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Volume Ten Issue One
New Car Park for Market St
Macedon Ranges Mayor Jennifer
Anderson has announced that the new
29 space off street car park in Market
St will be sealed starting in March.
The vacant land adjacent to the
existing all day Car Park in Market St
will be transformed into an asphalt off
street car park.
As well two disabled parking spaces
will be provided.
New kerb and channel and landscaping
will be part of the project.
Council Director of Assets &
Operations Dale Thornton said that
the $210,000 project will be
constructed by local firm Seivers and
that the spaces will be all day parking.
Kyneton and District Business and
Tourism President Angela Aaltink
welcomed the announcement.
“KDBATA urged the Council to
purchase the land to add to the
number of all day car parks for
shoppers and workers.
“We are delighted that the site is
about to be sealed” she said.
The works will take four weeks.
KDBATA President Angela Aaltink of Angobys
with Executive Member Clare McKenna of
Aesop’s Attic Bookshop inspect the soon to be
surfaced Carpark
Centre Nears Completion
Construction of Kyneton District
Health’s ambulatory care centre is on
schedule, with the first stage of the
transition to the new building
expected in early March.
The $7.4M facility provides one point
of access to integrated health services
– focussing on rehab, mental health
and primary care.
Published third Thursday of each even month
It will house Kyneton District Health’s
Community Nurses and Primary
Health Clinic, Kyneton Community
Mental Health (Bendigo Health) and
Cobaw Community Health Services.
KDH Chief Executive Maree Cuddihy
(pictured) knows this collaboration will
make it easier for people to get quality
care close to home.
The shared space will facilitate a more
coordinated and seamless approach to
delivery, with benefits for staff and
community.
Workers are close to finishing the
modern consulting and treatment
rooms. The next stage is to install
technologies and move in equipment
and staff.
This includes set-up of the gym and a
simulated bathroom and kitchen,
designed to help patients regain their
independence and quality of life after a
hospital stay.
Landscaping work is underway,
including the mobility garden at the
rear, where patients can develop
motor skills.
Once the first stage is complete the
portables will be removed, increasing
free car parks. There will also be
capacity for the local bus to deliver
patients and visitors to the door.
The state-of-the-art helipad is
expected to be operational once site
works are complete.
Negotiations are underway for two
local general practices to move into
the building.
An opening celebration is expected
mid-year.
February 2015
Taste of Kyneton? Yes Please!
Food lovers flocked to Kyneton
Racecourse on Sun Feb 15 to sample
Kyneton’s famed fare at ‘Taste of
Kyneton’ hosted by the Rotary Club of
Kyneton in conjunction with Kyneton
Community Park Inc.
Many of the district’s food, wine and
drink providers were there in
marquees under the shade of the
Course’s magnificent oaks.
The visitors were delighted with the
experience with more than 1,000
enjoyed browsing the many food stalls
and listening to music provided by
Grim Fawkner, King Maxwell and Dan
McDonald.
Youngest Connect Deliverer
People of all ages deliver Kyneton
Connect. In December Lila (below) and
her mum Clare joined the team.
If you could spare about an hour once
every 2 months to help we would love
to hear from you.
Please call Eric on 54222990.
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Community Park April Start
The foundation works for the Kyneton
Community Park in the Kyneton
Botanic Gardens will start in April.
The construction of Kyneton
Community Park will now be led by
Laidlaw and Laidlaw–the Park’s
landscape architects–and project
managed by Macedon Ranges Shire
Council.
An event to enable residents to find
out more about the interactive park’s
unique design will be held in the
Botanic Gardens on Sat Mar 21 from
1pm.
The Community Park will be a unique
nature-based environment at the
historic Kyneton Botanic Gardens for
people of all ages and abilities to picnic,
celebrate, exercise and play.
It will be a place for all Kyneton
residents—from babies to
grandparents and everyone in
between—and will be a celebration of
the local history and community of
Kyneton.
The Community Park’s Amy Cockroft
Kyneton Community Park Inc, the
community group that has lead the
design and funding of Kyneton
Community Park since 2007 believes
their mission had been achieved, and
has decided to dissolve.
“We believe that our job is done, and
we are incredibly proud of what we
have achieved,” said outgoing
President Amy Cockroft.
“The project has attracted strong
community support over the past nine
years, with many people donating time,
money and expertise to the idea.
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“The coming together of such
concerted community effort, a
wonderful site, and a brilliant design is
truly a rare thing,” Amy continued.
“Our role, as Kyneton Community
Park Inc, has been to incorporate the
community’s needs and wants into a
beautiful park, and to lobby for the
funding of the Park.
“We feel we have achieved this now.
The technicalities of construction and
funding acquittals are better managed
by the Council.”
In 2012, Kyneton Community Park Inc
delivered a concept plan that brought
together many years of community
consultation. On the strength of that
concept plan, $900,000 has been
committed to the Park through local,
state and federal governments.
The Library and Children 0-5
It’s never too early to begin reading to
your baby.
Exploring and playing with books,
singing nursery rhymes, talking about
pictures in books, and listening to
stories are the building blocks for
language and literacy development.
Kyneton Library has a great collection
of board books with simple, bright,
large pictures and designs, which are
ideal for babies 0-6 months.
For infants 6-12 months, the Library
has books with bits to touch and flaps
to lift.
Kyneton Library has specially tailored
preschool programs:
Baby Rhyme Time, Tuesday 10.30am A fun-filled interactive program for
new parents with babies aged up to
one year.
Toddler Time, Monday 10.30am Simple stories, finger plays, songs and
rhymes for 1 to 2 year olds.
Storytime, Wednesday 10.30am - Read
-aloud stories, songs, finger plays,
action rhymes and a craft activity to
suit children aged 3-5 years.
For more information, contact
Kyneton Library 3 Baynton St,
54221365.
School’s New Building Open
Children at Our Lady of the Rosary
Primary School have started the 2015
year in their exciting new learning
space.
Built over the past 12 months, the
flexible space includes learning spaces,
planning rooms, toilets and offices.
The Building overlooks the vegetable
garden and oval and provides a
wonderful connection to the School’s
Stephanie Alexander Kitchen program.
Over coming months plans for a
staged landscape design will commence
to further enhance the building.
Speaking Italian?
Lisa Boggio is seeking contact from
people who would be interested in
forming a small informal group to
speak Italian.
“We could meet once or twice
monthly in local cafes and have Italian
conversation over a coffee, help and
correct each other etc” Lisa said.
Call Lisa on 54232131.
