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ISSUE 127 (August 2015)

A Stanhope & District Development Committee

Project Stanhope Business Centre

25 Birdwood Avenue Stanhope Vic. 3623

Business Centre Hours Monday — Friday

11.00am — 3.00pm Phone: (03) 5857 2866 Fax: (03) 5857 2735

Email: [email protected]

www.stanhope.org.au

Articles for the newsletter must be submitted by the LAST day of each month

Dates to Remember Sunday 9th August Monster Garage Sale

Men’s Shed Garage Sale Opening of “Tara’s

Bargains” Tuesday 4th August

McEwen CWA Meeting 7.30pm @ Stanhope Hall

Friday 7th August RSL Sub-Branch Meeting

@ 2.00pm Monday 10th August

Senior Citizens General Meeting

Tuesday 11th August Bowls Club Meeting

Wednesday 12th August Stanhope & District

Development Committee Meeting

Thursday 13th August Lions Club Dinner

Saturday 15th August Girgarre Bush Dance Monday 17th August

Urban Fire Brigade Meeting Community Health &

Waranga Community Health Blood pressure checks

@ Men’s Shed Monday 24th August

Urban Fire Brigade Training Thursday 27th August

Lions Club Dinner

Stanhope Top Legendairy Town

Organisers Kerrie Gray and Andrew Hipwell with Stanhope legend Alec (yabby) Nelson and in the background members of

the many Stanhope organisations.

Last week Stanhope was declared the Legendairy Town within the Murray Region of Victoria. In a campaign, which included almost every community group within the Stanhope district and led by the organisers Kerrie Gray and Andrew Hipwell, representing the Stanhope Football/Netball club as well as the Auskick kids, a huge effort was undertaken to convince Dairy Australia that Stanhope was deserving of being recognised as the Legendairy town of the Murray Region. Typical of the Stanhope community, when a large and worthwhile effort is required, the community as a whole, combines to show how united they are. Every effort was made to win the award of $2,500.00 for being the Legendairy town of the Murray Region, which will go towards the establishment of a playground for young children at the recreation reserve, so they can be entertained while their parents are engaged in football, netball or cricket, or any other form of entertainment being held there. Stanhope, by being declared the winner of the Murray region, automatically becomes one of eight dairy communities throughout Australia that are now eligible to receive the National award of a further $7,500.00, by being declared the Legendairy Town of Australia. Amongst the Stanhope organisations involved in supporting the Legendairy campaign were, the Stanhope football/netball club, the Auskick kids, the Stanhope cricket club the Stanhope primary school, the Stanhope fire brigade, the Stanhope & District Development Committee, the Stanhope & District Men’s Shed. The Stanhope Business Centre and many of the Stanhope businesses, including Fonterra. A big thank you must go to Blake Rosenberg for organising the group photo at the Recreation Reserve.

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Early closing date for next edition of About Town 27th August

Snr Constable Bob Naismith appointed to Stanhope

Snr Constable Bob Naismith with his wife Bev

in the new police residence during the open morning earlier in the month.

Snr Constable Bob Naismith, who has been the local policeman at Stanhope for more than two years, was recently officially appointed to the position. His appointment to Stanhope was strongly supported by local organisations, as well as local individuals. Bob, who has a lifetime experience in the police force was extremely happy with the appointment. Open House On Saturday 11th July, the recently completed police residence was opened for inspection, with many locals taking the opportunity to have a wander through this rather magnificent home, which is adjacent to the police station. Bob and his wife Bev will be taking up residency in late July or early August. This is the first time Stanhope has had a resident police officer for many years.

Lions Club Grade 3 & 4 Jorja Ponton

Grade 5 & 6 Jasmine Pearson with President

Avis Weller All the contestants with President Avis Weller

At the Stanhope hotel o n S u n d a y t h e 1 9 - 7 - 2 0 1 5 t h e Stanhope Lions held the club final of the Junior public speaking. A crowd of 50 plus people turned up to watch the students go through their paces.

