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BY JOHN VAN KLAVEREN MEDIA personality Catriona Rowntree agrees diamonds are a girl’s best friend – but disability organisation Karingal is pretty keen on them as well.

Ms Rowntree modelled a $5000 designer necklace and earring ensemble to be auctioned at Karingal’s diamond jubilee gala dinner.

The dinner will celebrate Karingal’s 60 years of providing disability services while also launching Karingal Foundation.

Foundation executive officer Colin Frisch said the silent auction would enable anyone to make a bid for the stunning diamond jewellery.

“Geelong people have a chance to support Karingal and its work in making the lives of people with disability easier by placing a bid on the necklace and earring package,” Mr Frisch said.

“Proceeds from the silent auction of the jewellery will go to Karingal’s Melaluka Appeal, supported by the Independent.”

Duffs Jewellers principal Ben Duff said the Karingal Diamond Ensemble was the ideal jewellery to impress.

“The ensemble is a beautifully crafted solid gold pendant, hand set with one carat of rare white brilliant cut diamonds,” Mr Duff said.

“The pendant is threaded onto a reversible Italian-manufactured Omega necklace. The necklace is matched to a lustrous pair of diamond earrings.”

From its beginnings in 1952 as a play centre for eight children with disabilities, Karingal has grown to become the largest organisation of its type in Australia.

Karingal has more than 22,000 clients and almost 1500 staff in Geelong and across Victoria.

Mr Frisch said silent auction bids for The Karingal Diamond Ensemble were available by emailing foundation@karingal.org.au or phoning Karingal Foundation on 5249 8919 prior to the close of Dazzling: Lara television presenter Catriona Rowntree models the necklace to go under the hammer for Karingal’s Melaluka Appeal. Picture: Tommy Ritchie 77906 business on March 23.

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BY MICHELLE HERBISON DEVELOPERS should revive Clifton Springs’ mineral spa site instead of building a new facility in Geelong, according to a community group.

Drysdale Clifton Springs Community Association’s Neil McGuinness said the town’s historic mineral springs site should be restored instead of “eroding into the sea”.

The Independent reported in September that State Government was committed to supporting public and private investment in a proposed Geelong Waterfront Bathhouse. City of Greater Geelong said the development was one of council’s funding priorities but was yet to secure funding.

Mr McGuinness accused council of being “Geelong-centred”.

“Places like Clifton Springs lose out on developments like this.”

Mr McGuinness said rapid erosion of the Clifton Springs coast beside the 150-year-old mineral spring site had exposed glass and a brick structure.

Council had installed three of six proposed groynes to curb erosion but “only doing half the job” threatened to hasten the erosion, he said.

“People are aware there’s a his-

toric mineral spring there but they go down and what they see is a bit sad.”

Councillor Rod Macdonald said he doubted Clifton Springs could attract enough business to support a mineral spring complex additional to the facility planned for Geelong.

The Geelong project would attract tourism because it had a “critical mass of activity”, he said.

“Any investment like that is obviously done by a private investor but there’d need to be approvals and a lot of work done around the feasibility of it. It’s a fairly expensive, significant investment.”

Cr Macdonald said investors had shown no interest in developing a spa at Clifton Springs.

Geelong Otway Tourism executive director Roger Grant said he saw potential for mineral springs complexes in both locations.

“The reality is whether it’s in Daylesford or on the Mornington Peninsula, mineral springs are very popular indeed from both a tourism and a local point of view.”

Mr Grant said investigations into the viability of a spa at Clifton Springs, including water quality and volume tests, would be essential.

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BY JOHN VAN KLAVEREN RACING identity and professional MC Rob Gaylard has a special reason for saddling up each year to support McKellar Centre’s fundraising golf day.

“My wife’s mother was an inpatient at McKellar Centre for many years, so I’ve seen the staff’s work from close range,” Rob said.

“They’re all unsung heroes in my book.”

Rob said he had lost count of how long he had served as the golf day’s volunteer compere.

“I earn my living doing this sort of thing but I’m always happy to offer my services for this event. It’s only a small price to

pay considering the huge role McKellar Centre plays in the community.

“What they do for the community is enormous, so it doesn’t take much for us to get a team together and have a fun day to raise some funds and awareness.”

This month’s golf day will help McKellar Centre buy an upperlimb evaluation kit, the first of its kind in Victoria. The centre’s Kerry O’Sullivan said the customised therapy device would help road trauma and stroke survivors regain hand coordination and function.

The golf day will feature an Ambrose competition beginning with a shotgun start 8am on March 30 at 13th Beach golf course. Players will compete over 18 holes before a luncheon and charity auction in the clubhouse.

Mr O’Sullivan said entries were available by phoning him on 5279 2222 or emailing kerryo@barwonhealth.org.au.

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Work begins on weir to tap Otways water Independent last month that heavy rain had delayed the project.

Mr Northey said the project would replace an existing weir decommissioned more than 50 years ago.

The project would divert “excess flows” from the creek to the Wurdee Buloc Reservoir’s inlet channel, he said.

“The concrete weir is approximately two metres high and five metres wide and will allow excess water to pool and be diverted to the inlet channel.”

Mr Northey said Barwon Water would take the water following heavy rain.

“Harvesting will occur when flows

are above the required environmental flow, which is one megalitre a day.”

Mr Northey said Barwon Water had a State Government bulk entitlement to harvest water from Dewings Creek.

Greens state MP Greg Barber criticised the project.

“Barwon Water has a very lazy approach to water management. The cost of this project is going to be added to your bill.

“They are not in the business of saving you money.”

Mr Barber said the Dewings Creek project would add to “stress” on the Barwon River.

“We’ll be left with just a trickle.”

Mr Barber said curbing demand was a better option.

“Thousands of megalitres are landing on Geelong’s roofs every year.

They can’t keep capping more and more creeks as Geelong grows.”

Mr Barber suggested State Government should invest in subsidies for conservation initiatives like tanks and efficient showerheads.

“Saving water is cheaper than tapping new water and easier to roll out,” he said.

“It’s time they came up with a sustainable water strategy around stormwater capture and water reuse.”

PATIENTS have rated Barwon Health’s two major Geelong facilities as “good” in a new statisfaction survey, according to State Government.

Health Minister David Davis said patients gave ratings of 77.4 out of 100 to both Geelong Hospital and McKellar Centre in the Victorian Patient Satisfaction Monitor annual report for 2010/2011.

Agencies ‘merge’ GEELONG businesswoman Helene Bender has announced a “merger” of her travel agency with a “like-minded company”.

Thirty-five-year-old Allabout Tours & Travel would “relocate” its offices and trade under the Harvey World Travel-Geelong brand after reaching an “opportune time” for the deal, she said.

Leaders ‘investment’ STATE Government has “invested” $800,000 in a Committee for Geelong program to develop new “leaders” for the region.

Regional Cities Minister Denis Napthine said the Leaders for Geelong program provided an opportunity for participants to “bring a positive contribution to the community”.

Reefs coming TWO NEW artificial reefs will boost fishing prospects off Torquay and Portarlington, State Government has announced.

Agriculture and Food Security Minister Peter Walsh said the “environmentally friendly” reefs would build on the success of a trial of three similar structures in Port Phillip Bay.

Coast towns plan bid for cheap power

BY MICHELLE HERBISON BARWON Heads and Ocean Grove residents are banding together to bulkbuy electricity, according to a community spokesman.

Ocean Grove Community Association’s Michael Harbour said 60 residents so far had shown interest in the cost-saving project.

Mr Harbour the said residents would seek discounted rates for buying as a group rather than individuals.

The bid follows a report in the Independent late last year of Portarlington residents working with Powergroup Purchasing to secure cheaper power from AGL. Mr Harbour said the Ocean Grove and Barwon Heads residents would form a panel to work with Powergroup Purchasing for their own deal.

Portarlington’s success had prompted the new joint towns bid, he said.

“The more people you have signing up for such an initiative, more likely you are to achieve most cost savings.”

Mr Harbour said other communities had reported household savings of up to $300 a year.

Powergroup Purchasing’s Chris Kechagias said Portarlington groupbuyers had saved about 10.9 per cent.

“A lot of elderly people were just sitting on rates that were no longer competitive.”

Mr Kechagis said the amount of Ocean Grove and Barwon Heads residents who joined the scheme would determine the size of the savings.

Mr Kechagis said Powergroup Purchasing representatives would be on Barwon Heads foreshore during Sunday’s Festival of the Sea to answer questions and take registration details.

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Principal out ONE OF Geelong’s most exclusive schools is set to lose its long-serving principal later this year.

Dr Pauline Turner said she had advised The Geelong College’s school council that she would retire at the end of the year after nearly 17 years in charge.

Family centre A LAND swap between council and State Government will allow development of a new family and children’s centre at Norlane, according to councillor Bruce Harwood.

He said council would sell land in Peacock Ave in return for a similar-size parcel of land on the corner of Gerbera Ave and Tallis St to develop the facility.

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Rally opposes cuts to Gordon funding

BY JOHN VAN KLAVEREN ABOUT 50 Gordon Institute of TAFE staff and students have rallied in Geelong’s Johnstone Park to protest State Government funding cuts.

Australian Education Union organised the rally as part of a state-wide campaign.

The union’s Greg Barclay said Gordon was “under pressure” to compete with private training organisations.

