Talking Heads Mag July 2015

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july 2015 no.158
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Sustainabilty Groups
first borrowabag bag
made by students of
Bellarine Secondary
College...see P 11.
Barwon Heads artist - Mark Cairns
Blue Entry II, oil on linen,

122cmx112cm. This won the Queenscliff Art prize in 2013
and is currently displayed in council rooms in Queenscliff
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themselves lightly.
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Hello everyone,
July brings icy winds across the strait probably blowing
right up to Mt Bulla for all our ski enthusiasts but for the
rest of us we hibernate or rug up for a trip down the street!
First some EOFY business.
Membership renewals for 2015-16 are now due. Please
fill in the form inserted in this Talking Heads or go to our
website to download. Please encourage your neighbours
to join also and consider coming on to our Committee and
thank you again to our editor Trish for all her support.
Our guest speaker for our July meeting will be Sarah
Henderson, our federal member in our electorate of
Corangamite. Although Sarah does not have jurisdiction
over local government and state issues there are still
many important areas that affect our community.
Childcare, pensions, the environment and renewable
energy are just some which come to mind. This is an
opportunity to hear what is going on in Corangamite and
ask questions on issues which are important to you.
A second Community Reference Group meeting with
VicRoads re our Pedestrian Safety Project in June.
VicRoads also presented a progress-to-date report to
our June meeting. This was lead by Mark Tonkin, Team
Leader Road Safety & Traffic Engineering and supported
by Susan Philips Community Liaison for VicRoads. Mark
acknowledged that the Community Reference Group
would like to have traffic slowed in both Hitchcock
Avenue and Bridge Road, in the vicinity of the local
shopping areas to enable pedestrians and families safer
access across the roads to all shops and stores.
VicRoads has taken the identified issues and pedestrian
data and developed three zones in which the highest
concern for improvement is regarded.
1. Bridge Road and Hitchcock Avenue
2. Bridge Road and Ewing Blyth Drive
(including Flinders Parade)
3. Pedestrian island near IGA
Issues surrounding cyclists and public transport have
also been looked into. VicRoads wants to ensure that all
possible options that could improve pedestrian access
and cater for all transport movements at these three
locations have been explored. Traffic data from January
2014, including pedestrian and turning traffic counts will
allow VicRoads to test the traffic impact of each
improvement option. VicRoads is conducting traffic
modelling to indicate the level of delay and travel time

impact for each option compared to current movements.
The options being considered and being tested in
the traffic modelling are: Pedestrian island upgrades /
traffic calming or traffic signals (Bridge Road &
Hitchcock Avenue) or Zebra crossings, without flashing
lights, or with speed humps, or with flashing lights, and
finally the Shared Space Concept in Bridge Street, ie. a
mix of slow moving vehicles and a median for
pedestrians
[The BHA has made it clear to VicRoads that
feedback from our community to date does not
support traffic lights.
VicRoads plan for an open community information
session to be held in August 2015, with options being
presented to the Community Reference Group prior to
the public exhibition. This will enable VicRoads to gauge
feedback from the broader community and present the
recommendations to the Reference group prior to
finalising a proposed treatment.
Last month we suggested we had good news about
footpathsperhaps not so fast. The BHA
Committee met with William Tieppo the new General
Manager, City Services to inspect our old footpaths.
Although nothing was forthcoming from this meeting
William was met by residents and committee members
who clearly outlined our concerns about the significant
deterioration in our footpaths and their lack of suitability
for the purpose of safe passage. We take this as a
formal notification to the CoGG of our concerns and our
expectation is that they will fulfill their responsibilities as
soon as possible.
Please report any falling & tripping incidents to the
Geelong Council, and any uneven footpaths.
contactus@geelongcity.vic.gov.au or phone 5272 5272
Next meeting Monday 20th July 7.30 pm Senior
Citizens Centre.
Guest speaker Sarah Henderson MP. All welcome.
We appreciate feedback on any issues. You can
reach us via www.barwonheadsassociation.com
Judith Brooks
President
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BARWON HEADS
New and Old
When I first came to the Op Shop as a

volunteer in July of 1993, the Main
Shop, which has recently become the
Op Shop, (it was originally in what is
now the Jigsaw Library), had only
trestle tables on which clothes were
displayed. The former church hall was still used two
or three times a year for church meetings, and we would
have to pack up all the clothes and dismantle all the
trestles, to clear the hall. The following year, dear
Beatrice Waterman, who had initiated the Op Shop,
died, and I rather unwillingly took over, having never
had any retail or other shop experience. It was at this
time that the committee which oversees our
organisation gave permission for us to access racks to
hang clothing. The original ones we owned came from a

manufacturer in Nth. Geelong, and we purchased these
rather roughly made racks for $30 each. They do have
small wheels, but were never going to be suitable for
taking in and out regularly to display clothing outside the
garage which is our Sorting room. Excellent new racks
which roll smoothly were purchased for that purpose
about seven years ago. But recently, the old original
racks were beginning to not only look very tired, but
were very hard to work with, and often dangerous. So in
mid-June, a new stainless steel rack with capacity to
display two rows of clothes was purchased. Although
two other volunteers puzzled and sweated with me as
we assembled this new addition, it has been such a
success that new three others will be ordered. Certainly
they cost five times what one original cost, but with
double the capacity, their excellent appearance, and the
rise in the cost of all things since, we feel that this has
been yet another major step in improving the service we
are able to give you. Thanks once again to all who
provide the wonderful donations of clothes to be
recycled.
Whilst it is great to tell of new things, there are many old
PROBLEMS which arise. The obvious ones are the
continued dumping of electrical goods, which we cant
sell, and of crappy furniture which falls apart even as
we try to get it to an area where it will be sent away as
rubbish. But one on-going problem which confounds us
is the stealing of certain items! Of course we have the
random removal of small items....a box which contained
a small piece of jewellery is found empty, or camera-
case without a camera, for example. But the one thing

which caused a rather vocal member of our staff to have
an almost apoplectic fit, was the lifting of yet another
deodorant spray from our toilet. I am frequently sad
when I notice that rather than two spare toilet rolls, there
is only one when we lock up that area. But in this case,
our volunteer had found quite an expensive lavender
spray, recently donated, yet again nicked!! We would
love to provide a toilet spray, since most of our homes
would not be without one. But in most cases they walk
before they have been used more than once or
twice.....and this is now a very old problem, I guess those
of you who use the fly-spray still left there feel that it
doesnt help much. Sorry! To conclude on a happier
note: many people have commented on the pleasant
show of little daisies and pansies near the new fencing
put up to enclose the front area when the Playgroup
uses the lawn-area at the front of the church. A kind
customer called Leigh donated these, and Sonja, who
works so hard in our gardens, happily planted them.
Sonja was not so happy that she had lost her brightgreen Ryobi 1 electric drill. She does most of the simple
maintenance, and does not believe that this valuable
item was stolen. She fears she may have left it
somewhere, and just asks that if you were the person
who picked it up, could it please be returned.
Do remember that we have a wonderful collection of
coats, scarves, and woollens to keep you warm in this
wintry weather.
God bless you all,
Helen Edwards
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On Sunday, 14th June

we were very privileged
to have two of the most
superb piano trios
performed for us by Violiopedia in the
Anglican Church!
They were from 2 of the greatest composers: Beethoven
(1770-1827) & Mendelssohn (1809-1847). The piano
trio developed in Beethovens period to be equally
challenging for the 3 instruments with developed themes
& extended harmonic structures in 4 movements.
Beethoven Piano Trio in Eb Major, Op.1 No.1: Allegro

displays an abundance of themes & richness of texture;
Adagio cantabile has a gentle lyrical & unhurried beauty;
the scherzo is full of energy, elegance & levity; the finale,
presto, shows Beethoven in a playful mood,
experimenting with rhythm & harmony.
Mendelssohn Piano Trio No 1 in D minor, Op. 49 was

written in 1839 & is one of the most popular of all
chamber works crammed with soaring melodies, rich
harmonic progressions & rhythmic intensity with the
most virtuosic piano writing which perfectly integrates
the expressive potential of strings & piano. The 4
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Sunday 12 July
at 2.30pm
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Anglican Church
Barwon Heads
Tickets: Members $10 Visitors $15 Enquiries: phone Jenny on 5254 2580
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movements are Molto allegro ed agitato; Andante con

molto tranquillo; Scherzo: leggerio e vivace; Finale:
allegro assai appassionato.
Absolutely stunning!
Members of Violinopedia are Julien Dupont, violinist,
who leads the trio, came to Australia in 2004 after
completing his studies in Europe (Lyon, Venezia,
Brussels & Amsterdam), holds a Master of Pedagogy
from Sydney University, & now teaches violin in
Melbourne. He performs with Orchestra Victoria & plays
regularly with them for the Australian Ballet & Opera
Australias productions. Akiko Loong on piano is a
graduate from the Musashino Academy of Music in
Tokyo. She plays regularly with Julien, accompanies
students for exams & is a pianist for the Royal Academy
of Dance in Victoria. Dennis Vaughan, on cello, is
extensively involved in Melbournes music circles as a
performer, composer, arranger & teacher. His main
instrument is the double bass & he has been Associate
Principal Double Bass with Orchestra Victoria since
1994.
Our next concert will be held on Sunday 12th July at

2.30pm in the Anglican Church, Barwon Heads with a
return visit & a lovely mixture of popular & classical with
Avi Cytrynovosky on piano, Kerrie Lange on vocals with
Friends! Donations are the same this month:
Friends/Members:$10; Visitors: $15.( there will be a
small increase in the new financial year beginning in
July, 2015.) Everyone is invited to stay for afternoon tea
following the concert. Enquiries: please ring Jenny on
5254 2580.
Look forward to seeing you there!
Best wishes,
Jenny
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He who feels what he sees will find
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alas, musicians read but too little the book of Nature.
Claude Debussy
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Neighbourhood House invites local artists to apply for an
exhibition in 2016. At present, vacancies exist from until
December. Most exhibitions run for a month.
An individual or a group of artists may apply to exhibit.The only
cost is $25. All artists are welcome to apply, however preference is
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Wendy Naylor is presenting an exhibition of "TREES",
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spend playing along this coastline...now her
grandchildren are playing there too...she takes them
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Because a long affair, it is. Three hours in fact.

Listening to the baritone call of Jewish men as they
beat-boxed the rhythm of the Torah. There was much
rocking forwards and backwards as they sung their
Hebrew prayer. I silently played the game "Hipster or
Hashem."
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Finding it really hard to differentiate between the

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So, I went to a bhamitzva last week.