Independent Units for RM Begg
RM Begg Kyneton Aged Care have
announced plans to build twelve, twobedroom villa style independent units
on the site of the cleared land fronting
Edgecombe St.
These are in a prime location, close to
town amenities and will be built to a
high specification. Interest is already
high. Information packs are available
from RM Begg at 27-35 Epping St oh
54222415.
RM Begg is also pleased to announce
that recently another 3 year
Accreditation was achieved for the
Aged Care facility.
International Women’s Day
“Paint it Purple” symbolises justice
and dignity, the theme of the Zonta
Club of Kyneton’s 2015 International
Women’s Day Dinner on 4 March.
This year’s Dinner will be held in the
Kyneton Town Hall with an
innovative Victorian woman of note,
Professor Susan Sawyer, as guest
speaker.
In 2013, Professor Susan Sawyer, who
holds joint appointments at the
Murdoch Children’s Research
Institute, The Royal Children's
Hospital and the University of
Melbourne, was inducted into the
Victorian Women's Honour Roll, for
her work in adolescent health.
Catering for the dinner will be by
Taste-Full Catering Service. Tickets
are $50 with BYO drinks. Contact
Kath Breen on 0427547659 for
bookings.
Professor Susan Sawyer
Mr Wale Returns to KDHS
After a gap of some 2 years Mr Roger
Wale i s a ga in c ar r yin g out
colonoscopies at Kyneton District
Health Service.
Mr Wale who is Head of Colorectal
Surgery at the Alfred Hospital
conducts colonoscopies at the
Kyneton Hospital once a month on a
Tuesday.
Roger Wale has assisted many local
residents over the years and is one of
the specialists at the Kyneton
Specialist Medical Centre in Simpson
Street.
He resumed at KDHS on Feb 10.
Kyneton Probus AGM
The Probus Club of Kyneton Inc. will
conduct its Annual General Meeting
at the Kyneton Bowling Club at
9.30am on Wed Mar 4.
Beer Tastings Beckon
Victoria's best home-brew beers will
be at the Melbourne Brewers'
Beerfest which is to be hosted at
Kyneton’s Royal George Hotel from
Feb 27 to Mar 1.
The George Hotel is excited to be
hosting this premium competition for
the first time.
Typically the Beerfest attracts over
150 entries across more than 30
different beer styles,.
It is Victoria's longest-running open
craft beer brewing competition, and is
run by Melbourne Brewers' Club.
Blind tastings will allow judges to
compare and score beers, whilst
members of the public can learn
more about different beer styles and
craft brewing, and taste any leftover
beers of course!
“Whether you are a craft beer
brewer or connoisseur, join us to
meet like-minded people and enjoy
one of the friendliest pubs, fast
becoming Kyneton's craft beer and
cider destination.
Come and see us at the George if you
are interested in participating as a
competitor, judge or steward.” Royal
George owner Lucinda Brown said
For more details, call the Royal
George Hotel on 54221390 or view:
www.melbournebrewers.org.
Student success at KSC
With the recent announcement of
first round tertiary offers for last
year’s Year 12 students, Kyneton
Secondary College announced that
eighty five percent of the school’s
2014 students received their first
round offer.
62% of the offers were for University
placements and 38% for TAFE.
College Principal, Mark Ridgeway said
that he was very proud of the results
and that they reflected the high
standard of education delivered by
government schools throughout the
district.
“Last year, our College Dux achieved
the highest ATAR score of all
schools, private or public, across the
Macedon Ranges and our Dux
Proximus achieved the equal second
highest score across the schools,” he
said.
“I am extremely proud of the
achievements of both Isobel and Josh
and also of all of our students from
last year.
Dux Isobel Todd whose ATAR was
98.45 will study Science at Melbourne
University and dux proximus Josh
Thorpe (ATAR 97.7) will undertake
Engineering at RMIT.
RM Begg Easter Fair
The RM Begg Kyneton Aged Care
Auxiliary will hold their Annual Easter
Fair in the grounds of Duck, Duck,
Goose & Larder cnr Piper & Ebden
Sts on Easter Saturday Apr 4 from
9am to 1pm.
Stalls include home baked goodies,
jams & preserves, books, trash &
treasure, plants, toys, handcrafts and
more.
There will be an Easter Bonnet
Competition for children under 12,
10-11am.
Dux Isobel Todd
I wish them all the very best for their
respective futures.”
Mr Ridgeway also said that the new
school year had started well with the
new Year 7 students in particular
settling in very quickly.
The annual Year 7 BBQ held at the
school on the evening of Mon Feb 16
was an opportunity for new parents
to the school to meet the teachers,
students and other families involved
with Year 7.
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New Baptist Pastor
On Sun Feb 1 the Kyneton Baptist
Church welcomed and inducted a new
pastor Simon Burnett, replacing Rev.
Ryan Smith who resigned to become
the Victorian/Tasmanian director of
Global Interaction.
This is Simon’s first pastoral
appointment, but he has extensive
church leadership experience and
undertook an internship at Essendon
Baptist Church in 2010.
Simon achieved a degree in Graphic
Design and Visual Communications
before completing a masters degree in
theology at Tabor College in 2013.
Simon and his family moved into town
earlier this month and are already
enjoying life in a country town. Simon
is a keen hiker, rider, and camper.
“I love to hear people’s stories and
connect with them on their own
personal journey. There’s something
powerful in our personal narratives,
and how that broadly connects with
spirituality” Simon said.
KPS Captains Installed
Kyneton Primary School Captains for
2015 Jack Turner, Isaac Morris–Perrot,
Kaitlyn Cafari and Emily Ord were
presented with their badges at a
school assembly in the first week of
February.
“This is a great honor for these
students and they have already
impressed me with their confidence
and willingness to help me out as the
new Principal” Acting Principal Loren
Peavey said.
Ms Peavey will be Acting Principal for
term 1&2 this year while Mrs Pearce is
away on her well-deserved long
service leave.
“I have had the pleasure of meeting
our new Prep students and their
parents. It is so exciting to see the
children’s faces full of curiosity and
anticipation.
“Well done also to the parents for
growing such wonderful little people
who have settled so well into school
life.
“For the next 4 weeks as a reward the
Preps will have Wednesdays off to
recharge their batteries” Loren said.
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Jenna Kelley WFDRT, Linsay Potter Graham
Cockerell (Pakenham Lions) Allison Horley,
Dave Quarrell & Gerard Rutter
100 bales of hay were delivered to the
Kyneton Showgrounds on Sat Feb 7 to
provide relief to farmers affected by
recent fires in the Pastoria and
Blackhill areas.