The grade 3 & 4 students were Hayley Hancock, Leah Varcoe, Jorja Ponting and Michael Keegan. The subject of their 3 minute speech. Our community helpers, eg. nurse, policemen/women) etc. The winner of this group was Jorja Ponting The Grade 5 & 6 students were Libby Pangrazio, Heidi McKenzie, Jasmin Pearson and Chloe Baldwin. The subject was a 4 minute speech on a major natural disaster. Contestants also had to answer an impromptu question. They were given 10 minutes to prepare and then give a 1 minute talk on the subject “What would you like to see happen in your community?”. The winner of this group was Jasmin Pearson. The Lions would like to thank the three judges Rod McQueen, Judith Pettifer and Cointha Walkenden who had a very difficult job considering the quality of the speeches. The winners go on to the next level at Tongala on August 2nd. A very nice afternoon tea was served by the Stanhope Ladies. The Stanhope Lions Club would to thank all who attended, the judges and the stanhope hotel, also teachers at both Stanhope and Girgarre schools for the work they have put into the students; they were excellent. The Lions wish to congratulate all students w h o c o m p e t e d f r o m b o t h s c h o o l s . Anyone wishing to know anything about Lions International, please call on 5825 3542.

Deepest Sympathy to the Macknamara family

on the passing of

Sue, from the

Stanhope Community.

Harston Hall Members of the Harston Hall Committee are pleased to announce that they are once again hosting the Annual “Reg Poole” Concert to be held at the Harston Hall on Saturday 22nd August at 7.30pm. This year it will take the form of a Country Variety Concert together with “Reg” and featuring guest artists Callum Gleeson, Andrew Weel, Greg Dudley, Laura & Jess, John & Glenda Kriesfeld, Rob Falconer, John Ferguson & Sandy Atkinson. Many of these performers have past and present associations with the Harston District, some having made their debut performance in the Harston Hall. Flyers have been distributed throughout the area and tickets are available at the Tatura Community Opportunity Shop, Hogan Street, Tatura, or by phone: Iola 5854 8265 or Heather 5854 8377. As usual a bountiful “Country Style Supper” will be included in the $20.00 ticket price. The supper room, exterior and foyer have recently been painted by the Dhurringile prisoners and new tiles have been laid in the entrance, so patrons should appreciate the much needed facelift.



Supermarket to supply Fruit and Vegetables

Following the closure of Anderson’s Fruit and

Vegetable business, the Stanhope Supermarket has stepped into the void by rearranging their shop to cater for a wide range of fruit and vegies. According to Dave and Susie Millard, proprietors of the Stanhope Supermarket, they will be able to provide the requirements of the Stanhope community with a range of fruit and vegies, which will be delivered fresh to Stanhope three days per week. The operating hours will remain the same, open seven days per week.

Stanhope Tennis Club Inc Annual General Meeting

Where : Stanhope Tennis Club rooms Birdwood Ave, Stanhope

When : Tuesday 11th August Time : 7.00pm

The meeting is open to anyone interested in playing this upcoming season, especially senior players

and parents of junior players. For further information, please

contact Stephen Browne at the Post Office on 5857 2201.

Stanhope Kindergarten The Stanhope Kindergarten children are still excited after a hard afternoon planting some trees for Schools’ Tree Day. The weather wasn’t very good but that didn’t stop us from heading out to Pekin's farm. All of the children helped to plant the trees, put the weed mat on and add the tree guards...many children are handy with a hammer. Thanks to the Greater Shepparton City Council for the trees and shrubs.

Thank You Stanhope community wish to thank Chris, Mary-Ann and Keagan for their long service over 23 years and wish them a healthy, happy and prosperous future.

Pictured in photo are Mary Ann and Keagan on their last day of business

Another lovely grand daughter for Geoff and Di Mulcahy and

Mick and Lyndel West with the birth of Macey Lee Mulcahy

on 8th June. Proud parents are Troy & Melissa Mulcahy and

Macey is a little sister to Eden.

