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July 2018 Anakie Advocate page 16

“Oh, no!” said Batman Oliver “I don’t think this recipe is working out.”

“Ha, ha! Only joking; it’s going to be yummy.”


The Anakie Advocate is proudly printed by John Eren, MP. Distribution covers Anakie, Balliang, Maude, She

Oaks, Staughton Vale and Steiglitz. Submissions for the next issue must reach the community house by 18 July. Anakie &

District Community Group has no affiliation with any political party.

Anakie Community House 2115 Ballan Rd Anakie 3213 Mondays 9 to 5pm Tuesdays to Thursdays 1 to 5pm during terms

phone/fax 5284 1359 email [email protected] website www.anakiecommunityhouse.org.au

July 2018

What fun the 3 & 4 year old activity group children have when they visit Anakie Primary School! From top left Miss Pickering & pupils Alex, RJ, Ryder, Ava, Zoe and Rori; middle Caiden, Aiten, Beau,

Oscar, Miranda, Rohan; bottom, far right Aidan, welcomed from bottom left Ivy, Sophie, Luca, Ruby and Evie. Together they created monsters from various shapes and colours.


The Anakie Advocate is published monthly by Anakie & District

Community Group (ABN 59 938 073 014; Inc. # A1477P).

Letters and articles must include names and addressed (these will be

withheld upon request). Submissions will be published in the

next issue, space permitting.

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$20.00; ¼ page $12; 1/8th page $6.00. Minimum fee $6.00. Discount for

advance payments of 12 or more: 12 x 1/8th page $60; 12 x ¼ page $120, 12 x

½ $215; 12 x full $360. Advertising assist with publication costs.

Anakie Tae Kwon Do

fun & fitness classes for all the family & all ages, teaching effective street defence, using kick bags, focus pads & other equipment.

Monday and Thursday 6.30-8pm, 655 De Motts Rd. Private lessons

available: 5284 1239

Cubs & Scouts for boys and girls 7 to 12 years

meet Thursdays at Anakie Hall, Staughton Vale Rd

Ruth 0438 322 278

St Bridgid’s Catholic Church: Ballan Rd Anakie. Mass times 11am Sundays fortnightly. 5286 1230 Anglican Church: St Georges, Balliang. Vicar: Revd Richard Litjens. Services: 2nd Sunday 10.30. Communion, 4th Sunday 9am morning prayer. 5367 5362. Uniting Church: Thelma Ross Memorial, Parwan Sth. Diane

5367 3097. Services suspended.

Lara Uniting Church: Cnr Flinders Avenue/Forrest Rd. Lutheran public divine service 3rd Sundays 1.30am.

5278 2443.

Anakie and district church services

The Geelong regional mobile library bus visits Anakie fortnightly on Tuesdays

from 2 - 4pm July dates: 3, 17 and 31.

wildlife shelter Sandi Murdoch

CARE OF INJURED & ORPHANED ANIMALS

5284 1380 all hours


The next training will be on Sunday 1 July starting at 9am after the radio sched. Prospective new members are welcome to come. The brigade has been quiet this month - no callouts. Neighbouring brigades have been busy with a variety of callouts, from house, car, haystack fires, motor vehicle collisions and power pole fires, to name a few. The brigade held it`s annual wood raffle last month – thank you to all community members who bought tickets to support the brigade. The results were first - Lee Barker, second – John Severyn. The brigade held a dinner at the local shop on Saturday 16 June. It was very well attended by members. Looking at memberships that night, we are a young brigade again, with quite a few enthusiastic members

starting within the last five years. The Officers and BMT are very grateful for their contribution to Anakie Fire Brigade. The two door prizes were won by C.Watts: trailer of wood and D.Tobolov: bunch of flowers (I hope they put Dave into the good books with his partner). The brigade officers have submitted the VESP grant to the region, re proposed works to the station. We are very confident that we will get the money to do the project. We are constantly looking for government grants to better the brigade in any aspect for the future service of the community of Anakie. Fires can happen at ALL times of

the year, in all environments, so be prepared, be safe -

have a fire plan Paul Moore 4th Lieutenant, Anakie Fire Brigade

Anakie Rural Fire Brigade News Captain Ian Macdonald Secretary Robert Hazelton

ph: 0433 830 133 ph: 5281 2101

July radio checks and drivers roster All vehicles are to be functionally checked and run approximately 30

kilometers per week. members: take note of rosters. If you cannot fulfill the roster, please find a replacement yourself.

