TWR Volume 37 Issue 41 Wednesday 16th November 2022

Remembrance Day in Dunolly

Even though the weather was teasing us, the Dunolly/Bealiba RSL President Rick Gale welcomed everyone. He gave a short reading on the purpose of the Remembrance Service, then Pastor Miriam Darlow gave the prayer “Psalm 23” and a small reading, followed by Councillor Liesbeth Long’s

story and poem “In Flanders’ Fields” The Dunolly school children are so much appreciated for helping to keep the remembrance of the sacrifices made by so many Australians in order to keep us a free country; the little poem they read was very moving Thank you to the children and teachers for your help.

Remembrance Day

The red poppy such a si flower which says so much red poppy is a sy of Remembrance and of hope a positive future and a peace world

On the 11th hour on the 11th of the 11th month, a minu silence is observed and dedicated to those soldiers who died fighting to protect the nation Why is this day special to Australians?

In 1997, Governor General Sir William Deane issued a proclamation formally declaring 11th November to be Remembrance Day, urging all Australians to observe one minute silence at 11am on 11th November each year, to remember those who died or suffered for Australia's cause in all wars and armed conflicts.

On 11th November at 11am, in Dunolly, we paused to remember all of the men and women of the Australian Defence Force who have made the ultimate sacrifice

We will remember them. Lest we forget.

Dunolly Australia Day Awards

From honouring our fallen heroes, we now look to celebrate our contemporary Dunolly heroes. The Awards are now open for nominations for the Dunolly Citizen of the Year, the Young Citizen of the Year and Best Business or Community Group

These are our fellow citizens who have demonstrated through hard work and dedication that they have provided significant contribution to our community

Nomination form is included in this issue on Page12

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Continued from front pag Laying of wreaths by m and the community then place. Member Arthur Lacey recited the “Ode” , minute’s silence was held. Deb mastered the running Bluetooth PA system, t Post and the Rouse were sounded and Barney rai flag, all worked well.

Rachel Buckley led community in the Anthem, what a wonderful Rachel really didn’t need Thank you also to Sharr her photography. Unfort the Bugler at the last

St . Mary's Church Anniversary

Fifty years ago, or fifty one to be precise, a large crowd gathered at St Mary's Church Dunolly, to celebrate the centenary of the opening of the church. The 150th anniversary should have been last year, but Covid restrictions put paid to that.

The celebration will be on Sunday, 27th November, 2022 at St Mary’s, beginning with Mass at noon Bishop Paul Bird, Bishop of Ballarat will be saying Mass. Father John and the congregation invite you to help us celebrate.

We may be able to get near to the hundred plus people who attended 50 years ago There is a photo of this gathering which will be on display in the church. Have a look to see if you can find yourself or someone you know.

The celebrations will continue with a picnic in the Gordon Gardens There are several places in town that do take away or else bring your sandwiches and thermos

R. Mecredy

Jungle Growth

This is not a criticism, just a comment. After all that heavy rain, everything has started to shoot up and spread out and has got completely out of control My garden has almost engulfed me and I can barely squeeze through the shrubbery to get to the side gate.

I feel very sympathetic for the Council employees whose task it is to cut grass and clear public land. An example of this is at the corner when you are approaching the Avoca Road from the Timor Road

The grass is so long on the corner, it is impossible to see any traffic when turning right towards Dunolly, and that is just a small example of how dense the growth is everywhere.

We need huge robotic slashers to take over, otherwise an enormous working bee of every ablebodied Dunolly resident. Not serious in last

Flowers on Broadway

I haven’t seen these flowers growing wild before. They are flowering along in the d on B dw

Dunolly and District Neighbourhood Centre

We are located in the old Nurses’ Home beside the hospital on Havelock Street

Monday to Thursday 9am to 3pm (lunch break in the middle); and Dunolly Arts Hub, on the corner of Thompson and Alice Streets.

Monday

® Ballroom dancing at St John’s Hall, Barkly Street Intermediate skills needed

® “Whispering Weeders’ garden club last Monday of the month.