Anderson’s Fruit & Vegetables, Stanhope We would like to thank all our loyal customers for all their support over

the past 23 years. Chris, Mary Ann, Keagan & Staff


Early closing date for next edition of About Town 27th August Melbourne with his love for football at Stanhope until 1953 when he returned to Stanhope to assist his parents on their dairy farm in Baldwin Road. Ellis came from a sporting family as his father also played football for Stanhope in the 1920’s and was club President in 1928 while still playing. He was also a very talented “A” grade cricketer for Stanhope who was able to use his height and long arms to advantage as a fast bowler and represented the KDCA in country week in Melbourne and Bendigo. In 1957 he moved to Nathalia where he was appointed playing coach of the Nathalia football club and he continued to play very strong and consistent football until his very sad death due to illness in 1961 at the very young age of 26. 5 - Charlie Gustavson – Played throughout the 1930’s and 1940’s and was known as one of the toughest but fairest footballers in his era. Was a pivotal member of the 1936, 1938 and 1944 Stanhope Premiership sides playing mainly as an onballer. During his footy career with Stanhope he won three best and fairest awards and was a driving force for the club. Charlie was able to consistently clear the ball from centre bounces and with his speed and versatility he was very difficult to tackle or be knocked off his feet. He was known for splitting packs and had a knack of tucking the ball under one arm and fending off opponents with the other. He was very strong in the air and a very good drop kick who read the play very well. In his later years he spent more of his time at full forward where his strong marking ability made it very difficult for his opponents. He was keenly sought after by Footscray and Collingwood with both clubs having talent scouts keeping a keen interest in his footy. Rochester also tried to lure him to Tigerland but his loyalty to Stanhope and work and family commitments saw him stay close to home. Also played football at Rushworth for 1 year where he was runner up in their best and fairest award. Charlie was also a member of the 1944 KDFL representative side that played against a representative camp team during the war. In summary, a great all round champion footballer who was in the mix as one of Stanhope’s all time greats.

Stanhope’s Top Ten Footballers (part two)

Continuing Alex (Yabby) Nelson’s top ten Stanhope footballers as we count down from number ten to number one. Last month we highlighted No. 10 – Brenton Gray, No. 9 – Ian McDonald and No. 8 – Roy Barrett . 7 – Gavin Exell - Played Carlton thirds with Royce Enders, played for Geelong alongside Gary Ablett senior, Billy Brownless, Paul Couch, Mark Bairstow, Gary Hocking, etc, finishing his career at the Brisbane Bears. Played successful country football in the Bendigo region, including premierships at the powerful Northern United in the Bendigo Football League through the mid 1980’s. Coached Stanhope 2000 and 2001 ending 14 year Premiership drought in 2000. Both seasons the club played in the Grand Final. Played 3 years of football for Stanhope, 2000, 2001, 2003 each year kicking over 100 goals, and winning the 2001 best and fairest. Played in 2 premiership sides, 2000 and 2003, a losing grand final 2001. Very accurate long left foot kick, a classic style and a privilege to watch, often having to compete against 2 opponents. Gavin was equally as proficient as a lead up forward in the goal square, he was truly an exceptional aerialist. His skill was not confined to the air, he was equally as talented at ground level and his ability to win his own ball in a contest was well known by all that played with and against him. Gavin’s consistency to churn out big numbers of goals each game he played and figure in our best players, was a credit to him, given his age when he first came to the club at a time in his career when most players would have retired. It is always hard to rate players, from different eras, at different standards of football, but it would be fair to say that if not our best full forward in the clubs history, certainly in our best few. As a coach, Gavin instilled a high level of professionalism and accountability, probably not seen before at the club, and was a leader on the field, not afraid to play himself as a ruckman where required to try and turn a game in our favour. Highly respected on and off the field, Gavin is back at the club supporting his son Jayden who is now playing at the club, and Gavin has been a frequent visitor since his last game in 2003. Gavin was definitely a big occasion player, standing up in every final he played scoring multiple goals for his club and figuring in the top 3 players for that match. The harder the opponent and the more significant the game, the best seemed to come out of Gavin and his leadership was unrivalled. A truly well respected player in our clubs history, the fact Gavin openly tells people that some of his best football memories have been created from our club, is a glowing tribute from a man of his stature. 6 – Ellis Hicks – A very talented footballer who played for Stanhope during the 1950’s while still a teenager and also played 5 games with South Melbourne in the VFL at centre half forward in 1956. Ellis was a very quick and high marking centre half forward with a very long and accurate drop kick. With a powerful and well built body, he was able to dominate games and won may games off his own boot. In his early days he attended Wesley College in Melbourne where he was able to pick up many football skills and put them to use at Stanhope. Was a very reliable and consistent footballer who always seemed to have the best defender match up against him. Ellis was a very good clubman who had many great years of football with Stanhope and his standout year was in 1955 when he won the club best and fairest in a very strong and talented side. In his early days Ellis juggled school commitments in

Charlie Gustavson

Gavin Exell

Ellis Hicks



STANHOPE KINDERGARTEN ENROLMENTS ARE NOW OPEN!!

