELEBRATION OF THE

COMPLETION OF THE TRAIL

BLAZERS PROJECTGippsland Plains Rail Trail

(Behind Mafra DEWLP Oce)

Mafra-Straord Road

Mafra VIC 3860

Cost: Free

Time: 2pm

Contact Nicole Heber of Mara

Seondary College & Gippsland

Rail Trail Commiee (03) 5147

1790 or email heber.nicole.n@

edumail.vic.gov.au for more

informaon.

SUNDAY 24TH APRIL

GIPPSLAND VEHICLE

COLLECTION SWAP MEET

Gippsland Vehicle Collecon

1A Sale Road

Mafra VIC 3860

Cost: $5

Time: 7:30am

Contact Peter Johnson of

Gippsland Vehicle Collecon

0427 455 513 or email

dodgypeter@bigpond.

com.au or visit www.

gippslandvehiclecollecon.org.

au for more informaon.


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Shakespeare On Te RiverDuring April and May 2016he Shakespeare On Te

River Festival in Stratordwill again be happening.Tis year the estival has

rown to include overwenty different eventseing perormed over

two-and-a-hal weekeriod.

Running since 1991he annual estival hasreated an enduring artsegacy or Stratord andhowcases community androessional theatre and theroader arts scene. Along

with perormances therere art exhibitions, the artsrail walk and more.

Te estival offi cially opensn the 400th anniversary

William Shakespeare's

death on Saturday April23, 6pm at Te StratordCourthouse & SegueGallery, 66 Princes Highway,Stratord.

As part o the estival severalawards will be presented

including the Janice Jonesaward, presented to a youngperson who has gone aboveand beyond in the areas oacting, technical support,musical ability, and/oroutstanding support andcontribution to the Festival.Te Sheila Malady awardwill be awarded to an actorwho shows outstandingstagecraf and theatricalskill over the season andthe Joan Mcloud award willbe awarded to the theatrecompany with the best

overall costuming design

across the production.

Te event will also eaturethe annual Sheila MaladyShort Story competition.Held since 2014 the idea wasormed rom a writing task,write a short story inspired

by one o the plays writtenby Shakespeare. Previouswinners were Alana Kelsallor 'Te Cage I've Lef, TeOne I'm In' and Sue Websteror 'Lady Bountiul'.

For more details or enqui-ries please visit the offi cialwebsite www.stratord-shakespeare.com.au , phone:(03) 5145 6790 or via emailshakespeareontheriveresti-

[email protected]

information from www.stratfordshakespeare.com.au


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East Gippsland Fishing

Reportakes Entranceing George and School Whiting have been caughtetween Flannigan Island and Nungurner, usingndworm.

athead and Salmon have been around the Barrieranding taking plastic and metal lures plus pilchard.Gars” are still in North Arm.

ake yers

enty o ailor are striking silver lures and local prawn.chools o Bream are active in the main lake andamerons Arm. ry peeled prawn.

ig Flathead are around the channel markers and in thehallows at the Glasshouse.

Mitchell River

stuary Perch and Bream have been landed under theighway Bridge in the evening, on diving lures and

rawn. Bream are also cruising between wo Bells and

rassy Banks.

ambo River

Te boat ramp at Johnsonville is good or Flathead onpider crab and sof plastics.

ream are still around the mouth o the river on resh

rawn.

Nicholson

ream have been taken opposite the caravan park,sing local prawn and sandworm.

Metung

athead and Bream have been caught off theoardwalk, using peeled prawn and sof plastics.

ew King George Whiting are being hooked aroundhaving Point.

aynesville

arge ailor are in Eagle Bay, with silver lures andlchard catching fish.

Te jetties have Luderick liking sandworm. A ewream are in the Strait, eeding on local prawn.Flatheadnd “Gars” are around Crescent Island.

Holland’s Landing

Jones bay has good size Bream taking spider crab and

prawn.

Marlo

Luderick have been landed around the islands. BothRivers have Estuary Perch eating live prawn and metallures.

ailor and Flathead are around the fishing platorms onthe Snowy, and in the shallows at the mouth. Te Surhas Salmon and ailor.

Bemm River

Te channel has ailor “on the go” using hard bodiedand metal lures.

Bream are in the lake, with local prawn being best bait.Te sur has Salmon to 2kg.

amboon Inlet

Te camp site jetty is good or Bream and Mullet, onsandworm.

Mallacoota

Both Lakes and Double Creek Arm have plenty oBream biting on yabbies and local prawn. A ewLuderick are around the main whar. Te Narrows has“Pinkies” and Flathead.

Omeo High Country

Rain has improved fishing in the Mitta Mitta River, withrout chasing celta lures and worms.

Tis fishing report has been sourced fromwww.gippslandinfo.com.au/east-gippsland-fishing-report

Image sourced from: pixabay.com

RIDAY 8TH APRIL

PIKE

orge Theatre and Arts Hub

0 McKean Street

Bairnsdale VIC 3875

ime: 10am

ost: Adults and Children:10.00 Puppet Making

Workshop: $10.00 - limit 20

hildren

hone (03) 5152 1482 or visit

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ATURDAY 9TH APRIL

BAIRNSDALE WOODCRAFT

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Bairnsdale VIC 3875

Time: 9am-2pm

Phone George Crone (03)5153

1193 for more informaton.

SATURDAY 9TH TO SUNDAY

10TH APRIL

PAYNESVILLE GOLD CUP

POWER BOAT RACING

Paynesville VIC 3880

Time: Saturday from 11:30am,

Sunday from 9:30am

Cost: Saturday: $10 for adults,

Kids under 16 Free

Sunday: $20 for adults, Kids

under 16 Free

Visit www.egpbc.org.au for

more informaton.

SUNDAY 10TH APRIL

PAYNESVILLE MARITIME

MUSEUM OPEN DAY

Gilsenan Reserve

Raymond Street

Paynesville VIC 3880

Time: 8:30am - 12:30pm

Cost: Free Entry Contact Rob Cook on (03) 5156

6582 or visit www.pmm.org.au

for more informaton.

