Waterline News JULY web

FROM THE
EDITOR’S
DESK
editor@waterlinenews.com.au
Welcome to the July issue of The Waterline
News .
Winter is well and truly with us as we enter the
second half of the year.
Snow fell in Grantville and The Gurdies on June
24, which I believe was the first time for 30
years, great excitement for those who saw it.
Snow also fell at Tarra Bulga National Park last
month which gave us our great front cover
photo which prompted our page 25 On the road
- places to go choice for this month.
It hasn’t been 30 years since snow fell at Tarra
Bulga but snow doesn’t often fall there.
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INSIDE THIS MONTH
Section
Page
Advertisers index 30
Arts, Books & Writing 22-23
Community Notes, Directory, News,
and Community Centre updates 2-9
Contact Details 3
CWA News 18
Entertainment & Lifestyle 12-13
Food 14
French Island News 15-17
Gardening & Outdoors 29
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The Waterline News - July
CORINELLA
RATEPAYERS AND
RESIDENTS
ASSOCIATION
2015 COMMITTEE.
President. Lyndell Parker.
Vice President. Peter Tait.
Secretary. David Laing.
Assistant Secretary. Wayne Maschette.
Treasurer. Michael Kelzke.
General Committee Members. Brian
Lloyd, Faye Paddon, Jackie Tait, Jenny
Bartlett, and Mark Rutherford.
Well ....winter is upon us, a time for sitting
in front of a warm fire and enjoying a
warming "beverage" or two with friends,
and thinking of how nice it will be when
Spring comes and we can all be out fishing,
boating and walking the track again.....at
the moment it is just for the truly
dedicated.....and those with truly cosy wind
proof coats!!!!
Saturday June 4 was our last General
Meeting at the Corinella Community
Centre....a wonderful turnout of members
and visitors. It was a very informative and
positive meeting. If you are looking to
share your passion for life in Corinella, we
would love you to come and join us.
The next meeting will be on Saturday the
August 27 at 10 am.
The long weekend in June saw Corinella
Community Centre hold it's 26th Annual
Traditional Art Show....you may have
noticed the coloured LED signs on the
Highway, droves of people did, from all
over Gippsland and Melbourne .....over
500 people were inspired by the quality
works of Art on display by mostly local
Artists, and resulted in a record number of
sales. Congratulations to the hard
working Committee and volunteers on
Section
Page
Greg Hunt’s news 28
Health & Lifestyle 10-11
History 19-20
Local Business News 21
Markets 7
On the Road - Places to go 25
Self Sufficiency 26
Special Feature - Places to go 1 & 25
Sports & Leisure 24
Trivia & Philosophy 27
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another fabulous Iconic Corinella Event!
On July 1, I was one of approximately 50
people who attended the first public
meeting, after our "big win" of the
Regional Art's Victoria, Small Town
Transformation Grant....a pretty good
turnout for a such a cold, wet night.
Lots of artistic people, lots of enthusiastic
people, tentatively, but with "passion born
of hope to see something amazing" take it's
first steps towards an incredible journey
that will bring our Waterline towns
together, with a fellowship and positivity
that previously could only have been
dreamed about. Everyone, young and old,
can be involved in this amazing
opportunity in so many different ways,
most will probably choose to be a spectator
at one or all of the various events that will
take place over the next 2 years, so keep
watching out.... The best is yet to come !
Our Small Coastal towns are full of hope
for the promise to be fulfilled and be
TRANSFORMED by this wonderfully
creative, inspiring project entitled " The
Edge of Us"
CORONET BAY
RATEPAYERS &
RESIDENTS
ASSOCIATION
Lyndell Parker. President.
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2016 Committee:
President Stephen Russell
Secretary Stephanie Hartridge
Treasurer Mel Gration
General Committee Members
________________
PIONEER BAY
PROGRESS
ASSOCIATION
Contact
Zena Benbow
pbpa@bigpond.com
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President: Jean Coffey 0419 500 593
Secretary: David Pearce 0401 514 339
All Tenby Point residents are welcome to
join. We meet quarterly on Saturday
mornings, usually at the Corinella
Community Centre. Meetings for 2016
will be held on:
Saturday 20 August
Saturday 19 November
July 2016
Cut off date for submissions and advertising is the 1st of each month
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