Do you have a child needing KINDERGARTEN in 2016?

4-5 year olds kindergarten program 3-4 year olds pre-kinder program

Applications forms are available from the Stanhope Kindergarten

(Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays.) For further details please contact the

kindergarten on 5857 2297 or text 0428 760 771.

Apply now to secure your place for 2016.

Blake Rosenberg Photographer / Photojournalist

Freelance http://sites.google.com/site/rosenbergsphotography

N.B.N coming to Stanhope The National Broadband Network (N.B.N) will soon be providing an upgraded wireless broadband service to all homes and businesses in the Stanhope area. This follows the erection of a tower on the corner of the Midland Highway and Railway avenue. A spokesperson for the N.B.N has stated that the service could be up and running within six months, once other towers are erected in the region. When it is available for connection, a small aerial will be required on each building, together with a wireless modem, It is expected this equipment will be provided, free of charge, by your current internet provider.

The N.B.N. Tower being erected in Stanhope

during July.

Fonterra Australia is calling for interest from residents, businesses and other local representatives who may be interested in representing the Stanhope region by joining a community engagement group to be regularly convened at the Stanhope facility.

If you are passionate about Stanhope, want to learn more about our manufacturing operations and are available for a couple of hours (late afternoon) on a monthly or bimonthly basis, we invite you to register your details with our Administration Team at the main office.

Registrations are open until 4pm on Monday 17th August. For more information please contact Colleen Gates on 0427 980 733 or Anthony Lancaster on 0419 937 800.

The Stanhope and District Development Committee Inc. would like to congratulate Andrew Hipwell and Kerrie Gray on their Legendairy presentation.

Stanhope Primary School Let the Balloons Go!

Friday afternoon was also the time when colourful balloons were released by our students. The balloons were symbols of friendship and to celebrate our school making the finals of the National ‘Legendiary’ Awards. With luck we will hear from far and wide as they land. Then students will be able to map and track their balloons’ journeys.

The members of the Stanhope & District

Development Committee and the volunteers at the

Stanhope Business centre, wish Brian Warren

a very Happy 80th Birthday.



STANHOPE VICTORIA

Steven’s Antics I’m a very Friendly Bird

At the last Monster Garage Sale I met a lot of people who I haven’t seen in Stanhope before. A lot of them were interested to meet me cos they had heard a lot about Stanhope’s Steven t h e f r i e n d l y cockatoo. As you can see in the photo I got up close and personal with this bloke, he looked OK to me and he was very friendly. I don’t know where he came from, but he seemed a nice bloke. Have you seen the new NBN tower? it is very high for the blokes who erected it. I bet they were a bit scared those couple of blokes right up the top, cos it’s a long way down. I told them they shouldn’t be scared cos I am up that high and higher almost every day and I’m not scared at all. Those blokes have some good lunches. One day the back of one of their vans was open and I snuck in to have a look and guess what I found? I could smell a nice biscuit wrapped up in this bloke’s lunch. I had to tear it apart, but I certainly enjoyed that biscuit. I hear a rumour that I pinched some keys belonging to a fork lift. Well being a very tidy bird myself, I just didn’t like to see things just lying around, so I thought I would get rid of them. Don’t worry they may turn up - in a year or two.

Norm honoured by Shire

Following his retirement as the school crossing supervisor after 19 years of service, Norm Owens was visited recently by Nick Curnow, the Traffic and local Laws Coordinator for the Shire of Campaspe, who presented Norm with a hamper full of goodies, in appreciation of his long and loyal service to the children of Stanhope.

