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The Grapevine

Chiltern Lions Serving the Community
The Grapevine
Distributed Throughout Chiltern, Barnawartha,
Springhurst & Indigo Valley
Edition 20
28th October 2016
Fortnightly Since 1976
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How I got it so mixed up I will never
know. Last addition I welcomed Vin Shelly
home after being sick an spending 7 days
in Melbourne.
Well it wasn’t Vin at all it was poor old
Paul Shelley and he had spent 7 weeks in
the Royal Melbourne Hospital. So welcome
home Paul hope you are much better and
to Vin stay healthy mate.
Sometimes when I type my fingers get in
front of my brain and all is lost. So I had
better pay more attention to detail in the
future.
I hope all the Shelleys stay fit and well
‘It’s good to live here.’
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2016
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Open 7 Days a week 6am –
4pm
Herald Sun & Border Mail available from 6am
Dine In or Take Away
Simon Knowles
Kay Lavender
76 Conness St
Chiltern
Telephone: 03 5726 1286
27-29 Conness St. 03 5726 1000
Garage Sale –
1pm – 7pm Friday 16th December, 7am – 5pm Saturday 17th, Sunday Morning 18th , 8am until
12noon —————54 High Street Chiltern
Everything must be sold. 45 years of household items Crystal, Crockery, Linen
Antique Crystal Cabinet, Antique Record/Radio, Cabinet, Fisher Paykel 6.5 ltr Washing Machine,
Queen bed mattress & Base, Queen bed bedhead with side draws & Dressing table
4 x Single bed mattress and base (hardly used), Glomesh Handbags- still in boxes
Dressing Table & Wardrobes (retro), Dining Suite (Retro), 2 x two seater lounges
Clothes Aida Care Pride Mobility Scooter- Celebrity Deluxe model. Only used for 9 months
And so much more.
Can contact before the sale on 0439 010 441
Thanks from Shirley Walsh
Rex Peisley
It is with Sadness that we announce the passing of Rex Peisley, late of the Lake Anderson
Caravan Park and a resident of Chiltern for many years. Rex passed away on Saturday morning
the 22nd October 2016
Rex a Gentleman from the Old School will be sorely missed by all who knew him
Vintage Motorcyle Club of Victoria
The Vintage Motorcyle Club of Victoria will once again base it's
three day Spring Rally here in Chiltern. 28th to 31st October
There are 58 Pre 1942 bikes entered and will assemble each
morning at approximately 9am -930 am at the tourist car park
before leaving for a day run and returning to base each
afternoon.
So feel free to come and check out the variety of bikes, and
hopefully the weather will be fine.
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St Joseph’s Primary School
THE CHILTERN POP CHOIR – FABULOUS!
I know that our students are very clever and extremely talented, but when I heard the
Chiltern Pop choir sing on Saturday night, I was overwhelmed. Many of the
members of the choir are from St Joseph’s, with several
members attend other schools. Together the children
sounded amazing. The Chiltern Pop Choir entertained and
enthralled us all. A special mention needs to be made of Whittaker
whose fantastic male voice worked beautifully with the younger voices
of the children.
Congratulations to Julie Taylor and Jessica Zuber, who have nurtured
and encouraged these talented young people for some time now. I
would like to thank them for their time, talent and enthusiasm. The
children are very fortunate to have this opportunity in their town.
The Pop Choir will continue next year. If you missed the performance
on Saturday, you can catch the group at the Chiltern Carols by
Candlelight.
WELL DONE BEAU
Beau represented St Joseph’s on Monday in Melbourne at the State
Championships, in the 10yrs High Jump.. Beau came equal 9th in the
state, jumping 1.3o. What a fantastic effort.
Barny
Cafe
PIZZA DEALS
Monday to Thursday
SmlPizza+smlChips+canSoft Drink $12.50
Lge Pizza Sml Chips 1.25 Drink $19.50
2 LgePizza + 1.25lt Drink $25.90
2 LgePizza + Garlic Bread + 1.25lt Drink $29.90
2 Family Pizza +1.25 lt Drink $32.00
For our detailed menus visit our website www.barnycafe.com.au |Call us today at 02 6026 7393
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Sunday Markets 2nd Birthday
Lakeview House
Victoria Street, Chiltern
Extra Stalls on site
Sunday 6th November
9.30am to 1.30pm
Contact Beryl Pickering 0357 261 590
Free Chocolates
And Chocolate cake
"SONGS OF PRAISE"
COOKINBURRA CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
(Interdenominational)
Come along and sing your favourite hymns
followed by a scrumptious afternoon tea.