® Mosaic making at the Arts Hub from 10am

® Card making and scrapbooking with Rhonda3rd Monday of the month.

Tuesday

® Woodwork shed from 9am.

® Family History group from 1pm Wednesday

® Craft group from 10am.

® Table tennis 9am 2pm (Golf Course on Separation Road) Evening session available for interested people.

Thursday

® Croquet from 10am behind the Courthouse on Bull Street

Sunday

® Golden Triangle Archers 10am, 4th Sunday of the month (Archery Range behind Deledio Reserve; enter via Elgin Street)

Monday to Thursday 1.30-3pm

Dunolly Neighbourhood Pantry

DunollyPantry“After Hours” is available all the time.

Christmas is nearly upon us, and we are gathering items that will go into Christmas hampers to distribute mid December We will gratefully accept donations of Christmas themed, long life items such as puddings, packets of fruit mince tarts, powdered custard etc. If it lasts beyond Christmas and the new year, we’ll take it!

Feel free to donate items for our gift table such as sporting equipment, children’s books, pencils and textas, painting supplies and similar when people collect their hampers, they will also be able to select some gifts for loved ones.

Whole Town Garage Sale new dateSaturday November 26 from 8am

Less than two weeks to go! The cut-off point to register your home for the Town Garage Sale is this Thursday the 17th, so I can finalise the maps for printing. So many events have been cancelled lately and we are very happy to be able to re schedule the day.

Help with online forms such as the Power Saving Bonus

I’m always happy to help people with those annoying online forms that government departments and companies like to inflict upon us! I find it amusing that they tell us how ‘easy’ or ‘simple’ it is to fill these in online things always go wrong, don’t they? Rest assured, if I don’t know how to help with something, I will either figure out a way or find someone else who can Call me for a chat, and then we can make an appointment

Card Making with Rhonda

This coming Monday the 21st at 1.30pm, come along to the Centre for an enjoyable couple of hours making stunning Christmas themed cards for family and friends. For $12 all inclusive, Rhonda will teach you the skills needed to create lasting memories to cherish.

Rooms available for small meetings/consultations NBN internet and cosy lounge with split system with tea/coffee available to all residents. Drop in! Board games, jigsaw puzzles, and an expanding library await.

Kath Ryan, Co ordinator 18 Havelock Street Dunolly 5468 1511 admin@dunnhc.com au

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Last Friday I was humbled to be asked to speak at the RSL Remembrance Day service in Dunolly.

I was born in the Netherlands and as such I did not grow up with the Anzac heritage that was still displayed so proudly on the 11th. This does not mean, however, that I don’t have a deep respect and appreciation for what the Anzac legacy means and stands for

In July 2019 my husband Andrew and I travelled in Europe for 6 weeks. During that time we decided to visit Villers-Bretonneux which was the site of a huge allied battle during the first World War. Following the war, schoolchildren in Victoria helped raise the funds to rebuild the village school that was destroyed during the battle. The special relationship between the people of Villers Bretonneux and Australia was highlighted once again after the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires in Victoria. On learning of the destruction of the local Strathewen Primary School, the people of Villers Bretonneux raised funds towards rebuilding the school This gesture, nearly a century on from the Battle of Villers-Bretonneux, is testament to the enduring bonds between two great allies. We caught the train from Paris to Amiens and then a short connection to Villers Bretonneux I had hired us an Air BNB for a couple of nights and we walked there from the station.

It was incredible to see the references to Australia everywhere, on street signs, restaurants, pubs and Australian themed murals on building walls. We passed the Primary School and above the playground quadrangle there was a huge sign proclaiming “Never Forget Australia.”

The next day, we walked to the Sir John Monash Centre, which is set on the grounds of the VillersBretonneux Military Cemetery in northern France, and adjacent to the Australian National Memorial (see photo) It tells Australia’s story of the Western Front in the words of those who served It was a stunning day with a blue sky and rolling hills as far as the eye could see But there was also a

sombre feeling in the air and we were quiet the whole time as we contemplated what had happened here so many decades before.