Grants for sporting facilities now available

Member for Euroa and Deputy Leader of The Nationals, Steph Ryan, is encouraging councils and community organisations in the Euroa electorate to consider applying for funding through The Community Sports Infrastructure Fund. Ms Ryan said the program aimed to provide high-quality, accessible community sport and recreation facilities across Victoria. “A range of grants is on offer including funding for planning, building new, and improving existing facilities where communities conduct, organise and participate in sport and recreation. “Sport plays such an important role in regional communities and I encourage local councils and community organisations to consider making an application,” Ms Ryan said. Grants available include: Better Pools - Grants of up to $3 million to

build new or upgrade existing aquatic centres; Major Facilities - Grants of up to $650,000 to

develop or upgrade major sport and recreation facilities;

Small Aquatic Project - Grants of up to

$200,000 to upgrade pools and aquatic leisure facilities;

Minor Facilities - Grants of up to $100,000 to

develop or upgrade local sport and recreation facilities;

Female Friendly Facilities - Grants of up to

$100,000 to build new or upgrade existing change rooms to prioritise female participation;

Cricket Facilities - Grants of up to $100,000 to

develop or upgrade cricket facilities; Planning - Grants of up to $30,000 to fund

initiatives that assess the future sport and recreation needs of local communities, and up to $50,000 for regional planning initiatives.

For more information, visit: http://www.sport.vic.gov.au/community -sports-infrastructure-fund or call Steph Ryan’s office on 03 5762 2100.

http://www.sport.vic.gov.au/community-sports-infrastructure-fund





Father & Son Duo & multi recording artists, from Tasmania. Entertaining Australia wide! Covers of Roy Orbison, Neil Diamond, Glen Campbell, Elvis, Marty

Robbins & many more. At 9.45am

Wednesday August 12th. $15 includes morning tea. Raffle

Book in: Bev 0417360687/58521853.Beryl 0408137635. Irene 58521995/0429149246

Sponsored by the Shire of

Campaspe

Future of Flats in Doubt The future of the Department of Human Services Flats in Birdwood Avenue, adjacent to The Senior Citizen’s club rooms, is in doubt. Following a request by the Stanhope & District Development Committee (S&DDC) local member for Euroa, Steph Ryan arranged an onsite meeting with members of the S&DDC and other interested locals to discuss, with a representative of the department, the future of the flats. According to the department, to change the layout of the flats, turning one into two, to make them more liveable, would not be a viable proposition, because of the costs involved. As there is virtually no demand for them in Stanhope, the flats could possibly be demolished it was suggested. However, as there are so many homeless people this idea would be a waste of current resources. The department is open to and encouraging ideas from the public as to the future of the flats. If you have any ideas, please speak to any member of the S&DDC.

Stanhope Post Office – August Specials Reflex A4 Copy Paper - $4.99 per ream

(save $2.00 off RRP) All ink cartridges – 15% off RRP

These special prices are available until Friday 28th August 2015

RESERVE THIS DATE Stanhope Lions Club

Annual Monster Auction

Sunday 4th October, 2015 Furniture—Household items—Sundries

Machinery—Cars—And much more Where: Stanhope Recreation Reserve

Rainfall well below average again

Stanhope only recorded 27.7 mls for the month of July which is well below the average of 45 mls. The lowest July rainfall recorded in Stanhope was only 7.6 mls recorded in both 1982 and 1997. The highest being in 1936 when 113 mls fell.



For August at Shine we have our normal services Every Sunday 10am at the Community hall Stanhope. On Friday 28th August @ 7pm we will be having Patsy Cameneti share with us from Family Rhema Brisbane Wal Sinapius—Shine Church, Stanhope, vic. PH (m) 0408393398

Afternoon of Art Well-known artist MURRAY ROSS will hold an

Afternoon of Art every THIRD THURSDAY

1pm at Stanhope Senior Citizens Club Rooms. Come along and meet Murray and join in

the fun. No cost on day. Afternoon tea provided.