THURSDAY 14TH APRIL

SCOT GARDNER - WRITING

LIKE A WILD THING FOR TEENS

Bairnsdale Library

22 Service Street

Bairnsdale VIC 3875

Time: 5pm - 6pm

Cost: Free Entry

Contact The Bairnsdale Library

on (03) 5152 4225 for more

East Gippsland Event Calendarinformaton.

THURSDAY 21ST APRIL

FRIENDS OF THE BAIRNSDALE

LIBRARY - ANNUAL GENERAL

MEETING

Bairnsdale Library22 Service Street

Bairnsdale VIC 3875

Time: 1:30pm


on (03) 5152 4225 for more

informaton.

WEDNESDAY 27TH APRIL

EUROPE: FROM SHERLOCK

HOLMES TO ABBA - A TRAVEL

WRITING TALK BY TIM

RICHARDS

Lakes Entrance Service Centre

18 Mechanics Street

Lakes Entrance VIC 3909

Time: 2pm - 3pm

Cost: Free Entry


on (03) 5152 4225 for more

informaton.

EUROPE: FROM SHERLOCK

HOLMES TO ABBA - A TRAVEL

WRITING TALK BY TIM

RICHARDS

Bairnsdale Library

22 Service Street

Bairnsdale VIC 3875

Time: 5:30pm - 6:30pm

Cost: Free Entry


on (03) 5152 4225 for more

informaton.

FRIDAY 29TH TO SATURDAY

30TH APRIL

30TH ANNUAL EAST

GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS

Aerodrome

Forge Creek Road

Bairnsdale VIC 3875

Time: Friday 9am - 4:30pmSaturday 9am - 4pm

Cost: Adults $18, Children

under 5 free, Children 5 to 15

$5 – EFTPOS is available at

the main gate and cash can be

taken out at the main oce

Contact (03) 5153 1398 or

email info@egelddays.

com or visit website www.

egelddays.com for more

informaton.

Informaon taken from www.

eastvicevents.com.au


East Gippsland Shire News

ast Gippsland Field Daysegan in 1986. Te first twovents were held on revornd Judy Richardson’sroperty 2km west ondenow. 30 years laterith many years at theairnsdale Aerodrome thevent has continued to grow.

Many Lindenow andistrict schools, sportingubs and the Lioness Clubork with the Lions to makeis a premier event in Eastippsland. All proceedse used within the local

ommunities.

With over 350 exhibitorspaces and numerousquality promotions at theField Days, around 8 –10,000 visitors are attractedto the event each year, mosto them on the lookout ornew products, services andinormation.

East Gippsland encompassesa diverse range oagricultural and ruralindustries. It possessesagricultural holdings osome 750,000 ha basedaround bee, wool, dairy,

vegetables and cropping, isseeing a growth in emergingenterprises such as flowergrowing and viticulture,and has a strong hobbyand part time armingpopulation. Te region isalso home to Australia’slargest fishing fleet, a majortimber industry producing25% o Victoria’s hardwoodoutput, as well as expandingtourism, manuacturing andretail sectors.

It is clear that EastGippsland has significant

equipment, product andservice needs, and so thereare many good reasons to bean exhibitor. For the visitor,the opportunity to see a

vast range o products inone location presents itselbut once a year, here at theEast Gippsland Field Days.An iconic event on the East

Gippsland calendar proudlyrun by the Lindenow LionsClub since its inception in1986.

Tis year on Friday April 29and Saturday 30 we do it allagain. Gates open Friday9am to 4.30pm and Saturday9am to 4pm.

Adults $18, Children under5 ree, Children 5 to 15 $5 –EFPOS is available at themain gate and cash can betaken out at the main offi ce

A shuttle bus runs romthe Bairnsdale VisitorInormation Centre on theSaturday.

Considered as one eventthat is a must on the EastGippsland calendar makesure you get yoursel downto this event. It’s un or allthe amily and a great way tohelp out the East Gippslandcommunity.


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South Gippsland Shire News

Populaon 27,900+

WEDNESDAY 30TH MARCH TO

ATURDAY 9TH APRIL

ASTER SCHOOL HOLIDAY

ACTIVITIES

Manna Gum Cafe

3 Staon Rd

oster VIC 3960

ime: Times Vary

ontact (03) 5682 1101 or email

[email protected] for

urther informaon.

ATURDAY 9TH TO SUNDAY

0TH APRIL

WA BASS GROUP 62ND

REATIVE ARTS EXHIBITION

och Public Hall

mith Street

och VIC 3945

ime: 10am - 4pm

ost: $3, Children free when

ccompanied by an adult.

Contact Annie Graham on

(03) 5678 8037 for further

informaon.

SATURDAY 9TH APRIL

A DAY OF INSPIRATION -

GROW, EDUCATE, CONNECT

Leongatha Town Hall

McCarn Street

Leongatha VIC 3953

Time: 8:30am - 4:30pmCost: $100 for members, $135

for non-members.

Contact Gillian Mertens on (03)

5678 3388 or 0417 393 256 or

email [email protected] or

visit website www.sbwn.com.au


FRIDAY 15TH APRIL

A BEETLE DRIVE FOR THE

RELAY FOR LIFE

South Gippsland Secondary

College

Corner Pioneer Street and

Prom Rd

Foster VIC 3960

Time: 6pm - 8pm

Cost: $10 per person or $5 per

student/pensioner. Tickets will

be available at the door.

A beetle drive will be held at the

South Gippsland College Music

Centre to raise money for the

college’s Relay for Life.

A beetle drive is suitable for

players of all ages. Not much

thinking is involved but a good

deal of fun, excitement and

prizes. You can earn extra points

if you come dressed in a Beetle/

Beatle themed ouit.

Barbecued snags and veggie

burgers available to purchase.

Tea, coee and cordial and a

South Gippsland Event Calendarslice will be provided.