It was my first bhamitzva. And I like doing 'first' things.
It makes me feel progressive. Like I'm learning
something new. Acquiring a new skill set. Seeing how
something else fits. This bhamitzva involved my first
step into a synagogue, my first meeting of a rabbi and
an introduction on how to "shower one with sweetness."
Which basically means to throw lollies as hard as you
can at a 13 year olds head.
That is, if you can hold the lollies in your hand long
enough without eating them.
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As bearded blokes wearing glasses swayed and the

lollies sweated it out in my hands, I listened to the
Rabbi explain the words being sung. He gave
contemporary meaning to the ancient texts - making
me reflect on the rituals of my own upbringing. As well as
that of my family now.
He spoke of truth with your neighbours. He spoke of the
sharing of your sheep.
He spoke of justice and kindness and peace.
And then he spoke about Shabbat. The 7th day of
creation. A day when the Torah asks us to rest. Down
tools, up stumps and no more bets for a whole day.
Ancient believers would take it a step further, taking
Shabbat every 7th year. That is, take a whole year
off. Having faith that their fields would feed them.
Having faith that their community would support them.
Having faith that their Love would hold them.
I looked across at my lover, his eyes closed over a
tired face. I realised this Bhamitzva was our first
day off work together in a long, long time. Too busy with
work, we hadn't had time to feed each other. Made
time to support each other. Held time to love each
other.
Lately, we hadn't really stopped much at all.
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It's deepest, darkest winter now. The season asks of

us to take deep rest. To create our own quiet
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not even have a whole day. But a short space of
contemplative prayer. An hour to feel the moments
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Pick Up a Printed Poem

A poem is a hitchhiker
Waiting in a book
hoping you will stop,
hoping you will look
at life and letters differently
once you get to know him.
Give a lift to words.
Pick up a printed poem.
Poetry will help you steer.
Poetry will help you see.
Poems I met years ago still
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WHAT'S COOKING AT THIRD LIMB OF YOGA ASANA

providing us with more attractive bodies
THE LOBSTER POT? The Third Limb (branch) of Yoga is Asana. The therefore
and looks. Although in Yoga there is no ego
word Asana translates to 'pose'. As stated in earlier

articles 'The Eight limbs of Yoga' were created by
With the passing of the winter solstice recently Patanjali and can be found in The
there are now many good reasons to stop Yoga Sutras of Patanjali (written in
grumbling about the cold. Despite the last summer the first millennium).
becoming a dimmer memory day by day the next
one is coming closer day by tantalising day. It can The original purpose of the physical
be hard for us to notice that plants and animals poses of Yoga was designed so that
the body would become flexible
around us are responding to those extra minutes of enough to be able to endure sitting
daylight we gain each day as we head towards the in Padmasana (Lotus pose) for
summer solstice. It's now only 103 sleeps away. extended lengths of time. It is
Birds are nesting and plants are budding or considered when seated in Padmasana a firm
foundation is created. There is no fear of falling
flowering.
over when going into deep meditation.
At the Barwon Estuary Heritage Centre (a.k.a.
Lobster Pot), that apparently derelict green building There are many benefits of practising Asana
on the waterfront near 'At the Heads' restaurant the physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.
Half Full or Half Empty?
pace of life is quickening as well. All the friends'

minds are turned to the approaching summer. The
solstice almost coincides with the opening season
when hundreds of visitors eager to learn about the
natural and social heritage of our river estuary
come through the doors. To satisfy their thirst for
knowledge the existing displays are refreshed and
new experiences are being prepared.
That brings me to the other preoccupation of the
friends group. we are looking for people interested
in sharing their knowledge of the river estuary with
those visitors and answering their many questions
during the brief daily opening sessions. If you would
like to become involved please contact the friends
of the Lobster Pot. You can contact them through
Barwon Coast. Please call in at the office or phone
Maddie Glynne (52541118). You may have new
ways to spread the word that everything is as we
too often hear 'all good'.
Rob Kuebler
The central nervous system runs from the brain

down the spinal cord. Encouraging length along
the spine allows the central nervous system to run
unimpeded. When we practise Asana with
awareness we become aware of our posture.
Combining the breath with our stretching, twisting,
bending and balancing assists in soothing or
stimulating the central nervous system (depending
on the purpose of the pose). This assists with
releasing stress, energising our minds, improving
our digestive system, releasing toxins, and
stimulating the lymphatic drainage system therefore boosting our entire immune system.
Other physical benefits are gained. We tone and
stretch our muscles. Our joints are encouraged to
move freely and we also have the ability to re-align
poor posture. Balancing increases our bone
density and general physical balance. Yoga has
also been proven to slow down the ageing process
apparently!!!
Different poses have different

affects on the mind: - Balances
balance our emotions; Backbends
open our heart; Lateral Flexion
(side bends) offer the opportunity to
look at things from another
perspective; Forward Bends are
about looking within and Inversions
(going upside down) are
restorative.
From a spiritual perspective it maybe a case of the
chicken or the egg! Six of the main eight Chakras
(energy centres) are situated along the spine. Even
though Chakras are comprised of energy, poor
posture can still impede the distribution of the
energy of the Chakra to the relevant body parts. In
the same instance, an underactive or overactive
Chakra also has an effect on the relevant body
parts and in turn affects our posture!
When we apply the first two limbs of Yoga the
Yamas (restraints of behaviour) and the Niyamas
(observances of behaviour) we can engage the
mind to observe how we are in a pose. Are we
judgemental towards ourselves or accepting of
where our practice takes us? We can approach our
Yoga practice as we would like to live our lives. We
take the insight we have gained off of our mats and
into our day to day life.
Healing from the inside out
Deb Prinzi
Past articles from Talking Heads can be viewed on
my blog www.summitenergyhealing
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Artwork courtesy of the Ocean Grove Voice
NET MENDING
PIT FIRING EVENT AT THE COMMUNITY ARTS GARDENS IN AUGUST P.19

Each of us is a being in himself and a
being in society, each of us needs to
understand himself and understand
others, take care of others and be taken
care of himself.
Haniel Clark Long
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Families
are breaking up
children
slipping through
unholy nets
into an ocean
of uncertainty
as nets untended
unravel or wear out.
How can we expect to be
fishers of men
when fatherless boys
cant make it into manhood
and cool girls grow cold
searching for love
in hot places?
Rebellious faces
challenge us
to challenge them.
We must find the courage
to mend our nets
throw them in a better direction
believing in the promised harvest.
Joy S. Chellew
In Search of Peace
talking heads magazine
page 11
BARWON HEADS FILM SOCIETY
Thursday July 30th at 7.45pm at the Community Hall, Barwon Heads Film Society presents
Thursday March 26 at 7.45pm at the Community Hall
Dir: Clint Eastwood. The story of four young men from the wrong side of the tracks in New Jersey who came together to form the iconic 1960s
rock group The Four Seasons.
Cast: John Lloyd Young, Erich Bergen, Michael Lomenda
the film itself is solid and entertaining, but right at the end it all comes together in a moment of imaginative flight. Its like the closing number of a
Broadway show that sends the audience out on a high.
"the film itself is solid and entertaining, but right at the end it all comes together in a moment of imaginative flight. Its like the closing number of a
Broadway show that sends the audience out on a high." Philippa Hawker Sydney Morning Herald
2014
134 mins
USA
Rated M
Barwon Heads Sustainability Group

Winter Solstice celebrations
kicked off at the Community Garden on a cold Saturday night. Local produce was shared
amongst the group with a guest appearance from a local Waurn Ponds farmer who popped
in with lovely persimmons served with sticky coconut rice, delightful.
Green Steps
was a fabulous local project funded by FRRR (Foundation for Rural and Regional
Renewal) allowing our group to provide energy & waste audits for 10 local businesses.
This was a great opportunity for local businesses to have their electricity bills analysed by
appliance. The biggest power use was no surprise being refrigeration heating/cooling and
lighting. Solar PV options were also discussed, with full quotes and benefits report
provided. Overall we identified over $6,000 worth of potential savings (excl solar savings),
some solutions were simple as changing to LED lights other will require some longer term
planning. All participants were grateful for the information and we'll follow them up in 12
months to see our suggestions working for them. This was a great project for small
business owners which in turn helps the local economy. The projects funding body, FRRR
are a great resource for regional Victorian communities. FRRR's strategy is focused on
enabling communities to build their social capital and economic resilience; by
engaging and providing resources for projects that create the change that
communities aspire to achieve.
Let our Sea be Plastic Bag Free - Borrow & Bring Back a
shopping bag concept kicked off with Bellarine Secondary College sewing 35 shopping
bags on World Environment Day. We gave the students a brief presentation on the damage
plastic does to our marine life, then hopped straight into to cutting stamping and sewing the bags from recycled materials. We need about 200 bags to
launch in September, so if you can help sew, cut, stamp or have spare medium weight material, give us a call on 0417518685 or email us at
info@bhsustainability.org.au.
Great Ideas for Barwon Heads Community Plan Review - Does your community group have a project that could be
reflected in a community plan, call or email us your ideas.
Check out our Website www.bhsustainability.org.au.
Market Stall- We are at the Barwon Heads Market on the last Saturday of each month (Feb-Nov). Drop by and say hello! You may even wish to join
our roster of volunteers who run the monthly stall, starting as a helper
First Wednesday Drinks + Chat Session - We meet the first Wednesday of the month at Beach House Barwon Heads for a drink &
chat. All welcome.
Feedback & Ideas- We'd love to hear from you. Contact Anthony 0417 015 808 or Faye 0417 518 685 or email us at sustain@bhartsgarden.com
Barwon Heads Sustainability Group activities are supported by a grants from Barwon Heads Community Bank, FRR and COGG. We also received
donations from All Saints Op Shop.
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Talking food...
5 Minute Chocolate Cashew Slice
6 tablespoons peanut butter or cashew butter...3 tablespoons coconut oil

(mine was somewhere between soft and liquid)...3 tablespoons honey...2
tablespoons cacao or cocoa...1/2 teaspoon concentrated natural vanilla
extract... pinch of salt...1/2 cup cashews, crushed (I placed them in paper
bag and crushed them with my rolling pin)
Place all ingredients except for the cashews into a medium sized bowl and
mix until well combined and looking deliciously chocolatey...stir in the
cashews...pour the mixture into a silicon loaf tin and sprinkle with
coconut...place in the fridge to set...this slice only takes a couple of hours
to set, however, the longer you leave it the firmer it will become...I like it
best the day after making.
Store in the fridge as it will melt at room temperature.
Drama is very important in life: You have to come on with a bang. You never want to go out with a whimper.
Everything can have drama if it's done right. Even a pancake.
Julia Child
Gluten free Parmesan Crackers
200 g (2 cups) almond meal... 150 g (1 cup) finely grated good-quality