EVERYONE MOST WELCOME
cnr Pooleys & Church Rd INDIGO VALLEY
Sunday 20th November @ 2.30 pm
For more information contact
Carol on 0260 267 284
Maxine on 0260 267 165
Merle on 0260 267 395
Chiltern Gold Mining
I would like to thank Bill and Lois Hotson for the lovely and
informative tour of 3 Gold Mines, on Sunday 23rd October.
My friends and I had a great afternoon and learned about some of
history Gold Mining days in the Chiltern area.
Lesley Soul
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Chiltern Office : 11 Main St Chiltern Vic.
3683 ,
Phone: 03 5726 1405
Rutherglen Office : 168 High St Rutherglen Vic 3685,
Phone: 02 6033 6200
Fax: 02 6032 9133
Healthy Active Indigo North
Website: www.inh.org.au
Email: inh@inh.org.au
Find us on Facebook by
searching: Indigo North
Health
Please contact to enrol.
Special offer only for a
short time only.
2 Bonus sessions and a
reduced price.
Contact either
Jo Crooks on
(02) 6033 6269
j.crooks@inh.org.au
Or
Maree Murphy on
(03) 5726 1405
m.murphy@inh.org.au
Services:
District Nursing Services * Personal Care Services * Home Care services * Strength Training * Life Ball * Tai Chi *
Walking Group –Heart foundation * Activities Group * Men’s Shed * Chronic Disease Management Program * Podiatry
Counselling * Out of School Hours Care * Kindergarten * Physiotherapy * Occupational Therapy * Speech Pathology
Visiting Services:
Podiatrist * Physiotherapy * Counselling *
Disability Advocacy and Info. Service (DAIS) * Physiotherapy * Dietician
Training:
Apply First Aid * CPR refresher * Anaphylaxis * Asthma management * External Automated Defibrillator Training
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CHILTERN PRIMARY SCHOOL
PO Box 30 (91 Albert Rd) Chiltern 3683
Email: chiltern.ps@edumail.vic.gov.au
School, Family and Community Achieving Together
Our “Day on the Lawn” fundraising event was a great success. We have raised just over $4000
which will go towards our savings for a new playground in our wonderful school. This day would
not be possible if not for the tremendous amount of work completed by many people behind the
scenes, and on the day itself. We would like to thank everyone who donated goods to be sold on
the day, to the girl guides for their work, The Wodonga Toy Library, Val Chenoweth for the
delicious fairy floss and very importantly Erin and Andrew of Overtime Duo for their wonderful
entertainment. We also must mention the “Many Hands Make Light Work ‘crew’ of staff, parents
and grandparents who set up, sold items and packed up so proficiently, and the Chiltern
Community for supporting the school by attending and having fun, food and festivities! We
would like to thank Heather and John Payne, for their tireless work in the lead up to our
wonderful day. We would also like to thank the Indigo Shire for their approval to use the park
and their assistance with closing off the car park.
Chiltern Students in Sport
On Friday, the 14th October Jacob (200m and 800m) and Matilda, (80m hurdles) qualified to
run in the State Schools Athletics Championships on the 24th October, in Melbourne. They have
won through three levels of competition to make it to these Finals. We are waiting with bated
breath to hear how they fared!
Rutherglen Agricultural Show, 2016
We have had some great results from the Year 2/3 Art entries at the Rutherglen Agricultural
Show. The work was entered in the section “An Anzac Tribute”, from Years 2 and 3 classrooms.
Well done to everyone who won certificates and also to everyone who entered their work.
Some of their Artwork was on display at our Fundraiser….we hope you were able to view it.
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CHILTERN KINDERGARTEN
Dedicated and passionate Kindergarten Educators providing quality education for children in Chiltern, Barnawartha, Springhurst, Middle Indigo & Browns Plains
2017 ENROLMENT INFORMATION
OPEN DAY: THURSDAY 17TH NOVEMBER = 9.00AM - 11.00AM
We encourage all new families to visit the service to meet with the
Teachers and discuss your child’s enrolment.