“The Government has already cut $40 million from TAFE funding and there’s another $230 million in cuts to come,” Mr Barclay said.

“This is simply taking funds from TAFE institutes to fund private providers.

“At the same time, the Essential Services Commission identified major

quality issues in an unregulated market.”

Mr Barclay said the Government had been forced to admit revamping educational standards, resulting in deregulation of up to 50 private training companies.

“TAFE institutes, including Gordon, are trying to come up with ways to compete with private training organisations.

“Gordon is one of only two TAFE institutes that traded with a surplus and then it was only by 1.7 per cent.”

Mr Barclay said TAFE student fees were rising as the funding cuts.

Gordon student Belinda Wilson, of Anglesea, said her Certificate IV in youth work was costing her almost $8000.

“I did a funded Diploma in

Photography course previously but reassessed my goals and wanted to change careers,” Ms Wilson said.

“I did my original course right out of school when you feel pressure to make a choice.

“I want to do something to give back to community but I feel I’m being penalised to do it.”

Leopold’s Marie Tucker and Waurn Ponds’ Rachel Hayden-Brooks said they each faced $16,000 in fees because they previously studied at university level.

Leopold’s Nina Cleary said she was working two jobs to pay for her $8000 fees.

“There is a lot of stress and pressure to succeed because I’m worried that if I fail a year I will have to pay more to restudy it.”

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BY MICHELLE HERBISON WORK has begun on an Otways weir to pump extra water into Geelong’s supply.

Barwon Water capital projects manager Paul Northey said Dewings Creek would supply Geelong with an extra 600 million litres of water a year.

The additional water would satisfy about two per cent of existing annual demand, he said.

The Independent reported in June 2010 that Barwon Water had scheduled the weir to begin operating by mid-2011.

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Council had installed three of six proposed groynes to curb erosion but “only doing half the job” threatened to hasten the erosion, he said.

“People are aware there’s a historic mineral spring there but what they see is a bit sad.”

Councillor Rod Macdonald said he doubted Clifton Springs could attract enough business to support a mineral spring complex additional to the facility planned for Geelong.

The Geelong project would attract tourism with its “critical

mass of activity”, he said.

“Any investment like that is obviously done by a private investor but there’d need to be approvals and a lot of work done around the feasibility of it.

It’s a fairly expensive, significant investment.”

Cr Macdonald said investors had shown no interest in developing a spa at Clifton Springs.

Geelong Otway Tourism executive director Roger Grant said he saw potential for mineral springs complexes in both locations.

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She hoped a second-hand fashion market could raise vital funds for research into Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), which claimed the life of five-month-old River Waddell.

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investment in a proposed Geelong Waterfront Bathhouse.

City of Greater Geelong said the development was one of council’s funding priorities but was yet to secure funding.

Mr McGuinness said council was “Geelong-centred”.

“Places like Clifton Springs lose out on developments like this.”

Mr McGuinness said rapid erosion of the Clifton Springs coast beside the 150-year-old mineral spring site had exposed glass and a brick structure.

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BY MICHELLE HERBISON DEVELOPERS should revive Clifton Springs’ mineral spa site instead of building a new facility in Geelong, according to a community group.

Drysdale Clifton Springs Community Association’s Neil McGuinness said the town’s historic mineral springs site should be restored instead of “eroding into the sea”.

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Chefs set to battle for Preston verdict SIX OF the region’s leading chefs will do battle to impress MasterChef judge Matt Preston at this month’s Lara Food & Wine Festival.

Organisers said Jack and Jill head chef Leonie Mills would return to defend her 2011 Ultimate Chef Challenge crown on stage at Lara’s Pirra homestead.

Her challengers would be Gladioli Restaurant’s Matt Dempsey, Jack Rabbit Vineyard’s David Hall, Vue Grand’s Lyndon Getts, Black Bull Tapas Restaurant’s Daniel Brehaut and

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Fishermen’s Pier’s Cody Gibb.

The organisers said Mr Preston would choose the winner of the 15-minute challenge.

He would also join renowned restauranteur and cooking author Rosa Mitchell for a demonstration of her skills.

More than 80 exhibitors would operate stalls showcasing some of the region’s best food and wine products, the organisers said.

Organisers said entry to the fourth annual festival on March 25 would cost a gold coin, with parking free.

More information was available at larafoodandwinefestival.com.au or by phoning 5282 2725.

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Plant industry disease ‘fears’

BY JOHN VAN KLAVEREN A DESTRUCTIVE plant disease is threatening the region’s nursery and forest industries after reaching the Otways, according to authorities.

Department of Primary Industries confirmed myrtle rust had spread to more than 25 sites around the state, including Lorne, after it was first detected in January.

The outbreak had prompted Geelong Botanic Gardens put restrictions on movement of plant materials, director Annette Zealley said.

Vaughans Native Nursery owner Phillip Vaughan revealed the myrtle rust scare had already cost him tens of thousands of dollars.

“We propagated 1000 plants in six new varieties of flowering gums specifically for the open garden scheme but DPI told us we

couldn’t use them because of the disease,” Mr Vaughan said.

“There have been some popular plant sales that have been cancelled.

“Everyone is erring on the side of caution at the moment, because in this day and age everyone is mindful of public liability.

“Only time will tell how far it spreads and what effect it will have. If it’s a worst-case scenario we all have to do as much as we can to lessen its impact and manage it.”

Mr Vaughan said myrtle rust had been “devastating” to the industry in New South Wales and Queensland, where it had higher prevalence.

Incident controller Gordon Berg said DPI was unaware how myrtle rust reached Victoria.

The disease was now impossible to eradicate it because it was so widespread, he said.

“The tiny spores of myrtle rust are easily spread on contaminated plant material, equipment, vehicles, clothing and shoes, as well as by animals, wind and water.”

Mr Berg said myrtle rust attacked members of the myrtaceae plant family, particularly young, soft, actively growing leaves, shoot tips and young stems.

Plants at risk included gum trees, bottlebrush, tea tree, lilly pilly, paperbark, myrtle, guava, midyim, rose apple, brush box and New Zealand Christmas bush.

Mr Berg said suspect plants should left untouched.

Reports of suspected myrtle rust should go to DPI on 1800 084 881 or plant.protection@dpi.vic.gov.au.

Geelong Field Naturalists will present a talk on plant biosecurity, including myrtle rust, in Geelong Botanic Gardens’ meeting room at 7pm Tuesday.

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BY JOHN VAN KLAVEREN A SELF-CONFESSED tree-changer on a national hunt for tall timber has discovered two outstanding specimens in Geelong.

National Register of Big Trees founder Derek McIntosh travels the country looking for additions to his website.

Mr McIntosh went out on a limb to declare two trees at Geelong’s botanic gardens as the largest of their kind in Australia.

The “magnificent” ginkgo and black walnut trees caught his eye before he measured them for circumference, height and crown spread.

Mr McIntosh also branched out to Geelong racecourse where he found a noteworthy weeping myall.

“The most wonderful find in Geelong was the champion weeping myall standing in the car park of the racecourse,” he said.

Mr McIntosh was urging residents to nominate trees, spread the word about the register and send him photos.

“I don’t have a horticultural background, so I have a group of expert supporters that advise on the botanical aspects of the nominated species.

“Australia’s largest trees of each species are recorded in the register, with points awarded on the measurements I take.”

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“All these trees have a story to tell and it’s amazing to think about the hisTrunk call: Derek McIntosh with Geelong Botanic tory of some of our special trees.”

Gardens director Annette Zealley and the black Mr McIntosh said his register was at walnut set to appear on his register of “big trees”.

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Now heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s helping Red Cross toward a big total for its annual fundraising appeal.

The Australian Football Hall of Fame inductee lent his name to the launch Red Cross Calling at Leopold Lodge retirement village last week.

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Red Cross confirmed this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s appeal would again include door-knocks as well as a range of activities, events and public collections.

A spokesperson said Red Cross chose Leopold Lodge for the Geelong region launch to highlight the serviceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work with the elderly.

Red Cross volunteers regularly visit nursing homes, while the organisation also runs daily telephone checks on their welfare of elderly people living alone.

BY MICHELLE HERBISON NELSON Park School risks a â&#x20AC;&#x153;backwards stepâ&#x20AC;? if senior and junior students combine at its main campus, according to a special education expert.

Deakin Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s director of special needs education, Wendy Kortman, said a separate campus for senior students was in-line with mainstream education. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We hope weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re past those days of putting people with younger age groups just because they have a low intellect,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;In the past this was very prevalent but things are improving and we need to continue with that progress. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Enrolments are not decreasing in the area. Therefore, maybe there needs to be a commitment to provide a suitable long-term facility for senior students to have the chance for social, academic and personal growth with opportunities for transition into the community.â&#x20AC;?

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State Government would acquire its Corio site mid-year.

Principal Di Leverett said the school community disagreed with an Education Department decision that enough room was available to accommodate year10-to-12 students in the main campus at Bell Park.

Labor MP John Eren last week called on Education Minister Martin Dixon to stop the closure.

He warned that overcrowding would compromise studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; safety.

Dr Kortman believed Nelson Park Schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s main campus at Bell Park would â&#x20AC;&#x153;not be optimalâ&#x20AC;? for holding students from prep to year 12. â&#x20AC;&#x153;If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re going to lump them all in together just because thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the place available Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d question whether those facilities would be suitable.â&#x20AC;?