Parmesan...plus extra finely shredded to sprinkle... tsp cayenne pepper...
1 egg... 2 tbsp olive oil, plus extra to brush...
Preheat oven to 200C (180C fan-forced)...line 2 large oven trays with
non-stick baking paper...combine the almond meal, parmesan and cayenne
pepper in a medium bowl...whisk together the egg and olive oil, add to the
almond meal mixture and use your hands to mix thoroughly to a soft dough.
Divide the mixture in half and use a rolling pin to roll out a portion between
two sheets of non-stick baking paper until 5 mm thick...use a sharp knife or
pizza wheel to cut into 5 cm squares and then place on the baking
trays...repeat with the remaining portion of dough, re-rolling any offcuts...lightly brush the crackers with a little extra olive oil and sprinkle
with a little extra finely shredded parmesan...bake in preheated oven for
10-12 minutes, swapping the trays around after 5 minutes, or until crisp
and golden...cool on the trays...store in an air tight container.
I was 32 when I started cooking;
Up until then, I just ate
Julia Child
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remember you. And if you're in a
crowd, you'll always have some clean
air to breathe.
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Please call for bookings 5256 3153
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VIKING DVD
open Friday-Sunday in winter,

Late Saturday nights
45 Hitchcock Avenue Barwon Heads
Ph: 5254 3229
open 8 - 4 breakfast 8 - 11.30 lunch 12 - 3

Dinner Friday & Saturday night
licenced
Sun & Mon 8am till 4pm

Tues to Sat 8am till late
(7 nights during Jan)
SCANDANAVIAN
ICE-CREAM Co.
s h a c k d i n i n g Co.
casual coastal dining
corner bridge rd and hitchcock avenue barwon heads
03 5254 2288
shackdiningco@gmail.com
Tastes of Winter....
Lemon
ricotta cake
This is so moist and fluffy itll knock your socks
off...so out with your food processor and here
we go...
Ingredients
120g softened butter
200g caster sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
cup lemon zest
4 eggs, separated
240g almond meal
300g ricotta
flaked almonds for topping
icing sugar for serving
Instructions
Pre-heat oven to 180c and line the base and
sides of a 20cm (8 inch) round cake tin with
baking paper...place 100g of the castor sugar and
the lemon zest in a food processor and blitz until
finely ground...beat the butter, vanilla and
sugar/zest mix together for about 10 minutes
until pale and creamy...add the egg yolks one at a
time, beating the mixture well after each egg yolk
is added...add the almond meal and beat to combine...fold the ricotta through the almond mixture...beat the egg
whites in a clean bowl until soft peaks form...gradually add the remaining sugar to the egg whites and whisk until
stiff peaks have formed...mix a third of the egg whites into the cake mixture, then gently fold in the rest of the egg
white mixture...pour the mixture into the prepared cake tin, smooth the top and sprinkle with the almond
flakes...bake for 40-45 minutes until cooked and firm to the touch...allow to cool completely in the cake tin before
removing...dust with icing sugar to serve.
From http://alimentarimag.com/recipes/desserts/lemon-ricotta-cake-almonds
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Confit garlic
5 Ways To Use Garlic Confit

Whip a few cloves and some of the infused oil
with vinegar to make a vinaigrette. Toss it
with delicate greens.
Smash some of the cloves and whisk them with
some of the infused oil. Toss the thick garlicky
oil with steamed vegetables. (Excellent with
asparagus, green beans, snow and snap peas,
broccoli, and cauliflower.)
Toss roasted or grilled vegetables with a
spoonful of the tender garlic.
Separate and peel cloves from 4 heads

of garlic...cover with & simmer in olive
oil, with a few sprigs of rosemary,
thyme or lemon balm and a slice of
lemon peel in a saucepan on very low
for 45 minutes or until very
soft...cool...store in an airtight
container in the refrigerator for up to
3 weeks.
Spread the tender cloves over toasted bread

or cheese-smeared crostini. (Goat cheese is a
great option.) For a composed hors d'oeuvre,
garnish the garlic toasts with chives or any
fresh herbs.
A whipped chickpea or cannellini bean puree
will also benefit from a spoonful of garlic
confit.
Tastes of Winter....
Duck, leek, mushroom & stout pie
STARFISH BAKERY
Gorgeous soups, curries,
fresh sandwiches
daily specials
take home meals,
bread, cakes, biscuits,
& really good coffee
OPEN WED TO MON
78 Hitchcock Ave Barwon Heads
Telephone: 5254 2772
Ph: 5254 1090

60 Hitchcock Ave
Barwon Heads
Fully licenced
soup
dips
seafood
steak
curries
gourmet wood oven pizza
veg & gluten free options
To make 4 individual pies or one large one, youll

need 2 duck breasts, skin on; two leeks, white part
finely shredded; 2 cups whole fresh champignons
(or small mushrooms cut into 4); 1tsps fennel
seeds; 1 finely minced clove garlic; 2 rashers of
smoked, streaky bacon-cut into small pieces; 2 tbs
worcestershire sauce; ground white pepper; sea
salt; 2 sheets puff pastry; 1 beaten egg & 1 x 330
ml. Bottle Prickly Moses Otway Stout from Barwon
Heads Winestore which co-owner Richard
Crowley describes thus... People normally think
heavy rich when they hear word stout. Not so with
Prickly moses otway stout, this is a rounded easy
drinking stout, with malt tones from caramel toffee
through to roasted coffee. It's medium bodied with
a dry finish.
overnight...heat oven to 180c and spray 4

individual or one large pie dish with oil & place
pastry in...blind bake in med oven for 10
minutes...remove and cool slightly then add the
duck mixture arranging duck pieces, mushrooms
etc equally...brush edges with egg & cover with
pastry allowing some overhang, trim ...use thumb
to thumbs to seal the edges...brush top with
beaten egg, decorate and cut a couple of small slits
in top...bake in pre-heated oven until golden brown
and serve with slow braised fennel & baby
carrotsG
In a large skillet, heat 1 tbs olive oil and fry duck

breasts on med, skin side down until golden...turn
and brown for a minute...in the same fat, slowly fry
leek, bacon, mushrooms, garlic, fennel and tsp
ground white pepper stirring until leeks are soft
and starting to brown...pour into slow cooker... Add
duck breasts and poke them into leek
mixture...add worcestershire sauce to skillet and
deglaze on low heat until all the brown bits are
removed...add to stout and stir through...cook on
low for 4 -6 hours then check for seasoning...break
duck into pieces with two forks then cool
Wednesday Curry nights

Thursday Pizza specials
Weekday $14 lunch specials
All day brekkie, lunch & dinner
Take away options Open 7 Days
Mon 8am to 3pm
Tues, Weds, Thurs, Fri 8.00 till close
Weekends 7.30 till close
private functions welcome
www.barwonorange.com.au
Open 7 days
03 5254 2741
www.barwonheadswinestore.com.au
2/86 Hitchcock Ave Barwon Heads
Our official taster of the pie, Richard Crowley

from Barwon Heads Winestore is
getting ready to tuck in!
Once the old Fire Station,

BeachHouse Barwon Heads showcases
some of the Bellarine Peninsula's fine produce,
wine, cider & beer.
CONTACT
BeachHouse Barwon Heads
48 Hitchcock Avenue
Barwon Heads
03 5254 3376
info@beachhousebarwonheads.com.au
www.beachhousebarwonheads.com.au
Express dinner special

2 Courses with a glass of wine or beer,
And...All Day Breakfast
Opening hours are Monday to Friday 9am - late
Saturday and Sunday 8am - late.
Happy 3 hours Fridays 5 - 8pm $5 Schooners $5 Red, white or sparkling
Barwon Heads Soccer Club
The BHSC Mighty Leopards Junior Under 7s team

at the regional Hub at Village Park
Kids playing with the Barwon Heads Junior Soccer Club can attend
training only, or they can choose to play in organised MiniRoos
matches against teams from other junior soccer clubs in the region. The
teams get together on a Sunday morning at venues all around the
Soccer takes over the Village Park
Peninsula and Surf Coast to play these matches, at events called
Regional
Hubs. On May 24 and 31, it was Barwon Heads' turn to play host
as Barwon Heads hosts the regional Hub matches
to all the regional teams, at their training grounds at the Village Park. The
Hubs are a major undertaking, involving multiple teams from Surf Coast FC (Torquay), Surfside Waves SC (Ocean Grove), Barwon SC (Grovedale),
Drysdale SC, and Bellarine Sharks AFC (St Leonards), which means the involvement of hundreds of players and spectators.
Hosting the Hubs involves a massive effort from parents and helpers to put together the goals, mark out and set up the pitches, prepare and staff the canteen and
sausage sizzle, and pack down at the end of the day. Many thanks are due to our amazing teams of volunteers, who prepared weeks in advance, and then
worked tirelessly from early morning to the end of the day to ensure the two hubs were super successful, and who helped the canteen and sausage sizzle to raise
much-needed funds to help the running of the club.
In the next edition of Talking Heads we're looking forward to presenting some player profiles of the talented kids that participate in junior soccer in Barwon Heads,
so see you then.
______________________________________
I nod to a passing stranger, and the

stranger nods back, and two human
beings go off, feeling a little less
anonymous.
Robert Brault
The Directory
0416 119240 talkingbarwonheads@bigpond.com
EMERGENCY: POLICE - FIRE - AMBULANCE 000

Animal Rescue (Jirrahlinga)
Police
Barwon Heads Fire Brigade Secretary/Admin. Enquiries
Ocean Grove Fire Brigade
Barwon Water
5254 2484
5256 2698
0401 231 753
5255 1746
5226 2500
CLUBS & ORGANISATIONS

1st Barwon Heads Scout Group
5251 2210
13th Beach Golf Academy & Public Driving range
5254 2622
Barwon Grove Golf Club (The Tin Shed)
5254 2826
Barwon Heads Association
Pres. Judith Brookes
5254 1519
Barwon Heads Angling Club
Steve - 0417 165 075
Barwon Heads Bowling Club
5254 3124
Barwon Heads Community Hall FOR HIRE
EemailNatale.Lewington@sjog.org.au
Barwon Heads Community Arts Garden
call Judy 5254 1034
Barwon Heads Film Society
Alex 5254 1139
Barwon Heads Fine Music Society Inc. contact Jenny Wallace Smith 52542580
Barwon Heads Football & Netball Club
5254 2675
Barwon Heads Golf Club - Professional Shop
52556262
Barwon Heads Heritage Group (Part of BHA) Richard Hastings
5254 2621
Barwon Heads Red Cross
5254 1128
Barwon Heads Senior Citizens Club
5254 2003
Barwon Heads Tennis Club
5256 1527
Barwon Heads 13th Beach Surf Life Saving Club www.13thbeachslsc.asn.au 5254 2469
Bellarine Martial Arts Centre 2/3 Smithton Grove Ocean Grove 0404 800 640/0400 218827
Ocean Grove Bridge Club
Marcus Hill
5256 2550
Seachange Quilters at Senior Cit's. lifford Pde.Barwon Heads Caroline 52551726
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