Sunday radio checks @ 8.30am - vehicle drivers, please be here

July Tanker 1 Tanker 2 Anakie FCV

Ultra light Station

1 A Jones M Lawrence N Lozar D Tobolov C Ellery

8 M Primmer N Giacometti L Hodges J Primmer E Goedegeburr

15 I Macdonald G Hodges R Hodges S Macdonald K Giacometti

22 D Walter J Sanders P Carroll J Mangrum T Battle

29 P Moore C Watts S Hill R Burns R Antill


Excavator, grader, truck & trailer and

bobcat hire * post hole digging * trenching * sites cleared * rubbish removed * driveways formed * general excavations

Supplier of quality

gravel, crushed rock, loam, etc.

Anakie

Call

0409 028 941

Sewing Alterations

Reasonable Rates

Zip replacement

Hems taken up - dresses and trousers

Call Pauline on 5284 1451


Community Connections

Project Anakie & District Community

Group thanks the City of Greater Geelong for

funding its Connected Community Project. The grant

has subsidised several activities, with the following still to be held:

Free hot dogs lunch at a skate-board day during third term holidays.

Free activities at two 3 & 4 year old activity group sessions.

Subsidised trip and exhibition for art group during 2018.

Subsidised bus trip to Little Creatures Brewery and lunch - see page 5.

To Ed, John, Craig, Stuart, Kerryl and Alicia and families on the passing of your dear wife and mother, Lesley Dingey.

Electric log splitter hardly used, ideal for home

use $300 ono Phone Maureen 0403 224 444

1st Anakie Scout Group report

Winter weather is closing in and our small group is down to seven cubs and upcoming scouts. Ruth has decided to have our tiny group meetings on one night a week, Thursdays from 6.30 – 8pm at Anakie Hall on Staughton Vale Road.

It will still operate during term times as always. Brrr with cold weather here, indoor activities to keep hearts racing and cut down heating costs are all the go!

Remote Red Wolf.

PS: start piling up your scrap metal - we have a collection day coming over the weekend 10 and 11 November.

Kim (Gillett) and Kevin Anayen, on your new daughter, Isla Jean.



Health News & More... echinacea: a group of herbaceous flowering plants in the daisy family. The genus Echinacea has nine species, which are commonly called coneflowers. Extracts of Echinacea do seem to have an effect on the immune system. Research shows it increases the number of white blood cells, which fight infections. A review of more than a dozen studies, published in 2014, found the herbal remedy had a very slight benefit in preventing colds. Note: If you suffer from an auto-immune disease check with your doctor if Echinacea is appropriate for you. dose: up to 1G daily and according to the recommendations on the container; each brand may vary slightly. At the first signs of a cold take 2-3 tablets; you may avoid the cold altogether or at the very least reduce severity of symptoms or days of sickness. You may also want to try Garlic and Vitamin C; both may also be beneficial in treating the symptoms of a head cold. important: if you intend to take supplements of any kind and you already take prescription pharmaceuticals always check first with your GP as some herbal supplements interact with medications. e: [email protected] Ph: 0425 731 295 Be well and create your happiness..!!

Reflexology + Lymph Drainage Foot & Hand Care Ear Candling Gluten-free dietary & recipe support

Carole Hofflin Dip. R, Cert III Foot & Hand Care, RN

Member: RAoA, IICT

By appointment: 0425 731 295

Clinic: 380 O’Neils Lane, Anakie, Vic, 3213

89 Mornington Street North Geelong Vic 3215 Mobile: 0425 731 294

Fax: 5272 3024

Supplier of automotive oils, lubricants, filters etc. Official dealer for CROM-MELINS MACHINERY, suppliers of

Subaru-powered equipment: petrol or die-sel. Industrial engines, fire pumps, trash pumps, generators, brush cutters, trench diggers, cement mixers, post hole diggers and much more. For an extensive product

list go to our website. Ring Albert for more details; some order

pick-ups available from Anakie If you knew, you would use

Subaru-powered equipment too!


TROTTER TRANSPORT & WATER CARTAGE

22,000 litres (approx 4,900 gals) tanker deliveries

SPECIALISING IN CLEAN WATER DELIVERIES

Kelvin Trotter 0418 520227 0407 504 853

Tippy’s Home Butchery Service

We’ll kill it & chill it ready for

you to grill it

Call Tippy on 0411 730 291

Anakie Football & Netball Club - Friday night dinners second Friday this month from 6pm

Great home-style meals & prices More information 5284 1414 club

6 July and 3 August

Full hall or supper room. Kitchen, round tables, trestles, chairs,

crockery, cutlery to 150 places Equipment & utensils available

for off-site hire community house - 5284 1359 Ray 84 1212 or 0408 528 412

Anakie rainfall for May 2018

as recorded by Cambria Parkinson Total rainfall 71 ml Days of rain 19

Anakie & District Community Group Inc

The proposed date for the Annual General Meeting is

Tuesday 28 August at 7.30pm. To be held at Anakie Community

House. Enquiries: 5284 1359. New members most welcome.