All prots from the night will go

to the Cancer Council’s Relay

for Life.

SATURDAY 16TH APRIL

LIVING WELL WITH ARTHRITIS

SEMINAR KORUMBURRA

Korumburra Recreaon

Reserve - Opposite Historical

Society

Sports Lane, of King Street

Korumburra VIC 3950

Time: Registraon 1pm - 4pm

RSVP: Mon 11th April

Cost: $5 per head

Contact Diane on (03) 5658

1443 or Maggie on (03) 5658

1781 for further informaon.

SATURDAY 23RD APRIL

KAMMERMUSIK AT CELIA

ROSSER GALLERY

Promontory Road

Fish Creek VIC 3959

Time: 7:30pm

Cost: $40.00 per person &

includes a glass of red wine.

Other wine available for

purchase by the glass.

Contact Andrew on (03) 5683

2628 or email andrew@

celiarossergallery.com.au for

further informaon.

SUNDAY 24TH APRIL

POOWONG FAMILY FUN DAY

Poowong Recreaon Reserve

Poowong VIC 3988

Time: 10am - 3pm

Cost: $5 Adults, Children Free.

Parking Free.

Contact Lions Club of

Strzelecki Inc. via email info@

poowongfunday.com.au or visit

website www.facebook.com/

Poowongfunday for further

informaon.


visitpromcountry.com.au/events.

Family Fun In Poowong On Sunday 24 April it is the

Poowong Family Fun Day atPoowong Recreation Reserve,Drouin Rd, Poowong.

Running rom 10am to 3pm,the day will include qualitylocal country produce andproducts, activities, music,

vintage cars and bikes, ood,games, ace painting andthe opportunity to win aantastic prize on the day.Featuring stalls and displaysgalore rom local businessesand clubs including the likeso Te Strzelecki Lions Club,

Wishing Well Creations,

Barista on the Move,ooko Wildlie Displays,Grow Lightly, Blissul SoyCandles, Baileys Bouncers,Te Poowong HistoricalSociety, 3J’s Butchersraralgon, Narracan FallsWinery, Te CrankhandleSouthern Peninsula Classicand Historic Car Club, BassValley Wines and manymore. Literally something oreveryone!

Live music will be playingall day eaturing the talent o

the Bass Valley Blues Band,

RHOKM, Te Jazz Boys andDave's Rock Block.

Entry is $5 or adults withchildren entering ree andree parking. Strictly NoBYO Alcohol, this is a amilriendly day.

For more information pleasvisit www.poowongfunday.com.au or email info poowongfunday.com.au

FOSTERAndo’s Café

Bromleys Café

Foodworks

Foster Hot Bread

IGA

The Rhythm Café

Visitor Info Centre

KORUMBURRABK’s

Burra Bread

• Coal Creek VIC• Fish & Chips

• IGA

• Kelly’s Bakery

• Lucy May’s

• Mileto’s Café

• Patens Café

• The Middle Hotel

LEONGATHA• Bakery

• Coral Fish & Chips

• Gatha Foodstore• Henriettas Café

• IGA

• KFC

• LuLu Café

• Lunchbox

• Lyrebird Café

• McDonalds

• Number 9 Café

• Organic Fruit & Veg

• RSL

• Rusty Windmill

• Safeway• Subway

• Thornton Bakery


• Village Place Coffee

LOCH• Carrington’s

• Cosy Kitchen

• Olive at Loch

South Gippsland Distributors

MIRBOO NORTH• 96 on the Ridge

• Bakery

• Café Tamaralyn

• Dalliance Café

• Grand Ridge Brewery

• IGA

• Inline Café

• Newsagent

MEENIYAN• Bread & Pickles

• IGA• Meeniyan Takeaway Café

• Moos Café

• Pause at Meeniyan

TOORA• IGA

• Newsagent

WELSHPOOL• Supermarket

MAY IS ROTARY BOWEL SCAN MONTHThere is simply no excuse for failing to do

this simple test.

Bowel Cancer is the second highest cancer

killer in Australia.

It also has the most successful treatment

outcomesIF CAUGHT EARLY.

Kits are available at Gippsland

chemists in MAY.

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8/24


Baw Baw Shire News

Populaon 45,900+

THURSDAY 7 – SUNDAY 10

APRIL

FARM WORLD

Lardner Park

155 Burnt Store Road

Lardner VIC 3820

Time: 8:30am – 5:00pm

Contact Lardner Park Events

on (03) 5626 1373 for more

nformaon.

SATURDAY 9APRIL

THE GIPPSLAND RARE &

UNUSUAL PLANT FAIR

indivick Public Hall

acksons Track

indivick VIC 3831

Time: 9:00am – 3:30pm

Contact Jindivick Country

Gardener on

03) 5628 5316 or via email

[email protected]

or visit website www.

thejindivickcountrygardener.

com.au for more informaon.

SATURDAY 16 APRIL

OPERATION SAFE PLATE

EVENT

Mason Street Car Park

Mason StreetWarragul VIC 3820

Time: 9:00am – 1:00pm

Victoria Police and Drouin

& Warragul Neighbourhood

Watch are holding an

“Operaon Safe Plate” event

where you can have your car

number plate screws replaced

with new “one way” screws

that reduce the risk of number

plate the.

Contact Drouin & Warragul

Neighbourhood Watch –

Steve Pascoe on

(03) 5622 1732 for more

informaon.

SUNDAY 17 APRIL

DROUIN SWAP MEET

Lardner Park

155 Burnt Store RoadLardner VIC 3820

Time: 6:00am – 1:00pm

Cost: $5.00 Entry

Contact Rotary Club of Drouin

on 0418 595 540 for more

informaon.

SATURDAY 23 APRIL

PURE BLONDE ROCK SHOW

The Drouin Family Hotel

65 Princes Way

Baw Baw Shire Event CalendarDrouin VIC 3818

Time: 9:30pm - 1:00am

Contact Andrea Orz on

0457 467 797 or email

[email protected] or visit

their facebook page for more

informaon.