Dr Kortman said campuses needed play equipment, facilities and general space areas dependent on age groups. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I have worked in p-12 schools myself that have been well-planned but at the present site at Nelson Park that would not be possible.â&#x20AC;?

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BY JOHN VAN KLAVEREN THE SIMPLE bamboo structures of Doh Doo’s homeland are a far cry from a grand Eastern Beach mansion.

But that’s where the Burmese refugee has found himself after landing a prized painting apprenticeship.

Doh is working with second generation heritage painter and restoration expert Simon Viccars on historic Merchiston Hall after overcoming significant obstacles.

He spent eight years in a crowded and dirty refugee camp on the ThaiBurmese border with his family before arriving in Australia.

Averting his eyes, Doh briefly recounted his refugee camp experiences.

“It was like being dead, even though you are alive,” he said quietly.

“I never thought I can be here.”

Despite a background foreign to painting, Doh has taken to the trade with a vengeance, according to Mr Viccars.

“I had him for a week of work experience and that was enough to prompt me to offer him an apprenticeship,” he said.

“He did even the dirty and boring jobs really well without complaining and paid attention to detail.”

The work experience was part of an English as a Second Language course that Doh studied at Gordon Institute of TAFE. “Working with a second language is very difficult,” Doh admitted.

“I think I pick it up quicker now because I know how we work and what we are doing.”

Mr Viccars considered the course a learning experience for both men.

“At first I had to be careful with my instructions and think a lot more about what I’d say to him,” Mr Viccars said.

Doh, a 22-year-old first-year apprentice, said he saw his future in the painting trade after four years in Australia.

“I want to stick with this job,” he said.

“It is better to work, to support the family. I am the oldest so I have to work.” Mr Viccars said Doh had occasionally opened up to him and secondyear apprentice Shannyn Champion about his background.

“But it’s difficult for him given where he’s come from and what he’s been through.

“I can see he’s learned a lot. Safety was something I had to pull him up on and he wasn’t used to taking breaks but he’s getting the hang of it now.”

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He said council had been “lobbying hard” to become one of the first cities to have access to the network.

An NBN Co “discovery truck” visited Geelong this week spruiking the advantages of connection to the network.

Cr Macdonald said Geelong’s large health, employment and “advanced manufacturing” sectors boosted the city’s case for an early rollout.

“We have a very strong case to receive the NBN as soon as possible and this has been the basis of our ongoing lobbying efforts Geelong was left out of the first two stages of the rollout despite the Independent reporting business’s complaints about a series of internet service “black spots” around the city.

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buckets & bouquets BOUQUETS to the kind person who handed in my rates notice at a post office after I dropped it in a street. Bouquets also to Australia Post for forwarding it to me.

Happy Resident, Ocean Grove BUCKETS to a store owner for his belligerence when I enquired about the price of an item. Yes, he explained it to me. Yes, he offered a bottle free of charge but throughout the conversation he was argumentative, rude and arrogant. I will not shop there again.

Manners Needed, Norlane BOUQUETS to the fantastic nurses and staff at St John of God Hospital. They deserve medals for their work during my recent stay, especially Jenny. They couldn’t have been more kind and compassionate toward my husband and I. CL, East Geelong

BUCKETS to the owner of a staffy that bulldozed me on a Torquay beach on February 24. I was abandoned in shock, pain and with restriction for months to come. I was disappointed she didn’t return to help me from the beach or offer recovery expenses.

JL, Belmont BOUQUETS to a young man and his daughter for stopping my little dog in Glover St, Newcomb, last month when I was unable to catch him. Blessings for them and their family each day of their lives.

Grateful Thanks, Newcomb BUCKETS to the landlord of a Newtown business that will be forced to close due to the rent doubling. The business has provided a vital service to Geelong families for 17 years without ever paying its rent late.

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BOUQUETS to a kind lady at IGA Geelong West on February 23 for offering to pay for my groceries. Her gesture was greatly appreciated. May she always have good luck.

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BOUQUETS to the kind person who found cavalier King Charles spaniel Beau in Braund Ave on March 1. He was safely returned home the same afternoon.

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BUCKETS to scumbags who helped themselves to belongings in our shed while we slept. I can only thank God we don’t have a car because they would have had a field day.

Get A Life, Norlane BOUQUETS to three guys who stopped to push my car into a Ryrie St driveway. I appreciated your kindness.

Lorraine, Hamlyn Heights BUCKETS to the driver of a lightcoloured car for smashing a door into my silver Mazda, denting its passenger door in a Coles car park last week. I know it was windy but the least you could have done was to leave your name. The repair quote is $1000.

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BOUQUETS to Jamie and Michael at the cobblers’ shop in Waurn Ponds. They can always fix anything with a cheery smile.

Satisfied Since 1998, Highton BOUQUETS to a lovely lady who gave me $2 for a trolley when she saw me struggling to carry my toddler and shopping bags while trying to find my purse in pouring rain at Coles Geelong West on March 1. Her kindness put a lasting smile on my face.

Kelly, Herne Hill BUCKETS to a cinema for charging us $5 for a cup to hold our Maltesers.

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Fast times on the tiny track MOTOR racing is so horrendously expensive that most enthusiasts end up watchers rather than racers.

Even the lower level competitions require $100,000 annual budgets.

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The model cars are capable of speeds topping 75km/h over the short distance of the back straight and can lap the entire track in around 14 seconds.

The club has been racing since the early 1990s, beginning appropriately enough in an old car park next to the former Road Traffic Authority in South Geelong.

Club secretary Paul Davis said the club eventually needed to find a dedicated track.

“We moved to the Bell Park Sports Club grounds in Batesford.

We all put in to construct a permanent driver’s stand and paint the track,” Paul remembered.

“We race twice a month, weather permitting.

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“A small transponder is put in the car to count its laps and lap times.

“Races last for five minutes, with two qualifying rounds against the clock to determine starting positions for the three finals.”

Paul said club members also adopted roles as marshals when not piloting their racers.

“Most of our members get into racing simply because they love cars and racing, although some just love playing with toy cars,” he laughed.

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Paul said club members competed all over the country at state and national events.

“It doesn’t matter if you have never raced before or if you just want to have a go on the track. For as little as $10 you can have a full days racing with full lap timing.

“We also have a barbecue lunch at every meet.”

Paul said the club had cars to suit every age and skill level, starting with a basic Mini for as little as a couple of hundred dollars.

“Or you can go all out with a top-of-the line touring car and spend a few thousand,” Paul said “The competition is fierce but friendly and there’s always someone there to offer assistance and advice should you need it.”

As well as the entry level Mini, Paul said the club raced electric and “nitro” touring cars.

“But we’re open to racing anything with wheels,” he chuckled.

Paul said the club’s next race meeting would start 10.30am on March 18.

More information was available at the club website, westcoastrccarracing.asn.au.

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community calendar RETIREES – Association of Independent Retirees meeting on forming new Geelong branch 10am March 16 at Grovedale Hotel. Enquiries 5565 8548 or rmc1@hotkey.net.au.

Friday

MUSIC – Anglesea Music Festival fundraiser 7pm at Anglesea Memorial Hall. Acts include Between The Wars, RDZJB, Trailer Trash and The Hideaways. Fully licensed. Tickets $20 from Anglesea Fruitz or at door. More information www.angleseamusicfestival.com.au.

PRAYER – World day of prayer 10.30am at Drysdale Community Church, 276 Jetty Rd, Drysdale.

MEN – Conversation group 10am-midday at 92 Cox Rd, Corio. Morning tea and chat about current news and views. Enquiries 5275 7771.

EXHIBITION – Uniquely Geelong textile and fibre exhibition 10am-4pm at The Scarecrow Patch, Thomas St, Ceres. Entry by gold coin. Also Saturday and Sunday. Enquiries 5249 1350 or nimbus.em@hotmail.com

Saturday

DANCE – Social ballroom dancing with Greg Mang 8-11.30pm at Geelong Ballroom, Bayview Pde, Hamlyn Heights. Entry $7 includes light supper. All welcome. Enquiries 5282 1813 or 5281 1312.

DANCE – Ballroom dancing 8pm-midnight at Freshwater Creek Hall. Music by New Ritz. Entry $8. Enquiries 5264 5169.

HEALING – Spiritual healing lecture with The Bruno Groening Circle of Friends 11am at Cloverdale Community Centre, 167-169 Purnell Rd, Corio. Free. Enquiries 9844 4618 or 0412 359 011.

REUNION – Geelong West Salvation Army reunion 3.30-7pm at South Barwon Salvation Army, 180 Francis Street, Belmont. Afternoon tea, old photos, dinner. Also Sunday worship 10am-2.30pm.

Enquiries 0417 585 707 or pam.trigg@hotmail.com.

FOOD – Food swap 9.30-11am at South Barwon Community Centre, 33 Mt Pleasant Rd, Belmont.

Bring spare garden produce to swap. Hosted by Transition South Barwon. Enquiries 5243 8388.

Monday

HEALTH – Springs TOWN club meets 9.1511am at rear hall, Drysdale Uniting Church, High St, Drysdale. Group discussion for positive lifestyle change and healthy weight control. New members welcome. Enquiries 5251 3763.

DANCE – Social ballroom dancing with Greg Mang 8-11pm at Geelong Ballroom, Bayview Pde, Hamlyn Heights. Entry $7. Enquiries 5282 1813 or 5281 1312.

at Grovedale Community Centre, 45 Heyers Rd. Enquiries 5264 7484.

