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Connecting generations By KYLIE WILSON
WORDS OF WISDOM:
Bright P-12 student Chloe Edyvean shares a game of scrabble with 101 year old Hawthorn Village resident Peg Guild. PHOTO: Justin Jenvey
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A DRIVE to preserve the knowledge and wisdom of the older generation, and to help connect generations together, has led to some unforgettable memories for some students and aged care residents in Bright. Led by adolescent health nurse Rosemary Bunge, students from Bright P-12 have been visiting aged care residents at Hawthorn Village, and together they’ve created a soon to be launched coffee table book called Shared Stories. Rosemary said the drive to connect the generations, and create memoirs, was inspired by visits to her own beloved mother in aged care. “While she is extremely well cared for, I couldn’t help but notice the amount of sitting around the aged do, often with little interaction with others for a good part of the day,” she said. “I got to thinking about the waste of so much knowledge and wisdom.” Rosemary developed a pilot project for Bright and Myrtleford P-12 students to regularly visit residents at Hawthorn Village and Myrtleford Lodge respectively. From there, the sharing of life experiences and stories between Hawthorn Village residents and Bright students has led to the compilation of the book. “The rewards are too many to mention, but include community connections, building of self esteem for both the adolescent and the elderly person, career information, the learning of empathy, increased respect both ways, life skills, learning for all, and great community action,” said Rosemary. “As a school nurse it makes me very proud and lifts my spirits every time I make a visit with the students and see the smiles all around and the warmth and empathy shared.” continued page |
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HAVE you noticed an increase in blood pressure? Have you been told that your blood pressure is elevated and you need to lower it - but you don’t know how? Or has your blood pressure always been fine, but is creeping up and up? Or maybe since putting on a few kilos your doctor is suddenly worried about your blood pressure? These are common concerns that I am hearing on a regular basis at the clinic. This issue of high blood pressure is a constant source of frustration for many, especially for those that have high blood pressure and medication just isn’t working, so another blood pressure medication is introduced. If your waist measurement is over 80cm for women and 90cm for men, this commonly central/ abdominal weight can often be a large part of your high blood pressure problem. The good news is that you don’t have to get it back to 80cm. Often reducing it by 5-10cm will be enough to take the pressure off your heart and obtain a normal BP reading. Tips for lowering blood pressure caused by too much belly fat: t +PJO B OBUVSPQBUIJD XFJHIU loss plan. These can allow you
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As the days are getting longer and warmer, it’s the perfect time to tackle some spring chores and clean up and prepare for outdoor living. Nothing is more pleasurable than sitting outside enjoying the garden and sunshine, especially after the long, cold winter. Not only are the days getting longer but so is the grass. So to get the best out of your lawn mower, give it a spring service so it can handle the busy grass cutting months ahead. Wash underneath to remove any build-up of cut grass and inspect the blades. Sharp blades give a much neater cut, so it’s good practice to change them annually. Clean the air filter and check the tyres. If the mower has not been used for a while and has fuel still in it, the fuel may be stale, so drain it out and fill with fresh fuel. Finally, check that all nuts, cables and hoses are tight. Revitalise water features by emptying them and scrubbing clean to remove any algae or decaying leaf matter. Don’t use harsh cleaners on bird baths or ponds as this may linger
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and affect the quality of the water. Household detergent and elbow grease works the best and is much safer. And to make sitting in the garden more comfortable, give outdoor tables and chairs a spruce up. Grab a broom and sweep off any cobwebs and spiders. Wash the tables and chairs with warm water. Plastic or resin furniture can become stained so try spraying with household bleach, leave for a few minutes, then scrub and rinse off. Wear gloves and don’t do this on the lawn. Wooden outdoor furniture can become weathered and grey in colour. Restore and protect it by sanding smooth with sand paper and coating with garden furniture oil. This should be done once a year to keep furniture looking great and extend the life of the timber. Then find a sunny place to sit and relax and admire the beauty of your spring garden. Happy gardening.
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Dog etiquette in the waiting room THE waiting room of a veterinary hospital can be a high stress environment for a lot of our beloved pets. This is why it is so important to keep dogs on a leash and cats in cat carriers at all times to avoid tragic accidents. You might know that your dog is friendly and sociable with other dogs but this doesn’t guarantee that the other dogs in the waiting room are also friendly. A lot of dog-dog aggression stems from fear aggression – they are fearful of what might happen during encounters with other dogs and so act out in an aggressive manner. The scent of many other stressed and fearful animals is also present in a veterinary hospital, along with unknown, strange, chemical smells. This can increase anxiety and fear and therefore increase the risk of certain animals with aggressive tendencies acting out. The same can be said for while taking your dog for a walk. There are designated off leash areas – dog parks and dog beaches. Outside of these areas dogs are required to be on a leash at all times.