We were both incredibly moved by the immersive experience and it gave us a better understanding of the journey of ordinary Australians which was told in their own voices through letters, diaries, videos, audio and life size images To be able to connect with the places they fought and died left us with a lasting impression.

If you are ever in Europe, a visit to Villers Bretonneux is an absolute must!

Councillor Liesbeth Long

Cr Liesbeth Long

Central Goldfields Shire Council

Statutory Meeting

A Statutory Meeting of Council was held on Tuesday, 15th November at 6pm to elect the Central Goldfields Shire Mayor for the 2022 2023 mayoral term Congratulations to Mayor Cr La Vella. Thank you to our outgoing Mayor Cr Chris Meddows Taylor.

Flood Recovery Roads

Our roads, like many roads across the state, have been hard hit by the recent flood events. Full restoration works on our road, bridge and drainage network will be a long term challenge. It’s going to take time and will require extensive funding through Victorian Government recovery funding streams

To secure the funding, the condition of our roads, bridges and drainage culverts needs to be assessed by an independent contractor Council have engaged Shepherd Services (pictured), and this work is now underway across our road, bridge and drainage network. Once the assessment is complete, we will have a

Road Closures - Energy Breakthrough

With the 2022 Energy Breakthrough taking place from 16th 20th November, please be advised of the following street closures for the running of the event For any enquiries please contact Council on 54610 610 or email enquiries@eb.org.au

Road Closure Dates

Lake Road (between Pool and playground)

Park Rd (between Holyrood St & Gladstone St)

Park Rd (between Holyrood St & Nightingale St)

Holyrood St (between Park Rd & Burns St)

Burns St (between Christian St & Lake Rd)

Burns St (between Lake Rd & Holyrood St)

Napier St/Lake Road from Christian St

Christian St (between Burns & Napier St)

Entire Road Closed now until 20/11

Entire Road Resident Access from Gladstone St

16/11 –20/11

Entire Road 16/11 20/11

Entire Road Resident Access from Burns St

16/11 –20/11

Entire Road Resident Access Only 16/11 20/11

Entire Road Except Dellavedova Customers

16/11 –20/11

Entire Road 16/11 20/11

Entire Road 17/11 20/11

Road inspection vehicle

OP Sho

Fitting out a holida Airbnb, or a young first home? Dunolly has a large range of The new date for the Whole Town Garag 26th November

The Op Shop has shed stacked gunnels’ (an old term), with useful Kitchen tables and chairs, large comf tables, student des ironing boards, and shed on Friday, 25th Op Shop’s large pa Uniting Church.

We need some person to move the furniture the shed and to return any unsold items on the Saturday evening.

Please ring Jim on 0407 349 044 if you would be able to help, thank you Our very large range of Summer clothing is always being topped up by incoming donations Children’s clothing items are almost ‘as new’ as children outgrow their clothes, shoes, slippers, night wear etc. so quickly.

Loose fitting shirts and wide leg pants make good outdoor wear in the garden, at the moment. Mosquitoes can drill through tight fitting attire, as you will have had the displeasure of finding out Op Shop clothing at around $3 per garment can help overcome those buzzing nasties.

The Op Shop Team

WE WANT YOU!

you ever wanted to write? Be a design and out artist? Publish your photography? you can! We can help and provide training orkshops

Welcome Record needs voluntary ibutors to provide stories, roving rters, columnists, photographers, oonists, poets and volunteers to help with producing and distributing our community paper.

If you can spare an hour, a few hours, half a day, a full day whatever time you may have to help, we will find a role for you in line with your skills and interests. This can be done ‘in office’ or remotely.

If you would like to join us, please email icanhelpTWR@gmail com outlining your skills and interests, how much time you can give plus your contact name, number and we will contact you. Alternatively, you are most welcome to drop by the office to fill in a form

JOIN US TODAY!