Induction Interviews will be held on Tuesday 6th December.
Please call Sue on 03 5726 1434 to organise an appointment.
Completed enrolment forms must be supplied by: 17/11/2016
Monday – Friday
8am – 5.30pm
Saturday
8am – 12 noon
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Fri Nov 18 Chiltern Mo Walk.
Enjoy a relaxing evening walk starting at Martin Park, going along the Chiltern
Walking Path and finishing between the Telegraph Hotel and Chiltern Bakery.
6.00pm Gold coin donation
chilternmoride@gmail.com
Sat Nov 19 Chiltern Mo Horse Ride
Chiltern Racecourse, Racecourse Road
On the casual 13km Bush Ride you can enjoy the Chiltern/Mt Pilot National Park and
return to the racecourse for a barbecue lunch together.
Adults $30.00 Children u/16: $15.00
Sat Nov 19 Chiltern Mo Youth.
This year celebrating the Mo Youth event will include the North East Skate Park
Series, the Mo Walk and Kids Ride for families and all ages to enjoy.
Chiltern Skate Park – FREE
Sun Nov 20 Chiltern Mo Ride – Road Ride.
100km, 65km, & 40km road ride commencing in Chiltern and weaving through the
picturesque Indigo Valley and surrounding areas.
Departing at various times from Tourist Park, Chiltern.
Jason Reade - 0402 116 906
Sun Nov 20 Chiltern Mo Ride – Hybrid Ride.
A 23km loop ride and off- road ride around the picturesque Chiltern Valley.
Jason Reade - 0402 116 906
Sun Nov 20 Chiltern Mo Ride – Mountain Bike Ride.
A free-flowing off-track ride with some challenging ups and speedy down hills.
Jason Reade - 0402 116 906
Carols By Candlelight
16th December at the Sound Shell Martin Park
BBQ at 6pm Kids program at 6.30pm at Carols 7pm
The Chiltern Lions Club is still looking for a ‘Special Person’.
We need a musically minded person to Organise andCo-Ordinate this years
“Carols by Candlelight to be held at the Martin Park Music Bowl on Friday the
16th December 2016 hopefully on the dry ground.
Pam McDonald who has held this position for many years is willing to assist
this person for the first time so they can become familiar with the program. If
you want to take on this once a year community task please contact Tony
Douglas (Lions President) on 0420 726 757. The Lions and Pam will give you
every assistance with this enjoyable venture for the pleasure of our community.
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Another Yarn from Chiltern Spinners
Rutherglen Show a huge success
When some other North East agricultural shows faced difficult weather conditions and
had to be rescheduled it was great to see our local show go ahead on the planned day.
Thanks to the wonderful cooperation of the show committee space was provided in the
pavilion for all day spinning demonstrations.
Up to 8 spinners worked away at their craft and chatted to the public. There was a great deal of
interest in various aspects of the craft from the fibre itself to the mechanics of the various wheels.
Joy Bloomer set up a display of spinning equipment to show the stages from raw fleece to a
finished article. Thank you to all our members for promoting our group.
The number of entries in the spinning and weaving sections increased again this year. The standard was excellent and the champion award for the best overall entry was awarded to a handspun
skein crafted by Sandy Thornhill-Cole.
At the 2015 Rutherglen Show a merino fleece was generously donated to Chiltern and
Wangaratta Spinning groups and on show day this year Leigh Southwell from Wangaratta
brought along for the donor of that fleece a handspun and knitted beanie and scarf, both
beautifully crafted.
Once again this year a merino fleece was generously donated to Chiltern Spinners in appreciation
for their contribution to the success of the show. This will be shared out to members at our next
meeting..
CWA CHAT
Sadly, we have once again lost one of our former members, Vera Gehrig, who only left
CWA last year after 50 years of service. Vera had been secretary, president and our
NE Group President , and was very good with flower arranging, and an excellent
cook. We have already been missing her for a year and will continue to miss her.