Let’s cook! Guest cook, Pauline, is back to make Spanish meatballs. Ingredients list to collect (call 5284 1359); some ingredients provided. Cost is $2. Monday 16 at 2pm. Enjoy the fun of cooking in a group, then take tea home!

DVD day Why sit inside feeling the cold? Get in the car, drive to the House and watch a great oldie - The Full Monty. Monday 23 at 1.30pm. $2, covers the cost of movie munchies and a cuppa.

classes & activities in July

Body & mind Light exercises, stretches and breathing, plus stress management techniques. Ideal for all ages, male and female. Tutor, Kellie will be here on Wednesday 18 at 9.15am for a one-hour session. Cost: $15. If there is enough interest, classes will continue. Come & experience the benefits you will feel in both body and mind.

Cryptic crosswords: brains produces a chemical known as dopamine, chiefly responsible for learning memory. The production of this chemical increases in the brain at the time when it is engaged in and solving puzzles; providing very many helpful benefits. Give your brain a work-out on Thursday 19 at 1.30pm. $2, includes afternoon tea.

Brewery tour & lunch There are just two places left on this trip! Take a guided

tour of Little Creatures Brewery, then travel on for a yummy lunch. Inclusive price of just $5 (thanks to funding support from the City of Greater Geelong). Wednesday 22 August leaves Anakie at 9.30am, back by 3.30pm. To ensure a place, you must book and pre-pay. Shoes with enclosed toes are required to be worn on the tour. (NB: there will be no cancer aids session held on this day)


Save time and travel costs; meet the neighbours and get the best of services - right here in Anakie

UnfinishedFinished Objects

1st & 3rd Wednesday @ 1.30pm Bring sewing,

art or any craft & work with friends! $2. Next: 4 & 18 July.

Mondays 9am- noon Babies, toddlers,

pre-schoolers. Lifelong friendships can start at

playgroups - kids & adults!

remedial myotherapy massage One place available at the moment - be quick! Free

childcare if pre-booked. 11 July. Facilitator: Sandi.

A(nakie) A(rt) A(cademy) Tuesdays @ 1.30pm

Weekly gatherings @ $2; tutor Emma visits on the last Tuesday of the month - $20.

5284 1359 for further details.

Anakie Advocate Help fold Anakie’s

monthly newsletter on the last Monday of the month.

Next: Monday 30.

last Wednesday of month @ 1.30pm

Next: 25 July. Callers: Jo/Ray/Sandra (Lyn?)

Indoor bowls - Anakie Hall first Thursdays @ 10am Exercise/fun! $5, includes morning tea. 25 July (holidays;

ages 10 - 18 welcome @ $4).

Hairdressing - Tuesdays - Ladies cut/blow-dry or shampoo/set $30, foils & perms; men $15; kids (school students welcome

at lunch tine) $10; toddlers: $5. 5284 1359. Darlene.

group fitness classes Wednesdays @ 6pm Local trainer; local venue. Term fee (discount) or casual fee $15. Tutor: Kevin.

3 & 4 year-old activity grp Tuesdays 11am to 1pm Supervised sessions.

No vacancies in 2018.

yoga -Tuesdays 9 to 10.30am For health & wellbeing! Class

full; ring day prior for a vacancy. Term 3 = 9 classes $100/$15 per class. Tutor:

what’s on

morning meet Mondays 10.30am What a nice way to start the week! Call in for a cuppa &

chat, find out what’s happening in town & make mates.


Orange Poppy Seed Muffins 1¾ cups (215 grams) SR flour 1 tablespoon castor sugar 1 teaspoon baking powder ¼ teaspoon bicarb soda 1 tablespoon poppy seeds 90 grams butter ½ cup orange marmalade zest of 2 oranges 1 egg, lightly beaten ¾ cup milk icing sugar, to dust Preheat oven to 210. Lightly grease a 12-hole muffin tin. Sift the flour, sugar, baking powder and soda into a mixing bowl. Add the poppy seeds and stir. Make a well in the centre. Combine the butter and marmalade in a small saucepan and stir over low heat until the marmalade becomes runny and the butter melts. Add the butter mixture and combined egg, milk and orange zest to flour mixture; stir until just combined. Do not over mix, the batter should be quite lumpy. Spoon the batter into the tin and cook 10-12 minutes or until golden. Loosen the muffins with a flat-bladed knife and transfer to a wire rack. Dust with icing sugar. Topping idea: beat 60g soft butter, 2 tablespoons icing sugar and 1 teaspoon orange rind until light & creamy. Cut a small section from the top of the muffin, fill with mixture and replace tops. Pauline Lorenz

Anakie Community House will close for term holidays on Friday 28 June & reopen on Monday 16 July. Activities held during the break: UFO Wednesday 4; indoor bowls Thursday 5 (ages 10+ welcome); massages (by appointment); Wednesday 11; foot care (by appointment) Thursday 12. Details: pages 6 & 7. Messages left on 52841 359 will be answered.