Nomina on form must be received by 3.30pm on Friday, 6th January 2023 at the RTC

Act now to start your nursing career in Maryborough

Are you thinking of starting a nursing career? As we rapidly approach the end of the year it’s time to lock in your next step

If you’re leaving school or thinking about returning to study, Maryborough District Health Service (MDHS) is offering you the chance to train to be an enrolled nurse in a supported, hands on learning environment in Maryborough

Applications for the Diploma of Nursing, run onsite at Maryborough, in partnership with Bendigo TAFE (RTO no 3077) are now open

The 2023 intake at Maryborough District Health Service will start on Monday 13th February but you need to act now to meet course entry requirements. Join an upcoming information session to find out more and take the pre entry test. Information sessions will be held in the Centre of Inspired Learning (COIL) Classroom at Maryborough District Health Service on Wednesday 16th November, Tuesday 29th November and Friday 13th January 2023.

The Diploma of Nursing (HLT54121) course runs over two years, three days a week on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday It is the perfect chance to study and learn new skills in the healthcare sector According to Sarah Broad, Operations Manager of Organisational Development at MDHS, there are many benefits to being able to live, work and train locally.

“The TAFE course run at Maryborough offers the benefits of being able to learn and study locally with experienced nurses and educators in our community,” said Mrs Broad.

“We often hear from students that the experience gained from learning in a small to medium sized health service means they get more breadth and exposure to different clinical scenarios.

“You also get to be part of a fun and amazing team, while helping to connect our community to great person centred healthcare.

“At MDHS we encourage a culture of life long learning and are committed to working with our team to develop flexible and tailored long term career opportunities so it’s a great place to start your journey,” she said.

Bendigo TAFE CEO Sally Curtain said Bendigo TAFE is proud to partner with MDHS to provide its students with the skills and training for jobs of the future.

"Our 2 year nursing diploma means our students can get into the workforce quicker and then work in their last two years if they choose to complete their bachelor’s degree to become a registered nurse.

“Nursing is a rewarding career with high job prospects for students when they complete their

study, while also supporting the most vulnerable members of our community,” Ms Curtain said Bendigo TAFE student Tiarne Gale said she loves the convenience of being able to train as a nurse, just a 10 minute drive away from home.

Tiarne is in her second and final year of studying the Diploma of Nursing at Maryborough District Health Service through Bendigo TAFE.

“Learning here at MDHS has been a very positive experience for me,” said Ms Gale.

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I’ve made many friends and built many relationships. I find the teachers very welcoming and knowledgeable, and have a massive respect for everything nurses do.

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We’ve learnt a lot of skills such as caring for the elderly, slide sheets, basic life support, IVs and taking blood it’s harder than it looks.

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It’s like one big family here, and I really like that when you come in you don’t feel intimidated

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It’s very inclusive and a great learning environment, where you get a lot of one on one attention to develop your skills,’ she said.

To book your place at the upcoming information session in Maryborough visit trybooking com/ BXMSJ.

If you would like to find out more about course in Maryborough, contact the team at the Centre of Inspired Learning at Maryborough District Health Service on 03 5461 036.

Katie Perry Maryborough District Health Service

Diploma of Nursing Student Tiarne Gale and MDHS Nurse Educator Bri Anderson

Adventures of Waistcoat W illy

It's time to please all Waistcoat Willy's followers and catch up on some of his many life experiences. This time Billy is on home ground and Rosa has suggested the idea of applying to be contestants on the TV programme Deal or No Deal, a once popular guessing game, now no longer airing.

In true Billy form, he decided to ride down to Melbourne on the motorbike, with Rosa as pillion passenger Arriving at the South Melbourne studios, they were ushered into a big room containing at least one hundred people.

There were about ten interview stations and the interviewer asked their occupations and then asked Billy what had he done in his life What a question for a man with Billy's past life experiences and hairraising adventures! Where would he start?