Warren Halnon
5254 2191
ACCOMMODATION
Jardine Homes Design & Construct

Will Gordon 0414 354 079
J & S Trickey Builders
0419 389 932 / 52542264
Jason ONeill Builder Spec. in Environ. Sustainable Homes www.jasononeillbuilder.com.au 0419 393 173
CAFES/ RESTAURANTS
Barwon Orange 60 Hitchcock Ave Barwon Heads
Beachhouse Barwon Heads 48 Hitchcock Ave.
Caf Maritana 1 Flinders Pde Barwon Heads
Starfish Bakery 78 Hitchcock Ave. Barwon Heads
5254 1090
5254 3376
5254 1188
5254 2772
CARPENTRY & HOME MAINTENANCE

Dave's Carpentry Service
David Cole
Home Maintenance
Reliable Carpenter. Loves small jobs. Call Mick
0423 874 854

5254 1657/0419 118221
Calvin 0431 488 706
0405 484 344
www.barwonheadsresort.com.au
CARPET & TILE CLEANING
Barwon Carpet Cleaning

All areas
7 days
0428 502 670
D&K Chemdry Carpet Cleaning All areas
52 219556/ 0409 966 952
F & G Stanley Steamer Carpet Cleaning Geoff Stanley 0428 520 525/5250 1845
CARPET REPAIRS & RE-STRETCHING

Kim Brasiers Carpet Service
5254 2857/ 0418 376 820
CHIROPRACTOR
Bellarine Chiropractic 1 Furneaux Close Barwon Heads 5254 2830/0402 115185
CLEANING
Briony Neilson Cleaning
briony.n@live.com.au
0447 936 148
COMPUTERS
Leigh Repairs, Servicing, Tuition. I will come to you. 50+ a speciality. 0439024870
Riversholme P/L hl@riversholme.com.au
5254 2101
CONCRETING
4 Bedrooms,large garden, close to everything in Barwon Heads 0400 955 226

Barwon Heads Caravan Park Ewing Blythe Drive Barwon Heads
5254 1115
Barwon Grove Holiday Rentals www.bgholidayrentals.com.au 0412 102 145 / 5255 4676
Ocean Grove Holiday Rentals enquiries@oceangrovestays.com.au 0403 515 605
Lauras Beach Houses Jetty Rd Barwon Heads
5254 1115
SeahavenVillage.com.au 1-7 Geelong Rd Barwon Heads
5254 1066
ACCOUNTING & FINANCIAL SERVICES
Peter Allen Concreting Exposed aggregate specialist
0419 599 135
COOLROOM HIRE (MOBILE)

5254 2051
B & C Coolroom Hire
DECLUTTERING
Bye Chaos
www.byechaos.com.au
Kathy from Making Room
Tatiana
DENTAL CLINIC
Core Financial Planning - Your opportunity, our relationship, your future B.Heads 5255 9555
Crowe Horwath
72 The Terrace Ocean Grove
5255 5077
Ocean Grove Accounting & Taxation Services
Luke Joyce
5256 2815
Expert Cloud Accounts with Xero
0421 343 918
Dr. Alastair McCallum Trak Arcade 73 The Terrace OG

Dr. Samantha Ho
AIR CONDITIONING
Coastal Dentures
B & C Air conditioning, Installations, Breakdown & Service
0418 827 642
AMUSEMENTS AND ATTRACTIONS
0477 067 612

0431 261 711
5255 2584
5255 2584
DENTURE CLINIC
Andrew Irving
73 The Terrace OG
5255 4700
DIETITIAN
Claire Dagley Dietician @ The Heads 2/76 Hitchcock Ave.

5254 1100
5250 2669 DOG GROOMING & ACCESSORIES
5254 2484 La Petterie Dog Grooming and accessories 10 Hobson St. Queenscliff
5258 5441
Surfcoast Dog Grooming Ocean Grove
5255 1336
ANTENNAS
Point Lonsdale Television
0411 490 430, (03)5258 2068 ELECTRICIANS / ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Brendon Brice Electrical Phones/Data
0416 165 855
ARCHITECTS
0417 019 694
Irons McDuff Architecture www.ironsmcduff.com.au
5254 1337/ 0404 041 337 Shane Moorcroft Electrician/Air Con Installation
Victoria Hamer Architects www.victoriahamer.com
9349 4033 ENERGY RATINGS
All Star Energy Ratings
0414 354 079/5254 3352
ART GALLERIES
Seaview Gallery ~ Queenscliff ~ Contemporary & Traditional Art & Glass 5258 3645 FENCING
AGM Fencing
0425 715 373
BABIES CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES
0412 802 426 / 5254 2991
Bambolotta Shop 3/41 Hitchcock Ave Barwon Heads
5254 1444 Gordon Watson Fencing
Know A Fence
0409 222 112
A MazeN Games Cnr. Grubb Rd/Bellarine Hwy Wallington

Jirrahlinga Wildlife Centre Taits Rd Barwon Heads
BANK
Barwon Heads Community Bank 70 Hitchcock Avenue
03 5254 1700
BEAUTY THERAPY
Seaspray Beauty Therapy.
For appointments call Melissa on 0433056081
BIN HIRE, MAINTENANCE& WASTE REMOVAL

Billys Bins 2,3,4 & 6m
0418 385 667
BLINDS
Barwon Blinds & Shutters blinds I curtains I shutters
5254 1338 / 0438 568 258
Blinds, Curtains, Shutters, Re-upholstery, Interior decorating Sally Perrignon Designs 0427 873 25
BUILDING
EXTENSIONS & RENOVAT8IONS
Bass Homes
www.basscoastalhomes.com
Gorman Building Commercial, Industrial, Domestic Bill Gorman
0418 320 967

0418 147 174
Continued
0416 119240
FITNESS HEALTH HEALING MASSAGE
PICTURE FRAMING
Adventure Fit Personal Training and Massage Therapy Peta Martin 0438 865 812
Bowen Therapy
Andrea Neale 0407 794 087
Fiona Bainbridge Massage Therapy
0409 584 221
Health and Weight loss- Nutritionist
Christine 0410961638
Ocean Grove Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture
5255 2905 / 0432 961 910
Petefit Group & Personal Training
Call Pete 0419 599 135
Sabai at Bellarine massage (www.sabaiatbellarine.com.au) Trish Foley 0478 776 427
Seaside Serenity Massage clinic/mobile
0403 956 900
Jeanius Graphics 50 Carr St. Barwon Heads
FLY SCREENS
Coastal Roofing New & Re-roofing

Davis Plumbing P/L
5255 2732 / 0418 593 434

0419 504 085 / 0421 814 669
PODIATRY
Podiatry @ The Heads
0408 699 690
FLOORING & CARPET SALES

Bellarine Flooring 9 Sykes Place O.Grove
5254 1100
Matthew Payton 2/76 Hitchcock Ave
POST OFFICE
Barwon Heads 51a Hitchcock Ave
FLY Screening Solutions - Security Doors or Home Maintenance
5254 2319
PSYCHOLOGIST/CAREER COACH
Nikki Smith Psychologist and Career/Business Coach www.nikkismith.net.au 0450 801 937
dahna@bellarineflooring.com.au
5255 2044
GIFTS & HOMEWARES

Frith
5254 2101 / 0419 588 069
PLUMBERS
RUBBISH REMOVAL
Prompt same day clearance.
58 Hitchcock Ave. Barwon Heads
5254 1811
GLAZING
Mobile Ph. 0476277423
SCREENS / DOORS / SHOWER SCREENS

Geelong Security Doors & Shower screens
Kevs Window, Door & Glazing Services
0418 519 078
5256 2985
SECURITY
HAIRDRESSER - LADIES, MENS & CHILDREN
Sylont Watching Service

5254 1840 TRAVEL
5254 1933 Ocean Grove Travel 63a The Terrace Ocean Grove
0432 187 767 Travel With a Difference Tremont Court B H.
Hair @ tha Heads Shop3/45 Hitchcock Ave. Barwon Heads

Hair Dudes- Mens 84b Hitchcock Ave. B.Heads
Melissa Connoley Hairdressing, Make Up, Beauty
HANDYMAN
0419 529 623

5255 4422
5254 1279
TREE SERVICES
Nick Gilbert My Handyman for all those little jobs. 52543186 / 0411 225 516 Treecycling - Tree services, stump removal, onsite mulching
The Maintenance Man all aspects of home maintenance Steve
0409 964 993
Noel 0458 641127
WINDOWS/FURNISHINGS GLAZING
HIRE
Bellarine Hire (Formerly Ocean Grove Hire) Trade and the handyman
Mini Bobcat for hire
ph Bill
Frenchys Coastal Glazing, all glazing, mirrors, frameless shower screens and more
5255 1344 Ocean Grove Blinds and Awnings 67 Madeley St. Ocean Grove
O418 147174
0448541221
5256 3668
WINDOW CLEANING
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN &

DECORATION
Peter Macmillan
5258 4248 & 0415 493 302
Sparkle Pete 's Domestic and Commercial Window Cleaning Services
0439 995624
Siobhan Donoghue Design - interior design, interior architecture and styling 0437308965
INSURANCE BROKERS
Crowe Horwath
72 The Terrace Ocean Grove
5255 5077
IRONING
Green Steam Ironing & Laundry facilities 7 Smithton Grove OG
0424 051735
LANDSCAPING/GARDENING & MOWING

Bellarine Black Diamond Garden Service
Rubys Mowing Barwon Heads/Ocean Grove
0429 990 850

52554732/0419583154
Photo Sam Spry
LEGAL SERVICES
Coulter Roache 4/50 Hitchcock Ave Barwon Heads
5254 1877
5258 1084 Mob: 0402 282 190
Peter Boyle Barrister & Solicitor
Whyte Just & Moore 1/50 Hitchcock Ave. Barwon Heads
(03) 5222 2077
MOTOR MECHANIC
Always There Mobile Mechanic Geelong/Bellarine/Surfcoast Sean 0499 991 904
Lastys Mobile Mechanic Unit 2/168-170 Fyans st South Geelong Darren 0409 955768
LOCAL ADVERTISING WORKING LOCALLY 0416 119240
A holiday trip is one-third pleasure, fondly

remembered, and two-thirds aggravation,
entirely forgotten.
Robert Brault
MOWER SALES & REPAIRS

Bellarine Mower Service
48 Grubb Rd. Ocean Grove 5255 2432 / 0407 045652
OPTOMETRY
Greg Sly Optometrist 87 The Parade Ocean Grove
Ocean Eyes Optometrists 2 Park Lane, 99 Presidents Ave. O/Grove
5256 1295
5255 5655
Scooter for sale $2,250 Near New
OSTEOPATHY
13th Beach Osteopathy & Health Services 1/86 Hitchcock Ave. B/Heads 5254 2668
Osteopathy at Barwon Heads Geelong Osteopathic & Healthcare Clinic 5229 8021
PAINTER & DECORATOR

Colourman Painting James Long colourmanpainting@gmail.com
0407 415541
Painter, Decorator Small jobs incl., for free quote phone Peter 52542119 or 0434048887
Steve & Cathy Flynn Painter & Decorator
52555667 / 04111 26291
PET BOARDING
Jirrahlinga Taits Road Barwon Heads
5254 2484
PHOTOGRAPHY VIDEO & FILM

