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Tiffany Eckhardt and Dave Steel, who live on the edge of Winchelsea, are about to debut their new album ‘Big Big Sky’... more page 7.

Local musicians launch new album

Tuesday 25th March, 2014The Winchelsea Star2

The grand opening of the sandpit redevelopment took place with representatives from many local community groups in attendance. The sandpit redevelopment is a project that initially begun with an ‘idea’ over 18 months ago. The project which has now been completed apart from the addition of some cafe blinds; involved the construction of an overhead structure, concrete paths, new lawn, toy and equipment storage and a water tank.

A project such as this one comes at an expense and fortunately the kinder has been very well supported from many local community groups. The kindergarten committee were successful in receiving a small grant from the Surf Coast Shire, a community grant from the Winchelsea Community Bank and a kind donation from the Winchelsea Lions Club whilst also raising over $5000 in 2013 from four successful fundraisers. In addition to this, work was completed by local businesses including Earl Civil and Winchelsea Rural Constructions and supplies obtained from Winchelsea Trading. Without the support of these fantastic organisations

and individuals, this project would not have been possible. The kindergarten committee, staff and community wish to thank everyone that helped in some small or big way to help us reach our goal of providing a quality play and learning space for our own and future children.

VicRoads today reminded the community to have their say on plans for the highly anticipated proposed duplication of the Princes Highway between Winchelsea and Colac, with submissions closing soon.

VicRoads Project Director Tony Hedley said the community only had one more week to provide a written submission about the proposed design.

“Even if you’ve provided VicRoads with your feedback previously, it’s important that you put it in writing and for consideration by the independent panel,” Mr Hedley said.

“This is your opportunity to provide feedback on the plans, including what you may like or dislike about the project, any suggested changes and any important issues that have not been addressed.”

“Submissions must be received by Tuesday 1 April 2014,” he said.

Mr Hedley said that if it was not possible to resolve issues raised in the submissions, VicRoads would refer all submissions to an independent panel.

“Each and every submission is considered, regardless of the topic. If we can’t come to an agreement with land owners, then an independent panel will make recommendations.

Mr Hedley said the project was entering an exciting stage and the planning process is a way for the community to get actively involved to make sure the way the project is delivered is in line with the community’s needs.

The proposed $515 million highway duplication will help improve freight viability between Melbourne and the South Australian border and enhance access for tourists to the region and the Great Ocean Road.

All submissions must be submitted by Tuesday 1 April 2014 either by post or delivery to: Princes Highway Project - Winchelsea to Colac Submissions Director Planning Level 1, 3 Prospect Hill Road Camberwell VIC 3124

For further information visit: www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/princeshighwaywest

Sandpit Grand Opening Tuesday 18th of March marked a

significant event for the Helen Mary Kininmonth Kindergarten community.

Opportunity to provide feedback on Princes Highway duplication proposal ends soon

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Like me, Joe was once happy to drink instant coffee, until he bought the Birregurra General Store in 2004. There was a coffee machine there and Joe made it his business to learn how to use it. While he was there, he went through five coffee machines and developed a coffee culture in Birregurra, going from 1 kg of coffee a day to 20 kg when he left nine years later. Renowned chef and owner of Sunnybrae, George Biron, would regularly drop in for a coffee. Joe had found his passion and, in fact, his dream is one day to devote all of his working life to coffee – roasting, distributing and educating.

Joe was assisted in those early years by his coffee supplier, who subsequently became his friend, and he went on to buy a grinder and then a roaster four years ago. The roaster sat in Joe’s back room for a year before he found a coffee bean supplier. He now buys the green beans from a Geelong supplier who imports them from all around the world, direct from the farmers. The supplier is involved with Coffee Snobs Fair Crack Fund which donates money back to help the farming communities with various projects.

Making coffee from raw beans is quite a process. Roasting requires a fine balance between time of roasting and temperature, and it is here that Joe’s talent comes to the fore. Joe is always in search of making it better and getting that “sweet spot”

which makes the coffee just right. This is a family business – Joe’s wife, Sarah, rings for orders on Monday and Joe does the roasting on Tuesday morning in a back room of their house. On Tuesday afternoons he delivers the freshly roasted coffee to places like Bannockburn, Moriac, Forest, Colac, Gellibrand, Deans Marsh and Geelong.

Why roast every week? Apparently, coffee is at its best when used within three to four weeks of roasting, after which it starts losing flavour. Grinding also makes a difference. I buy the whole roasted beans from Joe and grind them in an electric blender at home just before making my coffee in a plunger. However, I’m always left with some sediment in the bottom of my cup and Joe says that it is because the blender doesn’t grind the coffee evenly enough. He has a machine to do that just right, and it only takes a few minutes.

It is not only the roasting that is important to making a good cup of coffee, you also need to set the grinder and get the “milk texturing” just right. In fact, prior to our interview, Joe poured my first cup of coffee down the sink, because something was not quite right (I probably wouldn’t have noticed, but Joe is obviously a perfectionist). Every night the coffee machine must be cleaned because this also makes a difference to the taste.

The type of milk that is used is crucial and Joe has blind tasted different milks to find the one that is just right. I’m happy to say that his choice is an Australian made and owned milk brand. The “stretch” and “texture” of the milk is important as is the amount of air that is added to make the foam that adds to the sweetness of the milk. Who would have thought making a cup of coffee could be so complicated? Joe has even trialled different soy milks and found the one that works best (which is important to me, since I had to give up cow’s milk recently).

Coffee is big business. In Europe a barista course requires a four-year apprenticeship. And there are barista championships! Last year the world championship was held in Melbourne and there are also state championships in Australia. Joe makes a point of attending these whenever he can. As Joe says, he loves coffee – and it shows!