If your dog runs up to another dog you have no way of predicting if the other dog is going to interpret this as a positive or a negative experience. Unfortunately in veterinary practice we see way too many dog attack injuries, many resulting in humane euthanasia due to the extent of the resulting injuries. The tragic thing is many of these injuries can be avoided if we all act as responsible pet owners. So please, keep your dog on a leash when not in designated off-leash areas and especially when walking into the waiting room of a vet hospital. Rebecca Hembrow, BSc, BVMS Ovens and Kiewa Veterinary Hospital
PETS CORNER THIS week’s pet of the week is Jackson, a male, 9 month old domestic short hair cat, who is tabby in colouring. To see more animals up for adoption at the Wangaratta RSPCA, visit the shelter in Connell Street or phone (03) 57222874.
HUMAN INTEREST: Bright P-12 adolescent health nurse Rosemary Bunge (right) hands over the ‘Shared Stories’ book to Hawthorn Village nurse unit manager Vicky Southgate. PHOTO: Justin Jenvey
Bright P-12 year 10 student Chloe Edyvean is among those who’ve enjoyed making regular visits to Hawthorn Village, and has even done work placement there, keen to forge a career in aged care. She said Hawthorn Village residents have become friends and she looks forward to talking with them and learning about their lives. “I’m comfortable to go in there anytime I want and have chats,” she said. “Some of them have done amazing things.” Chloe recounted tales of one resident who had had a long career working for theatres and producers, and said another resident spoke of making clothes for men fighting in WWII and hiding letters to soldiers in the pockets.
She said working on the book was “really fun” and she is looking forward to its release. Alpine Health Hawthorn Village activities coordinator Vicky Southgate said the book project, and ongoing student visits, had been very positive for the residents. “It makes people feel special,” she said of the memoir project, adding that the residents loved engaging with their younger visitors and recording their past for posterity. “It’s a way for them to feel wanted and to impart knowledge. “It’s like a snapshot in time, and the residents are very receptive to it. “It’s about being respectful of the older generation.”
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NICE RAINBOW: Wangaratta angler Alexander Zeuschner caught this well conditioned 1.5lb rainbow trout in the Ovens River near Bright on the weekend.
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have seen so far have come from the Goulburn River area where quite a few decent sized trout have been caught around the Thornton area. I know this is a bit out of my readership area, but with the Goulburn River still at a low level I thought it was worth a mention. Hopefully by next weekend I will have more trout reports and be able to paint a clearer picture of how the new trout season is unfolding. One surprise this week is the early
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arrival of a few decent yellowbelly at Lake Hume. They have been caught on spinnerbaits, hard body lures and lipless crankbaits. Spring is the best time of the year to target yellowbelly in Lake Hume, with the second half of spring being the best as the water warms up. With a nice warm weekend approaching (forecast is good at the time of writing this report, but subject to change) Lake Hume could be well worth a trip. Focus on the rocky outcrops and points where the rocks can heat up a bit in the sun and things such as insect life can come to life earlier than other areas.
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Bright start to trout season TROUT season opened with the blink of an eye last Saturday. I missed the opening due to work commitments, however, I will be getting out this week for my first trout fishing session of the season. And my second.....and possibly my third. From the number of reports I have heard so far, trout were caught in various waterways over the weekend, but I have not heard of any catches of large numbers of trout. I have had reports of a few trout being caught in the Mitta Mitta River, and the Ovens River – both above and below Porepunkah, with the river running strongly but not too high. Some of the best trout reports I
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GET ready to enjoy the closing weeks of the snow season, with plenty of fun still happening at the snow resorts. Falls Creek will be a sight to see this weekend, with their famous Onesie Weekend from September 11-13 seeing everyone bust out their wackiest onesie outfits. On Saturday, September 12, you can enjoy the Dreamer Slopestyle leg of the Falls Freestyle Series, to take place in the Panorama Terrain Park. Meanwhile, over at Mt Hotham, you can enjoy the Spring Cup Skiiing and Golf Weekend, where visitors can test their skills on both the slopes and the green. The weekend is being held on September 12-13, with ski events taking place on the Big D Race Arena on Saturday, and the golfing portion taking place on Sunday at the Bright Country Club. September 12-18 also marks learn to ski and snowboard week at Mt Hotham, giving new skiers and snowboarders an easier way to learn new skills in a supportive environment.