Full Focus Video and Photography Film and Tape Transfers to DVD
0428542996/52542996
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Physio @ The Heads Wayne Clarke 2/76 Hitchcock Ave. Barwon Heads
5254 1100
______________________________________________
Contact Joan 0439 301 720
Ocean Grove Accounting

& Taxation Services
INDIVIDUAL, SMALL BUSINESS
& SELF MANAGED SUPERANNUATION FUND
SPECIALISTS
Phone 03 5256 2815

80 The Avenue Ocean Grove 3226
luke@ogaccounting.com.au www.ogaccounting.com.au
Darren Last
Independant Mercedes Benz Specialist

M. 0409 955 768 P. 5222 3010
Unit 2, Rear of 168-170 Fyans St. Sth Geelong
E. darren@lastys.com.au
Pick up and delivery of motor vehicle for service or repair

from Barwon Heads can be arranged
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page 18 talking heads magazine
IGA Proudly Supporting

your local
CFA Volunteer
Firefighters
BARWON HEADS
5254 2525
8am to 8pm 7 days a week
Free Home Delivery
BARWON HEADS URBAN FIRE BRIGADE

Responding to call outs
Barwon Heads Fire Brigade has responded to 27
call outs so far this year in and around Barwon
Heads, Ocean Grove and Connewarre.
However, not all fire fighting takes place on dry land
sometimes we are required to manage situations from
the water. The Brigade recently took possession of
five personal flotation devices to help keep our crews
safe in such circumstances. You may think they are an
unusual piece of equipment to have in our trucks but
they have been issued to brigades with large aquatic
environments in their response areas. Believe it or not
we have responded to several incidents on the Barwon
Heads Bridge over the years.
These 'life jackets' are designed with specific features

to fit over our uniform, inflate on contact with water
and connect to a fixed point to enable fire fighting from
the water. The ultimate ideal is that a situation never
arises where we might have to use them, however it's
good to know we have them should we ever need.
Our fire trucks or 'appliances' as they're known in CFA
language are fitted with practical fire fighting
equipment and other items, such as the life jackets, to
assist with various situations. We keep a variety of
accessories on board such as emergency lighting,
breathing apparatus and suits that protect us from
hazardous materials, plus other useful items such as
rake hoes and ladders.
Every Sunday we check the equipment to make sure
all is in good order. We are also required to take the
fire trucks for a 30km drive to make sure the engines
get a good run and the batteries are not in danger of

going flat. You may well see the appliances passing
you as you enjoy a coffee in Hitchcock Avenue on a
Sunday morning - don't forget to give us a wave!
Barwon Heads Fire Brigade has a Facebook page
informing you of local community safety events and
insights to what the Brigade is up to (search Barwon
Heads fire brigade). Make sure you jump on and give
us a like to follow what we are up to.
The Barwon Heads Fire Brigade is seeking new
members. If you are interested in learning new
skills, meeting new people and being part of a
team that contributes to the safety of our
community, please call Captain Tony Hodder on
0419 546 347, or email Secretary Andy Halnon on
andrew.halnon@gmail.com
By Libby Hay
____________________________________________________________________
Barwon Heads Community Garden

Here is some follow-up on reports from the previous year:
The citrus circle: Under the ongoing care of Chris Balaam and
Graeme Hiller, the citrus trees are continuing to thrive! Such is
their growth that we may even need to do a little pruning on the
north side. We have abundant crops of lemons, grapefruit, limes
and oranges, all now ripening: plenty of material for making
marmalade!
Washington Navel Oranges approaching ripeness
Olives: Our group of four Kalamata olives have reached

maturity and this year have produced heavily. A group of
members, under the guidance of Russell Hudson, gathered
recently to harvest and pickle the crop. In a couple of months,
we should have some delicious olives! Come to think of it, there
are a great many fruiting olive trees all over Barwon Heads, and
many of the fruits seem to go to waste. How about getting
together with your neighbours and having an olive-pickling day?
What a fine community activity!
Olives ready to harvest
Garden Room:
This former classroom is used for various meetings
and is available for community groups to use for
meetings, classes and other gatherings, for a very
modest fee. At present we have quite a few times
available for during the week. If your organisation is
interested, please contact Russell Mitten on
0439061475, and we will set up a time for an
inspection.
Russell Mitten, Committee Member
New seedlings under nurture

in the plastic house
Espaliered apple, beginning to take shape
Espaliered apple trees: Last year we began

an effort to train a group of a dozen apples
along our eastern boundary. Most of the trees
have thrived, and are beginning to respond to
our efforts to re-shape them. It is about time
for their annual prune and shaping. It certainly
takes some courage to remove so many
branches, but the intended shape is beginning
emerge. Eventually the trees will maintain
their modified shape without the support of
the trellis.
Propagation House: 18 months ago we re-covered

our plastic house and enhanced the automatic
watering system. While we have some members
regularly using the facility to raise seedlings, we
have plenty of scope to accommodate more. The
fledgling plants receive a controlled watering every
2nd day, and enjoy the warmth of the plastic house,
even in winter. Why not join and enjoy using this
facility?
ANNUAL PIT FIRING EVENT AT THE

COMMUNITY ARTS GARDENS IN
AUGUST
Wood fired Pizza, Pots, Sculpture, Music and the Pit

Fire is on again! Last Sunday in August. A great family
event. Make your own primitive sculpture at our
sculpture workshop to fire in the pit. Sculpture workshop
held on Sunday 2nd August, 2pm at art's kool @
KAZWORKS, 54 Grubb Road. Phone Sophia 0422 005
212 or Kaz McGlynn 0437582772 for more information.
$20 per family for pit firing day
$10 per person for sculpture workshop
*This event has been generously supported by a
donation form the previous Barwon Heads
Kindergarten Committee. Please book for both Pit firing
event and sculpture workshop at our website;
www.barwonheadsartscouncil.com.au!
Helen Martin - A Disquieting Beauty
MEET
THE AUTHORS - Sunday
September 20th, 2015
Following the huge success of Barwon Heads Arts

Council's Meet the Anzac Authors in April this year, we
are now back to what looks likely becoming an annual
event with our September fixture of Meet the Authors for
2015. We have an exciting Trio of authors to present on
September 20th. The first is Dr. Don Watson , who will
talk about his latest and much talked about book The
Bush, which has recently taken out several prestigious
prizes. These include two Indie Awards as overall
winner and also for non-fiction; the NSW Premier's
Book of the Year, and the Douglas Stewart Prize for

Nonfiction.
The Bush is causing much interest and a little
controversy and it is said that 'no-one who reads this
book will look at this country the same way again'. It is
also said to unravel many myths about the Australian
bush. The second author , Alan Gold, will discuss his
intriguing book Bell of the Desert, the story of an English
woman Gertrude Bell and her fascinating years in Iraq
in the times of her friend T.E.Lawrence. A film of this
book is shortly to be released starring Nicole Kidman.
Gertrude Bell was considered one of the most powerful
women in England in her day. Born in 1868, and after
reading history at Oxford, she became an archaeologist
and the rest as they say Our third speaker Trisha
Dixon Burkitt will talk about her most recent book
Adagio: Living and Gardening Mindfully. Her research
into the life and landscape designs of Edna Walling has
resulted in a number of books, articles and a
consultancy on the famous landscape artist. Trisha also
leads Garden and Photography Tours of Europe on a
regular basis and we hope she will tell us about those
also. She also leads tours to the island of Hydra in the
Greek Islands for photographic and literary workshops.
She is a pilot and has been a presenter on ABC TV.
Trisha will be a delightful way to wind up what is shaping
up to being a fascinating and illuminating day! Bookings
will open in July.
New Website
www.barwonheadsartscouncil.com.au!! Please see

our new website www.barwonheadsartscouncil.com.au
to stay up to date with all that is happening with the
BHAC. Book events, renew memberships, view our
image gallery and say hello!
Community Arts Hub

What is happening to the vacant kindergarten in Clifford
Parade? Will it become a community arts hub?
A feasibility study will soon be undertaken by an
independent consultant to determine the need for a
community arts hub in Barwon Heads. You will be invited
to attend a community workshop to discuss your ideas
and aspirations for a community hub in Barwon Heads.
To register for this forum - please email us at
barwonheadsartscouncil@live.com and we will make
sure that you are invited! We cannot stress enough how
important it is for the community to get on board to
support this hub. We want to hear from you.
COGG 2015/2016 BUDGET

City of Greater Geelong has allocated a further $15,000
in its latest budget to complete a feasibility study for a
Community Arts Hub in Barwon Heads. This brings the
total funds allocated to $30,000. We would like to
sincerely thank Cr Andy Richards and COGG for their
great support for this project. Stay tuned for further
details
Art Adds Energy!
Sophia Legoe
On behalf of the BHAC Inc.
Barwon Heads Arts Council Inc. was founded in 2013 to
promote the arts in Barwon Heads and the Bellarine
Peninsula.
Creative education by the sea where arts culture
promotes community resilience.
_____________________________________________________________________
SEAVIEW GALLERY JULY
Robert Holcombe - Lagoon
Seaview Gallery
Red Tails with Gum Nuts - Vida Pearson
Open 10:30 5:00 daily

Closed Wednesday in Winter
Seaview Gallery
Ph. 03 5258 3645
86 Hesse St Queenscliff 3225
www.seaviewgallery.com.au
Email
seaviewgallery@eftel.net.au
VILLAGE GREEN
Buy Sell Swap & Tell