The Pakenham Lions Club and
Victorian disaster-relief volunteer
group, the Walking Forward Disaster
Relief Team, worked together to
source and transport the bales from
Gippsland.
Kyneton Lions Club volunteers helped
to unload the hay on Saturday, and
have commenced delivering bales to
fire-affected landowners who have
registered with Macedon Ranges Shire
Council’s fire recovery team.
Music Festival Feb 20 & 21
Mynas Retreat
Macedon Ranges Indian Myna Action
Group trappers are making an impact.
“With simple wire traps our members
have trapped more than 1700 Indian
mynas in the last 12 months.
MRIMAG’s goal is the reduction and
control of numbers of this invasive
pest species and we are thrilled with
these results from the 205 trappers
across the shire and town
coordinators” MRIMAG spokesperson
Peter Harding reported..
Jenny Zimmerman, a trapper in the
local area, said “I had a flock of a
dozen Indian mynas which pretty much
ruled my garden. In my first month of
trapping I very easily caught 13 mynas,
and that pretty much cleared my
garden of them”.
For information about this free
program Em: psharding77@gmail.com
or call Peter on 0419625600.
Hay for Fire-affected Residents
Asst Principal Sue White (l) and acting
Principal Loren Peavey with School Captains
‘Kyneton, Darling!’
Produced by The Kyneton Theatre
Company ‘Kyneton, Darling!’ is best
described as a highly controversial,
bitter-sweet comedy with a sprinkling
of wonderful old show tunes.
Penned by local award-winning author
and “Neighbours” scriptwriter,
Christopher Milne, the production will
premiere at Kyneton's Red Brick Hall.
The play will be performed on 3
consecutive weekends Mar 14 & 15,
21 & 22 and 28 & 29. Saturdays will be
evening performances commencing at
8pm and Sundays matinees at 2.30pm.
Entry for the Gala premiere on Mar 14
will be $25 and for all other sessions
$20/$15.
Ticket sales through Trybooking and
enquiries to 54274210.
The third annual Kyneton Music
Festival is set to return this weekend
Fri Feb 20 and Sat Feb 21with a
talented and diverse line-up of artists
including Laura Jean, Money For Rope,
Charles Jenkins & Cherrywood.
Performances will take place across
Kyneton, including music venue
MajorTom’s, The Pizza & Wine Club,
the Stockroom sculpture garden, plus
acoustic shows in the Red Brick Hall.
The Kyneton Mechanics Institute will
once again transform into the festival
hub, with an indoor evening stage and
outdoor stage under the big oak tree
with a fine selection of food and
beverages.
The Festival will also incorporate the
community event Music in the
Churches.
Full weekend pass $70, day passes
available. For more details visit the
Festival website.
SHC 'Senior Learning Village'
After a thorough design, planning and
development phase, construction has
commenced on Stage 1 of Sacred
Heart College’s Senior Learning Village,
which will house the College’s Year 10
students, VCAL courses and Careers
and Enterprise Centre.
Stage 1 comprises of a two-storey,
state-of-the-art Education Centre that
fully embraces best-practice in
contemporary design in secondary
education.
The project commits Sacred Heart
College to one of its largest ever
projects - both in terms of structural
complexity and financial investment.
College Principal, Mr Craig Holmes
believes that this facility will provide
for contemporary learning and
teaching, as well as a venue where
students will be invited into the
conversations about their future
aspirations, with the intention of
building a sense of purpose and
motivation in Years 10 -12. Stage 1 of
the building is expected to be
completed by August 2015.
The photo below shows the site works
currently underway, and nestled in the
background on the right, is the
Arthurson Atrium our most recent
completed building project.
'The Atrium' has surpassed all
expectations, both as a cafeteria for
students to gather at Recess and
Lunch, but also as a social hub for
College events during and after hours
as well as the rapidly increasing, level
of enquiry from outside groups and the
broader College community.
Lost Trades Fair
The eagerly anticipated 2nd Lost Trades
Fair will be held at the Kyneton
Racecourse on Mar 7 & 8.
Artisans from more than 60 ancient
and traditional trades and crafts will
demonstrate their skills.
Bookings can be made online via
Trybooking.
Big Breakfast Attendance
Australia Day Breakfast January 26
The Annual Australia Day Breakfast
held in the Kyneton Mechanics Reserve
organised by Kyneton’s Service Clubs,
Lions, Rotary and Zonta, and the RSL
drew its biggest crowd in some years.
Early morning celebrators shared
breakfast with fellow citizens at tables
covering the entire lawn in the middle
of the Reserve.
New Location for Monument
The Light Horse Monument will be
returned to Kyneton following the
Avalon Airshow, which runs from Feb
24 to Mar 1.
The Monument will be located on the
grassed area at the front of the
Kyneton Police Station, between the
flagpoles and the large tree near the
police station entrance.
The exact location will be finalised
once Council’s arborist has inspected
the site to ensure that no tree roots
are affected by the concrete slab for
the Monument.
The monument was removed from its
initial site on the grassed area in the
Mechanics Reserve Dec 24 following
vandalism and expressions of concern
from community groups who used the
area.
Zonta’s Young Women’s Award
The Zonta Club of Kyneton is
encouraging young women to apply for
an exciting International award.
The Young Women in Public Affairs
Award honours young women aged 16
-19, who demonstrate a commitment
to leadership in public service,
government and volunteer
organisations in supporting Zonta’s
aims to advance the status of women.
Applications close on Mar 6.
L oc a l s ec ond a r y s ch ool s and
community organisations are urged to
encourage suitably interested young
women to apply for these awards.
More information - Zonta Kyneton
website or call Kath Breen 54223882.
Company and a Fun Day Out
Cobaw’s Social Support and Respite
Programs (for older people and people
with a disability) currently have
vacancies in some of their popular local
programs.
Monday outings: A small group of
women who travel around the local
area for shopping and lunches.
Tuesday in house: A group of older
men and women. Centre based
activities include games, craft and
gentle exercise. Hot lunch provided.
Thursday outing: A small group of
older people from Kyneton,
Malmsbury and Woodend who travel
around the local area for lunches and
shopping excursions.
Saturday: A group of people with a
disability who meet on the last
Saturday of each month. The group
goes out to various places locally
providing respite for their families.
Interested in attending? Call Caroline
Sarah on 54211666.
Cathouse Players in Kyneton
Rehearsals are well underway for
Cathouse Players’ first production this
year, the hilarious comedy, “Sylvia”.