This month a long list of items have been taken to the "Angels of the Forgotten" (to provide
children/youth in crisis - homeless or entering Foster Care, with Crisis Care Packages). Knitted:
care bears; adult beanies with matching scarves; children's beanies and a hat; more beanies,
scarves; 5 teggies (baby comforters); sewing: 4 small bags and 2 large bags - to hold items; 8 bag
tags; baby change pad; 10 drawstring bags. books and notepads, and 2 crocheted baby rugs.
These are always gratefully received. As our AGM is on 7th November at 10am, our secretaryelect is Judy Russell, and Judy will take over doing the "Chat".
That's all folks, Marilyn
CHILTERN BOWLING CLUB
MELBOURNE CUP
BOWLS DAY
CHICKEN &
CHAMPAGNE LUNCHEON
BOWLS STARTS AT 10.00am
2 COURSE LUNCHEON and GLASS of BUBBLY, at 1.00pm
PRIZES FOR BEST DRESSED AND BEST HAT etc.
Wear your Cup Attire and join the fun.
Cost $15 per person for Bowls and Lunch
VISITORS WELCOME
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FOX CONTROL PROGRAM 2016
Parks Victoria will be conducting an ongoing fox control program in the Chiltern - Mt Pilot
National Park during October - December 2016
The aim of the project is to reduce fox numbers throughout the Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park
for the protection of native wildlife. The introduced Red Fox has been identified as a major
threat to the survival of the Brush-tailed Phascogale and is likely to compete for resources with
the Spot-tailed Quoll. Both of these threatened species are known to the Chiltern-Mt Pilot area.
The poisoning component is targeted exclusively at foxes. Safeguards have been incorporated
into the program to ensure that native wildlife is not affected.
1080 Fox - Off baits will be laid in the Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park during the period 24th
October to 23rd December 2016
Pet owners must be aware that their pets may be at risk if wandering in the park.
Therefore we ask for our neighbour’s co-operation in keeping all pets confined within their
property boundaries as legally required.
For further enquiries contact Parks Victoria Beechworth 03 84272022
AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS
According to the Red Cross World Disasters Report 2016, released recently,
disasters killed 32,550 people in 2015, affected 108 million more and cost the world
$92.5 billion. As a global community, we don't cope with disasters very well. We
spend too much on clean up and recovery because we spend nowhere near enough on prevention
or mitigation. Last year's natural disasters cost Australia at least $9 billion, according to research
commissioned by the Australian Business Roundtable for Disaster Resilience and Safer
Communities. That's expected to double by 2030 and reach $33 billion per year by 2050. Yet we
spent barely $50 million to prepare for these disasters, even though we could see them coming.
Let's keep talking about disaster preparation and resilience. Preparing for a flood, fire or hazard
should be embedded in our culture, as commonplace as wearing a seat belt in a car. Natural
disasters are increasing in scale and frequency, compounded by a changing climate. Without
smarter ways to reduce risk, they'll soon cost far more than our country can bear. Let's invest,
today, in a safer future for tomorrow.
Emergency team members have been training over the winter to be prepared to deal with
whatever emergencies may occur. In this area we tend to concentrate on the dangers of bushfires.
However, windstorms can cause great destruction, and heatwaves cause more death across the
country than any other emergency. Are you prepared? There are 4 simple steps
• learn about the risks you face and how they might affect you
• make an emergency survival kit to help you through a disaster
• take action now to protect the important things in life
• create your personal emergency plan to help you when disaster strikes.
People who plan cope much better than those who do not.
Members please note that the next meeting of the Chiltern Branch will be at 7pm on Monday 7th
November in the Courthouse.
Heather Stephens, Chairperson 57261256
Jo Stephens, Secretary 0260267328
Heather Holden, Publicity 57261235.
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CLAP
is pleased to present ‘Lipstick Dreams’ performed at the Star Theatre on the
4,5,11 & 12 of November.
Tickets are available from the Chiltern Post Office or can be purchased online at
www.stickytickets.com.au/clap
$23 Concession – show only $25 Adult -show only
$38 Concession- Dinner & Show $40 Adult – Dinner & Show
Dinner and show only available for Saturday nights
Like us on Facebook for more information.