Joe sells his coffee through his website www.kazbahcoffeeroasters.com but you can buy any of his three blends – Bliss, Night Train or IE-3242 – from the Black Pearl. He will even grind the beans for you and you can also get decaf. So, do yourself a favour and try one of Joe’s expertly crafted coffees. If you like coffee as much as I do, you will not regret it.

Not just a cup of coffee by Cathy Cheadle

When you’re sitting down in a café enjoying that steaming cup of coffee, have you ever wondered about the process that got it into your cup? Most people don’t, but I recently received quite an education … and from a coffee aficionado in our midst. Who, you might ask? From a surprising source – Joe, owner of the Black Pearl takeaway in Winchelsea.


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or organisation and must carry the name and address of the sender. The editorial team

reserve the right to edit or not to publish any article. The views expressed in this paper are not necessarily those of the editors.

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President: Stewart Mathison

Email: [email protected]

Editor: Stuart Fountain


Advertising: Neil McInnes


Production: Tony Phelps and Stuart Fountain


Treasurer: Cathy Cheadle


Secretary: Tony Phelps


Committee: Linda Carter, Don Smith,

Lesley Mathison, Cathy Cheadle.

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The Star AGM was held last Thursday at the HUB and the only change on the committee was the addition of Don Smith replacing Debbie Rowley.

Debbie has been on the Star committee for many years, and we thank her for her valued contribution.

A new constitution was adopted at the meeting in order to comply with the new Incorporated Bodies legislation which came into law November last year. This document runs to only 5 pages and is in simple English.

Following the AGM, the committee of 9 elected the following officers:

Editor – Stu Fountain President – Stewart Mathison Treasurer – Cathy Cheadle Secretary - Tony Phelps

Presidents Report to Winchelsea Star AGMAfter nearly 20 years away from the committee I found the biggest change was the technology used which had changed completely from 1995.

A very high print quality is achieved and the technology is accessible to all people who have access to a computer.

Tony started the ball rolling by presenting a technology paper at the first committee meeting and setting up a website. Stu came on board during the year and used his graphic design skills to improve the

layout. These two dragged the rest of the committee into the new world of electronic communication by internet and email.

Neil has been responsible for advertising, Mick and Cathy handle finance, Lesley and Linda produce some copy each week and Debbie is in charge of distribution.

The weekly distribution is done by Don, John, Jean and Hayden who are not on the committee. This team produces the paper, distributes it to shops and subscribers and pays the bills. They do not write all the articles, the articles have to come from the community. With over 350 copies sold in the district each week, I think we have 350 potential contributors to the Star.

The highlight of the year for me was attending the CNAV conference at Frankston in October. It was good to meet a lot of like minded people who are involved with producing community papers all over Victoria. There were a large number of titles on display being produced fortnightly, monthly and some quarterly but very few are printed weekly. To win three awards as judged by our peers was a pleasant surprise.

It is with pleasure I report that the Star is financially healthy and has a good layout and appearance. It does however always need copy and content supplied by the community to make it an interesting read each week.

The workshops will inform a Long Vehicle Strategic Plan that Council is developing to ensure we can cater for long vehicle visitation in a way that benefits our community.

A workshop will be held on Friday 28 March for Winchelsea and Deans Marsh from 1pm-1:45pm for business groups

and 1:45pm-2:30pm for the general public at Winchelsea Community House.

Many thanks, Heather Wellington

Winchelsea Star AGM

Long vehicle consultationOver Thursday 27 and Friday 28 March, Council will be holding community workshops to seek community views on parking and facilities for long vehicles including buses, caravans and motorhomes.


Dear Editor Just to thank you for the great coverage you gave to our ‘Old Boat People Reunion’ in your excellent newspaper. I noted that you ran it for three weeks in succession (yes, I purchased copies of the Star as I traveled through Winchelsea 4 times in 4 weeks!) The paper is a credit to you and all involved.

I had 3 responses in the first week. Unfortunately none were actually from relations but people who had dealings with the family, and were of interest to me.

I have contacted some relations in the area and have a total 70 acceptances so far, so we are assured of a good gathering.

Thank you again for your support

Ken Riches

Dear Editor In reply to Mick O’Mara’s article last week ‘ One Year On’. I would like to clear up any misconception that the previous committee left the Star almost insolvent. At our AGM in Dec 2012 our Treasurers Report: stated a closing Bank Balance as of the 13th Dec of $1,329.99. Due to our sending invoices out late we took into account monies still owing that would be paid in Jan 2013, a further $6,367.00 was paid into the Star account by 17th Jan 2013 and further outstanding monies were received by the new treasurer. When this money was received it was made quite clear that $3000.00 owing to

the hospital was to be paid, as we would have done if ,as we requested of the new committee that we brought all finances up to date before handing over,I was assured by Mick that he would pay the hospital A.S.A.P. in all the Star was still left with a healthy balance. I have received an email from Mick O’Mara regretting that the purpose and intentions of his article wasn’t clear to me, but his purpose was to bring attention to the Stars upcoming AGM and to highlight the fact that Peter Burkett was willing to forgo the amount owing if it caused hardship to the Star. Peter and I had various conversations regarding amount owing and he was assured that the amount would be paid by Jan 2013, he was fine with this. From the amount of phone calls I have received regarding this article it appears that I am not the only one that it wasn’t clear to. Hoping that this letter has shed some light on these matters and that our Treasures AGM Report of 2012 is available to anyone that requests it.

Maureen Ludmon on behalf of myself and previous committee.