FOOD – Food swap 9-10.30am at Urban Bean Cafe, Labuan Square, Forster St, Norlane. Swap homegrown garden produce, eggs, honey and preserves. Enquiries 5275 4415.

WOMEN – GRACE breast and gynaecological cancer support group meets 1-3pm at St John of God Hospital for speaker Katrina Verhoeven on lymphoedema.

Wednesday

DANCE – Social ballroom dancing with The Dancers Club 7.30-10.30pm at Leopold Public Hall.

Entry $5. Enquiries 5243 5306.

Thursday

ENGLISH – Free English language program 10am-midday at Waterfront Christian Church, 35 Corio St, Geelong. Enquiries 5229 5799.

DANCE - Life Activities Club dance 2.304.30pm at Belmont Pavilion, Barrabool Road. Entry $5. All welcome. Enquiries: 5251 3529 LADIES – Chat group 10am-midday at 92 Cox Rd, Corio. Morning tea. Enquiries 5275 7771.

DANCE – Ballroom dancing 7.30-10.30pm at Leopold Sportsman’s Club, Kensington Rd, Leopold. Entry $3. Enquiries 5250 4235.

WOMEN – Aglow meets 10am at The Ballroom, Hamlyn Park, Carey St, Hamlyn Heights. A unique ministry of women for women. Entry $10 includes morning tea. Enquiries 5284 1447 or 5275 1889.

MEDITATION – Meditation and philosophy discussion group 10am-midday at TOPS, Price St, Torquay. Entry by gold coin. Enquiries 5264 7484.

PHILOSOPHY – Philosophy Cafe 2-4.30pm at Pear Tree Cafe, Torquay. Enquiries 5264 7484.

DANCE – Westcoast Seekers’ Club dance 811pm at Geelong RSL, Belmont. All welcome.

Enquiries 5248 4903.

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DANCE – Contra dance new group 7.3010.30pm at Springdale Community Hall, High St, Drysdale. Partners not necessary. Fortnightly dances with enough interest. Enquiries 0419 543 920.

WORKSHOP – Learn to warp your loom with Geelong Handweavers and Spinners. Enquiries 5278 7016.

DRESSES – Deb dress sale 4-7pm at Newcomb Secondary College, Bellarine Highway, Newcomb.

Dresses must be dry-cleaned. Also Saturday to buy dresses 9am-1pm. Enquiries 5248 1400.

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alcoa point henry

community update

Welcome to our column in the Geelong Independent where we report on some of the recent activities within our business.

In 2011 Point Henry workplace giving contributions helped Give Where You Live (GWYL) support over 70 of its community partners.

These community partners provide vital services to those in need in the Geelong region.

provided with these gender and age-specific packs to assist the foster family and give the child personal belongings and comfort to support them through their time in foster care.

Here are just two examples of how Point Henry employee donations have been put to use: Community Connections ‘entering into care’ packs Children can be the innocent victims of family violence. Often removed from their home in the middle of the night and in stressful circumstances, these children have little time to gather up personal belongings.

In 2011 GWYL funding supported Community Connections ‘entering into care’ packs.

Children are

in the Geelong region facing disadvantages in health, education and income.

Give Where You Live Workplace Giving Manager, Leigh Johnston has thanked the contributors from Alcoa and Alcoa ARP on behalf of the Geelong community.

“The ongoing generosity and willingness to support those in need in this region has meant that vital funds have been made available to Give Where You Live community partners to provide important equipment, services and programs to assist people in their time of need,” he said.

Point Henry employees give where they live

In particular, Leigh acknowledged the efforts of Rob Bihar as Alcoa’s 2011 Loaned Executive, John Herron as AARP’s 2011 Loaned Executive and Buster Herman who returned in 2011 to take on the role of Loaned Executive Team Leader.

Alcoa and AARP employees at Point Henry collectively raised more than $85,500 for Give Where You Live in 2011 through workplace giving and corporate support. These funds will help make a real difference to those

“These three individuals added another chapter to Alcoa’s support of the Loaned Executive Program which has an unbroken involvement since the program commenced in 1966.”

The generous contribution from Point Henry employees has significantly helped Give Where You Live reach their 2011 total of $920,379.82 that was raised across Geelong through workplace giving.

“This level of workplace giving is unprecedented in regional Australia and accounts for 5% of all workplace giving nationally – something that this community should be proud of considering we only account for 1% of the nation’s population!” said Leigh.

Whether you are continuing your workplace giving in 2012 or plan to make a small increase in your contribution this year – it all adds up.

Collectively, we can make a huge difference!

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Keeping you informed Alcoa Point Henry has a range of forums to keep the local community up to date with the latest news from our operations. We welcome community input via these channels.

• The Community Advisory Board (CAB) meets bi-monthly to discuss matters of importance to Alcoa and the local community. Contact us to find out how to get involved.

• Regular environmental and education activities are conducted as part of the Moolapio project, a partnership between Greening Australia and Alcoa at Point Henry.

• Public tours include a guided walk-through of the smelter, rolling operations and Moolapio.

• Alcoa’s e-newsletter is a great way to read about the latest news from our Australian operations.

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letters Meters denied GEELONG people might have done well if they had refused to have smart meters installed on their homes.

Having refused the meters, a colleague and I sent the appropriate lawful documentation to Powercor head office. We were subsequently visited by two of Powercor’s top brass, who came from Melbourne to speak to us.

In the course of the conversation, rumors of $500 fines for refusing the meters were scotched and my friend and I were exempted from the rollout because of our refusal.

The 14 other residents in our block were to have the meters installed because they did not refuse them!

The Powercor representatives confirmed there was no compulsion nor fine applicable for refusal.

People in Geelong who thought they could do nothing about the smart meter rollout were sorely mistaken.

Once again, constitutionally, no Australian government has any power of “civil conscription”. No one can be forced into the army, to be medicated, as in fluoridation or forced vaccinations, and no one can be forced to have a smart meter.

The smart meter rollout is just another example of governments facilitating the profitability of major corporations.

It is time these dubious governments started governing for the benefit of their constituents and that their constituents started making their representatives do their job.

Gary Oraniuk Geelong West

Free but costly WIND IS free, sunshine is free, water is free, coal is free and so is gas.

The only difference between them is the cost and manpower that needs to be utilised to turn them into useable power.

Wind generators need to be manufactured, erected, linked to the power grid and maintained.

Solar power requires panels that need to be manufactured, installed, maintained and read, not by employed meter readers but remotely by smart meters.

Gas and coal are very inexpensive resources that have to be extracted from the ground. Gas needs little interference to make it useable; brown coal is burned to extract its usefulness.

While some of the wind generators and the solar panels are manufactured in Australia, most are not, so they cost extra because of shipping and handling costs.

Australia uses very little of its coal and gas. Most is exported.

With the skyrocketing prices as they are now, it seems that using our own coal and gas are the best options unless and until something else can be invented.

EA Cross Wandana Heights

A cancer on freedom STATING the obvious, it’s what is adopted for governance rather than the findings and recommendations of inquiries that’s important.

To its credit, the Baillieu Coalition Government allowed Victoria Police’s upper echelon inquiry under QC Jack Rush to do its job unencumbered at arms length and has since adopted 24 of 25 recommendations.

Given the delegated-committee mess that police command and squandered-dollars IT systems were in, taxpayers and their families should now be in the zone for better law and order enforcement.

Conversely and agreed, Ray Finkelstein’s 470page independent media inquiry recommendations have yet to be responded to by the Federal Government. Nevertheless, in total the backgrounding and findings represent a horse of a different colour.

Certainly, I’d appreciate a more-accessible and

less-incestuous press council. Try contacting it for a second opinion let alone gain a response.

But to basically have freedom of the press controlled by government via a News Media Council would push the nanny state confluence over the hump and place a cancer in the gut of democracy.

This is yet one more reason why the house-ofcards minority Gillard Government needs to confirm its mandate by calling an early election.

Richard Worland Manifold Heights

Waste of fluoridation THE CALLS by media and some politicians for more government funding of subsidised dentistry omit a vital issue: the wastage of funds on compulsory water fluoridation.

From 2002 to 2010 State Government swept across regional Victoria spending vast sums of money on propaganda campaigns and then on building and commissioning water fluoridation projects.

The communities of Geelong, Warrnambool, Castlemaine, Mildura and others comprehensively rejected fluoridation but the Government overrode local decision making.

A similar process occurred in Melbourne in 1977 over the strong objection of senior dentistry and medical figures from University of Melbourne and elsewhere.

Fluoridation is rejected right across Europe yet Europeans’ dental health is equal to or better than ours. What gives?

Geelong’s media could champion a campaign for better dental education and services using money saved by scrapping outdated water fluoridation.

David McRae Geelong West

Corporal punishment CORPORAL Benjamin Roberts-Smith was awarded the Victoria Cross in 2011, for conspicuous gallantry in action in Afghanistan.

On June 11, 2010, he was second in charge of a patrol engaged by enemy machinegun and rocket propelled grenade fire from multiple and higher positions.

Two soldiers were wounded and the troop, due to the elevated fortified positions of the enemy, was pinned down.

The patrol manoeuvred to within 70 metres of the enemy positions, from which it drew heavy, intense, sustained and, by virtue, effective fire.