Billy recounted a few of his many seafaring incidents and the man was amazed at what he heard. He asked Billy whether he would definitely go on the show should he be picked and Billy assured him that he would very much like to accept

Three months passed and then a message arrived to invite Billy and Rosa to attend the TV studios to appear on the show When they arrived, they were given name tags and numbers and were told they would be in Number Two section

Firstly, they were taken to makeup, where Billy had powder brushed on his face and his hat cleaned and then they were ready. A contestant in the first section finished up winning only a dollar and then Billy and Rosa were called up

During the ad break, Billy overheard the man who had interviewed him at the audition say to one of the staff, "If he ever writes a book, I'm going to read it." Pity it wasn't now, because I had a book featuring a selection of Billy's exciting stories printed, which I gave to him last Christmas. Back to the studio. Before Billy went on, Rosa told him to pick number 8, but he said he was going to pick 16 and, believe it or not, number 8 had the $200,000 and Billy had stuck to 16, however he did win $13,000. I can't help wondering what comment Rosa might have made over Billy's choice. Afterwards he was asked whether he would like to choose a box for double or nothing, meaning he either won $26,000 or nothing, and a girl brought out the two boxes. Billy decided he didn't want to take the risk, as he was happy with his prize, but secretly wondered if both boxes held the money, however he would never find that out

As with all money prize shows, winners never receive their cash until the show is aired, in case it might be cancelled That didn't happen to Billy and Rosa however, and they were more than content with their prize money

When the show did come to air, Billy and Rosa invited a few friends for dinner, me included I was the only one who hadn't seen the show and had no idea how the result had turned out No one was allowed to give it away, so here I was calling out

when a generous offer came up, "Take it Billy, take it," and everyone else was just grinning

While in Melbourne, Billy and Rosa decided to visit the grandchildren, and when they arrived, they were surprised to see a big gas bottle out the front. It turned out that the family were blowing up balloons for a party at the children's school Billy and Rosa joined in to help and they all did a lot of pumping until there was a very large number of balloons in a huge cluster "Oh dear", said someone, “how are we going to get them to the school; they won't fit in the car? We should have pumped them up when we got there!" Intrepid Billy to the rescue said he would take them on his bike, as it was only a short distance away So, they tied all the balloons together and the children's father climbed on with him to hang on to the balloons. Billy was going too fast however and his passenger called out to slow down, as he thought he was about to take off and float off to the sky What a lovely sight that would have been for the schoolchildren. Billy wasn't scared about being pulled over because his companion was a policeman. When they arrived, they were greeted by a crowd, all cheering and clapping You can always expect the unexpected when Waistcoat Willie is around!

Cynthia Lindsay

E-Toll and SMS Scams

We are looking at E toll, WhatsApp and SMS scams. How Do they work you ask? Scammers send an SMS claiming to be someone they’re not, using either kind words or alarming one’s such as:

“Hi mum, my phone’s broken, can you send me some money?” or “UNPAID BILL”: You will be charged $$$ if you do not follow this link.

The important thing is to think things through rationally and calmly before acting on the SMS you have received. If you receive an SMS from an unfamiliar number, don’t click on any links they send even if you have been dealing with that person/business recently eg: Bendigo Bank, Google, Microsoft or someone claiming to know you.

Ask yourself if you have done anything to receive these messages, have you recently set up online banking? Are you currently trying to log into your email and are expecting a verification? Would someone you know send you a link from an unfamiliar number out of the blue? Being vigilant is key to not being scammed.

The E-Toll Scam

Scammers pose as toll road operators to trick people into handing over their personal information. It will start with a message claiming to be from road toll operators like Linkt and may ask you to pay an unpaid toll or update your account details for your E tag. Do not click the link. The attached link will likely take you to a convincing website that may look legitimate When in doubt, check your bill, phone book or jump online and find the correct number and website and contact them direct.

The ‘Hi Mum’ Scam

This scam tries to get you to disclose personal information by pretending to be the recipients child and asking for money.