Making her acting debut with Cathouse
Players is multi-talented Rauri Barker.
“Sylvia” is directed by Bette Sartore.
The venue is the Kyneton Mechanics
Institute, for five performances only.
Evening shows are at 8pm: Opening
Night with wine and cheese on Fri May
1, Sat May 2. Fri May 8, and Sat May 9
(Gala Night), with one matinee on Sun
May 3 at 2pm.
All tickets include pre-performance
sherries, served 30 minutes prior to
curtain-up, program, and Interval
refreshments.
Tickets $25/$20. Gala Night $30.
Further details ph Katie, 0448371623
Cathouse Players Inc. are members of
the Victorian Drama League, and
“Sylvia” will be their official entry in
the prestigious VDL Awards for 2015.
Rauri Barker
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What’s New in Business
High Street Bakery
Marita, Jo & Michael at High St Bakery
Kyneton’s newest bakery has opened
at 65a High St (formerly Sweet
Cravings).
The team behind the popular
Daylesford Bakery and Ballan Bakery
are the owners of the High Street
Bakery.
“We have been overwhelmed with
such a warm welcome from the
community.
“Kyneton is a great town and we are
truly fortunate to be a part of it” said
owner Michael Chapman.
At High Street Bakery you can enjoy a
wide range of cakes, coffee, ice cream,
bread, sandwiches and award winning
pies and sausage rolls.
Opening hours are 8 am – 4 pm MonFri and 9 am – 3 pm Sat Ph 54221420.
New Address for L’Echoppe
Darryl Mossman, owner of L’Echoppe,
has moved his business to bigger
premises along Piper St to Number 44.
L’Echoppe which reopened recently at
14 Piper St now has more space to
display Darryl’s eclectic selection of
highly desirable new, collectable and
vintage pieces in its new location.
Particularly featured is L’Echoppe’s
range of imported French items and
lamps but as always, shoppers can find
something to enhance their own
collections or as a valued gift in the
wide range of attractive items on offer.
Darryl’s L’Echoppe opened at the new
address on Fri Feb 6 and will open
from 10-4.30pm Wed-Sat and 10.304.30pm Sun Contact Darryl on E-mail
Lechoppe@bigpond.com.au.
IT’S A TRAP Moves
IT’S A TRAP Critter Control is moving
from the front of 176 Mollison St to
the back.
The business supplies Australian-made
traps, deterrents and lures for feral
and pest animals – foxes, cats, rats,
mice, rabbits, ‘roos, snakes, possums
and yabbies. Shooting accessories and
knives are also on sale.
The new entrance is down the
driveway into the property. The
change takes place from Feb 19.
“Online sales with product distribution
around Australia and trap information
continues at www.ItsaTrap.com.au as it
has done for the past six years.
We have a 20% off sale on fishing
t ac k le , out d oo r c lot h i ng and
ammunition while stocks last.
The retail shop will no longer be open
six days a week but locals can phone
on 0411555644 to meet up in Mollison
St to discuss and purchase traps”
owner Robyn Wawn said.
IT’S A TRAP will be at Site 413 at the
Seymour Alternative Farming Expo Feb
20 – 22.
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Rouse Customs
Michael Davies, a metal fabricator and
coach builder recently relocated his
business Rouse Kustoms Paint & Panels
to 1648 Kyneton-Metcalfe Rd Kyneton.
Michael specialises in minor body work
and respraying late model cars and
restoring older cars including
eliminating rust and removal and
replacement of rusted out sections of
older vehicles.
Opening hours are 8-5pm Mon to Fri.
Call Michael on 0419170011.
The Flames
Indian Chef Garry Singh has opened his
The Flames at 166a Mollison St.,
Garry has installed a gas fired tandoor,
or barrel-shaped oven, made in the
Indian state of Punjab from a special
fine clay.
“The tandoor is essential in the
cooking of spicy meats, poultry, fish
and breads,” says Garry. “And food
baked in this oven provides an
authentic flavour of India.”
The Flames has more than 60 different
dishes on its menu, including starters,
mains, rice, breads, and desserts. The
restaurant has a BYO licence, and is
currently applying for a full licence. It
offers dine in and take away meals.
Garry has another Indian restaurant
called The Host, in Keilor.
Contact Garry on 54223660.
Bendigo Bank Refurbished
Over the past few weeks the Kyneton
Branch of the Bendigo Bank has been
undergoing a refurbishment that will
see a fresh new look for the site of
over 25 years.
Kim & Luke help to set up the new counter
Michael Davies, with his father Mick who
offers support to Rouse Kustoms
The Branch was closed for the final
stages of refurbishment from 5pm
Wed Feb 11 and was scheduled to
reopen at 12 noon on Tues Feb 17.
Trades people worked throughout the
weekend to meet the re-opening
deadline and have produced a great
new interior at the Mollison St Branch.
Fiona Orr Gallery
Fiona Orr will be opening her own
gallery at the Windmill Farm 1203
Metcalfe Rd Kyneton from Fri Feb 27.
The gallery will exhibit Fiona’s recent
contemporary jewellery made from
found objects and recycled materials.
The wearable sculptures are unique
and very individually developed into
necklaces, brooches, cuffs, hat and hair
pins, rings and earrings.
“The body is the mobile gallery that
shows off the wearable art” Fiona said.
Other works will be on display such as
drawings and small sculptures that
capture Fiona’s farm and animals
experience.
The gallery will be open on Fri, Sat and
Sunday afternoons 12-5 pm. Call Fiona
on 0423593122.
Harper Lee on Mollison
Kyneton Town Hall’s grand piano will
be dusted off and tuned for visiting
music scholar and pianist Professor
Heath Lees when he presents “More
to Music than Meets the Ear” for
ADFAS Central Victoria on Thu Feb
26.
Start time is 7 for 7.30pm with supper
and local wine included in entry.
Lodge Refurbishment
Harper Lee Café and Food Store has
opened at 47 Mollison St, Kyneton.
After running her own café in Carlton
for 11 years and founding the Red
Door Café in Macedon, Carolyn Hoult
is looking forward to her new venture.
Carolyn and her team are excited to
bring you a wide range of fresh
flavours, including her renowned home
-made pies and cakes, and great coffee.
Opening hours are Mon-Fri 7am to
4:30pm, and Sat 8am to 3pm.
‘Upstairs’ at 58-60 Piper Street
Upstairs is a collaboration between the
Kyneton Dental Expands Service
Kyneton Dental, at 65 High St, is into
its second year, now has a 24/7 dental
emergency helpline to provide
information and treatment whenever it
is needed.