The patrol fought through the fire until it reached a range of 40 metres. At this point the weight of the intense fire prevented further movement forward.

It was then that Cpl Roberts-Smith seized an opportunity to utilise cover from a small structure. As he approached the structure he sighted and killed an insurgent.

With his patrol still pinned down, Cpl RobertsSmith showed himself to the enemy to draw fire.

His patrol commander killed a machine gunner with a grenade. Cpl Roberts-Smith then stormed the enemy position, killing the remaining men.

His patrol was then able to break into the enemy’s position and retrieve the remainder of the troop previously pinned down.

People like these enable people like us to sleep safe in our beds at night.

I, for one, was appalled at two people’s recent comments about Cpl Roberts-Smith.

Perhaps they need a reminder the world can be a dangerous place and would be even worse without heroes like Cpl Roberts-Smith.

Councillor Ron Nelson Highton

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Band’s drive for heavy metal “We come from a small town ourselves, so our background is from a relatively starved music area. To be in a position where our band can do these regional tours is great.

“We figure the major cities have had their chance, so it’s time to bring the show back to regional Australia and see how crazy the small towns can get.

“These tours always end up some of the most fun shows we play anywhere. Sweaty venues, stage dives, singalongs, beach hangouts. Sick summer, indeed.”

McCall said the band’s unlikely name arrived on a whim when members were forced to make a quick decision.

Parkway Drive was the name of the street where they first rehearsed and continued to do so, he said.

McCall said fans could expect “a million per cent” from the band’s Geelong performance.

“It really is the case for us because we play every show like our last,” he said.

“We’re not a massive bells and whistles band, what we love about the music is having a connection with people.

“We’re just going to put on a massive show.”

Parkway Drive will perform at Geelong Arena on Friday night.

Country boys: Parkway Drive is on a national tour, visiting Geelong this week.

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BY ERIN PEARSON A SUBURBAN-sounding name belies the death metal intensity of exciting Australian rock band Parkway Drive.

The Byron Bay group is starting 2012 with an all-out tour of regional Australia, with Geelong set for its serving this Friday night.

Lead singer Winston McCall said the Sick Summer II tour would shock unassuming punters taken in by the band’s mild moniker.

“The music we play is very heavy and dark-sounding but, being in Byron Bay, we didn’t want a deathly-sounding name because we didn’t want to scare people off,” McCall said.

“It worked. People just sat there and looked at the sign with our name then looked at us and were pleasantly surprised.

“In the first place it took several years for people to even figure out we were a heavy metal band. People thought we’d be soft, so it was a real surprise.”

McCall said the band had chosen to visit regional towns and cities on purpose after growing up on the sunny northern coast of New South Wales.

Many smaller towns were traditionally fed a diet of pub cover bands rather than original rockers, he noted.

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BY ERIN PEARSON JOHN Rowles was a fresh-faced and fancy free 17year-old when he first touched foot on Australian shores in 1964.

Little did the promising Kiwi singer expect the adventure to catapult him onto the world stage and through more than four decades of success.

Few stars can say they’ve partied with Elvis, dated I Dream of Jeannie’s Barbara Eden, played tennis with Olivia Newton John, talked rugby with Tom Jones or turned down an offer to record Kenny Rogers’ newly written song Lucille.

Rowles will celebrate his 65th birthday in Geelong as part of his final farewell tour, Now is the hour – The Final Bow. “I first came over with Eddy Lowe and we were a duo singing Beatles songs in Melbourne and Sydney.

Then I went solo but it was tough and I had to go out on the road with Billy Thorpe and, boy oh boy, I wasn’t ready for that,” Rowles laughed.

“Then by chance I met Cliff Richard’s manager, Peter Gormley, and in no time I was on the road to London and superstardom.”

Rowles’ hits include Cheryl Moana Marie, Tania and If I Only Had Time.

He was looking forward to visiting Geelong so he could make his audience feel special “one last time”.

“I want them to feel they’ve been touched like they’re the only person in the room and I’m singing directly to them,” Rowles said.

“After all these years that’s still the most important thing to me.

“It means a lot to me to travel the world and perform one last time for all those people who have supported me over the last 45 years and, most importantly, to know I’ll be giving them 100 per cent.

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Goodbye: John Rowles says his final farewell to Geelong at the end of the month.

“The voice feels great, I feel great and the time feels right.”

Rowles plays Geelong Performing Arts Centre on March 29.

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Greg has returned after five years away with illness, so he’s looking forward to the shows.

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3. Lightly whisk eggs and cream in a bowl.

4. Add the butter and parsley to pancetta, then add pasta and cheeses and toss well to combine. Remove the pan from the heat and quickly add the cream mixture.

4. Toss gently to combine the pasta’s heat will cook the egg slightly and form a creamy sauce. Season, then serve with extra parmesan and parsley.

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Aquatic centre teaches life lessons eelong Aquatic Centre believes its quality teachers, facilities and water make children smarter. The centre and students’ parents participated in national research under Griffiths University’s Professor Robyn Jorgensen, finding that early-years swimming made children smarter, more sociable and confident and better at interacting with peers.

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BY ERIC BLAIR aguar reinvented itself five years ago by designing cars that moved away from retro looks. The latest Jaguar XJ is almost futuristic in its shape, with a profile indicating strength and speed. The rear end is totally different. It has taillights that are vertically positioned and give the rear end a polarising appearance.

At first we did not like the look, but after a couple of hours following other cars on the road test, we grew accustomed to the style.

In particular we thought they suited the black cars. We also like the use of the `leaper’ Jaguar badge in what is a simple, yet effective, rear end.

The XJ’s interior is typical Jag - refined, comfortable, practical and luxurious. A semicircular timber ring around the dash and extending to the front doors gives the cabin a ‘Riva’ boat style that adds to the gentleman’s club feel. This is enhanced by the car’s panoramic glass roof that not only gives the interior a light, bright feel but also lowers the roof line.

Jaguar XJ is a big car, but it’s low slung in the traditional Jag sportssedan manner. While interior space is good in the two front seats, the back seat legroom is better described as adequate rather than luxurious in the standard model. We suggest the long-wheelbase (LWB) option if you plan to carry rearseat passengers for trips of any distance. It provides an extra 125mm of leg room and that makes a huge difference.

The latest Jaguar instrument panel looks conventional at first glance, but is as future oriented as the rest of the car. That’s because what initially appears to be a conventional array actually contains a cluster of virtual dials for the speedo, tachometer and ancillary gauges.

We have to admit to not liking the fact that only the readings for the current range of vehicle speed and engine revs are clearly shown on the computer generated dials. For example, if you’re driving at 60 km/h the only numbers easily read on the speedo are those indicating from 50 to 70 km/h, the others are greyed out.

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6. $19,073.60. 7. $6,505.20. 8. $8,239.40. 9. $9,107.80. 10. $9,973.60. 11. $9,973.60. 12. $10,839.40. 13. $11,707.80. 14. $12,571.00. 15. $12,571.00. 16. $12,571.00. 17. $13,439.40 18. $14,305.20. 19. $16,471.00.

20. $17,3339.40. 21. $29,354.40. 22. $29,354.40. 23. $34,287.60

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$13,000 $12,000 $11,000 $10,000 $10,000 $9,000 $9,000 $8,000 $8,000 $8,000 $6,000

FOUR CYLINDER AUTOMATICS 2008 NISSAN TIIDA SEDAN, Auto, A/C, P/S, Mod Kms. WMF-840 2003 NISSAN PULSAR Q HATCH, Auto, A/C, P/S, New Tyres. YVM-543 2002 HOLDEN ASTRA CITY HATCH, Auto, A/C, Local, SAB-265 2003 HYUNDAI ACCENT 3 DOOR HATCH, Auto, A/C, P/S. SDJ-306 2001 HYUNDAI ACCENT HATCH, Auto, A/C, P/S, Mod Kms. QRE-643 1999 HOLDEN JS VECTRA HATCH, Auto, A/C, P/S, Alloys. PKT-872 1995 MITSUBISHI LANCER COUPE, Auto, A/C, P/S, Local. NGN-835

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$15,000 $10,000 $8,000 $8,000 $7,000 $7,000 $6,000

$9,000 1997 BMW 318i SEDAN, 5 Speed, 4 Door, Local, A/C. OHV-281

2001 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER WAGON, 5 Speed, A/C, Local. RRB-384

$8,000

2003 TOYOTA AVALON CONQUEST, Auto, Local, Mod Kms, A/c, P/S. WBM-789 1998 TOYOTA COROLLA, Auto, Local, A/C, P/S. OWW-095

$9,000 2006 BF FALCON FUTURA, Auto, A/C, P/S, Alloys, Mod Kms. UJH-709 $7,000 2003 BA FALCON, 6 Cyl, Auto, A/C, P/S. SQU-692

2003 MITSUBISHI LANCER GLI COUPE, 5 Speed, A/C, P/S, Alloys. SIR-513

$6,000

1997 BMW 318i SEDAN, 5 Speed, A/C, P/S, Alloys. OHV-281

$6,000

1999 SUBARU LIBERTY SEDAN, 5 Speed, 1 Owner, AWD. PYQ-533

$6,000

1999 MITSUBISHI MAGNA SPORTS SEDAN, Auto, Mod Kms, A/C, P/S. SCN-026

$6,000

2001 HYUNDAI SONATA CLASSIQUE SEDAN, Auto, A/C, P/S. RCM-898

$5,000

1993 NISSAN MAXIMA SEDAN, V6 Auto, A/C, P/S, Alloys. FAZ-316

$5,000 $3,999 1991 TOYOTA HILUX SURF, Turbo Diesel Wagon. SCG-896 2000 PEUGEOT 206 HATCH, 5 Speed, 3 Door, Local. UVC-502