The scammer sends a message to the victim with something along the lines of “Hi Mum” before claiming to have broken or lost their phone

They can pose as the victims child with vague responses before eventually asking for money or personal information

The scammers try to trick recipients into clicking on the URL link in the message but you should never click on a suspicious URL link ABC News)

The scammer will often try to build a rapport with the victim before asking for money or personal details.

(ABC News)

How to protect yourself

Check to make sure the person you're messaging is indeed who they say they are. Start by calling the original number you have for that person or send them a message over social media or even an email.

And you can always ask a question only your person would know the answer to or make up a fake question to catch out a potential scammer so you could ask something such as: "How's the dog going?" , knowing they don't have a dog.

For example “Hey Sarah, can you send me a photo of your new tattoo?” or “Did you remember to get Strawberries from the store” this works better if you’re asking about something you know they dislike or can’t have.

(pictured above, screenshot of the “Hi mom” scam, sent via WhatsApp ABC News)

Catholic Church, Dunolly

There will be Assembly at St Mary's Church on Sunday, 20th November at 8 30am

The following Sunday 27th November will be the celebrations for St Mary's 150th anniversary, with Mass at 12 noon, followed by a picnic in the park.

R Mecredy

Meet God in the morning And go with him through the day, And thank Him for his guidance Each evening when you pray.

Helen Steiner Rice

Uniting Church, Dunolly

Service on Sunday, 20th November

At 9.30am will be led by UCAF members.

KYB at 10.30am on Wednesday each week at the church

Uniting emergency relief will be in Dunolly on Thursday, November 16th from 1.30pm.

Op Shop is open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 10am

Jim McKenzie

St John's Anglican Church, Dunolly

Rev Canon Heather Blackman Parish Office, Nightingale Street, Maryborough. Phone 5460 5964

The next Eucharist Service will be On Sunday, 24th November at 10am Esmé Fl

May the Lord of peace himself give you peace at all times in all ways ”

2 Thessalonians 3.

We conduct a mobile veterinary service throughout the Maryborough area DUNOLLY AREA

EVERY SECOND TUESDAY

Weareavailablefor ∑ Housecallsforsmallanimal consultations,vaccinationsetc

Routinefarmconsultations.

Routinehorseandfarmvisitsincludingpregnancy testingandhorsedentistry.

Allappointmentsforcall outsmustbe madebeforemidday onaTuesday.

Of ice hours - 5461 4466 After hours service available

Central Goldfields Residents and Ratepayers Assoc. Inc.

With the State election hot on our heels and the State government now in caretaker mode, we should be able to now assess the contribution of our present government and sitting member Please understand that we do have a chance to make a decision and we ask all the community to research properly and make your vote count The last few State elections for Ripon were won by a very small margin. How many of you didn't vote or put in an informal vote, then complained about the election result? Do your research and be part of the correct outcome.

We were so lucky to get the funding for the Deledio netball court prior to caretaker mode, and also so pleased to see the Council act so quickly and get the project out for tender We hope this is a positive sign for the future.

Remembrance Day services (from reports) were well organised and well attended. A huge “well done” to all who organised, officiated at and attended these services. There are many who have alternate arrangements for days like these, and we respect your own arrangements as well Another of our very special days to remember. We have Energy Breakthrough on our doorstep

again, and volunteers have been requested for it’s return. A very important event which requires as many volunteers as can be found

If you have even just a spare few hours, contact https://www eb org au/

On Thursday 10th November the Council held a Heritage Review presentation This centred around the Central Goldfields Heritage Review 2005 Part 1. The section for this particular review was H0206 which surrounds the Maryborough CBD. It was observed that the 2005 Study divided H0206 into 12 sectors, on the night, only eight of those twelve were mentioned. Five interested locals attended this meeting and it was a very good meeting, with lots of discussion

This is a heads up for those of Flynn ward, so when the review heads your way:

1: Make sure the old study and the new areas are compared, and

2: As a community as proud of your history as you are, please do your history proud, respect your heritage and make sure you all attend. Thank you and look after each other.