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BOWLING CLUB NEWSLETTER
On Saturday 15th October, Chiltern had a Pennant practice match against
Bright. They brought 5 teams with them and we all played 21 ends then came
in for afternoon tea. Chiltern won the match and the Bright players thanked
everyone for the great food and the condition of the greens. Many thanks go to
all who worked hard to make it a successful day.
All rounds of the Club Championship Ladies’ Pairs have been played. Weather
permitting, the final will be played on Thursday 3rd Nov. at 5pm between
Sharmane & Julia V Chris & Linda. The Men’s Pairs has played two rounds and still in progress.
Just a reminder that Club Championship Singles entry list is on the notice board for both Men
and Ladies. Entries close 5.00pm Friday 4th November and the first round is due to be played on
Sunday 6th at 10.00am.
Pennant:- Division 5, Midweek Pennant, played at Chiltern against Corryong on Tuesday 18th.
The weather was not good and play was interrupted by rain. Everyone continued, but play was
abandoned after 45 ends with Corryong being the winners. Midweek now have 3 weeks with no
games. First a bye, then Melbourne Cup and the third week there is no play, re the Victorian
Championships. A2 team played at Kiewa on Saturday 22nd under the worst of windy conditions.
Alas they went down to Kiewa on the day. Next Saturday 29th they play at Chiltern against
Beechworth. The B4 team had a bye, and will play at Corryong on 29th.
Social bowls was held 16th October, with 10 people enjoying a game of scroungers. 2 lots of 5
played and the two winners were Chris and Reino, with Chris winning the play off and on Sunday
23rd 8 people played social pairs and the day was won by Bill and Judi. Well done to those
winners.
Just a reminder about Melbourne Cup Day. We have bowls at 10.00am followed by a 2 course
luncheon with champers and prizes and sweeps. Lots of fun@ $15 per person. So, put your name
on the list, dress in your “cup best” and come along and enjoy the day.
Please note: Next Grapevine is
Copy deadline is
Monday 7th November2016
Chiltern Community Garage Sale
Sunday 20th November 2016 8am to 4pm
Bookings available at Chiltern Information Centre 0357 261 611
And at Bogetti’s Store in Conness Street Chiltern
Registration Fees $12 per site
Maps available on the day for Gold Coin Donation at
Chiltern Information Centre
Sponsored by Chiltern Tourism and
Development Inc.
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SENIOR CITIZENS NEWSLETTER.
CHILTERN SENIORS NEWSLETTER!
Once again I am the bearer of very sad news. Dot Canning who was an avid
member of the Euchre card playing set passed away on Thursday, 20th of October 2016. She
came up from Springhurst to play cards in Chiltern. I'm sure she will be sadly missed by all of
us. Condolences to all her family from the Senior Citizens Club.
Our Club held another casual morning tea at the Hub 62 last Thursday, it was enjoyed by 15
members of our Club. The next one is to be held at the JOY BUS in Barnawartha on Thursday
the 17th of November at 10:00am, all members are welcome to attend once again. A reservation
has been made for approx 20.
Just a friendly reminder about our Christmas meal on Thursday the 1st of December. It is to be
held in our Club rooms at 11:30am. There is a list in the Foyer for members to put their names
on for Catering purposes or you can register at the Community Meal on the 24th of October and
no later than the28th of November. Cost for this 3 course meal is $15:00 per head for members
or $25:00 for non-members. Alcohol is BYO.
Another reminder about the Bus trip to Violet Town Markets on Saturday, 10th of December. We
still have a limited numbers of seats vacant and the cost is $10:00 each for members. This Bus
will leave from outside our Club rooms in Conness Street at 7:00am sharp and there will be no
other pick up points. Approx. arrival time back at Chiltern should be between 3 and 4pm.
The Card Day for our Euchre players is Tuesdays at 1:30pm in our Club rooms. The next
monthly meeting is on the 3rd of November which will be the final meeting for 2016. We usually
go into recess over Christmas and will resume in February 2017.
DOUG CARNES. PRESIDENT. PHONE 0403031357
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FEDERAL STANDARD SNIPPETS
October 1876 – A meeting of the Chiltern Boating Club was held on Thursday
evening at the Town Hall. It was resolved that on the 9 th November, Chiltern
Miners’ Sports Day, the boats should be let to the public at so much per head,
and a boatsman hired to take charge of that particular day. We may mention that matters are
progressing favorably in the boat builders’ yard, the boats having been completed and now
undergoing the process of painting. Mr Holman has the oars and skulls in hand and confidently
assures us all will be handed over to the club on the contract day.