The Dental Surgery has added
Implants, Orthodontics, Invisalign,
Laser whitening, Smile makeovers and
dentures to its range of services.
“We also provide Bulk billing services
for children under the CDBS scheme,
Pensioners Discount and HICAPS
facility for On the spot Private health
insurance claims” dentist Yasser Khan
said.
Appointments & enquiries 54226159.
Flop House, local accommodation
provider and Grandfather's Axe,
purveyor of 20th Century European
vintage furniture.
Upstairs offers a novel reception area
for guest's checking into the Flop
House.
Genevieve Wearne of ‘Upstairs’
Flop House now has two Kyneton
guesthouses - the Harpsichord Studio
at Beauchamp Street and the Chair
Maker's House on Powlett Street.
Flop House also provides information
on activities in the region, a tailored
guide to Kyneton and a booking
service. www.flophouse.com.au
Mawson’s Comes to Kyneton
Yassar Khan, Tanya Johnson & Laura Styles
More to Music than Meets the Ear
Mawson’s, a company which operates
across Victoria and interstate, has
taken over Prendergast’s Garden
Supply and Concreting businesses.
Prendergast’s will ,however, continue
its earthmoving business.
More details in the next issue.
The Kyneton Masonic Lodge in
Yaldwyn St West is undergoing a
transformation both internally and
externally.
A number of major changes are taking
place such as painting throughout much
of the interior, light fittings are being
upgraded, new carpet laid and an
upgrade for the kitchen.
Two new Split Air systems have been
installed in the main hall and one in the
lodge room.
The main hall floor is to be sanded and
polished.
Members of the Lodge are excited
about the transformation that is taking
place. Freemasonry Victoria is
providing the necessary capital for all
alterations and renovations.
Music in the Churches
Music in the Churches will be part of
the daytime activity of the Kyneton
Music Festival on Sat Feb 21.
This year’s ‘Music in the Churches’ is a
series of four concerts.
T he concert s include feat ure
performances from two world
acclaimed musicians: Mary Doumany
and Roesy.
Music in the Churches is designed for
those music lovers who prefer their
music a little softer, slower and more
traditional.
The program is enormously diverse
and has something for everyone.
The free concerts begin at 11am and
conclude at 3pm.
Mary Doumany performs at 2pm at St
Paul’s Anglican Church;
Roesy, at 1pm at the Uniting Church;
Jose and the Coffee Mugs, 12 noon at
the Baptist Church; and
Three's a Crowd, 11am Our Lady of
the Rosary.
For further information contact Henry
Vyhnal 0488894625
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Handling Horses
KC & LC student Jasmine Apted demonstrates
handling skills, Amelia Walker in background
Kyneton Community & Learning
Centre, in partnership with Piper’s Call
Equine Services, are offering a low cost
‘Introduction to Equine Studies’ course
where students are taught the safe
handling of horses, horse health and
gain exposure to the many career
opportunities available within the
Macedon Ranges Shire.
During the eight day program, funded
by the Victorian State Government,
classroom theory is complemented by
hands on handling of horses with
activities such as grooming, walking,
backing up, horse behaviour, lunging,
checking hooves and general health
care.
John Thomas, the Education and
T raining Manager at Kynet on
Community and Learning Centre,
participated in the first course held
during August and September in 2014
and found students were extremely
enthusiastic “Through forming a
connection with a horse, people
actually learn more about themselves
and it is a great confidence builder for
young people” said John.
Students in the next course,
commencing on Mar 5 will be treated
to visits to horse facilities within the
Shire including an early morning at
Kyneton Racecourse where they will
have the opportunity to meet trainers
and witness track riders in action.
Anyone interested in the Introduction
to Equine Studies course should call
Kyneton Community & Learning
Centre the centre on 54223433.
Badminton in Kyneton
The Kyneton Badminton Association
holds competition every Monday night
from 7pm at the Kyneton Toyota
Sports and Aquatic Centre.
New players are always welcome.
For more information, contact Kevin
Roberts on 54223057.
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Little Sister Gallery
Following the successful launch in Sept
2014 of Malmsbury’s new art gallery
“Little Sister”, the buzz continues into
2015.
The diverse variety of artworks has
proved very popular with local visitors
as with tourists from interstate and
overseas.
March 13 – 22 LSG joins Castlemaine
State Festival historic celebrations ‘40
Years 20 Festivals Before and Beyond’.
The Gallery’s collective of regional
artists share their creative energy
displayed in regularly changing
exhibitions - Ettore Dipilla - Glass:
Rhain Dipilla – origami:
Frances
Harkin – Copper, Gold & Silversmith:
Larissa Gray – Sculpture and Chris
Rowe – mixed media: and welcome
new members, Kathryn Portelli mosaics and Howard Maylor photography.
Wander in to 69 Mollison St
Malmsbury at the top of the hill and be
surprised. Hours Fri- Sun and Public
Holidays 11-4pm During Castlemaine
State Festival please note the extended
opening days March 13 -22 Daily 114pm except Tues 17 Wed 18.
For further information 0425766799
or on facebook.
Zetland Lodge School Bursaries
On Sat Jan 17, Kyneton’s Zetland
Lodge celebrated the recipients of
their annual School Bursary Program at
a presentation ceremony held at their
Lodge in Piper St.
Over 120 parents, relatives and friends
came to see eighteen students from
nine local schools presented with
cheques for $200 and a framed
certificate.
The presentations were made by Mary
-Anne Thomas, State Member for
Macedon, V. W. Bro. Frank Fordyce, a
director of the Freemasons Public
Charitable Foundation, Cr. John
Connor and Cr. Ian Ellis.
Cr Jennifer Anderson Reports
For those of you who don't know I
have been elected Mayor.
This is a position for one year, voted
on in November each year by
Councillors.
It is a great honor to be entrusted with
this responsibility and I hope everyone
will be proud of how I represent the
Shire.
We have had some fires in the Shire
already and I want to remind you all to
make sure you have a fire plan, and
keep your property as safe as possible
by cleaning out gutters, cutting long
grass, and clearing up rubbish.
Summer is also a time when more
people are cycling in and around our
beautiful towns and villages.
Council has partnered with Bike Safe
Macedon Ranges to promote bicycle
safety for both cyclists and drivers,
particularly with overtaking, and
bicycle visibility.
The Annual Budget and Council Plan
Review will be upon us soon, so make
sure you send ideas through to me and
all Councillors as soon as possible.