BARWON HEADS ASSOC.
President - Judith Brooks
Meet @The Senior Citizens Hall
3rd Monday in Month @ 7.30pm
All welcome
BARWON HEADS
TRADERS & TOURISM
President-Bernard Napthine
5254 2312
GIRL GUIDES VICTORIA
Helen Carruthers 5254 1299
hcarruthers@guidesvic.org.au
Winter is the time of

year when younger
hooded plovers
disperse from their
natal beaches and
congregate with both
sub-adult and adult
hooded plovers.
This explains why you will often see flocks of
around a dozen or more hooded plovers on our
local beaches at this time.
Lake Victoria, Point Lonsdale is a well known
local flocking site and in recent weeks there has
been a sizable flock of 37 hoodies observed at
nearby Freshwater Lake, .
This flock comprises at least 15 juveniles/sub
adults which is good to see. Of these birds, 12 were

flagged: flagged juveniles included: LB from the
Bass Coast, YLF 11 & YLF 17 from Phillip Island &
VM from Moggs Creek.
The banded adults observed were 'locals' : AD, EL,
HY, LY, NZ, PL & PT plus PE originally from the
Bass Coast.
Thanks Geoff Gates for reporting these
observations and for the excellent photos.
If you are lucky enough to spot a flagged hoodie
and to read it's flag, please report your sighting via
email to:
hooded.plover@birdlife.org.au or phone 03 9347
0757 and ask to speak to a staff member on the
beach-nesting birds program.
For more information or to become

involved in hooded plover
m o n i t o r i n g :
http://mybeachbird.com.au/ or
http://www.birdlife.org.au/projects/b
each-nesting-birds
BARWON HEADS
SUSTAINABILITY GROUP
Community Arts Garden
John Burke 5254-1921.
COMMUNITY GARDEN
President - Michael Murphie
info@bhartsgarden.com
FRIENDS OF THE BLUFF
President - Jon Duthie
5254 2626
WANTED TO BUY
Old Interesting Stuff
Antiques, Furniture, Art Deco, Books,
Collectables, Surfboards,
Household MargaretGoods
We buy single items or house lots.
Call Peter Summers at
How Bazaar 5278 5453
MARKETING, PROMOTION
& SMALL WEBSITES
Barwon Heads Marketing
0416 119240
MENDING , HEMS & DRESSMAKING
Margaret 0419 350 103
LOCAL MARKETS
||
Festi val of th e S ea 2016
is b eing p lann ed
NOW So jump on board
An d h ave some fun!
=Barwon Heads l
Last Sat 9am - 1pm
lOcean Grove- Aquatic Centre l
1st Sunday May- Sept - 1pm
l Pt. Lonsdale l
at Pt Lonsdale Primary School
2nd Sunday 9am - 2pm
l Drysdale at Recreation Reserve l
3rd Sunday 9am - 1pm
l Portarlington at Newcombe St l
(Opp Port Hotel)
1st Saturday 9am - 2pm
l Queenscliff at Princes Park l
Last Sat Sept to May
Remember to take your baskets,

cloth or hession bags or your jeep to
save our communities from curse of
the plastic invasion
0416 119240
HEYWARD CONSTRUCTIONS P/L

Nick Heyward
PLACES OF WORSHIP
Anglican ~ Hitchcock Ave
5254 3114 5256 2446
Catholic ~ Hitchcock Ave
5254 1240 5258 1643
Uniting ~ Hitchcock Ave
0425 228 978 5254 2732
Ph: 0412 121 906

Fax: 5254 2274
All Aspects of Building & Construction

Architectural New Homes & Additions
www.heycon.com.au
WHERE IS PEACE?
nick@heycon.com.au
P.O.Box 1075 Barwon Heads 3227
NEW BUS - TRAIN TIMETABLE
Is it a place somewhere?
Maybe its a place in me
a quiet retreat
deep down
sheathed in a sigh-contentment
in spite of mayhem.
Is it some secret knowing
a meeting-place
a holy of holies
Have you ever canoed up the estuary?

YOU SHOULD
A God space
In me?
Joy S. Chellew
In Search of Peace
2015
Barwon Heads
T
Legal Services for Barwon Heads
and Ocean Grove
"Independence"... [is] middle-class blasphemy. We are

all dependent on one another, every soul of us on earth.
G.B. Shaw, Pygmalion, 1912
Corporate & Commercial

Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Property & Development
Family Law
Workplace Relations
Wills, Estates & Succession
Planning
Barwon Heads Office
Shop 4, 50 Hitchcock Avenue
Barwon Heads
plus CPD
Open Thursdays
or by appointment
Jason ONeill
Design and Construct
Specialising in Environmentally Sustainable Homes
=NEW HOMES=EXTENSIONS=RENOVATIONS
Phone 0419 393 173
www.geelongcustomhomebuilder.com
Will Gordon
mobile 0414 354 079
will@jardinehomes.com.au
www.jardinehomes.com.au
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Tom White
Principal
Tel 03 5254 1877

www.coulterroache.com.au
News from the Beaches and Coastal Environs

Barwon Coast is a
Committee of
Management
appointed by the State
Government with
responsibility for the management

of 13km of coastal crown land from
7W Collendina to 42W Blue Rocks,
Barwon Heads covering our
beautiful beaches in Ocean Grove,
Barwon
Heads and 13thBeach.
Lyn Martin Photography
community groups. This is the tenth year that the

program has been running. The environment day
engages all year 8 students to learn about the
importance of their local environment and some of
the impacts and challenges it faces. Over 140
students from across the Bellarine took part.
The Borrow the Bag
incentive from the
Barwon Heads
Sustainability Group
recently gained
momentum with the
involvement of year 8
Bellarine Secondary
College students
contributing to bag
making during the
environment day
program.
Students
gained understanding of
why it is important to
source and use reusable
shopping bags rather
than taking the easy
option of a plastic bag. Students contributed to the
making of reusable bags that will now be made
available free to the Barwon Heads community
when shopping.
Borrow a Bag boxes will be placed throughout
Barwon Heads so if you forget to bring a reusable
shopping bag, you can easily borrow one from the
Our Committee members are local residents

appointed with consideration of the skills and
experience that they have to offer in the
management of this important piece of coastline.
EDUCATION ENVIRONMENT COMMUNITY
Barwon Coast, Bellarine Secondary College and
Bellarine Catchment Network once again
delivered a full day of environmental activities in
partnership with other key agencies and
boxes and return it next time you are shopping.

This free 'no stress' option aims to minimise the
need to use plastic bags.
WHALES & CITIZEN SCIENCE
A new citizen science project, Two Bays Whales
Project, has been initiated by the Two Bays Team.
This project is calling for community to report their
sightings of Humpback Whales and Southern
Right Whales within Port Phillip Bay, Westernport
Bay and from Barwon Heads to Inverloch coast.
For sightings along our coastline, the Two Bays
contact number is 0438 399 676, or visit the
Facebook page: 'twobayswhales'.
It is worth noting as whale spotting season
approaches that since Barwon Coast has been
recording wildlife sightings for our coastline the
earliest record of a whale sighted along Ocean
Grove Main Beach was May 2011. Most sightings
start to occur June, however anytime now
realistically we could start to see whales. I
encourage you all to keep a look out for these large
majestic creatures as they travel past our shores.
LITTERING
Barwon Coast staff responded to another very
disappointing littering / dumping incident at the
Bluff on Saturday 13th of June; where the contents
of someone's shed had been thrown into the
vegetation.
Everyone has the ability to do something if they
witness littering on any scale through the EPA's
online Report Litter page or their Mobile
App. It is a simple process that EPA has
noted results in over 90% of penalty notices
being paid.
Barwon Coast encourages all members of
the public to report dumping at any time so
we can respond as soon as is practical.
I encourage you to contact Barwon Coast
to discuss any issues related to coastal
management in our region by phoning
5254 1118.
Manager
Gary McPike
General
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Web: www.barwoncoast.com.au
Ph: 03 5254 1115
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Mobile: 0414 583 708
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And mobility access homes.
Please call or email to discuss our
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Treat everyone with kindness, even those who are rude to you. Not because they are nice but because you are.
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In season.........
Kohlrabi fritters
fruit
apples, cumquats, feijoa, lemons, limes,

mandarins, nashi, olives, oranges, passionfruit,
pears, persimmons, pomegranate, tamarillos
nuts
almonds, chestnuts, hazelnuts, pistachio.
vegetables
Asian greens, beetroot, broccoli, brussel sprouts,

cabbages, cauliflower, carrots, celery, daikon,
eggplants, kohlrabi (green), kohlrabi (red),
fennel, leek, lettuces, garlic, parsnips, potatoes,
pumpkins, rhubarb, shallots, silverbeet, spinach,
spring onions, squash, swedes, turnips.
herbs
A little like radish in flavour, kohlrabi makes

beautiful fritters and can be served with spiced
yoghurt...this is also a great way to get kids to
eat kohlrabi! Shred one bulb and mix with an egg
and a few tablespoons of flour or
breadcrumbs...add tsp dried dill & season...
heat oil or butter in a flat skillet, drop on small
mounds, and flatten slightly with the back of your
spatula...turn after a few minutes, and serve
when both sides are crispy.
Spiced yoghurt
Mix 1/2 cup natural yoghurt with 1 tsp sumac and a
good squeeze of lemon juice...mix together and serve
with the fritters
* the kohlrabi can be replaced with 2 carrots
bay leaf, parsley, mint, rosemary, thyme, chives,

oregano, marjoram, sage, bronze fennel, dill,
basil, watercress.
____________________________________________________________________
ocean grove
blinds & awnings

67 madeley street
ph: 5256 3668

fax:5256 2668
RIVERSHOLME PTY LTD
Riversholme Ltd offers professional, prompt and

local help with Home and Business IT systems.
BLINDS ON YARRA
55 yarra st geelong
ph: 5229 2880

coastawn@bigpond.net.au
blindsonyarra.dbablinds.com.au
Frenchys Coastal Glazing
Glazing Geelong & the Coast

Domestic &commercial glazing
Frameless shower screens
Mirrors & splashbacks
Architectural design glazing
Balustrades & pool fencing
Shopfronts
Roofing & skylights
Repair & replacement work
04485 41221 mobile

Leo French Glazier
5254 2545 fax

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s Repairs, upgrades and new computers

s Expert and qualified tuition
s Data protection & backup
s Internet and web
s Anti-virus
s Intel server specialists
s Network & phone cabling
s IT planning & policy for business
50 CARR STREET BARWON HEADS
Phone: 5254 2101

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COMPUTER AND NETWORK SERVICE
Brendon Brice Electrical Pty Ltd

* All electrical Work
* Phone & Internet Points
* Free Quotes
* TV Points
* Split System Air Conditioning * Safety Switches
* Domestic & Commercial
* Stove & Hot Water
Repairs
* Installation & Maintenance
* Computer Network Cabling
All Work Covered by a Certificate of Safety
Mobile: 0416 165 855
PLACES OF WORSHIP
Anglican ~ Hitchcock Ave
5254 3114 5256 2446
Catholic ~ Hitchcock Ave
5254 1240 5258 1643
Uniting ~ Hitchcock Ave
0425 228 978 5254 2732
CARING FOR OUR COAST

This week Christian
partnered with
about some of the
is causing at a local
level.
College Bellarine
Barwon Coast to learn
impacts marine debris
level and a global
The students gained

it is important to
out into the natural
further more
waterways and
up contributing to
a great oceanic
understanding of why
prevent litter getting
environment, and
preventing it hitting our
oceans where it ends
the South Pacific Gyre;
garbage dump.
In particular, once
oceans, they remain
breaking down
over time acting as a
in the water. These
are then eaten by
enter the food chain,
plastics are in the

there for years
becoming more toxic
magnet for other toxins
smaller toxic particles
fish and now start to
of which we are part of.
Year 8 students from

the Drysdale campus
assisted with
cleaning up along
36W, 13th Beach
access way.
Within
half an hour the
students had filled
three bags full of
rubbish from just over
15 square metres of coastline. Items included beer bottles, clothing, food wrappers, bike tubes, and even a household gate.
Students were shocked at the amount of litter in just a small section of coastline. By understanding the impacts and how others do
not value these natural systems, has instilled a sense of ownership and need to educate others hopefully encouraging more
students to care for our coast.
Do your bit to show you care and dispose of all litter responsibly, or Take 3 for the sea.
Together we can make a difference.
Maddie Glynn -Manager Community Liaison & Education - Barwon Coast
____________________________________________________________________________________
This (10 week old) baby wombat at Jirrahlinga
is starting to peep out from its mothers pouch
JIRRAHLINGA
open
every day
A wonderful healing sanctuary

for Australian Wildlife
Wildlife Rescue Wildlife sanctuary

Pet boarding
open to the public
Taits Road Barwon Heads
5254 2484
This ad sponsored by Talking Heads mag.
Celebrating
43 years
BARWON HEADS BOWLING CLUB