SUNDAY 1 – TUESDAY 3 MAY

FIBRETOGRAPHYLillico Glass Studio

Lillico Road

Lillico VIC 3820

Time: 10:00am - 4:30pm

Open by appointment Monday

and Tuesday.

Phone (03) 5623 1592 or email

[email protected]

for more informaon.

SATURDAY 7 MAY

ST PAUL’S ANGLICAN

GRAMMAR SCHOOL OPEN

DAY

St. Paul’s Anglican Grammar

School

150 Bowen Street

Warragul VIC 3820

Time: 10:00am - 2:00pm

Contact Paula Walland on(03) 5623 5833 or email

[email protected]

for more informaon.

SUNDAY 8 MAY

MOTHER’S DAY CLASSIC

Drouin Golf Club

McGlones Road

Drouin VIC 3818

Time: 8:00am

Contact Heather Daldry on

(03) 5625 1002 or email

daldry.heather.hd@edumail.

vic.gov.au or visit Mother’s

Day Classic Info & Registraon

for more informaon on

registraon and entry prices.

Any further details please visit

www.bawbawshire.vic.gov.au/ Things-To-Do/Events & www.

visitvictoria.com

Visit during Open Week at our Drouin East,Drouin and Pakenham campuses

Tuesday 26 to Saturday 30 April, 10.00 am – 2.00 pm

Drouin East Campus Kinder – Year 4 435 Lardners TrackDrouin Campus Years 5–12 76 Balfour Road pakEnham Campus Kinder – Year 12 585 Bald Hill Road

For a tour of our Leongatha Campus, contact Wendy on5662 4355 or at [email protected] to arrange a time

Discover

Chairo

www.chairo.vic.edu.au

DARNUM

General Store

DROUIN

Baw Baw Shire Office

Bushmans Bakery

Coles

Drouin Family Hotel

Drouin Takeaway

Gourmet Café

Hill Top Milkbar

Jakks Pizza Shack

McDonalds

Nicks Bakehouse

TRAFALGAR

• BK’s Takeaway

• Café Obsession

• Café Thyme Out

• Cantiks Café

• Deb’s Bakehouse

• Eat Live Fresh Café

• Fish Bits

• Gracies Bakery

• IGA

• Newsagents

• Subway

• Old Sunken Vessel

• Woolworths

ERICA

• General Store

NEERIM SOUTH• Bakery

• Foodworks

• Milk Bar

• Neerim South Hotel

• Noojee Hotel

• Piglets

• Post Office

• Red Parrot

WALHALLA

• General Store

WARRAGUL

• Albert Rd Milkbar

• Apperloos Bakery

• Bean Scene

• Big Rooster Takeaway

• Blue Dolphin F&C

• Chicken Bar

• Coles

• Downtowner

• Grange Deli

• Lots of Noodles

• McDonalds

• Sinnett’s Café

• Subway

• Sunnyside Eatery

• Tattslotto

• Train Station

• United Fuel on Albert

• United Fuel on Queen

• Viva Latte

• Warragul Greyhounds

• Woolworths

WILLOW GROVE

• General Store

YARRAGON

• Bakery

• Cocos Café & Sticcado

• Foodworks


• Milk Bar

• Post Office

• Restore Café

• Spud Shed

• Yarragon Café & Piccalo

Baw Baw Distributors

Drouin Swap Meetn Sunday 17th o April

ome on down to the

rouin Swap Meet andhow 'n' Shine at 155 Burntore Rd, Lardner. Presented

y the Drouin Rotary Club,group o like-minded

roessional, business andommunity leaders whosebjective is to service thecal community and

urrounding areas.

Tere will be marketalls, vendors, secondhandear and memorobilia orurchase or trade, thehow 'n' Shine or car and

motorcycle enthusiests plusood and un activities.

Prizes are awarded or thetop three vehicles presentedand trophies awarded orthe best judged vintage andmodern motorcycles.

Catering is provided by theRotary Club o Drouin andall proceeds go towardsunding uture events andto the local community, soeel ree to treat yoursel toa hamburger with the lot ora sausage in bread knowingthat it's all or a good cause.

Entry is $5 or Adults withchildren under 16 years o

age admitted ree, no dogsallowed on site.

For urther inormationcontact the Rotary Clubo Drouin or visit www.drouinrotary.com

aw Baw Shire Councilconsidering an $11.56

million spend or roads andurther $2.57 million or

rainage works in the draf016/17 Capital Worksudget.

Mayor o Baw Baw Shireouncillor Joe Gauci

aid the proposed budgetatured a range o works

cross the municipality to

urther build the resilience the Shire’s 1700 kilometreoad network.

Over the past our yearsouncil has consistently

unded extensive workso improve these keyommunity assets. Teroposed budget continueso place a strong emphasis

on roads and drainageprojects, which will receive47 per cent o the proposed$30 million capital worksbudget in 2016/17.”

Te proposed budgetdedicates a total o $11.56million to works on theroad network which includes,gravel roads resheet program($1.05M), bituminousworks ($1.3M), major road

works program ($8.33M),minor road works program($671,000)

“Te major road worksprogram includes theconstruction o a new entryto the raalgar RecreationReserve to improve vehicleaccess and two new roundaboutsalong Mason Street in Warragul.

“A urther $2.57 millionwill go towards drainageprojects, including anupgrade to the basin wall othe arwin Street retardingbasin in Warragul anda series o minor floodmitigation works in Drouinand Warragul,” said theMayor.

Te proposed 2016/17Budget and revised Council

Plan 2013-2017 are availableor public comment until5.00pm on Tursday 5 May2016.