I am hoping this year will see many
more initiatives to improve
environmental outcomes for the Shire,
and also save us money in the long
term.
We have a Green team at council,
putting into practice such initiatives
within council offices, my personal
favorite being the introduction of
Worm Farms, to reduce organic waste
going to Landfill.
This may seem small, but if everyone
does something small to help, it results
in a big change. I'm looking forward to
council, leading the way.
Jennifer
How will our Shire Grow?
The Council’s population and
household forecasts show how
population, age structure and
household types in our Shire could
change between now and 2036.
The forecasts are now available on
Council’s website.
Daffodil Bulb Sales
Home gardeners can begin their
preparation for this year’s Kyneton
Daffodil and Arts Festival when the
traditional bulb sales and sausage
sizzles begin outside Woolworths on
Labour Day long weekend Sat Mar 7
from 9am starting the fundraising for
this year’s great series of events at the
start of September.
“Planting daffodils in home gardens
involves everyone in the Festival
making for great garden displays, and
brings many visitors to Kyneton each
year” Festival Secretary Marg
Dearricott said.
“Ordering bulbs early this year, the
Committee have managed to obtain an
excellent variety of quality daffodils
which will be reasonably priced.
“Watch for the Festival team and trays
of bulbs in front of Woolworths. The
community notice board near the Post
Office will soon display future sale
dates. For orders phone Eric Scoble
on 54226454.”
The Kyneton Daffodil & Arts Festival
will take place in the first two weeks of
spring commencing on Thu Sept 3 and
concluding with the Grand Parade and
the Fair on Sun Sept 13.
“People wishing to be involved with
the Festival or Festival Committee can
contact me on 5422 2282” Marg said.
Grant for Centre
New State Member for Macedon, Mary
-Anne Thomas has announced a
$10,000 grant for the Kyneton
Community and Learning Centre as
part of the state government’s
Partnership for Access Program
“Kyneton Community and Learning
Centre helps connect people with
education and meaningful vocational
options that either lead to jobs or
further training and study and this
grant will enable them to provide
those services much more efficiently”.
“It is particularly helpful for people
who have previously experienced
barriers to education to develop the
skills they need to find work or further
education” Mary-Anne said.
Ms Thomas’ whose Electorate Office is
at Shop 14, 9 Goode St Gisborne, ph
54282138, has been appointed
Parliamentary Secretary for Health in
the new State Labor Government.
Clean Up Australia Day
Kidz Club Fitness at KTSAC
A new exercise class that caters to
children of primary school age is now
available at Kyneton Toyota Sports &
Aquatic Centre (KTSAC).
every day.
KTSAC staff have specially designed a
45 minute class to cover safety and
exercise technique, while making it fun
and engaging for children. Classes are
held on Tuesdays 4–4.45pm in a
private room during school term.
Cost is $7.20 per class or $50.00 for
10 visit pass. Contact the centre for
further details on 54211477 or via
ksacreception@mrsc.vic.gov.au.
Community groups, schools and local
businesses are encouraged to
participate in the 25th annual Clean Up
Australia campaign this year.
There will be three clean up days held
throughout the Macedon Ranges Shire:
Business Clean Up Day–Tues Feb 24,
School Clean Up Day–Fri Feb 27 and
Community Clean Up Day–Sun Mar 1.
Council will support Clean Up
Australia Day activities by assisting
with the collection of litter and rubbish
from designated sites, and will also
provide a free disposal service at all
Transfer Stations in the shire for all
waste collected as part of Clean Up
Australia Day events.
To organise collection from a
designated site or to access the free
disposal service, you must contact
Council’s Operations team on
54220333 by Friday 20 February.
U3A Kyneton is on the Up
After the successful Enrolment Day for
U3A Kyneton on 30 January the group
has increased to well over 100
members since 2014.
Enrolments in Special Interest Groups
and Courses vary in numbers but now
average 12 per group with more
memberships expected in the coming
month.
Three new activities have been added
to U3A’s
broad activities: Stock
Market, Current Affairs and Genealogy
as well as a short course in
Photography.
The Kyneton U3A Singers are building
their numbers and encourage people
keen to sing to join up. This group has
had outstanding interest since it
started only 6 months ago.
People interested in joining in varied
activities or attending on Friday
afternoons are able to join in at any
time during the year.
For more information visit
www.U3Akyneton.org.au.
Poultry Club
The Kyneton and District Poultry Club
meets on the first Thursday of every
month at 7:30pm in the Horace Don
Poultry Pavilion at the Kyneton
Showgrounds with informative
speakers on topics ranging from tips
for how to look after a backyard flock
of poultry through to preparing birds
to win prizes at poultry shows.
The Club has three auctions a year
with the next one set for Sun Mar 22.
The Kyneton Poultry Show will be held
on Sun Jun 7.
New members are always welcome.
For information call Hazel 54274242.
Langley Primary Preps
The new preps at Langley have had a
great start to the year.
They have learnt how the School
operates, both as a whole school and
as a junior room classroom.
Pictured below are L-R: Adelaide, Macey,
Christopher, Hamish, Chloe & Amelia
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At the Bowling Club
Strategic Plan for Saleyards
Great Saturday night shows will be a
feature of life at the Kyneton Bowling
Club over the next 2 months.
The line up starts on Feb 28 “The Katy
& Robbie Show” starring Kristy Jenks
and Paul Hogan, then on Mar 28 Col
Elliott and April 18 it’s the Aussie Rock
Tribute Show “Kings of Oz”.
All Shows start at 8pm. Phone the Club
on 54221902.
Residents are being invited to share
their views on the future role of the
Kyneton Saleyards to a drop-in session
will at the Kyneton Town Hall at 6pm
on Wed Mar 1.
Community feedback will be combined
with input gathered through a series of
workshops with key stakeholders of
the facility, including stock agents,
producers and buyers.
The draft strategic plan will be
exhibited for further public comment
later this year.
For more information contact Matt
Garner on 54210800.
Men’s Shed Progresses
Col Elliott appearing Mar 28
2015 Aquathon Series
Participants of Cobaw Community
Health’s Men’s Shed who formed an
incorporated association in October
2014 are making progress towards
independence.
The Kyneton Men’s Shed Incorporated
(KMSI) has continued to regularly meet
with Cobaw to plan towards
independence for the shed. Cobaw has
financially supported two Kyneton
Men’s Shed Inc members to complete
their full Health & Safety
Representative training certification,
with Macedon Ranges Shire Council
assisting the Men's Shed with strategic
and financial planning. In addition,
Cobaw is assisting the group to
develop required policies and
procedures.