Personal Computer by Silicon PERSONAL Computer is a seductive electronica record that pits Kody Nielson’s brilliant soul, funk and disco influenced songwriting against a backdrop of extra-terrestrial noir sonics. Cultivating his own distinct brand, Silicon sees sumptuous electronics meet magnificently harmonized, vocal confections.
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At Mt Buller, you can take your chance to buy a framed “Peak Pic” from the exhibition sale collection, or get ready for the Corona Extra Pond Skim National Championships on September 19. Conditions have seen snow become more sparse at Mt Buffalo, so it is best to keep an eye on snow reports or check in with local Parks Victoria staff to find out the best activities available on the mountain when you plan to visit. It is best to keep up to date with the latest online snow reports for the various mountains and resorts when planning your trip. Search the web for the latest snow reports and up to date conditions on local mountains, or consult the team at your nearest visitor information centre. For more information, see: Falls Creek: www.skifalls.com.au Mt Hotham: www.hotham.com.au Mt Buller: www.mtbuller.com.au Mt Buffalo: parkweb.vic.gov.au
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY
Rutherglen gold rush, 1860 IT was on September 9, 1860, that the Rutherglen gold rush is thought to have begun. Originally it was known as the Wahgunyah Rush, as Wahgunyah was the closest settlement to the discovery, and the prospecting party which found the gold was being provisioned from Wahgunyah. The jubilant miners allowed the Wahgunyah butcher who had been providing them with meat on account, the honour of washing the first prospect, and there was no doubt about the richness of the strike. Once the word got out, the rush was on.
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IN a number of studies conducted around the world, it seems the Japanese diet tops the list of the best on the planet. It seems they live the longest, remain stronger for longer and have the lowest rates of obesity and many chronic diseases, largely due to eating a variety of pure foods in small portions. And contrary to what a lot of people seem to think, it doesn’t mean you have to eat a diet of nothing but raw fish. While I happen to love sushi and sashimi and fish is certainly important, you could eat a different, Japanese inspired dish every day of the week without venturing into that territory. This week we enjoyed a really quick and simple dish of pork fillet and shredded cabbage in a ginger infused dashi broth, and for a multicultural twist, enjoyed it
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QualiďŹ ed chefs and apprentices We are seeking qualiďŹ ed chefs to work in our family run country pub, serving both a-la-carte and pub meals. If you are dedicated and innovated and want to progess your career then give us a call. Phone Andrew 5725 1609 or email resumes to info@theploughinn. com.au
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Veterinary Nurse Part-time
Experience required, excellent written and verbal communication skills essential. Familiarity with RX works desirable. Applications close September 16. Indigo Veterinary Services, Beechworth Ph. 5728 2410 BH only for more information
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We are looking to hire a senior stylist / 3rd year apprentice on a full time basis to join our busy friendly team.The successful applicant must have a passion for the industry and be conďŹ dent in all aspects of hairdressing, work well in a team environment, with excellent customer service skills.
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Corowa Shire Council is seeking an enthusiastic and driven person to join their team as ‘Marketing and Events Officer’. This fast paced and dynamic position will be responsible for the delivery of key Council events, as well as providing expert advice and guidance to external event organisers. Coordination of marketing opportunities to support the effective promotion of the region will also form part of the role. This is a full time position with a remuneration ranging between $28.49/hr and $34.72/hr, depending on skills and experience. If you are looking for a challenge and have a passion for working with people to deliver positive outcomes for the community, then this position is for you! Applications close Friday 18th September 2015 at 5.00pm For details and a full Position Description contact: http://www.corowa.nsw.gov.au/council/yourcouncil/jobs or email hr@corowa.nsw.gov.au or phone 02 6033 8903
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QUALIFIED CHEF We are looking for a chef to take on a responsible role within our small but busy Beechworth restaurant. You need a passion for French / Italian cuisine, at least 2 years experience in kitchens producing food at a similar level and be highly organised. Scoring 14.5/20 by The Age Good Food 2015, The Ox and Hound Bistro is a busy 30 seat restaurant operating lunch 3 days a week & dinner 5 nights a week. Our small business continues to grow and as such we offer an environment where opportunities are provided in order for you to realise your potential. Salary is negotiable depending on experience and we are willing to wait for the right person. Applications close Monday 14 September with a view to starting in October. Resume to info@oxandhound.com.au or call 03 5728 2123 for more information.