Church AuctionSaturday March 29th, Hesse St. Winchelsea. Auction starts at 9.30am sharp.Auctioneers, Charles Stewart & Co, Colac.

Items may be entered on Friday, 28th, from 9am-7pm and 6.30 to 8.30am on Saturday.

Lot fees of $1.00 per lot should be paid on delivery. Proceeds of sales less 15% commission will be mailed within 5 days of the auction.

There will be a Cake stall, bbq, refreshments, hot donuts, and a white elephant stall.

Watch out for the fresh fruit, vegetables and produce stall, coming from the Shepparton area.

Items of interest entered to date include : VZ Holden Acclaim Sedan, 160,000 kms.

Spa pool and accessories. Petrol driven pumps. Generators. Stationary motors. Petrol driven hi-pressured cleaners. Auto Key cutting machine with blanks. Estate selection of tools. Enquiries: Geoff… 0417 059683

Household items: ‘Supercraft’ adjustable craft bench. Antique pram. Fire shield. Collectable spoons with display rack .Lounge suite. furniture, toys, books and lots more to come. Enquiries : Jeanette .. 0409 418766

The Bendigo Community Bank are supplying a Gopos facility for your convenience, along with their marquee and tent for the stalls.

One of the items for sale: A 40 foot container in good condition straight no rust been sitting off ground with wooden floor transport can be arranged.

Letters to the Editor

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commercial & industrial waste, mixed construction & demolition waste.

Accepts recyclable materials. Accepts one recycle bin two waste bins.

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Small Grants for your community project

Apply now for funds!Council provides a Small Grants program, which is available to new and existing groups, to develop project ideas or improve services within the local community.

Funds can be provided for projects and activities which fall into the following categories: Community Initiatives; Environment; Culture and Arts; Recreation and Leisure; and Events.

For more information, including guidelines and application form, visit Council’s website: www.surfcoast.vic.gov.au/My_Community/Community_Grants

Applications close on 31 March 2014.Monday to Friday, 8-5pm

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Much loved in the folk/blues/roots Australian music scene, Tiffany Eckhardt and Dave Steel, who live on the edge of Winchelsea, will be playing up a storm at a cabaret night at the Carlisle River Hall on Saturday 5th April.The night will feature songs from Tiff and Dave’s new album “Big Big Sky”, which they have just finished recording. “They are songs about life’s journey, sometimes soulful and sentimental, sometimes a toe tapping romp,” says Tiffany. CDs can be bought or ordered on the night.

The husband and wife duo are known for charming audiences around Australia with their stories and songs. Tiffany, songwriter and performer, has become a firm favourite at festivals around the country. Dave has been writing songs and making albums for the past 20 years. He has a reputation for being one of our finest musicians and has been an instrumentalist for many of Australia’s best-known artists including Weddings Parties Anything, Archie Roach, Kasey Chambers and Kavisha Mazzella.

The cabaret has been organized by the Carlisle River Community Group to mark

its 10th anniversary. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at the Winchelsea Tearooms. tel 5267 2769, or online at Sticky Tickets – www.stickytickets.com.au/15609.

Food and drink can be purchased at the venue from 7pm (no BYO). Music starts at 8pm with a support act by Tyler Lunn, from Colac.

CongratulationsWinchelsea Football and Netball Club would like to congratulate Angie and Scott Mawson on the championship arrival of their new little netballer, Alyssa Kate. With very excited and proud sisters Claire, Eve and Reani, Alyssa is bound to take her place on the court in the Mawson netball team.

Thank You!On behalf of the Winchelsea Star Committee, I would like to thank the outgoing Editor, Stewart Mathison.

Thankfully Stewart will be staying on as our President.

Also thanks to outgoing Treasurer Mick O’Mara. Mick is maintaining a valuable presence on the committee.

These two gentleman have ensured that The Winchelsea Star has grown from strength to strength through 2013.

Stuart Fountain Editor

Local musicians launch new album at Carlisle River cabaret night


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NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF AMENDMENTSPrinces Highway duplication project – Winchelsea to Colac

AMENDMENT C91 SURF COAST SHIRE PLANNING SCHEME – AUTHORISATION A02688 AMENDMENT C80 COLAC OTWAY SHIRE PLANNING SCHEME – AUTHORISATION A02689

VicRoads has prepared Amendments C91 to the Surf Coast Shire Planning Scheme and C80 to the Colac Otway Shire Planning Scheme. The amendments apply to land required for the proposed duplication of the Princes Highway between Deans Marsh Road, Winchelsea and Corangamite Street, Colac.

In accordance with section 9(1) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987, the Minister for Planning authorised VicRoads to prepare the Amendments. In accordance with section 9(4) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987, VicRoads is the planning authority for these amendments.

The amendments propose to:

Apply Public Acquisition Overlays (PAO) to land equired for the proposed duplication of the Princes Highway between Winchelsea and Colac.

Insert maps 7PAO, 23PAO and 24PAO, amend map 8PAO, amend the Schedules to Clauses 45.01 and 52.03 and amend Clauses 61.03 and 81.01 to the Surf Coast Planning Scheme to apply Public Acquisition Overlay 5 (PAO5) for the land abutting the Princes Highway.

Amend Maps 9PAO and 12PAO, amend the schedules to Clauses 45.01 and 52.03, and amend Clause 81.01 to the Colac Otway Planning Scheme to apply Public Acquisition Overlay 3 (PAO3) of the Colac Otway Planning Scheme to apply Public Acquisition Overlay 3 (PAO3) to land abutting the Princes Highway, and remove Public Acquisition Overlay 1 (PAO1)

Insert an incorporated document titled Princes Highway duplication – Winchelsea to Colac, December 2013, in the Schedule to Clause 52.03 and to Clause 81.01 of the Surf Coast and Colac Otway Shire Planning Schemes.