1993 DAIHATSU CHARADE, 5 Speed, Hatch, 4 Cyl Motor. FGT-513

WAGONS & 4X4 2003 FORD XLT ESCAPE WAGON, Auto, A/C, P/S, Alloys. YVP-624 2001 MAZDA TRIBUTE WAGON, Auto, A/C, P/S, Local. REZ-154

2003 HYUNDAI ACCENT 3 DOOR HATCH

$11,000 $9,000

COMMERCIALS AND UTES 2001 RODEO LT SPORTS TWIN CAB, 5 Speed, A/C, P/S, Alloys. RDS-145

$13,000

2003 HOLDEN RODEO UTILITY, 5spd A/C, P/S, Aluminium Tray. SNU-535

$11,000

2001 VS HOLDEN COMMODORE UTILITY, Auto, 6 Cyl. YBD-297

$9,000

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$4,500 $2,000 $1,500

$15,000 1995 MITSUBISHI MAGNA SEDAN, 5 speed, A/C, P/S, Local. NHP-811 $12,000 1999 FORD AU FALCON FORTE WAGON, Auto. RZR-829

$1,000 $1,000

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Factory trained at Subaru, Bret Connell is qualified to look after Subarus with all the care their owners would expect.

With over 20 years experience, Bret has a passion for all Subaru vehicles.

Greater City Car Care offers handbook servicing, minor and major servicing, brakes, suspensions, roadworthy certificates and much more.

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As a licensed VicRoads roadworthy tester, Greater City Car Care can provide roadworthy inspections and the convenience of being able to have all the work carried out in the one location.

The team at Greater City Car Care also carries out pre-purchase inspections on used vehicles. All inspections come with a written report and a 40point safety inspection so prospective buyers can be fully informed about used cars before purchasing.

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For the dealer alternative to cover all servicing and maintenance needs, Subaru owners need Bret Connellâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Greater City Car Care.

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Advertise your item for sale in this local newspaper for great results!

HOLDEN, Commodore VY, 2002, 150,000kms, AC, towbar, cruise, new tyres, EC. RTH-168. $7,800ono.

5253-3223.

Clifton Springs.

For ONLY $1 extra, you can also place your advert in

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JEEP, Grand Cherokee, Larado, no off road, low miles, EC, STL-939, must see. $12,000. 0407 438 623. Waurn Ponds.

2007, new, lights, RWC. 5267-

DAIHATSU, Terios, SX, 2002, 5 door, auto, towbar, 96,000km, reg 01/13, silver, EC, 1 lady owner, RZT-652, $7,500. 0403 015 728. Newtown.

FORD, Fairmont, 1987, XF, Ghia, 144,200kms, VGC, original rust free car, excellent interior, with books, AC, immobiliser, October reg., YAK-211.

Best offer over $3,000.

5248-6720, 0431 932 612.

Whittington.

FORD, Fairmont, BA Mark 2, 2005, auto, sunroof, spoiler, extras, lady owner, EC, RWC, TTU-671. $9,000. 0438 065 592. St Leonards.

MOTOR VEHICLES FORD, Focus, Ghia, 2005, sedan, dark red, 46,000kms, front and side airbags, auto, backing sensor, ABS brakes, new tyres, service history, reg. until 10/12. UJZ-076. $15,000.

5253-1365.

Drysdale.

FORD, Ranger, 2008, XTL, 86,000kms, with nudge bar, towbar, carry bars and hard lid, WNX701. $28,500. 0407 502 379. Moolap.

HOLDEN, Commodore, VY, Acclaim, 145,000kms, side airbags, reg. until 12/12, EC, RWC, TXI-977. $7,900. 0408 039 836.

Geelong.

MAZDA, 2, 2007, auto, AC, PS, EC, tinted windows, 70,000kms, service history, UXK-977. $13,700ono. 0409 175 344. Belmont.

MAZDA, MX5, 1990, red, EC, had very little use, only 83,000kms, has optional hard-top and brand new soft-top with glass window, UET-577, RWC supplied. $10,000ono.

5253-1395 or 0412 437 157.

NISSAN, Dualis, 2008, 45,000km, white, ST, 2wd, 12 month reg, EC, WUZ525, $17,000. 0408 754 843 or 5275-4842. Corio.

NISSAN, Patrol, 2002, ST+, 3 litre, turbo diesel, manual, low kms, lots of extras, service history, November reg., EC, RWC, RXZ-755. $22,500ono.

0418 522 078. Geelong.

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5278 8588

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Cars, utes, trucks & vans.

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TOYOTA, Lexcen, 1996, white, sedan, good goer, 256,000kms, XIV-671. $1,600. 5257-1077. St Leaonards.

SCOOTER, Suzuki, Burgman 650, 2004, satellite navigation, intercom, lots more, reg., ICIKK, consider swap fishing boat. $5,200. 0433 145 336, 5241-1338. Belmont.

CARAVANS & TRAILERS

MITSUBISHI, Magna, 1994, TR, wagon, $300.

0414 256 541. Geelong.

AAA Mitch’s Car Removals and Towing. Cash paid for complete vehicles, also scrap metal and farm machinery. Phone 0420 671 711. LMCT 10724 CAR REMOVAL, $100 cash if complete. Prompt pick up, LMCT 7551. Call John 0430 446 730.

MOTORCYCLES

STACER, aluminium, 3.8, Sea Sprite, inflatable pontoons fitted, floor, SS fuel tanks, captain’s chair, upholstered seats, reg. until 09/12, all safety equipment, 20HP Honda, electric start, trim, tilt, 16 hours, serviced, extendable drawbar. $7,200ono.

0419 198 191. Portarlington.

BOATING LICENCE COURSE In Geelong.

28th March, 2012.

Limited places available.

Course in Recreational Boat Operator Training.

0422 438 732

SUZUKI, GSX 1100, 1982, 12 months reg., GC, XN-775. $4,000. 0425 747 823. Ocean Grove.

AA FREE CAR REMOVAL Prompt, friendly service.

5248-1122, all hours.

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All makes and models.

Open 6 days a week.

SUZUKI, Burgman, AN400, 2006, EC, rarely used, EV901, reg. until 09/12, 5,600kms, ageing owner, must sell. $5,950ono. Call Bill: 0418 144 620. Corio.

HARLEY DAVIDSON, 2010, Iron 883, denim black forward controls, black exhaust, 2000K, ILV892. $13,500. 0407 606 926. Leopold.

JAYCO, Finch, off road, sleeps 6, tow, with 4 cylinder, 3 way fridge, new springs, reinforced chassis, go anywhere, full awning. $4,850. 0400 169 172. Ocean Grove.

CARAVANS & TRAILERS TRAVELLER, poptop, 2005, 15.6’ x 7’, 2 single beds, annexe, 120L fridge, AC, many extras, as brand new. $19,500. 5278-4384.

Bell Park.

TEAR DROP, caravan, home made, 2.4x1, 5x1.6, new materials/fittings, CD, radio, water, stove, 12V and solar lighting, many extras, includes spare tyre. $2,900. 5244-1644, 0402 197 273. South Geelong.

WINDSOR, Statesman, Royal, poptop, 1997, tandem, independent suspension, electric brakes, full annexe, lots more, travels well. $18,000ono.

0419 560 389. Altona Meadows.

JAYCO, poptop, 2000, 16’, EC, double bed, microwave, always garaged, new awning. $15,500. 5258-3180, 0418 371 384. Point Lonsdale.

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JAYCO, poptop, 15’x7’, 4 berth, annexe, VGC, plus extras. $8,990neg. 52501950. Leopold.

DINGHY, sailing, 9’10”, Fairy penguin, fibreglass bottom, plywood top, trailer, beach cradle, fully restored, great little sailer. $1,200. 0448 906 776.

Highton.

STACER, 11’, painted, carpeted floor, side deck with holders, depth sounder, 9.9HP Yamaha, new custom trailer, all safety gear, all in EC. $3,800ono. 0409 435 810.

St Albans.

TOYOTA, 2004, 2.7L, auto, has everything, very clean, ready to go, RWC, YHI-511. $49,500. 52554396. Ocean Grove.

Phone: 5222 1606

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Phone 5248 6070.

SUZUKI, GSX600F, 1990, genuine second owner, very clean, low kms, RWC, long reg., UQ-580, regretful sale. $3,500.

0419 210 115. Leopold.

CAMPER TRAILER, Queen size bed, with annexe, $3,300. 0400 082 566. Corio.

CARAVAN, Coromal, 1990, Aussie low line, EC, double bed, annexe, microwave. $11,500 for both. 0416 746 947. Jan Juc.

MAZDA, MX5, 1990, RWC, long reg., 150,000kms, blue, GC. TUT-618. $4,999. 0424 041 767. St Leonards.

HOLDEN, Commodore, VZ, 2005, Executive sedan, auto, 150,000kms, RWC, EC, WOE-522. $9,950. 0403 010 127.