Roster for the BBQ at the Monster Garage Sale

August– Stanhope Primary School Parent Club

BOOKCLUB Come and enjoy stories, art activities and games

with your child. Where: Stanhope Primary School

Library. When: 10.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. Dates : 3rd Tuesday of each month August: Tuesday 18th September: Tuesday 15th October: Tuesday 20th November: Tuesday 17th December: Tuesday 15th

Girgarre Annual

DINNER & BUSH DANCE 15th August, 2015 7.00pm onwards

Girgarre Memorial Hall — Two course meal Great music by “Gargarro Bush Band”

Book now Phone: Jan 5854 6283 Aileen: 5857 2877—

Tickets: $20.00 per person Come along and be part of this great

community event

Stanhope Monster Garage Sale Sunday 9th August

8:30 am Start

Sausage Sizzle All sites undercover

Parking available

Site bookings Phone: 58572866

People can self-refer to Meals on Wheels if they believe they may benefit from the service or they can be referred by a health pract i t ioner or fami ly member. Meals on Wheels volunteers deliver a nutritious

meal and also provide an important connection through calling at clients’ homes on days of delivery with a cheery contact and a chance to monitor the wellbeing of the recipient. Further i n f o r m a t i o n i s a v a i l a b l e a t www.campaspe.vic.gov.au

Stanhope Community Health and Waranga

Community Health are conducting free blood pressure checks at the

Stanhope & District Men’s Shed on August 17th at 10am.

All welcome, just call in on the morning.

EXERCISE PROGRAM AT

MEN’S SHED

Stanhope & District Men’s Shed have an exercise

program for men on a Friday morning at 9am to improve strength and balance.

For further information just call in on a Friday morning or phone Community Health 5857 0451.

STANHOPE MEN’S SHED

ARE HAVING A GARAGE

SALE ON THE SAME DAY AS

THE MONSTER GARAGE

SALE—Sunday 9th August

“Tara’s Bargains” is the name of a new shop in

Birdwood Ave, next to J’s, planning a grand opening

on Sunday 9th August, the day of the next Stanhope

Monster Garage Sale. Tara will have kids and adults

clothing on sale and gift lines. Please drop in and

browse, find a bargain and tell your friends.

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Vehicles

A Boards

Shop Fronts

Horse Floats

Digital Printing

Alphabet Boards

Property Names

Safety Signs

S & H PEARSON’S

MOBILE

BUTCHERING

SERVICE

CALL STEVE

Phone: 5857 2905

Mobile: 04124 70059 Will travel

More Than Skin Deep

Remedial & Relaxation Massage

at Stanhope Community Health Centre

$60 for one hour or $35 for half hour

Call Pauline Keegan for appointments

On 0414 495 311

It can provide gentle and effective hands-on relief for: * Sports & accident injuries

* Stress & tension discomfort * Musculo-skeletal pain

* Grounding & rebalancing Talk with your experienced local Therapist at Stanhope

Graham Wakefield and find out what “it” can do for you

APPOINTMENTS MON-TUES-THURS TEL: 5857 2760

BOWTECH BOWEN THERAPY

“What can ‘it’ do for me”

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO ADVERTISE HERE PLEASE CONTACT THE

STANHOPE BUSINESS CENTRE Phone: (03) 5857 2866 Fax: (03) 5857 2735

Email: [email protected]

www.stanhope.org.au

PLEASE NOTE Medicare at the Stanhope Business Centre Many of the services you could access at a

Medicare Office are now available at the Stanhope Business Centre on the

Centrelink self-service phone using Medicare Tele-claiming.

Drop into the Business Centre and ask for a pamphlet which will give you all the

Directions to make your claim.

KELLY CHEONG

WW & JA CHEONG P/L

ELECTRICAL

CONTRACTORS

STANHOPE

Phone/Fax: 03 58572 353

Mobile: 0427 507 874

REG NO: 6383

STANHOPE

TRADITIONAL

BUTCHERS 19 Birdwood Avenue,

Stanhope

~ Open Tuesday to Friday ~

Hours 8.30am to 4.30pm

~ Saturday ~




Girgarre Farmers,

Produce and Craft

Market: 5854 6283

every 2nd Sunday

of the month from

8.30am — 12.00noon

WARANGA COMMUNITY HEALTH Hume Street (off Reed Street), Rushworth

Services Provided

Well Women’s Clinic

Speech Pathology

LIFE Program

My Health My Life Program

Kinesiology

Quit

Dietitian

Some of these programs will require a referral from your GP. For further enquiries phone 58518020 or 58518021 or

email [email protected].