You may inspect the amendment, any documents that support the amendment and the explanatory report about the amendments from Monday 3 March, free of charge, at the following locations during office hours:

VicRoads Geelong Project Office, 174-212 Colac Road, Highton

VicRoads Geelong Regional Office, 180 Fyans Street, South Geelong

VicRoads Level 1, 3 Prospect Hill Road, Camberwell

Surf Coast Shire, 1 Merrijig Drive, Torquay

Bendigo Bank, 11 Main Street, Winchelsea

Colac Otway Shire, 2-6 Rae Street, Colac

By appointment only (via telephone number 03 9655 8600) during business hours at the Victorian Government Library Services, 25/121 Exhibition Street, Melbourne

At the Department of Planning and Community Development website at: dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection

Any person who may be affected by the amendment may make a submission to the planning authority. Please note that submissions may be made available to any persons as part of the planning process.

The closing date for submissions is Tuesday 1 April 2014. All submissions must be sent to:

Princes Highway duplication project – Winchelsea to ColacDirector Planning, Land Acquisition and Survey

Level 1, 3 Prospect Hill Road Camberwell VIC 3124

If required, a Directions Hearing will be held on Wednesday 16 April 2014 and a Panel Hearing commencing Tuesday 6 May 2014.

Further information

Call 4243 3800 Fax 4243 3801 Email [email protected] Visit vicroads.vic.gov.au/princeshighwaywest


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Hello everyone, the cooler weather is very nice and proves that the summer is finally over. I love the autumn for the beautiful sunny days and the cooler nights. I for one need at least 8 hours of rest or I simply cannot get anything done.

Get well wishes are sent out to all members who are not very well at the moment. We hope to see you all back at the clubrooms very soon.

Wednesday results were

Bowls Vida Bath and Leila Forster

Cards Helen Bath, Roma Schroeter and Kath Wilson

Competition Haydn Shinners

Friday results were

Bowls Leila Forster, Jessie Gardner and David Loone

Cards This proved to be an absolutely thrilling evening as the 3 girls (Helen Bath Roma Schroeter and Jean Shinners) gave the opposition a complete drubbing.

Competition Roma Schroeter

Wormbete Afternoon Tea We are having an afternoon tea at Wormbete Station on Friday the 28th of March. We will carpool at the clubroom car park at 2.15pm. and we will then leave at 2.30pm. The drive to Wormbete is only 10 minutes. A list is on the wall in the hallway, so please put your name down if you would like to come along and also

please indicate if you are willing to take passengers in your car..

Annual trip to the Yarra Valley Can the balance of any monies owing please be given to either Leila Forster or Jessie Gardner.

Sorrento Trip We are having a trip to Sorrento on Wednesday the 9th of April. A list is on the wall in the hallway, so please put your name down if you would like to attend and also indicate if you are willing to carpool. We have decided that those who take their cars will be paid $5.00 by each of their passengers, towards the cost of fuel. (A cheap return trip to Queenscliff). The cost of the Ferry is 18.00 return. On arrival at Sorrento we will be taken by transport to the Sorrento R.S.L. for a private lunch which will cost approx. $25.00. We expect to return on the 3pm. ferry.

Limerick of the week There was a young lady of Riga Who smiled as she rode on a tiger. They returned from the ride With the lady inside And a smile on the face of the tiger.

Recipe of the Week

Brandied Cheesecake

Sponge layer 1 Egg separated 2 Tablespoons Castor Sugar 3 1/2 Tabblespoons Self Raising Flour Pinch Salt 1 Tablespoon hot Water 1/2 teaspoon Butter

Filling 500g packaged Cream Cheese 1/2 cup Sugar 2 Eggs 1 1/2 teaspoons Vanilla 2 teaspoons grated Lemon Rind 1 1/2 Tablespoons Lemon Juice 1 Tablespoon Gelatine 1/2 cup Water 1 cup Sour Cream 2 Tablespoons Brandy 1/2 cup Cream 30g slivered Almonds 30g Dark Chocolate

Sponge Layer Beat egg white until stiff, gradually add the sugar, beating well after each addition. Beat in the egg yolk.

Lightly fold in sifted dry ingredients. Add combined water and butter, mix thoroughly. Pour the mixture into a greased 20cm sandwich tin. Bake in a moderate oven 180c for 12 to 15 minutes. Turn out on to a cake rack and allow to cool.

When cold, place into a springform tin which has been lightly greased around the sides and has the base lined with greaseproof paper.

Filling Beat the cheese until smooth. Beat the eggs and sugar until light and fluffy, beat into the softened cheese. Stir in the sour cream, lemon juice and rind, vanilla and the brandy.

Sprinkle the gelatine over the water and when softened dissolve in hot water. Add to the cheese mixture and mix in well. Pour on top of the sponge layer and refrigerate overnight.

Before serving, spread the top of the cheesecake with whipped cream, sprinkle over the toasted almonds and drizzle with the melted chocolate.

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Who, what, when, whereAdvertise your event in the Winchelsea Star who, what, where and when for FREE. Please be brief. The

Editor’s decision whether to publish a who, what, where and when notice request is final.