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Mawsons is a family-run business that produces quality construction materials throughout Northern Victoria and Southern N.S.W. We are seeking a self-motivated and responsible person for the full-time position of Mobile Plant & Projects Supervisor. This is a hands-on role that reports to the Operations Manager within Mawsons concrete division. The Mobile Plant & Projects Supervisor will be required to safely and efficiently assist the Operations Manager(s) in the capital works, establishment, maintenance, operation and production of Mawsons Mobile Concrete Plants, and related business activities. The Mobile Plant & Projects Supervisor will safely and efficiently assist the Fixed Concrete Plant Maintenance Supervisor and Operations Manager(s) in the capital works, establishment, maintenance, operation and production of Mawsons Concrete Plants, and related business activities. This role covers the concrete sites across all of our regions (in Victoria and Southern N.S.W) so travel will be required. The successful applicant will need to be committed to safety and quality, have an energetic personality with excellent customer service skills and be able to work both unsupervised and as part of successful and established teams. Mawsons is committed to developing its people, and opportunities will arise to enhance further learning throughout the company for the right applicant. To apply Email applications to: recruitment@mawsons.com.au Applications close: Friday 18 September 2015
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Wanted - Two Extraordinary Dental Assistants Great Alpine Dental will be opening in Myrtleford this November – a locally owned & operated centre providing top-notch general dental and specialist Implant & Periodontal care to the people of Northeast Victoria. We want everyone who comes to us to leave with a smile – and that includes our team members. We’re looking for 2 amazing, energetic people to help build a Clinical Support Team that’s based on a warm, caring and professional approach to providing great patient care. We’re seeking people who are great at what they do, and really love doing it. You’ll be expected to have fantastic skills in many areas of dental practice operations, and you’ll work hard. But you’ll enjoy a working environment that’s light-hearted, friendly, supportive and totally professional, in a bright, new dental care centre.
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
What is happening to our milk prices? IN my research this week I came across an article which caught my eye but left me a little disturbed. First, we have the world’s largest dairy exporter Fonterra saying Australian dairy farmers are paid too much for their milk, and now the Murray Goulburn managing director, Gary Helou, has warned farmers of a possible milk price cut this season as the global dairy markets look like they have lost their gloss. Mr Helou reiterated the cooperative’s previous guidance of $6.05 a kilogram milk solids for the season last week, but said the price could slide to between $5.60 and $5.90 if global prices for key dairy commodities did not improve as expected.
By KEN CLARKE, WANGARATTA CERTIFIED PRACTICING ACCOUNTANT
kenclarke11@bigpond.com Interesting to me was the fact the $6.05 a kilogram price forecast was a key part of its non-voting trust when it listed on the stock exchange last month. The trust’s dividend is tied to the milk price, so a fall in price will mean less to the investor in the way of dividends. Fonterra chief executive Theo Spierings said the Australian farmgate price did not reflect the global dairy rout and called for an
“honest debate about what is being earned in the market”. I can understand where he is coming from. Fonterra has a monopoly in New Zealand and some 95 per cent of total milk production is exported, and the farmgate price has suffered a huge drop on average over the past two seasons from $NZ8.65 to $NZ3.85. Murray Goulburn Trust share price when I was preparing this report was hovering around $1.86 after having a honeymoon period where they got to $2.50. Murray Goulburn defended the price they were looking to pay their farmers and said if the forecast of $6.05 was realised it would be the first time farmers have been paid
more than $6 a kilogram of milk solids for three years straight. Mr Helou said they were “paying our farmers what we can afford to pay them and this year (2014/2015) it was $6 plus net profit after tax of $21 million”. Noel Campbell, president of the Australian Dairy Farmers, said most farmers operated on a $5-$5.50 a kilogram milk price to cover their costs of production. “As a dairy farmer, we have got to be careful in the next 12 months as to how we operate our business,” he said. “There isn’t much of a buffer there and what happens in respect of international prices will dictate if there is any possibility of step ups for the year.”
I would be thinking though that there must be some who think all is not lost in the dairy industry, with Harvey Norman taking up a large stake in dairy and cattle breeding farms in the Goulburn Valley. I did read somewhere that the property in which the investment has been made in the Coomboona district was in excess of 2000 hectares and for those of us not familiar with the district, it shares the same postcode as Mooroopna. If processors are able to maintain the current pricing for this season that would boost the confidence of farmers, who still believe there will be many opportunities if the Chinese Australian Free Trade Agreement passes the parliament.
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