18 Geelong Road Barwon Heads 5254 3124
Deep into winter and all the smart people have gone
north, but our bowls numbers are still very good.
For the next few weeks we welcome Ocean Grove
Bowling Club to our green as their synthetic gets a
facelift. Its great to see the green full and everyone
happy with the way it performs.
Work around the green is progressing well and will
be a big improvement when completed.
The AGM has come and gone with Ray Charman
again the man to lead the Club as President and
Sandra Green is again Vice President.
We welcome both Ian and Karla Turner to the Board
and know theyll be great assets for the Club.
Karla takes over as Secretary with Anne Way as
assistant.
We wish all officebearers well and know the Club is in
good hands.
As we so often say, anyone interested in giving bowls
a try just call at the Club on a bowls day and someone will look after you. We are always looking for new members and bowlers.
Until next time, good bowling.
____________________________________________________
Bellarine for Refugees group meet on the last Wednesday of
the month at 3.45 at Starfish Bakery. New members welcome
but any enquiries ring Margaret on 0419 323 166.
Http://barwonbluff.com.au
The basketball community has

been abuzz with the recent NBA
titles with the Golden State
Warriors winning the
championship series 4-2 against
the Cleveland Cavaliers.
My two young boys have been checking the
highlights each day and following the Australian
players, Andrew Bogut and Matthew Dellavedova
and dreaming of the day they too will play in the
NBA! It made me research where these 2 Aussies
boys have come from and I was interested to read
that Bogut 7 ft (213cm) aged 30 was born to
Croatian immigrants in Melbourne and as a 15year-old, he was cut from the Victoria junior state
representative team. That experience apparently
drove him to improve. Dellavedova 6ft 4in
(193cm) aged 24 was born and raised in
Maryborough, Victoria. Both spent time at the
Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra. So
learnings for my boys are: they should keep trying
even if they do not get into the A team, living in a

small town is not a hindrance to your dreams and
they will need to go through a serious growth
spurt!!
This social event and opportunity for

all teams to get together will be on
Saturday 12th September at 2pm. We
will have medals for each of our
dedicated players and one player per
team will be awarded the Bendigo
B a n k Te a m P l a y e r Aw a r d a s
determined by the coach.
Next Talking Heads will have the dates for the
AGM and Summer sign up/team selection
process. Also our new email address is
seagullsbasketballclub@gmail.com and dont
forget to follow our Facebook page for news and
photos.
Go Seagulls.
Linda
ROCK POOL HAPPY

HOUR
Friday 7th August
Friday 5.00-7.00pm
@ the Barwon Heads
Bowls Club
LES JENNINGS
Perfect end to the week: great

mexican food, drinks,
conversation and
inspiring pop-up talks.
Free entry and drinks at bar
prices
Supported by BH bowls Club,
FoB and Talking Heads
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Barwon Heads Cricket Club
Let's be honest, we all look

forward to the monthly offerings
in Talking Heads, but we don't
always give the consumption of
the collected wisdoms of the
contributors to the village
chronicle our full attention.
Quickly passing our eyes over it while waiting for the kids
outside the school or scanning over the tome while in the
W.C on a Sunday morning hardly allows our mental
facility to properly digest the information presented here.
This month we have a little information to go through. It'll
become clearer next month why it is so important for you
to pay attention to this stuff, but if you're not in a good
place to read this, then get your affairs in order to the
point where you are able to give your full attention to this
column for the time it normally takes to get through it and
I'll wait, because there's a bit to go through.
Ok then. Ready?
Good.
As mentioned in these pages many times, the BHCC is a
junior cricket club with a senior section. In fact in the
most recently completed season it was junior teams
alone that carried the clubs finals aspirations, and with
some great success.
It is with great pleasure that the

BHCC is in a position to announce
all of our JUNIOR COACHES for
Season 2015-2016.
Firstly, Dan Vella has joined the committee with a

view to becoming Junior Coordinator in season 201516. Dan will bring with him a wealth of experience in
governance and conflict resolution.
In under 17s, Paul Liistro who is a Level 1
accredited cricket coach, WWC accredited, Graduate of
Cricket Victoria SEDA program, is the Current BHCC B
grade captain and the BPCA junior representative
coach, will take the reins as coach. In Under 15s, Matt
High who holds a Level 2 accreditation as a cricket
coach, is also WWC accredited, is a current A & B grade

BHCC player, already a BHCC junior premiership coach
and BPCA junior representative coach will be in charge.
Ash Muir, holder of a Level 1 cricket coach
accreditation, is WWC accredited, is a Former Premier
Cricket 1st XI player and Melbourne Sub-district senior
coach as well as a current BHCC player will take charge
of Under 13 duties. Then there's Mark Slater who is
a Level 1 accredited cricket coach, Former Premier
Cricket 1st XI player at Geelong CC, St Joseph's CC 1st
XI player, BHCC A grade premiership player and just a
brilliant bloke and BBQ cook despite being a St Kilda
Footy Club tragic will look after Under 11s.
As usual Barwon Heads Community Cricket (under 9)
will see Michael Moulton in control. Michael's a
Level 1 accredited cricket coach, Former Brighton 1st XI

player, multiple BHCC A grade premiership player,
former BHCC A grade Captain and Coach, former
treasurer of the club and Senior Vice President.
As you can see all of these people have a

wealth of experience in coaching of junior and
senior teams, are correctly accredited as a
cricket coach and all have a great desire to see
both teams and individual players achieve
success as cricketers and all junior sections
will be supported by input from all senior
players in individual and group training drills.
The club is in an enviable position of having a wealth of
experienced and motivated senior coaches willing to
make the commitment to the development of our juniors.
Remember that the AGM is ahead of us on

Friday July 31st at Elliott Hall, AKA Barwon
Grove Golf Club AKA, The Tin Shed in
Sheepwash Rd behind the fire station. We'll be
gathering from 6:30pm for a 7pm start to
proceedings. If you have designs on being on
the committee for the next season it's a great
opportunity to get involved.
As always we're heading towards a new season and
readying ourselves for a huge tilt at success in all grades
and the club invites all to be as big a part of that as you
like.
Ok. That's as much concentration as I can ask for one
month. Thanks for your attention. Please remember to
flush and put the seat down.
More next month.
Matt Dunell
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CONGRATULATIONS GRAHAM NEALE ON WINNING 13TH BEACH SLSC BEST CLUB PERSON OF THE YEAR
Medal Winners for 13th

Beach SLSC Awards at At
the Heads last Friday night!
The club wish to thank
Tracey & Sonia from the
past Barwon Heads
Kindergarten for their
generous donation of
funds.
Thats a BIG trophy Graham Neale
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BARWON HEADS CYCLING CLUB

There was an old man called Nob,
Who pretended that he had a job,
Over breakfast and lunch,
Or a conference with brunch,
Always networking and stuffing his gob!
-He's the founding member of our club, the reason the
BHCC exists. Without Nev, there would be no BHCC.
Thanks Nev.
-Nev's a great networker as we all know, but the first day I
joined the BHCC he didn't realise I had lived almost over
the road from him for the past 6 years!
Age: the length of time that a person has lived or a

thing has existed.
Old: having lived for a long time; no longer young.
Legend: an extremely famous or notorious person,
especially in a particular field.
Combination of the three: Nev.
There has been a lot of talk amongst the folk in the BHCC
about urban legends: Flashy Man, Rasta, Breamy Man,
Magenta Man, The Mole and many more. But, the real
legend lives here in town. He rides with us regularly. This
man is the stalwart of our club. The original. The founding
member of our great club. Yes, I'm talking about the one
and only Neville Wright (well, one of the two Neville
Wrights of our wonderful town). Yes, that's him. The real
legend, as opposed to an urban legend, is Nev. AKA Nob,
Nifty, Poppa Nob, Neville. Recently Nev turned 60. He is
the oldest member of our group and his fitness continues to
improve and surprise. So, I asked the members of the
BHCC to give their thoughts or anecdotes on Nev, and
here are some of their responses....
-Wow, can this bloke talk. But, he's been a bit quieter since
Greg has joined the group.
-In the early days he'd listen to Radio National on the ride
because I think he was bored with what I had to say.
-Nev's Nectar is amazing. It's a shame he is always out of
stock!
-Any opportunity for a photo opportunity in that O2V gear.
-Bollards up!
-Anyone up for drinks at Beach House from 5 today - or is it
too windy? Neville Wright, 16 Jan, 2015
-I remember riding to work years ago to Ocean Grove and

this bloke used to ride to Queenscliff. We rode The
Narrows together a couple of times and I was impressed
at how much this guy could talk and that he rode all the
way to Queenscliff for work and back that afternoon.
Anyway, a few months later, I saw this bloke putting up his
large pole with a camera at the end of it. After a long chat,
he invited me to come for a morning ride with him and his
mates. I didn't think that I could get up so early OR ride all
the way to the windmill and back! Anyway, the rest is
history.
-He always falls asleep during the Tour de France nights.
He missed the whole tour that Cadel won. Unbelievable!
-Nev was a bit of a full forward in his time, up in the
Wimmera and when asked what sort of full forward he
was, a Tony Lockett or an Allen Jakovich type, he thought
about this for a brief second. Allen Jakovich! Played with
flair, loved a goal, loved a crowd, golden wavy mullett!
-My favorite recollection of speeches from the birthday
party was his children reciting that they never went on
holidays with Nev - instead, everything was an adventure!
I think that sums up the man.
-Don't ride that way it won't look any good on 'Strava'!
-Nev: ineffable, effervescent like a magnum of
champagne, shaken wildly then opened (and we are left
covered in joy and froth..), bonhomie on steroids and the
coif... (a minimal use of words can sometimes act as a
counterbalance to Nev's effusive and unrestrained
verbosity).
There was a kid in the Grampians called Neville,
Who was a real little devil,
He loved to play with his axe,
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B2B: Bridge to Bridge

Between 6 and 8 BHCC riders will be riding from Sydney to
Barwon Heads riding over 1000 km in a week, aiming to
arrive in our famous town of Barwon Heads early April next
year. The main purpose of our ride is to raise money for
those in our community who need help. Our chosen charity
is 'Give Where You Live'. Standby for more information.
How Can YOU Help?