Annual Auction Stall Holders The Winchelsea Uniting Church are seeking ‘Expressions of Interest’ in stall holders to be part of a Produce Farmers Market on March 29th at the Auction on Saturday March 29th.Hesse St.Reserve. Stall holders should have a current Certificate of Currency. More details from Geof Orchard 0417 059683 or 52672630

Uniting Church Annual Auction Sat. March 29th, 9.30am at Hesse St. Reserve. Goods delivered from 9am - 7pm Frid. 28th March. No Tv’s, or mattresses. Eftpos facility available sponsored by Bendigo Bank. Enquiries Geof Orchard 0417 059683 / 52672630

AGM - Winchelsea Business & Tourism Association The WBTA Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 9th April, at 7:30pm in the Members Room of the Eastern Reserve. All welcome, new committee members required. Membership is free. The WBTA is the official Local Tourism Association for Winchelsea.

NHW Safer Communities Meeting at Bowls Club Wednesday 26th March at 7:30pm. Interested community members very welcome. We are seeking people able and interested in assisting with our broad coverage, monthly newsletter delivery.’

Winchelsea Cricket Club Presentation Night Saturday 29th March, 2014. Juniors from 6.00 p.m followed by Seniors. Kids meals will be $5 and then Spit Roast dinners for the Seniors @ $10 which will be served around 7.30 p.m. The Club is also playing host for the Division 3 First XI Grand Final on Saturday and Sunday so come along and enjoy some top class cricket.”

Bus to Hub Courtesy Bus Service to Blues Bistro, Thursday night Bookings 5267 1200

Blues Bistro Meals Return this Thursday Night at the Community Hub 6.00pm onwards.


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Wednesday the 26th of March: 1pm Inter-church prayer meeting in St. Thomas Hall.

Sunday the 30th of March Holy Communion at 11am Please note the time!

If you are one of those who tell me they would come “if only church wasn’t so early”, then this is the week for you! Being the fifth week of the month, we will be having our combined Anglican parish service at 11am at St Thomas’ followed by a bring and share luncheon.

We will also have a visiting preacher the Rev’d John Minotti who was, until his retirement last year, the vicar of St Peter’s in Ocean Grove along with “All Saints” in Barwon Heads. After the luncheon we have a special combined parish vestry meeting when we will be beginning a process of consultations exploring the possibility of joining our vestries across the parish. We look forward to welcoming the congregations from Deans Marsh and Barrabool Hills.

Monday the 31st of March Mainly Music at 10pm as usual.

April 16th - Fun with the children. On Sunday at our family service there were kids and families everywhere as together we explored what it meant to be disciples of Jesus. Disciples were students who, unlike the students in Australian schools, physically followed a teacher around. These roaming teachers were also called Rabbi’s and their disciples shared life with their teacher while he taught them by his words and his actions how they should live. In our reading from Matthew 4, we read about Jesus’ call to his disciples to follow him and we saw their eager and willing responses. We also discovered that he called people in family groups since his disciples included some brothers. The congregation and children participated in a narrated mime as they dressed up and acted out the gospel. We even had a boat, fish, nets and fishing rods. In the reading, just after Jesus called the disciples he took them out to learn from him as he taught the people and healed and cared for the sick.

Sometimes I think we forget that Jesus call to us all was to be disciples and the word “Christian” wasn’t invented till many years later. I wonder what the church would be like if first and foremost we thought of ourselves as students and followers of Jesus and we lived this out? Our next family service will be on April the 27th at 9am. .

In one attempt to live out Jesus principle of caring, Sunday was also our Harvest Festival service and people brought imperishable goods to donate to the Uniting Care emergency food relief program in Winchelsea.

Matthew 4: 23 (NIV) Jesus went throughout Galilee, teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the good news of the kingdom, and healing every disease and sickness among the people.

God bless, Rev’d Wendy Gravolin.

Church NewsWinchelsea Uniting ChurchInter-church Prayer Meeting – Wednesday March 26th at 1.00pm in St. Thomas’s Anglican church hall. (Note new time).

Music Group practise Thursday March 27th @ 7.00pm in the Hall.

Combined Choir Easter Music practise – Thursday March 27th at 7.30 in the Hall.

Annual Church Auction Set-Up – Friday March 28th from 9.30am at Hesse St. Reserve.

Annual Church Auction – Saturday March 29th – 9.30am at Hesse St. Reserve.

Worship Sunday March 30th – 9.30am – John Bumford

John Bumford Co-ordinator Winchelsea Uniting Church 035267 2062 or 0419 535490 [email protected]

Please support our Combined Parishes Raffle with great prizes to win. Three cars, 2 Coles Myer Gift cards of $1,000 and 9 of $500 each are prizes for the cost of $2 per ticket. Books of 10 are available. This is a great fundraiser for the Parish with $1.50 from each ticket going to our parish.

Support for Project Compassion means that vulnerable people can live in safe, supportive communities and have hope for the future. So please support Caritas and Project Compassion to enable families and communities to have the opportunity to work together, through the funding provided by our donations. Every donation is greatly appreciated.

A family Mass will be held at Bannockburn on Sunday the 6th of April at 9a.m. We are hoping to have a family Mass here at Winchelsea, more information later.

Sister Moira Broderick csb will be attending St John’s at 3pm this coming Saturday 29th of March. Sister Moira has vast experience in Parish Programs and would like to meet with our parishioners who are involved in liturgy, readings, music, liturgical environment, date projectors etc. All are welcome to attend St John’s hall to listen to Sister Moira.

Date for your Diary: The Ladies Guild will have the Annual Luncheon of Thursday the 15th May, beginning at 12mid day. More information later.

Winchelsea Inter Church Committee. Thank you to all who attended St Thomas’s on Friday the 8th of March. The total of $131.45 will be forwarded to World Day of Prayer in support of Welfare Programs throughout the world

Until next time, God bless Marg Bushell

This week at St Thomas Church

News from St John’s


Sophie Steed - Prep I played catch with my dog.

The Snail by C J Cameron - Grade 1/2 Slimey Nice and kind Annoying the vegie garden Inside his shell Long trail.