Friends of Brisbane Ranges

Get to know and help our local National Park!

Everyone welcome - part or full day! www.fobr.org.au

for events, park walks & info and newsletters.

Anakie Community Garden gardening activities/visits m on 1st Monday month 9.30‐11.30am @ Anakie

Community Depot Ballan Rd. All welcome.

anakiecommunitygarden.wordpress.com

Helena 5284 1363

Do you have weed problems?

If so, hire Brisbane Ranges Landcare’s

spray trailer with two hand guns a boom spray and a 500 litre tank for just $25:00 a day. Call Chris on

5369 4214 or 0429 484 644

Creators & Craft Market Corner High & Milton Streets

Bannockburn SUNDAY 6 MAY

SUNDAY 26 AUGUST SUNDAY 25 NOVEMBER

New stall holders welcome Noeline Trevor

Ph - 0427 923 934


Support local businesses and services in your local community

Scrabble Last Thursday of the

month @ 1pm. Fend off dementia -

get your brain ticking! $2 with afternoon tea. Next: 26 July.

book group third Thursday @ 2pm Enjoy great discussions & friendship. Men and

ladies welcome. Next: 19 July. Facilitator: Olga.

Fridays @ 9.15am. Stretch without strain. May be vacancies this

term - for details, call tutor: Kevin 0408 960 876

community walk Thursdays 19 & 26

July at 11.30am. Meet at community house.

BYO lunch to enjoy after the walk. No cost.

free lending library Legacy of Diane Gugger Open during House hours

Free loan - wheelchairs, walkers, toilet & shower seat, moonboot, crutches, commode and now a second

wheelchair and a mobility scooter (with sincere thanks to Deb and Russell Shaw). Enquiries: 5284 1359.

foot care Thursdays 6 weekly

Don’t neglect your feet! Bookings 5284 1359. July 12 & 23 August. Nurse: Carole.

children’s dance classes Thursdays - two groups catering for 5 to 7 year olds (3.45pm) and 8 plus years (4.15pm).Great local dance group! Tutor: Marli.

Recycle! Aluminium cans, car batteries, egg cartons, mobile phones, medications(sent to

third world countries), spectacles. Leave at the community house.

Affordable printing in black or colour plus facsimile during

open hours (see to front page)

Computer conked? One available at the community house.

No cost for use; but printing entails a small cost.

what’s on


Local organisations contact details

Anakie Football & Netball Club President: Heath Menhennet 0418 138 112

Anakie Primary School Secretary: Karen 5284 1291

Anakie General Store/Post Office Prop: Ruby & Andrew 52841 177

Anakie & District Community Group (Anakie Community House) Coordinator: Heather 5284 1359

Got one to add? Contact the community house.


Wanted - for not-for-profit group, Geelong Mums

Clothes for

boys and

girls aged 11 to 16. Please leave at

community house for local volunteer

to collect and deliver.

HAVE YOUR SAY ABOUT SAFETY ISSUES IN YOUR COMMUNITY Police in Greater Geelong and the Bellarine Peninsula are running a community consultation to gather insights and information in our community. This an opportunity for you to share your concerns directly with local police to help create a safer, stronger Geelong and Bellarine Peninsula. The Community Safety Networks project provides Victorian communities with a direct platform to discuss local crime issues and policing priorities. If you live in Greater Geelong or Bellarine Peninsula, you are encouraged to complete the survey via the link below to have your say about community safety issues. The survey is being run by the Department of Justice and Regulation, in collaboration with Victoria Police. You can complete your responses anonymously. If you would like to receive further information about the project, supply your email address by entering it into the ‘Stay informed’ section. Note that all survey responses will remain separated from your contact details. https://engage.vic.gov.au/communitysafetynetworks/geelongcommunitysafety Stacey Gibbs Community Engagement Advisor (Projects and Policy) | Operational Support Division Western Region | Victoria Police _______________________________________

Newspaper pots

1. Lay a sheet of newspaper out flat, then fold it in half lengthwise, twice. 2. Lay a small glass jar at one end of the newspaper strip. Roll up the paper to form a cylinder around the jar, leaving an overlap at the mouth. 3. Fold the overlap into the mouth of the jar, ensuring there are no gaps between the paper folds. Remove the jar, then insert it back into the paper cup base-first and push down to flatten. 4. Remove the jar again, fill your paper pot wit soil and plant with seeds.

Gleaned from a magazine - thank you Glenda O’Dywer

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