This is a really big job to organise, and we'd like some help from our locals. Apart from moral support and throwing in
a few dollars towards our nominated charity, we really need the following to ensure the event goes ahead and we
raise a load of money to help others.
1. mini bus to get the team to Sydney and as a support vehicle along the ride
2. bike trailer preferably fully enclosed and lockable for security
3. corporate sponsorship your company logo will appear on any offical stuff (if there is any).
If you can help, or if you know of someone else who can help, please contact me via email on
andymcneilly@me.com.
Maybe you have another wonderful idea of how you can help us to help others? If so, we would love to hear from you.
Visit our website for more information:
https://givewhereyoulive.secure.force.com/Fundraise/B2B/BarwonHeadsCyclingClub or use the QR code to go to the
site directly.
Ceramic Tiles
Out on the wood stacks,

But he took a kids finger off at the level.
-We always get quizzed on what type of bird that was on the
side of the road.........
Do you know what that was? asked Nev.
It was a crow, I replied.
Actually, it was an Australian Raven.
As the next question was coming out of my mouth, I knew I
should have said nothing, but I asked What's the
difference?
The key to the confusion is the fact that 'ravens and crows'
are not two distinct species, but actually about 40 (the
precise number is unclear as far as I know). These belong
to the genus Corvus, along with two Jackdaw species, and
the rook. Nine so-called raven species occur worldwide,
leaving around 30 'crow' species. The real question then is:
'is there an actual good reason that all these different bird
species are divided between 'ravens' and 'crows'? Well,
there is and I'll tell you.............
There was an old man called Nifty,
Who was nearly ten years past fifty,
He bathes in his own honey,
Then rolls in his money,
Then Instagram's himself looking shifty.
-Did you know Nev's bike is a 'Scott'? Have you heard of a
bloke called Scott Neville? 'Scott' no mates and 'Neville'
will.
-Nev has made the transformation from MAMIL (Middle
Aged Man in Lycra) to VOMIT (Very Old Man in Tights)
-The concept of going on a holiday and not attending a
conference is beyond Nev!
-Nev is enjoying his status as the fastest 60 year old in
BHCC, at least until January when GH achieves the mark.
-"This app's not working - there are fewer riders out of a
morning than at any other time in our history!" Neville
Wright, 3 April, 2014
-He is prone to occasionally blowing up on the way back,
due to energy expended on chat.
There is an old man called Wright,
Whose life is very, very bright,
He loves it in his sauna,
Tucked away in the corner,
With Y-Fronts that could be more tight.
Thanks Nev. You are a true legend. We all love you heaps.
Nev for President of Barwon Heads.
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By the time you read this article

we will be well and truly into the
second half of the season. Time
flies when your having fun.
Senior Footy
All divisions are producing great results. As of the 22nd June the
Under 16's are 2 games clear in second spot, Colts are sitting 7th
with 5 wins and 4 losses in Division 1, Reserves are undefeated 10
from 10 and the Seniors sit equal second with 8 wins and 2 losses.
Thursday nights are providing great entertainment for everyone the
place is a buzz.
After the bye weekend the Colts played St. Joseph's at home. After
an even first half the Joey's boys got on top after half time. They ran
away with a 53 point win. Best players: L. Holloway, B. Eddy, K.
Polley, B. Michell, J. Kinsey.
Grovedale at Grovedale was their next match. Down by 5 goals at
half time things weren't looking good. A second half resurgence
nearly got them over the line. At the final siren a goal separated
both sides. A great fight back but just couldn't get there. Best
players: J. Kinsey, P. Membrey, T. Croft, B. Ryan, D. Lewis.
Round 8 saw the Colts take on Ammo's. It wasn't one of their better
games, as we didn't seem to be focused. Keeping us scoreless in
the last quarter Ammo's ran over the top of us. Best players: C.
Balshaw, C. McKinnon, J. Kinsey, B. Eddy.
Round 9 we travelled into South Barwon looking to get our season
back on track. We had a good first half going into the long break 7
points up. We lost the plot in the 3rd quarter undisciplined play saw
us trail by 24 points at time which ended up being the final margin
as well. Best players: T. Croft, D. Hewitt, B. Michell, M. Brooks,
C. McKinnon.
The Reserves and Seniors travelled to Port after the bye weekend.
With a strong wind blowing the Ressies got away to a handy 23 point
lead at time. The game turned into a scrappy affair from then on,
the final result was a good 36 point win. Like the Ressies the
Seniors got away to a good start 4.14 in the first half kept Port in the
game. The second half produced a better brand of footy but we still
had trouble finding the big sticks. The final score of 11.29 gave us a
53 point win over a much improved Port.
Round 8 we welcomed Modda to Howard Harmer Oval. With a
blistering 7 goal first quarter the Ressies set the game up. Ten
players contributed to the 19 goals kicked with Corey Normington
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bagging 6. It was great to see Tommy Andrew crack it for his first
game.
In what was a tough game the Seniors got home by 24 points.
Leading all day the Headers seemed to be in control a 7 goal lead at
time put us in a good position. Injuries to Bucky and Dom
reduced our bench to 2 fit players. Modda made a late challenge
but thanks to a great game by Dizzy we held on to win.
Final game of the first round saw us travel to Ammo's. After a
relatively even 1st half the Ressies ran away with it in the second
half. The end result was a great 84 point thumping. Corey
Normington lead the way again with another bag of 6 goals.
Could the Seniors reproduce the Ressies result? In perfect
conditions the Seniors produced the best team effort with
Tim Wight dominating down back we had Ammo's measure. A 6
goal buffer at time had the visiting crowd pumped. In what turned
out to be a heart stopping last quarter the lead was reduced to 3
points when the final siren sounded.
Heading to Queenscliff to start the second half of the season we
were missing six of our players from last weeks encounter. Due to
our great player depth this year (no more pulling Swinno out of the
pub to fill in) both sides still had plenty of talent to work with.
The reserves got the day underway with a 14 goal to 2 goal first half.
The second half of footy was pretty ordinary with only 4 goals added
to our score. The 102 point win was still a great result. Scotty
Michell, Kyle Johannesen and Corey Normington all chipped in
with 4 goals a piece.
The Seniors looked in control from the first bounce but couldn't
relay it to the scoreboard. Tim Wight put in another cracker of a
game along with Bucky and Sam Evans who was playing his first
senior game after a 12 month lay-off. Unlike last week we finished
the game full of running, the 49 point margin at the final siren was
largely thanks to Marto who finished the day with 6.
The auction night held in the clubroom after the Queenscliff
game was a great night. Although numbers were down
everybody that attended had a fun night. We feel a bit short on what
we hoped but somewhere between 10-12k was generated on the
night. Thanks to all those that attended and a special thanks to the
volunteers who put in countless hours to make it happen.
Social Events for 2015

4th July - Club Ball
8th August - Ladies Day
9th August - Men's Health Day
21st August - Junior Disco
Junior Footy
After 10 rounds of junior football for season 2015 up to the weekend

of 13th June we see our 2 x U10's and 2 x U12's sides playing
excellent football week in week out in the new graded format for
2015, taking success and defeat in their stride and doing the
BHFNC proud in their efforts across the Geelong Region.
Our U14's and U16's teams are both in Division 2 and both are
doing a great job in representing the BHFNC in a very tough
division. The U14's with a team of 1st year players continue to play
footy that improves each week and have an extremely bright future
ahead of them. They also have our only girl playing in Ruby Winter.
Well done Ruby. (I hear she is playing a bit better than brother Ben
this year )
Our U16's are up and running and if their form continues are a real
chance to play finals in 2015, again with a heap of 1st year players
mixed in with 2nd year players.
Congratulations to the following boys selected to train with the inter
league squads in their age groups: Archie Hildebrandt, Sam

Witherden, Flynn Young, Jack Bongiorno, Charlie Sprague,
Max Witherden, Nick Sutton, Noah Young, Zedekai Copland
and Zac Walter.
Thanks to all coaching staff, managers and match day helpers for
their efforts so far this season in helping kids play footy for the
BHFNC.
Netball
As we move into the second half of the season, the majority of the
Barwon Heads Netball teams are sitting in very favourable positions
on the ladder which, dare I say, could mean a very busy and
exciting September for our community. While our Under 11 teams
don't play finals, the Saturday team is presently undefeated and,
with another two teams playing Friday nights, competition is
certainly going to be tight in the junior ranks in the coming seasons.
Both Under 13 teams are in the top 4 in the competition. Tim Ford,
who has taken on the Under 13 Div 1 team is doing an amazing job
and we are loving his enthusiasm. Similarly, Division 2, coached by
Lee Scott and Colleen McKewan, is in 4th place and the girls are
looking solid.
Both Under 15 Saturday sides are coached by Simone Wallace
and Lauren Frew. After a shaky start, the Division 1 girls are
rallying and now rest comfortably in 3rd place. Sim and Frewy are
confident they will get into 2nd in the coming weeks and thus have a
second chance in finals when they come. The Div 2 girls are also
going well and look likely for a finals berth too should they maintain
their current form.
Under 17 Div 1, under the tutelage of two of our A Grade players,
Julia Mitchell and Millie Leahy are also faring well in 2nd place.
Julia and Millie don't believe the girls are even in 2nd gear yet so we
are hopeful of more exciting times to come here. Marnie Stevens
is doing an amazing job with the Division 2 team. There are not
really any surprises that these girls are in the 4 and they also are
going from strength to strength each week.
Our Under 19 girls haven't quite had the season they would have
liked; however, there is no doubt that the girls are enjoying their
game. Likewise the Friday night Under 15 and Under 13 teams are
clocking a few wins but, importantly, they are playing some very
solid netball.
Our Senior teams are also travelling well. While Mel and the girls
in A Grade would definitely like to see a few more actual wins on the
board, the margins are becoming more competitive each week.
Fielding probably the youngest team in A Grade by a long shot, the
prospects for the future are very exciting. B Grade looks certain to
be playing finals this season, although after a wake-up call against a
very sharp Ammos team, Mel, Son and the girls won't be resting on
their laurels in the second half of the season. There is still work to
be done. Likewise, D Grade were undefeated until the Ammos
match and Bec will be working the girls tirelessly in the latter part of
the season to avoid a repeat 2014 Grand Final Scenario. C Grade
still has some work to do after a couple of disappointing losses that
really should have been wins. They will need to rally in the second
half of the season, and with Sandy Goddard fully focussed just on
the coaching role, finals is a possibility.
Junior development is really beginning to pay dividends in the club.
Maggie Leahy, Madi Finn, Keely Babb and Georgia Ryan are all
playing consistently in the A/B teams and Molly Gray and Jordan
Koster in C Grade. All girls are still Under 17 players as well.
Similarly, we have a squad of Under 15 girls who have been
selected to join training with the seniors and the girls are loving it as
well as learning lots.
Stay posted and our netball teams are well worth following in the
second half of the season.
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