The transfer of the Men’s Shed is
expected to take place in March 2015.
For several years swimmers and
runners have participated in the
Kyneton Aquathon. This year the event
has been expanded to four Aquathon
events in Woodend, Lancefield,
Kyneton and Gisborne.
The first event was held at the
Lancefield Pool on Sun Feb 1, and will
be followed by Woodend on Feb 22.
Kyneton will host its 8th annual event
on Mar 15, and Gisborne will host
theirs on April 12.
Entry forms and course details are Pavers Cause Concern
available from the Council’s website.
Residents have raised concerns about
Sustainable Living Festival
the pavers at the front of the
The 6 th annual Macedon Ranges Mechanics Reserve.
Sustainable Living Festival returns this Pavers are often loose, are cracked or
year showcasing all that’s happening in have broken into several sections.
central Victoria on renewables, On the morning of the Australia Day
renovations, renegade gardening, and Breakfast two were completely missing.
much more.
The festival attracts over 1,000 visitors
each year. This year the organisers
hope to inspire individual acts of
climate leadership and to motivate
visitors to consider the everyday things
they can do to tackle climate change.
The Festival kicks off at 10 am on Sat
Feb 28 at the Community Garden
behind the Woodend Community Hub,
47 Forest St Woodend. Entry for
adults is $5. MRSG members and John Hammond & Graeme Batrouney inspect
Children under 18 are free.
the paving near the War Memorial
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At the Kyneton Museum
Kyneton Museum’s current Exhibition
is The Tool Chest – Tools that built
Australia, an exhibition featuring fine
hand crafted tools from the Hand Tool
Preservation Association of Australia
Inc. The display includes Chinese tools
that were made in Australia out of
Australian timbers and were probably
made by craftsmen who came to
Australia during the gold rush.
The Tool Chest runs until 29 March.
Following this exhibition the Museum
presents The Soldier’s Gift – The
Illustrations of Jane Tanner from Apr 4
until May 31. The Museum is open FriSun 11am-4pm ph 54221228.
Scottish Dancing
Macedon Ranges Scottish Country
Dancers meet every Thursday
afternoon from 1pm - 3pm at Newham
Mechanics Institute, to dance away
stress and tension and exercise bodies
and minds.
Dances are usually performed in “Sets”
of 6 or 8 people and all dances are
walked through first before the dance.
For more information contact Elizabeth
54296470.
Redesdale Bush Market
The Redesdale Hall Committee are
holding their annual Bush Market on
Sun Mar 8 at the "Agnes Mudford
Reserve"
The Market which has something of
interest for all ages begins at 8.30am
and finishes 2pm.
Children's entertainment includes an
Animal Farm and a Jumping Castle.
Outside Stalls Available - $20..
Bookings and Enquiries: Alwyn
0419513976.
Greylight Olde Time Dance
Kyneton Town Hall will again be the
venue for the Greylight Olde Time
Dance on Tues May 12, 1.30–4pm.
The dance is a free event for older
people.
To book call 54220258 or email
sharper@mrsc.vic.gov.au.
Kyneton District Services
Accountants
Keena Jordan & Associates
SGK Business Management
David J Gibney Pty Ltd
KMA Tax & Accounting
Acupuncture
Kyn Acupuncture & Allied Health
Auto Services & Repairs
Mead Motors
Kyneton Auto Spares & Repairs
Kyneton Toyota
Vereker Bros Smash Repairs
Catering
Taste-full Catering
Chiropractor
Dr Rohan Kapoor
Concreting & Paving
MBC Concreting & Paving
Mawson’s Kyneton Concrete
Digital TV Antennas
Teletronics Kyneton
Dry Cleaning
Kyneton Dry Cleaners
Electricians
Macedon Ranges Electrics
Cliff Dawes Electrical P/L
Kyneton Electrics
Electrical Appliance Repairs
Kyneton Whitegoods Repairs
Excavation & Bobcat Hire
Mozza Excavations
Financial Planning
Adrian Plowman & Associates
Garden Supplies
Mawson’s Garden Supplies
Genealogy Services
KMA Family History Services
Hair Care
Stratford Hair
Insurance
Simplex Insurance Solutions
Legal Practices
Palmer Stevens & Rennick
LP Gas Supplies
Hendersons the Gas People
Massage
Massage on High
Kyn Acupuncture & Allied Health
Medical Practices
Macedon Ranges Primary Care
Campaspe Family Practice
Coliban Medical Centre
Osteopathy
Dr Isobel Mettler
Real Estate
PRD Nationwide
Salon-Spa
Ellenis
Travel Services
Kyneton Travel
Renee@Travel Managers
Kyneton Events Calendar
5422 1966
5422 6511
5422 6480
5422 3178
Fr Feb 20
Kyneton Music Festival various Kyneton Locations
Old Time Dance Social Rooms Showgrounds 8pm
Sa Feb 21
Kyneton Music Festival various Kyneton Locations
Mo Feb 23
Morning Melodies Kyneton Bowling Club 10.30am
Th Feb 26
ADFAS “More to Music Than Meets the Ear” Kyneton Town Hall 7pm
Fe27-Mar1
Beerfest Royal George Hotel
5422 2450
5422 1255
5421 0200
5422 2603
Fr Feb 27
Old Time Dance St Mary’s Hall 8pm
Sa Feb 28
“The Eagles” Hanging Rock
0429326987
Tu Mar 3
0411558013
5422 6488
“Robbie Williams & Katie Perry Tribute” Kyn Bowling Club 8.30pm
Sustainable Living Festival Woodend Community Garden 10amKyneton Racing Kyneton Racecourse 11am-
We Mar 4
Zonta’s International Women’s Day Dinner Kyneton Town Hall 6.30pm
Mar 7 & 8
Lost Trades Fair Kyneton Racecourse 10-4pm
Model Train Exhibition Quambi Sacred Heart College 10-5
0417545159
5422 2286
0438823121
5422 1503
5422 2182
0407349302
5422 1369
0418590295
0437252295
Sa Mar 7
First Day Daffodil Bulb Sales Outside Woolworths 9amSu Mar 8
Autumn Flower Show Watts Pavilion Showgrounds 10-4.30pm
Mo Mar 9
Model Train Exhibition Quambi Sacred Heart College 10-4pm
Sa Mar 14
Kyneton Farmers & Makers Markets St Pauls Park Piper St 8.30-1pm
Kyneton Community Market cnr Piper & Ebden St 8.30-1pm
“Kyneton, Darling” season commences Red Brick Hall 8pm
Su Mar 15
Mar 16-20
Cultural Diversity Week
Th Mar 19
ADFAS “”Meissen Monkey Band Grainger Museum” Kyn Town Hall 7pm