SCOOTER, Honda, Spasey 250, reg., RWC, VIN MF5205895. $1,800.

0433 145 336, 5241-1338.

Belmont.

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PET DIVIDER, for Falcon station wagon, GC. $200.

5298-1405.

Hamlyn Heights.

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HOLDEN, Omega, December 2006, tinted glass, reverse sensors, new SV6 wheels and tyres, 158,000kms, UNG-694. $13,000. 0438 539 106.

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0448 346 997. Bell Post Hill.

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5241-9269, 0430 144 070. Belmont.

GEELONG COLLEGE UNIFORM, complete including blazer, kilt, jumpers, dresses etc. Sizes range from 8 to 14, most items under 2 months old, $295. 0411 595 826.

GOLF BUGGY, Yamaha, petrol motor, pristine condition, been garaged for 4 years due to ill health, fitted side curtains, comes with brand new Sparks tilt trailer, with thief proof lock, plus full length waterproof cover. $5,875.

0412 900 574. Grovedale.

ELECTRIC CHAIR, leather, table to fit. $1,200ono.

5257-1809. Indented Head.

HOUSE BRICKS, $220 for 1000. Phone James 0407 361 047. Norlane.

CHAIRS, kitchen, colonial, wooden. $130. 5221-2501.

Newtown.

EMBROIDERY MACHINE, Bernina, new still in box, less than ½ price. $959.

0458 742 313. Norlane.

DEMIJOHNS, 5x 52 litre, 1x grape crusher, manual modified to electric. $300 the lot. 5241-4984. Grovedale.

ENTERTAINMENT UNIT, large with 80cm TV, EC. $250ono. 0419 399 134.

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5241-9864.

Grovedale.

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MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, electric patient hoist, manual wheelchair, adjustable bed rail, folding loading ramps suitable for wheelchair, $1,400 the lot.

0401 050 287. Grovedale.

JACKET, Brando leather riding, as new, $155.

5272-2091. Drumcondra.

SPINDLE SHAPING machine, 3 phase, with large range of cutters, retired cabinet maker. $5,000. 0422 058 120.

Torquay.

ASSORTED, baby cot, mattress, sheets, blankets, quilt sets, trolley cover.

Value $850. Sell $270.

0420 596 042, Corio.

ASSORTED, cot, mattress, jogger pram, bassinet, bed rail, EC. $400. 0409 941 648. Belmont.

ANTIQUES

STAIR LIFT, Acorn, suit 3 steps, or can be adapted, EC, installation available. $900 ono. 5244-2097.

Torquay.

BEDHEAD, and foot, with irons, double, antique, edwardian, inlaid bow and ribbons in main panels. $350. 5253-2410. Clifton Springs.

STOVE, gas, Westinghouse, upright, 4 burner, as new. $350. 5257-1295.

St Leonards.

BUFFET dresser, antique, circular mirror, 6’ long, perfect condition. $500.

5261-2809. Torquay.

SURFBOARD, NSP, Surf Betty, 6’10’’, pink, VGC, carry bag. $420. 0433 364 680. Leopold.

LOUNGE SUITE, 3 piece, Jacobean, carved, 1940’s. $1,000 ono. 5253-2786.

Clifton Springs area.

MOBILITY SCOOTER, hardly used, battery operated, EC. $2,500. Gary 0418 504 231. Leopold.

TABLE LAMP, (art deco), blue, frilled, glass shade, unusual design. $100.

5251-1818. Clifton Springs.

MOTOR SCOOTER, electric, as new, red and black, no reg, no licence required. $1,800. 0438 181 131. Hamlyn Heights.

TABLE, round cedar, Victorian, centre column.

120cm - 4ft, seats 6-8, VGC. $600. 5243-7517.

Highton.

TABLE, Malaysian hardwood, teak, 180Lx90W, 6 months old, EC, $350.

0414 969 543. Clifton Springs.

MOUNTAIN BIKE, ladies, 24 gears, Sedona, hardly used, paid $720, sell $290. 5248-7029, 0425 703 798. St Albans Park.

TILES, 166, white with grey marble effect, 33.5 x 50cms, wall. $350ono.

0438 393 532. Grovedale.

MOBILE (IPHONE), 32GB, dual simcard, new in box, great Christmas gift, unlocked, no contract. $195. 0478 021 499. Highton.

OUTDOOR DINING TABLE, hand crafted, professionally built, recycled black butt top with lots of feature, steel frame and legs, 186 x 87cm, $1,850 ono. 5241-9373. Grovedale.

PAVING, crazy paving, blue stone, large quantity. $1,500ono. 0434 831 012.

Highton.

PHOTO COPIER, Ricoh, Aficio, 340, A4-A3, reduce, enlarge, GC. $380.

0419 034 227. Waurn Ponds.

POOL TABLE, 8’ x 4’, slate, EC, accessories included. $1,300. 0404 035 289. Geelong.

ROCKING CHAIR, antique, circa 1910, tapestry seat, back and arms, EC. $375. 52483421. St Albans Park.

SCOOTER, mobility, electric, 4 wheel, 40km range, brand new. $2,300.

0402 757 987. Lara.

SECURITY DOOR, new. $120ono. 5278-9167. Bell Park.

TILES, 29, graphite 40cm x 40cm floor tiles, 110 white 20cm x 25cm wall tiles. $295 ono. 0408 599 673. Grovedale.

TIN, Arnotts biscuit tin, old, VGC. $9. 5221-4338.

Geelong West.

TOYS, Dora 25 items including vanity, dolls, games and more. $45 the lot. 0408 320 876. Highton.

TV LG, large, set top box, DVD player, EC, 2 remotes. $205ono. 52785756. North Geelong.

TV, Voxson, HD, 22’’, DVD, and tuner, new in box, $290. 5224-2735 or 0416 709 983. Geelong West.

WATCH, Gents, Tissot, unwanted prize, valued $1,550, sell $700ono.

Urgent sale. 0421 025 341. North Geelong.

WETSUIT, Rip Curl Steamer, chest zip, size large, 3/2, brand new. Retail $580, sell $375. 0424 065 525. Anglesea.

WIG, ladies, short style, coffee shade with highlights, excellent quality, natural, products provided. $150ono.

5298-1123.

Newtown.

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ELECTRIC BIKE, no licence or reg. required, red, GC, $600. 5256-1895.

Ocean Grove.

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SIDEBOARD, modern, dark timber, 4 yo, 1.5 M, EC, $800. 5243-4781.

Highton.

KARDINIA COLLEGE, pinafores and kilts, GC, $60. 0413 244 428.

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LOUNGE SUITE, wingback, 2 seater, floral pattern, EC. $200. 52531930. Clifton Springs.

GOLF MEMBERSHIP, share, 13th Beach, sale due to ill health. $3,500ono.

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ENTERTAINMENT UNIT, large TV/DVD/CD compart -ments, wood, mahogany, EC. $150. 5243-3293. Belmont.

FREEZER, Westinghouse, small chest, EC. $150.

5257-1295. St Leonards.

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CARPET, bold Axminster, best quality wool. 3 large rooms 3350cm x 4170cm, 5270cm x 3460cm, 4220 cm x 3220cm. All EC plus 2 free runners. $1,500.

0422 571 215. Torquay.

GARDENING

DINING TABLE, extendable, 6 chairs, matching buffet unit, EC. $900ono.

5277-0046, 0413 287 001.

Bell Post Hill.

BED, single, iron frame, blue colour, 1900 x 900cm, arched headrest 780cm, new, includes mattress, $120ono. 52242735 or 0416 709 983.

Geelong West.

BLINDS, 6, roller style, white, various sizes, EC. $400 the lot. 0408 758 988. Highton.

FOR SALE

FISH TANK, restored 60s TV, all new accessories, pump, light works. $1,300ono. 0408 398 617.

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Solid timber, insulated Colorbond roof.

Ex lge suit Shepherd $150 Lge suit big Lab $125 Med $90 Sm $50

BIKE, mens, Raleigh, 18 speed, 51.5cm, frame as new, EC. $250. 52825456. Lara.

FOR SALE

DINING SETTING, pine stained, extension table, 8 chairs, suede upholstery, VGC. $600. 0438 782 022.

Bell Park.

BEANIE KIDS, EC, most with tags, set of 30. $100ono the lot. 0414 633 145. Geelong.

BIKE, brand new, Cyclops, boys/girls, accesories, less than half price, $80. 0434 831 012.

Highton.

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DINING SETTING, 2.1m x 1m, pine table with 6 chairs, reasonable condition. $240. 5256-3887.

Ocean Grove.

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0425 822 613. Lara.

FISH TANK, with stand/light, 4ft, extra thick glass. $280ono. 0400 419 015. Belmont.

BRIDAL & DEB WEAR NEW WEDDING DRESS, size 14-18, lace up back, train, white, beads, embroidery, $400 ono.

0488 110 064. Geelong.

WEDDING DRESS and shawl, EC, 10-12, dry cleaned. $500. 0422 284 788. Lara.

WEDDING DRESS, 1012, made/worn in UK, cream lace over satin, Vneck, ¾ sleeves, tiered skirt, train, under-skirt, very feminine, drycleaned, EC, bargain. $200. 5243-1560. Belmont.

WEDDING DRESS, 1416, ivory beaded and matching beaded veil, EC. Been drycleaned. $600.