October 1886 – Joseph William Boucher married Clara Louisa Williamson at St Paul’s Church
of England on 27th October 1886 in a service read by Rev Thomas Moorhouse and witnessed by
Roland Boucher and Ethel Williamson nee Wentworth (Clara’s aunt).
October 23, 1896 – On Wednesday evening the dwelling house of Mr John Bergin, mining
manager at Chiltern Valley No.2 was destroyed by fire. The furniture in the front room was partly
saved, also some bedding. Mrs Bergin was in the front portion of the house, and returning in the
direction of the kitchen found the place in flames. Several men engaged in working at the air shaft
of the mine assisted in extinguishing the fire, and in rescuing household goods. There was an
insurance of £200 in the Manchester Insurance Company, but this will not cover the damage
done.
October 23, 1896 – At the conclusion of the presentation to the Rev Father Gaffey at the local
RC Presbytery on Monday evening, the Rev Father O’Connor mentioned that the monument to
the late Rev Father Carr had been completed and was now erected over his grave in the Chiltern
New Cemetery, and was a credit to the people of the district who had subscribed to the cost.
October 19, 1906 - It is with sincere regret that we have to record the death of Mrs O’Neill,
relict of the late John O’Neill of “Armadale”, Main Street, Chiltern, which sad event occurred at
her residence, on Monday morning. The deceased lady contracted influenza about a week before
and up till Sunday night there was nothing to indicate that her condition was critical or that the
end was so near. Heart failure was the immediate cause of death, the patient passing peacefully
away about 5.30 am. Mrs O’Neill was a native of Armagh (Ireland) and sixty-five years of age, over
forty of which had been spent in Chiltern. On Tuesday morning her remains were taken in a silver
-mounted cedar and oaken coffin to St Mary’s RC Church where a Requiem Mass for the repose of
her soul was celebrated by the Rev Father Hogan PP. The members of the family left to mourn
their loss are Mrs Doolan, wife of Mr Thos Doolan, of Brown’s Plains; Mrs Quinlan, wife of Mr P
Quinlan, of the NSW railway department, Sydney; Miss Catherine O’Neill, and Messrs Thos,
Henry, Charles and Paul O’Neill, Chiltern, with whom the sincerest sympathy is felt in their sad
deprivation.
October 19, 1906 - Mr George Sanders, sanitary contractor, of Chiltern, was felling a tree on
Thursday of last week when a falling branch caught him across the chest and pinned him to a log.
He lay in that position for an hour or so before he could free himself and when he had
accomplished the difficult and painful task repaired home. He had to keep to his bed for a couple
of days but appears now none the worse for his unpleasant experience.
October 19, 1906 - Last Sunday, Mr Lin Wilson, of Chiltern, and his cousin, Miss Flo Scowcroft,
of Melbourne, narrowly escaped being drowned in the Indigo Creek near Chambers’ Barnawartha.
They had to cross the creek to reach “Willowgrove” and while doing so over the old crossing the
horse’s front feet got into a deep hole that had been caused by flood waters, and he went under.
With difficulty he got out on to safer bottom but the sulky made a drop into the hole and just
escaped being overturned. The affrighted horse declined to move for a time but eventually drew
the vehicle out. The occupants, who were drenched through, succeeded in obtaining changes of
clothing at a friends’ place and the journey home was negotiated without further mishap.
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October 19, 1906 - Through participating in a hearty meal of ox tongue on Sunday Mrs Fred
Booth, of Chiltern, developed serious symptoms which were subsequently believed to be those of
ptomaine poisoning. It was Tuesday before she regained her apparent usual state of health, but is
now herself again.