Fr Mar 20
Old Time Dance Social Rooms Showgrounds 8pm
Sa Mar 21
Tylden Primary School Fair Tylden PS Grounds 10-3pm
“Tahir-Who Stole my Donkey?” Kyneton Town Hall 8pm
Su Mar 22
5422 2286
5422 3867
5422 7408
5422 2511
0411558013
5421 2840
5422 2877
5422 1412
0415693697
5422 2127
5422 3795
5422 1777
0418369411
Kyneton Racing Kyneton Racecourse 11amPoultry Auction Horace Don Pavilion Showgrounds
Mo Mar 23
Morning Melodies Kyneton Bowling Club 10.30pm
Fr Mar 27
Vision Australia Dutch Auction St Andrews Hall 1.30pm
Sa Mar 28
Col Elliott Kyneton Bowling Club 8.30pm
Old Time Dance St Mary’s Hall 8pm
Rod Stewart Hanging Rock
5422 3333
5422 6500
Kyneton Aquathon Kyneton Toyota Sports & Aquatic Centre
Muso’s Club Kyneton Bowling Club 1pm-
5422 2622
0427946595
Autumn Flower Show Watts Pavilion Showgrounds 1-5pm
Woodend Winter Arts Program Launch St Ambrose Hall 2.30pm
Th Apr 2
“Pants Down Circus Rock” Kyneton Town Hall 1.30pm & 7.30pm
Fr Apr 3
Football-Netball Gisborne v Kyneton away game
Sa Apr 4
RM Begg Easter Fair cnr Piper & Ebden St 9-1pm
Sa Apr 11
Kyneton Farmers & Makers Markets St Pauls Park Piper St 8.30-1pm
Kyneton Community Market cnr Piper & Ebden St 8.30-1pm
Su Apr 12
Football-Netball Kyneton V Sandhurst Kyn Showgrounds
Kyneton Races Kyneton Racecourse 11am-
Th Apr 16
Kyneton Connect Delivery Day
Veterinarians
Kyneton Veterinary Hospital
5422 1099
Yoga
Illuminate Yoga Studio
0438010199
Listings in District Services
For a sponsorship of $30 service businesses will be listed for
three issues. Phone 54222990.
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New date for Tylden Fair
The Tylden Primary School Fair has
moved from its former May date to
Saturday March 21.
The Fair this year will boast an array
of new activities with a distinct
country flavour.
The tractor pull competition is not in
this year’s program due to the change
of date, but will be replaced by wood
chopping, a tug of war, and dog trials.
Also back this year are the very
popular camel rides, trackless train,
bungee trampolines, jumping castle,
inflatable mega olympic obstacle
course, mini golf, hay toss and much
more.
The stalls include locally grown
produce, (including much from the
school's own Stephanie Alexander
Kitchen Garden Program), trash and
treasure, second-hand books, plants,
and a great range of silent auction
goods will also be there on the day.
If you feel like munching a hamburger
while watching the wood chopping, or
enjoying a Devonshire Tea while
watching the kids play mini golf, then
come along on Saturday 21 March
between 10 and 3pm to Tylden
Primary School, 11 Clowes Street,
Tylden for a fun day out.
To pre purchase wristbands, and a full
list of stalls and attractions, or for any
other enquiries call Tylden Primary
School on 54248244 or email
Tylden.ps@edumail.vic.gov.au.
Autumn Flower Show Mar 7 & 8
The Kyneton Horticultural Society’s
Autumn Flower Show will be held in
the Showgrounds Watts Pavilion, Sat
Mar 7 and Sun Mar 8.
“This is a Flower Show that highlights
a wide variety of showcase Dahlias,
Roses, Flowering plants and shrubs,
Pot Plants and Garden Produce.
The Floral Art exhibits and the
Children’s Section display creative and
skilled work for all to admire. The
Watts Pavilion is transformed into a
colourful space and visitors will enjoy
a wonderful display of Autumn
Flowers” Society Secretary Kevin
Thomas said.
The Show is open Sat 1-5pm (Official
opening at 3.pm) and Sun 10- 4.30pm.
Admission is $4, children are free.
KHS members encourage local
gardeners to enter flowers or garden
produce to support this annual event.
For Enquiries or Schedules call
Geradine Thomas ph. 54227130.
Model Trains Exhibition
The Macedon Ranges Model Railway
Club will conduct a Model Trains,
Craft and Hobbies Exhibition at Sacred
Heart College over the Labour Day
long weekend Mar 7-9.
Entry is via Begg St and hours are 105pm Sat, Sun and Mon 10-4pm.
Tickets are $6 with children $2 and
families $14. Further information Graeme
Day 54222391.
Facelift for Old Clubrooms
Macedon Ranges Shire Council has
reclad the exterior of the old Soccer
Clubrooms next to their new pavilion
at Barkly Square.
Soccer Club President Ron Cole said
the Club was thrilled with the works
and praised the Council for its
initiative.
“Players and parents have been
amazed at how much difference to the
appearance of the old clubrooms the
works have made” Ron said.
Over the coming year the Soccer Club
will undertake an internal upgrade of
the old rooms.
Ron Cole outside re-clad old Club Rooms
KNFC Ready for 2015
The Kyneton Football Netball Club is
looking forward to a bumper year in
2015 after a strong return to senior
competition in 2014.
“On field there is a list of new recruits
we believe will improve our team.
Players such as Alik Magin, Rhys Magin,
Mitch Scholard, Joel Morrison and a fit
Michael Rainey will make us better.
“And a big welcome to our new
Senior Women’s football team” Club
President Rob Waters said.
“With our juniors ranging from
Auskick and up Kyneton will have over
twenty team in football and netball.
The Seniors are playing practice
matches at home against Macedon and
Deer Park on Mar 21 and 28.
Kyneton’s first official home match is
against Sandhurst on Sat Apr 11.
To the best of the Editors’ knowledge the information contained in this newsletter is correct at the time of printing. Where
inadvertent errors are made corrections will be included in the next edition.
Kyneton Connect Co-Editors: Eric Dearricott 54222990, Geradine Thomas 54227130 & Rheita Moloney 54222243
Articles for the April 2015 issue of Kyneton Connect should be e-mailed to eandmcot@netcon.net.au or left at
Cobaw Community Health Service in High Street before April 3, 2015.
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