For more inormation please visit www.bawbawshire.vic.gov.au/haveyoursay

Information sourced from www.bawbawshire.vic.gov.au

Baw Baw Shire Investing In Roads


9/24


Bass Coast Shire News

ATURDAY 26 MARCH –

ATURDAY 9 APRIL

UNURONG COAST

DUCATION EASTER SCHOOL

HOLIDAY PROGRAM

unurong Environment

entre,

nr Esplanade and Ramsay

lvd,

nverloch VIC 3996

Acvies such as Rock Poolambles, Walking in the Steps

f the Dinosaurs, Wildlife

potlighng, Astronomy,

ushcra and The Volcanoes

f Cape Paterson can be

artaken.

ookings are essental

isit www.sgcs.org.au for

urther informaon and

ookings.

THURSDAY 7 APRIL

STRINGZ COSTERO

Anglican Church Hall,

4–6 The Crescent,

Inverloch VIC 3996

Time: 7:30pm – 8:30pm

Cost: Donaon

Contact by email louisenk@

hotmail.com for further

informaon.

TUESDAY 12 APRIL –

THURSDAY 28 APRIL

CAMERA ON GALLIPOLI

Phillip Island RSL,

225 Thompson Avenue,

Cowes VIC 3922

Contact (03) 5952 1004 or

email [email protected] or

visit website www.pirsl.com.au


FRIDAY 15 APRIL – SUNDAY

17 APRIL

V8 SUPERCARS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Phillip Island Circuit,

Back Beach Road,

Phillip Island VIC 3922

Contact info@

phillipislandcircuit.com. au

www.phillipislandcircuit.com.

au for further informaon.

SUNDAY 17 APRIL

SONGS OF LOVE AND LIFE

Wonthaggi Union Community

Arts Centre,

96 Graham Street,

Wonthaggi VIC 3995

Time: 2.00pm – 4.00pm

Cost: Adults $25.00

Concession $20.00

Children under 16 $5.00

Bass Coast Shire Event CalendarProceeds to aid the Bass Coast

Health Pastoral Care program

Contact 0409 416 246 for

further informaon.

2106 KERNOT-GRANTVILLE

FIRE BRIGADE 4X4 AND UTE

SHOW’N’SHINE

Grantville Recreaon Reserve,

Bass Highway,

Grantville VIC 3984Time: 10:00am

Cost: $10 per vehicle

General Entry Gold Coin

Donaon

Contact Jennifer or

Michele on 0420 921 819

or email fundraising@

kernotgrantvillecfa.org.au or

check out the facebook page


SATURDAY 23 APRIL

SONGS OF LOVE AND LIFE

Maru Koala & Animal Park,

1650 Bass Highway,

Grantville VIC 3984

Time: 10:00am - 5:00pm

Cost: Tickets can be purchased

from the website closer to the

event.

Contact (03) 5678 8548 or

email [email protected] or visit www.marukoalapark.

com.au for further informaon.

SATURDAY 30 APRIL –

SUNDAY 1 MAY

VICTORIAN STATE CIRCUIT

RACING CHAMPIONSHIP 2016

Phillip Island Circuit,

Back Beach Road,

Phillip Island VIC 3922

Contact (03) 9803 3633 or

email [email protected]

or visit www.islandmagic.net.


SATURDAY 30 APRIL

A SATURDAY IN SAN REMO –

HERITAGE FESTIVAL EVENT

Newhaven Jey

Beach Crescent,

Newhaven VIC 3925

Time: 10:00am - 4:30pmBookings are required

Contact 1300 854 334 or email

[email protected].


Any further details please visit

www.basscoast.vic.gov.au/Vising/

Event-Calendar and bass coast event

calendar

Populaon 31,600+Bass Coast DistributorsCOWES

Burger Edge

Chino's Take Away

Coles

Dilectable Café

Information Centre

Kuta Café

Pink Penguin

Rumbles

Subway

Woolworths

DALYSTON

General Store

GRANTVILLE

• Bakehouse

• Bottlemart Grantville

• Licensed Grocery Crisp

Café

• Grantville Pantry

• Hot Chic Charcoal

Chicken

• Ray's Pizza Pasta

• Seaside Fish & Chips

INVERLOCH• 3C Café

• Antique Café

• Arcade Deli

• Foodworks


• Inlet Fish & Chips

• Inverloch F&C

• Paradise Bakery

• Pieman Bakery

• Revamp Café

• Vela Nine

KILCUNDA

• General Store

NEWHAVEN

• IGA

• Ilantis Cafe

• Newsagents

PHILLIP ISLAND

• Chocolate Factory

• Vietnam Veterans

Museum

SAN REMO

• Beachside Bakehouse

• Beand

• Carmie's Kitchen

• Cobra Café

• Fish & Chips

• Foodworks


• Lil Café Bakery

• Nude Food Café

WONTHAGGI

• Connell's Bakery

• Fish & Chips

• IGA


• McDonalds

• Mega Bites Café

• Mezza Luna Café

• Newsagents

• Noodle Canteen

• One Stop Shop

• Rob's Fast Foods

• Sensational Sandwiches

• Subway

• The Coffee Collective

• Whistle Stop Bakery

• Wonthaggi Club

• Woolworths

• Work Man’s Club

• Youkis

V8 Supercars Come o Te Islandom 15th o April through

the 17th, its the V8

upercars at Phillip Island.

Te WD40 Phillip Islanduper Sprint should make orgreat high octane weekendth something or everyoneenjoy.

hillip Island is arguablye most scenic track one V8 calendar each yeard should make or therect weekend getawayll o thrilling racing action,

atural beauty and un.

you Pre-purchase a

camping ticket or a 3 daygrandstand pass beore

Wednesday 13th April, youwill receive a 25% discounton all Go Kart rides onFriday the 15th and Saturdaythe 16th.

Be in the top 10 astest GoKart lap times to qualiyor a Go kart race with theactual V8 Supercar driverson the Saturday evening.Qualiying concludes at3pm Saturday.

Tat's three days o highspeed sprint racing and

entertainment as the best

V8 Supercar drivers inthe nation battle it out

to mark their place inthe 2016 Championshipseason. Quality supportcategories will also be ontrack all weekend includingFormula 4, Aussie RacingCars, the Dunlop Series andthe popular V8 Utes. Kids12 and under receive reetrackside admission with apaying adult and will lovethe amily un area “TeDisney Zone”.