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WEDDING DRESS, Wendy Makin designer, size 14-16, white silk, small train, lace beaded bodice top. $1,500ono.

0400 309 043. Geelong.

WEDDING DRESS, white, 10, beading, lace-up back, train, stunning!, 3 x bridesmaid dresses, 1012, silver, chiffon, overlay, long, flowergirl dress, 10, white, all never worn! sell the lot $1,200. 0412 235 861. Herne Hill.

WEDDING DRESS, white, size 12 - 16, thin straps (optional), crystal beaded bodice, princess skirt, lace up back, train, EC, dry cleaned, $1,000. 0407 048 276. Lara.

FLOATS AND TRANSPORT

HORSE FLOAT, double, new floors, paint, tyres, EC. $6,500 negotiable.

0400 886 992. Lara.

FOR SALE SADDLE, black, Bruce Smith, dressage, 16”. EC, $1,500. 0411 262 816.

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WEDDING DRESS, Essense, latte, crushed taffeta dress, including veil, lace up back, size 1618. $450 ono. 0408 533 860. 5257-1260. Ocean Grove.

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SCOOTER, Monarch, as new, hardly used, owner deceased. New $3,300, sell $2,300ono. 52758193. Corio.

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Big snapper surprise for angler off Torquay On the bite BRIAN LONG ANGLER’S skills were tested over the past week in rough conditions but recorded some excellent captures as the weather settled.

Possibly the best snapper caught not just in the past week, but for some time now, was taken by Jason Hoekstra off Torquay early last Sunday. Jason’s absolute ripper bottomed the scales at 11.65kg, with very few snapper this size ever taken locally.

Paul Jacoby also fished offshore, taking snapper averaging 900g and two just over 2kg each off Collendina.

Salmon continued to excite in and around Port Phillip Heads. Fish over 3kg were taken, with most closer to 1kg.

Trolling small, white occy skirts worked but casting small soft plastics into the bust-ups was best, especially with clear-coloured power minnows.

Salmon were also caught at the mouth of Swan Bay. The fish were chasing baitfish on the surface at first light but disappeared as the sun rose, with anglers trolling again finding them but further into the bay.

Stephen Davis fished the grass beds between Swan Island and Duck Island for a bag limit catch of squid. Two were over 2kg and caught on Yamashita 2.5 jigs in the Blue Mullet pattern.

Terry and Daniel Gibbs fished the edge of the Coles Channel between Edwards Point and St Leonards with pippies for a bag-limit catch of whiting to 43cm. The action was best on the run-up to high tide.

Terry McMillan also caught a nice bag of whiting while fishing Point Richards from first light. Undersize snapper were a problem, with Terry running out of bait in two hours.

Danny Smith drifted the area known as The Graveyard out from the Hermsley spoil ground with soft plastics. Danny found plenty of flathead, estimating he

Really big red: Jason Hoekstra with his 11.65kg snapper from Torquay. caught and released over 40 fish and keeping two, the largest at 64cm.

Xavier Knott also did well on soft plastics while drifting on the Leopold spoil grounds. He found many undersize snapper, lost two big fish to pulled hooks and eventually boated a snapper of just over 3kg and another of 4.2kg on the next cast.

Gordon Pullen fished the Stingaree Bay spoil grounds for a dozen whiting and a similar number of garfish before deciding to drift for flathead. His decision was rewarded with six nice fish all around 40cm.

Last weekend Paul Forbes trekked into Point Lillias where the action started slowly with just a couple of very small flathead. Then the surface erupted, with Paul attaching a small laser lure to catch a salmon better than 1kg on each cast for the best part of an hour.

Anglers casting soft plastics along Geelong’s waterfront reported numbers of flathead, especially between Cunningham Pier and the Royal Geelong Yacht Club.

Small lures were best, with Turtleback worms in the Pumpkin Green colour best.

Surf fishing was limited due to discoloured water. This weekend’s conditions should be back to normal, with the

deep water rock platforms near Lorne or deep gutters on the beaches likely to be hosting gummy shark.

Gummies over 10kg were taken from Fairhaven, Collendina and Point Roadknight in the past week.

Werribee’s Sergio Tigani heard the eels were biting in the Barwon River, so he tried with worms downstream of Breakwater. He ended up with six nice eels after a two-hour session on Tuesday morning.

Lake Ellingamite produced redfin and trout, with trolled lures such as Atomic Shads and SX 40s in the clear versions best. Bait anglers caught fish on both minnow and mudeye.

Wurdee Boluc Reservoir remained worthwhile, with quality redfin nudging 1.5kg taken on lures.

Casting lures at West Barwon Dam has also been bringing results. The main wall has been good, with anglers advised to use lures that can be worked extremely slowly, such as suspending minnow patterns like Rapala X-raps.

Send reports and photos to info@raylongtackle.com.au or visit Brian at Ray Long’s Fishing World, 105 Shannon Ave, Manifold Heights.

Hart break for players GEELONG travels to Frankston Peninsula this weekend for a one-day premier cricket game to complete the home-and-away season after the first day of play was washed out last week.

The Cats are assured of finals action but will still be keen to acquit themselves well and go into next week’s first final with winning form.

Jeremy Hart will most likely miss the game as he recovers from a side strain but this could be a bonus because no one will want to be the player making way for him next week.

Geelong Cricket Association kicks off its finals series this weekend, with the race for the division one premiership wide open.

Grovedale finished on top after another consistent season but won’t have an easy run to next round, with St Joseph’s looming at Osborne Park.

In what promises to be one of the most even first-versus-sixth contest in years, Joeys will be confident after already defeating Grovedale this season.

While the Tigers look to have more depth, Joeys has enough stars to be an even-money chance.

Geelong West plays Lara at Burdoo Reserve and, while the Cats will have winning momentum from last week’s Twenty20 final via a thrilling coin toss, they won’t be favourites if a game of cricket breaks out.

Popular flag tip South Barwon plays East Belmont at Stinton Oval. Both teams possess serious talent but might not have the depth of the top two teams.

Whichever side’s lesser lights step up to the finals pressure could determine who progresses.

Selections: GROVEDALE v St Joseph’s, GEELONG WEST v Lara, South Barwon v EAST BELMONT. Newcomb & District crept into the division two top-six last week with a victory over Bell Park and, while its

Local Cricket JIM TIMBERLAKE reward is a daunting first-up final against top-placed Geelong City at St Albans, at least it has a chance.

City has been the class team all season, so it won’t allow complacency to prevent a strong performance.

St Alban’s Breakwater finished second and takes on Thomson at Richmond Crescent.

While the Tigers have been in good form, but the Saints will have a psychological edge after beating them last game.

Murgheboluc plays Waurn Ponds at Grinter Reserve in what looks like being a close game, although if City and St Alban’s Breakwater both win, the game will be of little consequence because both sides will reach the semi final stage anyway.

Selections: GEELONG CITY v Newcomb & District, ST ALBAN’S BREAKWATER v Thomson, MURGHEBOLUC v Waurn Ponds.

Winchelsea topped the division three ladder and plays Meredith at Lethbridge.

Winch has stood tall all season, so its had to see it letting this one slip.

Second placed Modewarre takes on Inverleigh at Winchelsea, while third placed Teesdale travels to Little River Reserve to play Lethbridge This will be a thrilling finals series, with all teams legitimate chances of claiming the silverware.

Selections: WINCHELSEA v Meredith, MODEWARRE v Inverleigh, TEESDALE v Lethbridge.

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tives and club attitudes seem hypocritical.”

St Mary’s Catholic parish priest Fr Kevin Dillon said doubting the Cats sincerity on the deal would be a “tough call”.

“There may be some who would call it hypocritical but it seems like a responsible action.

Economically, the club could promote gambling as hard as it could but it’s not.”

Geelong council’s gambling advisory group chair Cr Jan Farrell backed the deal.

“I’m looking forward to working with Harry during

Responsible Gambling Awareness Week.”

The club gained varied feedback after seeking Twitter responses to the sponsorship.

Shesaid_aus tweeted: “I am very proud of this initiative but given the money we get from pokies don’t think we can act too virtuous.”

Markc01 replied: “The Cats should concentrate on what they are best at - winning footy games not telling free thinking adults what to do.”

Fundraisers’ clean-out to clean up for SIDS Appeal: Rebecca Winkler and son Sterling with products for the SIDS fundraiser.

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She hoped a second-hand fashion market could raise vital funds for research into Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), which claimed the life of five-month-old River Waddell.

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Cats and 80 at Point Cook’s The Brook.

The club’s business plan said the Cats aimed to “increase hospitality profit to $3.2 million by 2013 through the addition of The Brook and…new gaming arrangements in late 2012”.

Anti-gambling campaigner and federal Member for Corangamite Darren Cheeseman said the Cats had a “genuine commitment to tackling problem gambling”.

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D LI ON’ M T IT M ED IS ST S O OC UT K! !

BY JOHN VAN KLAVEREN GEELONG Cats has signed a sponsorship deal with a gamblers’ counselling service despite planning to reap increased profits from pokies.

The Gamblers Help sponsorship was aimed at “encouraging young men to gamble responsibly this footy season”.

Star Cats defender Harry Taylor will act under the arrangement as an ambassador for the service.

The club operates 100 poker machines at Geelong’s Club

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Ms Winkler said more information was available by emailing her on beccy_kate@hotmail.com

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