The Snail Conner Honeyman - Grade 1/2 Slimy Not good to eat Annoying when you step on them Inside their shell Lunch

The Ballarat Goldfields By Lucas Brown - Grade 3/4 In 1885 at the Ballarat goldfields one stormy day I was mining for gold. It was really tough the mine flooded by the end of the day. The water was up to my waist it was really cold because I was saturated but I had to stay because if I left someone would steal my gold and my mine and that would be bad. If I didn’t have my mine I wouldn’t get a fortune and if I don’t get a fortune I wouldn’t get enough money to buy a really big house and lots of food to last a long time.

In the end I ended up being one of the richest people in Ballarat and after we left the goldfields I bought a big mansion and I had enough food to last a season.

But one day when I was going down the stairs I fell and broke my leg so I had to rent a maid five months until my leg got better.

My Day At The Movies By Jordi Forbes-Ackers - Grade 5/6 On the holidays Georgia and I went riding together. Georgia said that she was going to the movies and wanted me to come, so we went to her house and asked if I could come. We

pleaded and pleaded eventually Kate said “Yes”. That was great news for us! We went back to my house to get money to get in. We got some money and went back to her house.

We got in the car and drove off. Just when we crossed the bridge just out of Winchelsea, Blake said to Kate “Mum, I haven’t had brekky yet!” So Kate said “Well you should’ve had it before we left!” “Can you turn around” he answered “No!” she argued “Please” he argued back “Argh, fine”. So we drove back to Georgia’ house and Blake got his brekky.

By the time we got to the movies it was about 4 o’clock. We got our tickets and food and went in. We sat right at the back. The movie was great. It was called ‘Frozen’. Georgia had already seen it but she said it didn’t matter. We finished the popcorn, the coke and the skittles.

We went out of the theatre and went to the toilet. We came out and went grocery shopping. We eventually came home at about 6.30pm. I stayed at Georgia’s house that night, it was really fun!

Writers of the week

Hi Kids,

Those big machines are making a big mess on the edge of the river aren’t they? I hear they are going to build a new bridge for the cars. I hope they don’t take too long, as they wake me up very early most mornings and the river is a bit murky.

I would love to hear from you and then you can tell me what you have all been up to. I miss out otherwise and never hear any news! So please, send in your pictures, stories, puzzles, jokes etc. and put them in my mailboxes, as they are so empty! Don’t forget they are at the Winchelsea School Office and the IGA supermarket.

Jokes of the Week Q. What do you call a great dog detective? A. Sherlock Bones!

Q. Why don’t dogs make good dancers? A. Because they have two left feet!

Bunyip’s Tip of the Week When you are in the car remember the driver has to concentrate, so try to sit quietly and let mum or dad drive!

Bunyips Cave

Blues Bistro returns this Thursday night at The Hub All Welcome!

As the 2014 cricket season winds up for another year, both the Football and Cricket clubs have banded together to keep the community meals night going, our own legendary Libby Leak and the amazing Blues Bistro team will be in full swing in the kitchen this Thursday night, dishing out scrumptious, low cost family meals and the Winchelsea Cricket Club will quench thirsts serving drinks from the bar this Thursday evening from 6.00pm

Bring the family along for a low cost night, catch up with friends or come along and meet new ones. Everyone is welcome!

Thanks to the generous support of the Winchelsea Lions Club, the Bus to the Hub program will continue to provide a courtesy bus service, for anyone who is

• Over 65 years,

• Has a disability

• Socially isolated and would like to meet other people in our community

For Bus to Hub Bookings please call Ph: 5267 1200

Join us on the bus and your first visit, you’ll receive a free complimentary main meal, courtesy of Winchelsea Community Bank – more than just a bank! So give us a call and come and enjoy a free night out with friends, old and new, at the Blues Bistro.

Winchelsea Football & Netball Club would like to thank the Winchelsea Cricket Club for generously allowing the Blues Bistro team to begin meals this Thursday evening.


Scrap Metal Bought

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Haidee Benning, local Osteopath, Ayurvedic Practitioner and Masseuse is re-opening her Practice in Winchelsea and will be available for appointments from January on-wards. Please email Haidee on [email protected] for appointments and be sure to include your phone number for her to call you when she returns from France just before Christmas. Alterna-tively, you can find her on Facebook.


Submissions to The StarThe Winchelsea Star welcomes YOUR news, information, articles and items for publication. This newspaper aims to reflect its own community.

Naturally, any article submitted for printing must comply with legal requirements such as for libel, discrimination, racism etc. Ideally, submissions fit within one page (allowing for adverts) and at most two pages. With a photo or two, this is around 700-800 words per page. Photos make for a much better article - please do not edit, crop or retouch photos, the Star team will do this as required. If you are able to ‘resize’ the photo(s), aim for around 1000 pixels (px) for the longest side. Many phones and computers can automatically resize photos when being emailed, be sure NOT to choose the small (or “email”) size as this is too small to use in a printed page.Note also that there is no need to submit carefully formatted and laid out

documents, as all formatting is stripped out when the article is imported into The Star. Please also note that any submissions in hard copy (ie. printed or hand-written) or ‘locked’ formats will incur delays as they have to be typed and/or scanned - the Sunday deadline applies to material that can be readily copied-and-pasted. Please send the article wordage separately from the article photos and images. In other words, when submitting an article, attach a document of words only and then also attach the associated images. Include image captions at the end of the article.