For more inormation andticketing details please visit

www.v8supercars.com.au

Te CWA Bass Group isholding its annual Creative

Arts Exhibition in Lochonce more. Tis year’s62nd Annual Exhibitionwill again be held in thePublic Hall at 11 SmithStreet Loch. Mark theweekend o the 9th and 10tho April on your calendarand look orward to awonderul display and someexciting activities. Displaysinclude members’ cooking,preserves, needlework,knitting, crochet, flora andphotography.

With cooking and crafdemonstrations, rafflesand trading table there is

something or all the amilyeven those who just want

to sit and eat our amousscones with jam and cream.

Craf demonstrationsinclude rug making,beading, lace making,crochet, spinning, eltingand a variety o others. Moreinormation will be availableon Facebook, or rom CrafConvenor Annie Grahamon 5678 8037.

Te exhibition will be openrom 10am to 4pm Saturday9th and Sunday 10th o

April. Admission is $3adults, children with adultsree. Morning/afernoon

teas and light lunchesavailable. Tere is a lot to

see and do in Historic LochVillage in addition to theexhibition so it is well wortha trip.

Hope to see you there.

Art Exhibitition in Bass


10/24


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Anzac Day

Adversement

Russell Northe MLAMember for Morwell

Melina Bath MLCMember for Eastern Victoria Region

“Proudly servicing the Gippsland

community.”

We encourage you to contact us

if we can be of assistance on any

State Government maer

TO CONTACT RUSSELL NORTHE

[email protected]

www.russellnorthe.com.au

66 George Street, MORWELL VIC 3840

PO BOX 214, MORWELL VIC 3840

Ph (03) 5133 9088 Fax (03) 5133 9388

TO CONTACT MELINA BATH

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Shop 2, 181 Franklin Street, Traralgon Vic 3844

PO Box 1506, Traralgon Vic 3844

Ph (03) 5174 7066 fax (03) 5176 1266

Authorised by Russell Northe MLA,

66 George Street, Morwell VIC 3840

and Melina Bath MLC, Shop 2, 181 Franklin Street,

Traralgon VIC 3844

Funded from Parliament’s Electorate Oce and Communicaon Budget

Nationals encourage locals

to attend anzac services

Member or Morwell RussellNorthe and Member orEastern Region Melina Bath

are encouraging residentsto attend ANZAC Dayservices across Gippslandto pay tribute to thosewho have served and arecurrently serving in thedeense o our nation.Mr Northe said ANZAC Daywas o special significanceor Australians.

“A century ago, men andwomen rom all over Australiawere called upon to leavebehind their amily andriends and cross the sea

to serve their country,” MrNorthe said.

Mr Northe said thatrom a population o lessthan five million, morethan 400,000 enlisted.“O these young men andwomen more than 60,000made the ultimate sacrifice,whilst more than 156,000were wounded, gassed ortaken prisoner,” he said.

“ANZAC Day is not aday to gloriy war, butto remember those whohave served our countryduring times o conflictand crisis, and to reflecton their selfless sacrificeto ensure our reedom.“On 25 April every year,we pay tribute to thosewho have lost their livesin the tragedy o war andremember the ANZAClegacy o courage, mateshipand sacrifice.

“It is also a time to rememberthe deep emotional scarsthat many carried silentlyollowing this terrible timein our history and the

impact o war on amiliesspanning generations.”

Ms Bath said ANZAC Daywas an opportunity to reflecton the sacrifices made byAustralian servicemen andwomen not only duringWorld War I but also torecognise all members othe Australian DeenseForce who continue to servearound the world.

“Te spirit o Anzac is onewhich is still so relevanttoday as it teaches us aboutcourage, mateship andsacrifice – it is part o oursense o national identity,”Ms Bath said.

“It is heartening to seeincreasing numbers opeople, especially ouryounger generations, attendingANZAC services payingtribute to those who havemade the ultimate sacrificeso that we can enjoy thereedom and liestyle wedo,” Ms Bath said.

Te National MPs also paidtribute to Gippsland’s RSLClubs or their ongoing efforts

in educating particularly theyounger generations on whatthe ANZAC spirit meansalong with their hosting olocal ANZAC day services.

Te Old Sunken Vessel Honoring

Our BraveAt Te Old Sunken Vesselwe take great pride inemembering those whoought or and gave or thisreat land o ours and tohose amilies who lost their

oved ones.

As a mark o respect, eachyear we do our shop windowup as a display o all things

military and over the lastthree years it has becomebigger and better.

Tis year we are invitinglocal amilies to donate apicture or photocopy o theirloved ones who served and

are placing them around ourwindow or all to stop andremember.

Our window will display

various photos and itemsrom all wars in whichAustralians were involved.We have World War 1 andWorld War 2 uniorms,medals, aircraf, naval andRed Cross items. Tese itemswill be or display purposes

only and not or sale.

Written by John – Te OldSunken Vessel

Te National VietnamVeterans Museum, locatedat 25 Veterans Drive,Newhaven, Phillip Island,

is the ONLY Museum inAustralia solely dedicatedto the Vietnam War.Te museum not onlywon the 2015 ravellers’Choice Awards or the toppercentage o attractionsto absolutely ‘must see’ inAustralia but also rates as aworld class collection o warmemorabilia.

Open 7 days a week, exceptGood Friday/ChristmasDay/Boxing Day, rom 10amto 5pm, it is a abulous day

out or the entire amily.Make sure you allow atleast 2 hours to explorethe Museum (i pressedor time) but you’ll wantto browse the gif shop orbooks and memorabilia andalso grab something yummyto eat or drink rom theNui Dat Cae located at theentrance.

Apart rom beinghighly educational, withphotographs/arteacts/

real tanks and planes and

weapons on display, theMuseum has a antasticholographic light and soundshow which is engaging or

ALL age groups. I’ve seenit several times now- it’sseriously impressive.