October 26, 1906 - A great deal of regret was manifested amongst the residents of Chiltern
yesterday morning when it became known that Mrs McIntyre, wife of Mr Chas C McIntyre, had
succumbed after having the previous day survived a trying operations which had been performed
by Drs Harkin of Chiltern and Schlink of Wodonga. Deceased had only been ill for a few days
from an internal complaint – peritonitis – and as serious symptoms began to show it was
resolved after consultation that the only way in which the life of the patient could be saved was by
operation. The operation was skilfully performed on Wednesday morning and she appeared to be
doing well, having come out of the anaesthetic splendidly but about three o’clock yesterday
morning she collapsed. Deceased was a native of Chiltern, and one who was highly esteemed. She
leaves a husband and seven children, the youngest being a baby about four months old, for whom
the deepest regret is extended, to mourn their loss. Deceased was in past years a member of St
Mary’s RC choir, a member of the St Joseph’s dramatic club and in the best of her years, was
foremost at any bazaar or function in aid of the church. Mrs McIntyre was a daughter of Mrs
Keller and sister of Mr E A Keller and Mrs C L Hill, both of Chiltern.
October 20, 1916 - While driving to the Chiltern Railway station on Monday morning to catch
the train, Messrs L Aitken and Alf Kneebone and Miss Ada Kneebone had a sensational
experience. They were crossing the Black Dog Creek, on the Barambogie road., when one of the
wheels of the vehicle dropped into a deep rut, causing the gig to capsize, with the result that the
occupants were thrown into the creek, which at the time contained a couple of feet of water. The
two young fellows were on their way to go into camp, and all their belongings were thrown into
the stream. After getting out of the water they had some difficulty in rescuing their property and
when they had again assembled on the bank they all presented a sorry spectacle. They received a
thorough soaking, and had to return home for a change of clothing. Fortunately, none of them
was injured. This is a very dangerous crossing, especially at flood time, and it would be well for
the Chiltern Shire Council to have it attended to before a more serious, or perhaps fatal, accident
occurs.
October 20, 1916 - A pet kangaroo, which Mrs J Enright, of Chiltern, reared and hand kept for
several years, was, a few days ago, presented by her to the Melbourne Zoological Gardens.
October 20, 1916 - With the approach of summer snakes are beginning to make their
appearance. A reptile, measuring about 3ft 6in was despatched in the Chiltern Park last week,
and another was killed by Mr R Daglish in the garden of the Presbyterian Manse in Victoria
Street.
October 22, 1926 - After suffering for some time from an affection of the larynx Mr William
James Clayton of Middle Indigo Road, Barnawartha, died at the Wangaratta Hospital on Sunday.
He had been receiving attention at his home, but as his complaint became more acute his
removal to the hospital was advised in order that he should receive special nursing. About a
fortnight previous to his demise he became an inmate of the institution for the second time, but
being much weakened by continuous sickness little hope was entertained for his recovery, and he
died as stated. Mr Clayton was a native of Barnawartha, 60 years of age, and carried on farming
and fruit growing pursuits. He was an industrious man and by dint of hard work and
perseverance did well and made his property an object lesson for others. He never aspired to
public honors, but took a lively and keen interest in politics and many local affairs. He was a
member of the Standish (Chiltern) Lodge of Freemasons. His remains were taken to Barnawartha
by motor hearse on Monday for interment in the Church of England portion of the cemetery,
where there was a large and representative gathering of local and Chiltern friends of deceased.
The services were conducted in an impressive manner by Rev C T Rodda, and those of the
Masonic order by Bro. A L Gilmour. Deceased leaves a widow and family of three sons (Jack,
William and Richard) and three daughters (Misses Molly, Lucy and Amy).