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Bus to the HubFree Bus Pick up from your home and Drop off (Winchelsea) if you are:

• over 65

• have a disability

• find yourself socially isolated

Free Complimentary Main Meal for “Bus to the Hub” Users (1st Time Users)

To book your seat phone 5267 1200 After hours; Annie Ph: 0427 840 280 or Michelle: Ph: 0437 783 551

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click on Subscriptions | The Winchelsea Star and follow the directions.

Please note: a yearly subscription is now $25 and lasts for 12 months from the date

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We would prefer Direct Deposit but Paypal is available. If you need help contact Mick

on 52672295 or [email protected]

Postal subscriptions are unchanged at $110.

For postal subscriptions contact Deb Rowley at Winchelsea IGA

or Don on 52887231.

Moriac Store also has copies.

Trains to Geelong/MelbourneMon-Fri 07:22 13:18 19:03 Sat 08:19 13:28 19:12 Sun 08:57 14:35(bus) 19:12 Sunday bus service departs from Winchelsea Post Office

Trains from Geelong/MelbourneMon-Fri 08:55 14:27 20:15 Sat 09:30 14:32 20:32 Sun 10:30 20:32

Old Shire Hall (tea rooms), Hesse St, Fridays, 2pm-5pm

Bus From Geelong to ColacMon-Fri Geelong Rail Station 17.35 Deakin Uni 17.57 Winchelsea Station 18.24 Terminates Colac Rail Station 19.05

Sunday Geelong Rail Station 17.10 Winchelsea PO 17.40 Winchelsea PO 14.35 Geelong Rail Station 15.20

Monday 6-11am & 5-8pm Tuesday 9am-Midday & 5-8pm Wednesday 6-11am & 5-8pm Thursday 9am-Midday & 5-8pm Friday 6-11am & 5-7pm

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Inspired Award Winner at Morning Melodies.Deans Marsh based Cellis, Louise Brown is the special guest solo performer at next week’s Morning Melodies at the Tea Rooms. Only recently was she recognised by the Surf Coast Shire with a Shire Outstanding Achievement Award for excellence in “Inspiring Change Through Music and Culture”.

Born in Melbourne into a musical family of 11, Louise has trained as a classical cellist since the age of 9 yrs. From there, she became the lead cellist in her college orchestra: was elected music captain/conductor for 200-voice girl’s choir and also joined the ‘Victorian Youth Symphony Orchestra’ before leaving school to study fine-art painting at RMIT.

Having moved to Bambra with her husband and three children in 2000, Louise teaches music, cello & singing and performs regularly with modern/classical

band Jarvis Brown, and having recorded many of her distinctive arrangements of well known music. She has developed in her time in the local area, putting together, and directing a Community Choir/Orchestra ‘Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Marsh’ which involves more than 150 people performing as ‘one voice’ at the Deans Marsh Festival, and other local events.

Although Louise has a passion for the classical repertoire, her love of music spreads across all musical genres. She has learned to re-invent classics in a style uniquely her own, and find from popular songs, and songs from other cultures a way for the Cello to speak in a new and refreshing way, using the unique mellow qualities of her chosen instrument in an unexpected yet meaningful expression.

This cello performance is a rare insight into Louise as a ‘Soloist’ where, with local pianist John Bumford, she will cover classical pieces from Bach (“Arioso”)

& Schubert’s “Ave Maria” to her more contemporary favourite songs. Louise’s rendition of Saint-Saens’ “The Swan,” a definitive Cello show piece is beautifully crafted as an audience favourite. Material chosen from Italian, and Japanese sources will demonstrate the depth of her inventiveness. Popular songs “My Way”, and “Windmills of Your Mind” will stand out with the treatment Louise adds to these songs so well known. A lovely special treat is the transcription she has made of one of accompanist John Bumford’s own songs written late last year, “You Visit the Earth” - a real one off.

It is so rarely that we hear a Cello played as a solo instrument, so Louise’s appearance next week is a real special, given that she lives so close to us. Ake sure you book early, as pre-bookings are already being accepted. Ring Joan MacKenzie on 5267 2062 or 0419 535490, or at the Tea Rooms.

Morning Melodies with local Deans Marsh Cellist, Louise Brown


Winchelsea Bowling ClubBy Kitty ‘n Jack

Microchipping DaySaturday 29 March 2014

For more information call 5261 0600

Be a responsible pet owner!

Council is providing an opportunity for Surf Coast Shire residents and ratepayers to have their dogs or cats microchipped at the reduced rate of $30 per animal.

• No bookings required.• $30 (below half normal cost).• Register your pet as well & beat the 10 April deadline. (Bring your renewal form with you.)• Your pet must be on a lead, secured in a cage or suitably restrained.

Note: this program is only open to Surf Coast Shire residents and ratepayers.

TORQUAY 8am -11am Surf Coast Shire Offices1 Merrijig Drive

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Friday the 21st of March was our final evening of Social Bowls. Thank you to those members of the community who have attended regularly making the evening competitive for all.

Sunday the 23rd March, Knuckey’s sponsored their usual Tournament “The Davey Bath Classic” in cool but fairly good conditions for bowling. As always a chocolate frog for a toucher and laughter ringing out across the green. There were 36 players and 3 games of 8 ends of two bowl triples were played and enjoyed by all present.

The winners of the Classic were Alison Parish (skip), Mike Devey and Mick Drayton. Runners Up were David Stephenson (skip), Paul Sorensen and Max Bushell. A great event was complemented with a scrumptious afternoon tea.

Friday the 28th of March sees the Hateley Memorial Shield commencing at 4.00 p.m with 3 games of 6 ends and a BBQ tea afterwards. Names to be put on the board ASAP please, casual dress.

Coming Up Friday 28th March Hateley Memorial Shield (see above)

Saturday 29th March, Men’s Triples Final from 1.30 p.m.