Run and coordinated largelyby volunteers- manyo whom are VietnamVeterans- your donationsand your support (by

visiting) is greatlyappreciated. You can popalong and visit the Museum,purchase items rom theshop or cae, or becomea “Friend o the NVVM”by paying an annual ee

which entitles you to manybenefits (including reeadmission to the Museumor the entire period o yourmembership).

Te Museum runs several

large events during theyear. Pencil the Queen’sBirthday weekend intoyour diary and come visit

on the 12th o June or an‘Antiques Roadshow’ Styleevent with any valuablesyou’d like valued. Or makesure to visit the Museumon the 5th o Novemberor the 50th Anniversary Commemorations o theBattle o Long an!

I try to get to the Museumas much as I can. Tedisplays are constantly beingupgraded and added to andthere is always somethingnew to see. Chatting to the

Vietnam Veterans is truly emotional and inspiring,and I always leave eelingblessed to have met suchselfless individuals.

Written by Kath Burgstahler

KATHY BURGSTAHLERSpecial Guest Roving Reporter

A ‘Must See’ For All The Family - The NationalVietnam Veterans Museum At Phillip Island

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Anzac Day

LEONGATHA RSL

Monday, April 25, 2016

6:00 am DAWN SERVICE at the Cenotaph, followed by a lightbreakfast, coffee, tea and biscuits at clubrooms

10:45 am THE MARCH from RSL(Smith St) to the Cenotaph

10:55 am WREATH LAYING at the Cenotaph

11:00 am COMMEMORATIVE SERVICE in the Memorial Hall Guest speaker: Nigel Hutchinson-Brooks

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Informaon provided

for the benet of

members, guests and

authorised visitors.

6:00 am DAWN SERVICE at the Cenotaph, Main St Bairnsdalefollowed by a GUNFIRE BREAKFAST at the Bairnsdale RSL (Children welcome)

10:00 am WREATH LAYING SERVICE at the Cenotaph, Main St Bairnsdale

10:50 am COMMEMORATIVE MARCH Ex Service & Service Personnel assemble

in Bailey St. Schools & Service organisations assemble outside Coles in Main St

10:55 am WREATH LAYING South African Memorial, Main St Bairnsdale

11:00 am COMMEMORATIVE SERVICE at the Cenotaph, Main St Bairnsdale

12:15pm WREATH LAYING SERVICE at the Bairnsdale War Cemetry, Forge Creek Rd. Conducted by RAAF–Officers’ Training School

12:30pm BAIRNSDALE RSL SUB-BRANCH ANZAC Day Luncheonn & Social Activities Bairnsdale RSL, Cnr Forge Creek Rd & Princes Hwy

ANZAC DAY Monday 25 April 2016

BAIRNSDALE RSLPh: (03) 5152 3928Cnr Forge Creek Rd and Princes Hwy

Gippsland RSL ANZAC CommemoraonsBASS COAST SHIRE

ass Valley Friends of the RSL

We are having a Dawn service starng at 5.30am on ANZAC morning at the

enotaph in Hade Ave, Bass. The service will commence with our Bagpiper

ohn Luke piping us in from across the bridge.

he service will connue unl day break at which point our Bugler Colin

Tex" McKenzie, a Vietnam Veteran will play the Reverie and we will then

move on to the George Bass Hotel following our piper John for a gunre

reakfast, then there will be a display of those service personnel who

erved from our surrounding districts. A dossier has been reconstructed by

ur Volunteers of those who served in all Wars. Many local families haveought in many of these and well known family names a re represented.

We will also have photo's of local people and points of interest, Roll Call

f Honour Boards from around Bass Valley that currently hang in the

ass community Hall projected on to a large rolling screen . It is a very

nformave morning.

game of tradional two up will be played in the hotel and this was a great

eal of fun and laughter aer breakfast last year.

hank you for the opportunity to show our local service personnel that

ass RSL may have been suspended due to no further serving members

ut is very much supported by the local community. We had between

-500 people coming last year so hopefully we will be looking forward to

similar crowd this year.

his is organised by a very small team of about 10-12 local volunteers each

ear.

nverloch

he Inverloch RSL Sub-Branch’s Dawn Service at the RSL Hall in 15 Bolding

lace Inverloch will commence at 6am with dedicaons to veterans and a

iper will play The Lament. A free Gunre Breakfast cooked by the local

on's Club will follow.

he Commemoraon Service will commence at 10am in the Community

ub in A’Becke Street with hymns, readings and parcipaon from

Wonthaggi Salvaon Army, the Inverloch Primary School and choir,

nverloch Scouts and local guest speaker.

er the service t he Veteran's will march down A'Becke St with piper and

ocal band playing, then back to the Cenotaph for wreath laying, plaque

edicaon, ag raising, New Zealand and Australian Naonal Anthem.

is proposed that HMAS Cerberus will provide a Catafalque Party and

AAF East Sale will provide a Flyover. The Cenotaph will be covered in

and made poppies made by the many residents of the community – a

pectacular sight.

he public are then invited to the RSL to view the historical displays and

njoy a cuppa and light lunch. The bar will be open at midday.

he Hub and RSL both have wheelchair accessibility and toilets......

Wonthaggi

awn Service – 6-6:20am Wonthaggi Cenetaph, Mcbride Street Wonthaggi

ollowed By A Gunre Breakfast At RSL Hall, Graham Street Wonthaggi.

ll Are Welcome

March Will Be Forming At 9:45am Outside Wonthaggi RSL Hall To March To

enetaph For Service To Commence At 10:00 – 10:30 Am

ll Are Invited Back To RSL For Light Refreshments.