Rob Armstrong

Ducted heating and Evaporative Airconditioning, Solar hot water,

Sewerage, Hot & cold water Natural & L.P Gas Roofing & spouting

Reg. No 24405 Mobile 0428 579 938

Phone (03) 58572 295

J'S OF STANHOPE

Open For Breakfast Every Morning Home-Made Cakes, Slices & Biscuits

Home-Made Pies Light Lunches Coffee Chai Tea Milk Shakes Thick Shakes Slushies Soft Serve Ice-Cream

Monday To Friday 8.30AM-5PM Saturday 8AM-2PM Sunday 8AM-4PM

13-17 BIRDWOOD AVE STANHOPE PH 03 58572599

YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY IS LOCATED AT THE STANHOPE

BUSINESS CENTRE

Business Centre Hours Monday — Friday 11.00am — 3.00pm

Phone: (03) 5857 2866

22 Birdwood Ave Cnr Union & Bradley St

Stanhope. Vic 3623 Kyabram. Vic 3620

Tel: (03) 5857 2606 Tel: (03) 5852 2466

Fax: (03) 5757 2438 Fax: (03) 5852 3234

BUILDING & PLUMBING

SUPPLIES




* Hydro Bath * Nail Trimming * Grooming * Clipping * Dog Scales for your convenience.

Kind gentle enjoyable care for your dog. No sedation 54 Brudenell Street Stanhope Victoria 3623

Douglas Livestock Services Stanhope Stud Stock & Commercial Cattle Carriers

Hay Cartage Mobile: 0429 956 906 - AH Ph/Fax: (03) 5857 2525

RURAL FENCING Munro autodriver with sideshift

Post ramming Fence building and repairs

Hay cartage—Small and large bales 26ft tray truck and front end loader

Luke Diment 0427585449 Kyabram and surrounding areas

WE NEED YOU!!!!

Would you know what to do if a loved one had Chest pain?

Seizure? Snake bite? Don’t just learn first aid,

Have a chance to practise it And help your community too!

Join CERT today! Contact: Neville Cowie

04385 72314 Flexible shifts

HAIRZONE Ladies’ & Men’s Hairdressing

8 Birdwood Avenue, Stanhope SPRAY TANNING NOW

AVAILABLE Fashion Cuts, Colour & Foils

Perming ~ Waxing Eyelash and Brow Tinting

Make-up now available Hairstyling for Weddings,

Debs & Graduations Gift Vouchers available all year round Phone: Melinda and Nicole — 5857 2264

STANHOPE HOTEL-MOTEL … New Cook …

Open Tuesday 4.00pm—late Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. & Sun 3.00pm—late

Meals available Wednesday Parmi night

Friday & Saturdays nights 6.00pm-9.00pm

Any other time by booking HAPPY HOUR

Friday 4.00pm-5.00pm FREE POOL SUNDAYS

4.00pm-6.00pm with HAPPY HOUR 4.30pm-5.30pm We also cater for functions

Ph: 5857 2293



JONES BROTHERS' TREE SERVICE Tree Pruning OR Removal

Mulch for Sale

60 Foot Tower and

Chipper Hire

FREE QUOTES

TREES:

JIM 0438 561 788

STUMP REMOVAL:

JOHN 0419 722 643

(03) 5442 6888 Level 2, 41 Mundy St, Bendigo 3550

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COWIE’S CONTRACTING NEVILLE COWIE

0438572314

DISC SOD SEEDING MULTI-DISCING

STANHOPE/TATURA/KYABRAM AREAS

A great service for readers. For people who are unable to

access the Stanhope Library, Books on Wheels is a great free service.

A volunteer will deliver books of your choice or will select books for you. This free service is provided by the Stanhope Business Centre and the Shire of

Campaspe. For inquiries phone the Business Centre on 5857 2866 between 11.00am and

3.00pm Monday to Friday.

YOUR COMMUNITY BANK

PHOTO EXPRESS THE STANHOPE

BUSINESS CENTRE HAS A PHOTO

EXPRESS MACHINE ON-SITE.

You can get all your pictures printed on the spot.

Come in and see how it works.

Stanhope

Post Office

34 Birdwood Ave., Stanhope

Stephen and Meaghan Browne look forward to serving you!

Opening Hours Monday—Friday 9.00am—5.00pm

Phone: 5857 2201

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