Thursday 3rd April, Women’s Drawn Pairs, whites, names on board.

Sunday 6th April, Trip by bus to East Ballarat Bowling Club, names on board.

Saturday 12th April, Winchelsea Bowling Club Presentation Night, names on board.

Sunday 13th April, Corangamite League Association Presentation and Break-Up. Names on board.

21st April, Easter Monday, Men’s Open 4’s

Saturday 26th April, First of the winter season 2/4/2. Names in by 11.00 a.m. Commence 12 Noon.

Tuesday the 29th of April, Ladies Committee Annual Meeting 10.00 a.m.

Sunday 4th May Postie and Publican’s Day 12-30 p.m. Names on board.

Monday the 12th May, Winchelsea Bowling Club Annual General Meeting 7-30 p.m.

May the bowls be with you!!!

Winning team Alison Parish, Mick Drayton and Mike Devey with Rob

Knuckey and Davey Bath

Runners Up, Paul Sorensen, David Stephenson and Max Bushell with Rob Knuckey and Davey Bath.


The Mighty Winchelsea Blues, Footballers, Netballers, Supporters and Sponsors are all geared up for a thrilling year ahead and will kick the off the season with a night match under Stadium Lights at Eastern Reserve on Friday 4th April. Action starts at 6.00pm

The Mighty Blues will play host to strong Bannockburn teams with nail biting season openers, in what promises to be an exciting evening with all teams “biting at the bit” to get out on the field and court.

To start the 2014 year off with a night to remember, the club has gone all out to cater for everyone’s needs including a junior dance party to keep youngsters entertained.

To cope with the large crowd expected, a range of catering options will be available, the Blues Canteen will be in full swing, the Winchelsea Community Bank BBQ will be serving hamburgers and sausages thanks to the Winchelsea Community Bank Staff who are generously giving their time to support the club, Winchelsea Community Bank – bigger than a bank!

The Mighty Blues Bistro will also have on offer :

• Dinner in Style

• Two Course Country Style Roast Dinner

• Complimentary Tea & Coffee

• Warm and Comfortable Executive Rooms

• Birds Eye Viewing of Game

• $25.00 per head

• Book your seat or table now!

• At just $25 per person you can enjoy a fabulous two course, home style cooked meal with complimentary tea and coffee and have a birds eye view of the game action in the warmth and comfort of the Blues Social Rooms. Be sure to book your seat or table now to avoid disappointment.

For bookings call Caroline on Ph: 0409 335 226

Winchelsea Under 18’S Back In Business ! !

The Under 18’s traveled to Birregurra last Sat. to hit out in what would be their 1st game in the last 3 seasons. The Team acquitted themselves as well as could be expected against a very smart Birre side up until 1/2 time, when game plans went out the window, & the group seemed to become overwhelmed. The 3/4 break address by Coach Paul Benson hit the spot, with Winchelsea Blues outscoring the opposition in the last quarter, finishing the game on a high note! Great job boys ! !

The Blues welcome back several players into the Under 18 side, & the players are grateful for the Under 16 players who filled in the gaps on Sat.

Training : make it a priority : players must let coaches aware if unable to get to training .

Training nights now Tues & Thurs. We look forward to seeing as many as possible at the Thursday night dinners after training , starting this Thursday 27th - from 6pm The Blues Bistro is also back in business!

Please note : Thurs 3rd Senior Jumper Presentation at Thursday night dinner. Apparel also available at this Time, Polo Tops , Hoodies , Training Singlets , Jackets & A New Addition - (By Popular Demand ) - Winchelsea Scarves ! !

The 2014 season is almost upon us , and at all levels , from Auskick to our Senior Side - GO BLUES !

Winchelsea Golf ClubSat 22/3/14 Stableford Moriac Members Trophy

1st - D Boddington (16) 40 pts 2nd - S Harvey (36) 39 pts 3rd - S Reyland (9) 37 pts 4th - C Nelson (35) 36 pts

NTP - 6th & 15th - L Chandler NTP - 8th & 17th - N Hickman Golden Hole - T Worland

Midweek - Par 1st- T Sauni +3 c/b 2nd - C Currington +3 3rd - L Chandler +2 c/b N Hickman, S Reyland & B Perry

NTP - 2nd - C Currington

Next week -Sat 29/3/14 - Beeac Vs Winchelsea @ Beeac, 11.00 hit off

Ladies Golf ResultsWednesday March 19th 18 Holes Stroke

Winner (on a count back) of Monthly Medal Ivy Stephenson 110 34 76 R/U. - Sheryl Rayner. 109 33. 76 Putting Competition - Sue Cuthbert 34 putts

Thursday March 20th Pennant at Barwon Valley Winchelsea defeated Elcho Park 4/1

W.F.N.C. First Match of the Season.


Representatives of the Anglesea Winchelsea Bendigo Community Bank, recently met with memers of the Moriac-Winchelsea Kyokushin Karate Dojo, to present the club with a cheque to sponsor club tops.

Community Bank Manager, Rosemary Gillett and staff, Chloe and Tillie are pictured here with Instructor Brad Hamblin and members of the Dojo, wearing the tops made possible by the $400 donation from the Bank.

Hamblin said that without the generosity of the Bank, many club members would not be able to afford the tops in addition to training and tournament fees, especially those families with multiple members.

The club now looks forward to attending tournaments and other activities, wearing their distinctive Club uniform and representing the region with pride.

Moriac-Winchelsea Karate Dojo operate out of the Newling Reserve Community Hall on Mondays and the Winchelsea Primary gymnasium Thursdays and welcome new members.

Moriac-Winchelsea Kyokushin Karate Dojo

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