Wonthaggi Hall Will Be Displaying A nzac Memorabilia On Wednesday 20th

pril

BAW BAW SHIRE AND SURROUNDS

Drouin

awn Service at 6am - Drouin Memorial Park

oo Wee Rup

t 5.30 March will go down The Avenue Of Honour to a 6am Dawn S ervicet The Koo Wee Rup Memorial

ang Lang

he Lang Lang RSL hold a Dawn Service at the Lang Lang Cenotaph

eginning at 6.00 a.m. with refreshments in the clubrooms aer the

ervice we do not hold a march or any other service during the day.

Nar Nar Goon

A 5.30am Dawn Service at the memorial corner of Main S t and Longwarry

Rd, Nar Nar Goon

Aerwards there will be a Gunre Breakfast at the Fire Staon next door

to the memorial.

Pakenham

There will be a 6am Dawn Service at Corner of Henry and John Streets,

Pakenham.

EAST GIPPSLAND SHIRE

Bairnsdale

See advert below.

Cann River

We Start the day with a short Dawn Service commencing 6.20.am followed

by a Full Service at 11.00.am

This year the focus will be about the Centenary of the Somme in parcular

the Bale of Fromelles and the experience of Australians serving on the

Western Front

A member of the East Gippsland Shire Council will be our guest speaker

Children from the P12 College will be in aendance and will be reading

the names of the fallen from our area.

A brief speech will be given by Cann River RSL President

The Laying of Wreaths and Flag Raising Ceremony will commence on

compleon of speeches.

Tea and coee will be available on compleon

Ex Serviceman and Woman and the Public are welcome at both services.

Lakes Entrace

Lakes Entrance RSL will be holding a Dawn Service at the Cenotaph on

Marine Parade commencing at 06.00 followed by a Gunre Breakfast in

the Mechanics Hall on Mechanics Street commencing at 06.30 ll 07.30

The 11.00 Main Service will be held at the Cenotaph on Marine Parade

Lakes Entrance.

Metung

Program Silent Aucon Fund Raiser 23/04/2016 from 1pm items of note

Brand new Mercury 8 hp outboard with factory warrantee,Art works by

Jan Fregon and Rod Cross, Brand new Crasman 42 hp diesel engine,4

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many other great items.Also free sausage sizzle and drinks at bar prices.

Anzac Day Dawn service 6 am village square followed by Gunre Breakfast

at RSL Hall

Main service 11 am Village Square followed by refreshments at RSL Hallnote RAAF party in aendance.

Orbost

6a.m. Service at the Cenotaph, Nicholson Street, Orbost

10.45a.m. March begins from Voss Motors, Salisbury Street, to the

Cenotaph. 11.a.m. Commemoraon Service at the Cenotaph With a

wreath laying service.

Paynesville

Ceremony and a Gunre Breakfast at 0600 hrs

Form up for the march and ceremony at 0840 hrs corner King Street and

Main Rd, Paynesville.

Address for both events 57 Main Road, Paynesville.

Morning tea will be served aer the march.

LATROBE CITY

Glengarry

Service 9:00am

Moe

There is a 6am Dawn Service being held at the RSL itself

There is also a march being held at 10.30am with another service to

follow.

Traralgon

Dawn Service 5:45am

Gunre Breakfast for servicesmen, carers and invited guests only.

March forms at 10:30am on the corner of Franklin St and Hotham Street,

step o at 10:45am

Service at the Cenetaph begins at 11am

Tyers

Service at 7:45am

Yallourn/Newborough

There will be Dawn Service at 6am followed by breakfast at clubrooms

(everyone invited)donaons greaully accepted.

Main Service marches o from front of RSL to Cenotaph at 9.15am for the

Wreath Laying Service commencing at 9.30am.

Public are invited back to clubrooms for light refreshments.. Around 1pm

we have casserole luncheon which is all donated by our members and

sta.

The Cubrooms close around 4pm.

SOUTH GIPPSLAND SHIRE

Fish Creek

Fish Creek RSL, Service commences at 10-30 at the club rooms to raise the

ag and start the March. All to gather at the Fish Creek Rock, for a short

service and the laying of the wreaths and all persons wishing to lay owers

in memory of a loved one. Then all will meet in the memorial hall for the

main service and the special singing of t he primary school children , guest

speaker RAAF PERSONEL , Service dedicated for all those that gave their

lives from Fish Creek ,

Leongatha

See advert below.

Meeniyan

Meeniyan ANZAC Commemoraon Ceremony 2016

Meeniyan & District RSL invite the community to assemble at 9.15am for

the March at 9.30am.

The welcome by our President will be followed a musical performance ,

an address by our guest speaker, a reading and music by The Leongatha

Secondary College Band. Then join us for morning tea served by Meeniyan

CWA.

Contact Tarnya Wilson 0427 647473

WELLINGTON SHIRE

Biagolong

06:00am - Dawn Service at ANZAC Park Avon Street Briagolong , followed

by a Gunre Breakfast at the Briagolong RSL Log Cabin, Avon Street

Briagolong.

09:45am - Form up at the Briagolong RSL Log Cabin Avon St Briagolong for

march to ANZAC Park.

11:00am - ANZAC Day service at ANZAC Park Avon Street Briagolong

followed by morning tea at the Briagolong RSL Log Cabin.

14:00pm - 2 up at the Briagolong RSL Log Cabin - $5 entry

Loch Sport

Loch Sport's R.S.L. ANZAC Day starts with a Gunre Breakfast 7.30 ll 9.00.

A march down Lake St starng at Cli St commences at 10.30 followed

by a service at the Cenotaph. Our service is aended by, a guard from

the RAAF, a representave from the Wellington Shire, Loch Sport school

children and the general public. Aer the service we have a lunch and

refreshments back at our clubrooms which are on Charles St. reserve.

lunch is a bar-b-que and costs $7.50.

Sale

6.00a.m. Dawn Service at Cenotaph Macalister Street Sale

6.30a.m. Gunre Breakfast at Sale RSL 143 York Street Sale

10.30a.m. March to commenced at Clock Tower Raymond Street Sale

11.00a.m. approximately the service is to be held at the Cenotaph

Macalister Street Sale followed by light refreshments at the Sale RSL 143

York Street.


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