Wayne McKail, President

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Lovel’s Septic Tank Cleaning Service

For all your septic cleaning needs trust the family with over 30 years experience. Servicing Dunolly and surrounding areas. For prompt service at extremely reasonable rates call: Mark 0428 179 870 or leave a message on 5468 1212

CLASSIFIEDS AND NOTICES

Bereavement

McNAMARA, Sandra Maree (Daughter Ramble)

Passed away suddenly at home on Wednesday, 9th November 2022

Much loved daughter of Rosemary, sister of Frances, aunt to Shakira and Chantel. She will be sorely missed by her family and friends

Loved forever, Mum

AGM

The Deledio Reserve Sports Committee AGM will be held on Tuesday, 5th December at 8.30pm, Deledio Reserve clubrooms.

All interested community members are invited to attend. Help us get the funding we so desperately need!

Kath Ryan, Secretary

AGM

The Dunolly and District Incorporated (Dunolly Today Tomorrow) AGM will be held on Wednesday, 14th December at 5pm at the Senior Citizens Hall in Bull street Dunolly.

All Welcome.

Brian Phillips, President

Help Needed

We are in desperate need of a large shed to house our community bus. Do you have an unused shed or carport we can use?

We ask your assistance in providing this as a free service for our community

If you can help, please call the Rural Transaction Centre on 5468 1205

Suzy Anderson, Coordinator

Invitation

Invitation to a short talk on Maintaining Graves. All welcome. Peter Stewart from F.J C Memorials will speak on maintaining headstones and a member of the Dunolly Cemetery Trust will speak on what you need to know when maintaining a grave.

Questions are welcome (they will do their best to answer) Dunolly Cemetery, Cemetery Road, Dunolly. Sunday 20th November, 11am to no later than 12pm.

If there is extreme weather we will have the talk at St John’s Hall in Dunolly, notification will be made in Dunolly Facebook groups.

For further information: Barry Taylor, Secretary for Dunolly Cemetery Trust Ph: 0409 148 305.

Jenelle Davy

Laanecoorie Dunolly Cricket Club Results

Saturday 12th November

A Grade

Laane 4 144 30.5 overs S Gohil 40 B.Gunn 29 not out T.Hannett 27

Defeated Colts 9 143 40 overs A Sutton 4/17 B.Williams 2/33

A Reserve

Laane 120 33.1 overs N Earl 31 L.Condie 14

Defeated By Talbot 7 180 40 overs J.Polinelli 2/10 T.Nguyen 2/22 C.Liddicoat 2/30

Under 16 Laane 2 115 J.Lovel 30 retired L.Condie 30 retired C Polinelli 19 retired

Defeated Carisbrook 64 T.Nguyen 2/2 J.Lovel 2/4

Saturday, 26th November 3pm

Eddington Hall 31 Mccoy Street, Eddington. (TBC) We are asking families to bring a plate of food to share for afternoon tea as well as a $10 donation Donation covers cost of hiring the Eddington Hall as well as a donation to Beyond Blue

There is a playground for the kids, tennis court and plenty of room to run and play Please feel free to bring a tennis racquet, ball or footy

Please come along. For further updates please follow our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/kokorokaikaratedunolly

Police 5468 1100

Fire Brigade/SES 000

Dunolly Neighbourhood Centre 5468 1511

Mon Thurs 9am to 3pm (lunch break in the middle)

Mon Fri 9am to 4.30pm, Lunch break 12.30pm to 1.30pm

The Welcome Record 5468 1054

Tues & Wed 9 30am to 4pm

Dunolly Rural Transaction Centre (Banking, VLine Centrelink Agent, Tourist Info.)

Mon - Fri 10am to 3 30pm

Dunolly

Bull St. Dunolly

Havelock St. Dunolly

Dunolly Post Office 5468 1010 102 Broadway, Dunolly

42 Market St Dunolly Community

5468 1205 109 Broadway, Dunolly

5461 0679

Remembrance Day Dunolly

RSL President Rick Gale Pastor Miriam Darlow

Rachel Buckley