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AND NEWSAGENCY
ABN: 94 150 215 049
Your One Stop Shop
A great range of cards, gifts and wrapping paper
All big 4 major banks are now affiliated with Australia Post so you
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Mobile phone recharges, bill payments, western union transfers
A large range of Moki mobile phone accessories
Smart & Mobile phones
All Postal Services
Post Office Boxes
Contact details: Licensees; Glenn & Katrina
Smith
37 High Street Barnawartha Vic 3688
Ph. & fax: 02 60 267 202
SPECIAL: Elgas Swap & Go, gas
refills for 8.5kg gas bottles $22.95. We
also deliver 45kg cylinders to Barnawartha, Chiltern & immediate surrounding areas
E-mail: barnypostoffice@bigpond.com
Opening Hours: Mon – Fri: 6.00am to 5.00pm
Sat: 6.00am – 12.00pm
Public Holidays: 7.00am – 10.00am
Chiltern Bakery
Bread delivered fresh daily. We are
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Monday, Tuesday,
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Bill Payments (over 1000 bills accepted, including Rates)
Phone credit for all providers (including Telstra, Optus,
Virgin, Vodafone etc)
Open to 7.00pm every
Thursday night
Discounted overseas calling cards
Passport interviews
ID Photos (8 digital photos for $14.95)
Working with Children Checks
VIC ROADS Agency
Work Safe Licences
Learner Permit Tests
Post Office Boxes
Heavy Vehicle Work Diaries
Faxing & Photocopying
Number Plate Returns
Greeting Cards & Wrapping Paper
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Your Local Blind Specialists
Servicing all Surrounding Areas
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Makers
With over 30 years experience servicing Eldorado, Wangaratta,
Chiltern, Beechworth and surrounding
areas.
Quality Custom Made
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Contact BRIAN on
03 5725 1683
Workshop at 72 Mackay Street,
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Established 1937
ABN: 81 655 740 231
For courteous and
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Servicing Chiltern,
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3683 ,
Phone: 03 5726 1405
Rutherglen Office : 168 High St Rutherglen Vic 3685,
Phone: 02 6033 6200
Fax: 02 6032 9133
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We have Pea Straw $13 each of 5 for $60
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Also chairs for hire
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UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT
CHILTERN
MEDICAL CENTRE
PHONE 03-5726 1690
DOCTORS ON SITE
Dr Alade Sululola
And
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MONDAY TO FRIDAY
9AM TO 5PM
ALSO OFFERING
WOMEN'S HEALTH
BY APPOINTMENT
ON FRIDAYS
SKIN CHECKS
IMMUNISATION
WORKCOVER CLAIMS.
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Electrical Contractor
Lic No Vic 19441 NSW 93609C
Commercial & Domestic
Installations & Maintenance Repairs
dhawkinselectrical@gmail.com
Mob: 0458 406 545
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Experienced teacher
currently taking private
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of music, guitar and recorder
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Call David Ross on 0407 946 871
Pam McDonald
03 5726 1816
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In Stitches
Sewing Service
Quality Garment Alterations
Kim Collins
0414 569 800
Chiltern
Massage Therapist
CONCRETOR
CONTRACTOR
Lynne Emblin
Therapeutic, Relaxation, Sports injury, Deep tissue
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For an appointment Telephone:
03 5726 1591 or 0408 708 946
Registered for Work Cover & some Health Funds
Specialising in all types of
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♦Driveways/Paths ♦Shed Floors
♦House Slabs ♦Exposed Aggregate
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Mobile 0409 946 192 AH 02 6032 7482
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Providing a large range of livestock & pet feeds
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INDIGO FAMILY
MEDICAL CENTRE
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gas Bottle
John Lappin’s
Back!
Swap n’ Go
41 Havelock St Barnawartha
At the Multipurpose
Facility
Lake Anderson
Caravan park
8.30-5.30 Monday -Friday
After Hours and Home Visits
9KG -
Pick up and Drop Off Service $32 Inc. GST
available for Elderly
4.5KG Residents
$24 Inc.
GST
Registered Nurse on site
Pest Control &
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9am to 7pm
Daily
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VICTORIA 3682
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Cleaning services we provide:
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Mobile 0428 678 772
Carpet steam cleaning with accredited
firm status lic. no. 106773 in inspection
& restoration carpet cleaning
All our cleaners have police +
working with children checks
We are insured, and all
Windows cleaning
After-build cleans
Floors stripping
and resealing
Supermarket
cleaning
Pressure washing
School cleaning
General cleaning
End of lease cleans
Domestic cleaning
Subcontractors for
blind cleaning
Office cleaning
Water & Sewerage Connection
Roofing
Drainage
Servicing all country areas
All Maintenance jobs
No job too small
Gas fitting (Natural & LP)
Claire O’Connell
Singing Lessons available!
* 15 years of music industry and
singing experience and currently
teaching at Crystal Valley Music in
Wangaratta.
* Focussing on techniques such as
breathing, pitch, tone, timing, posture
and vocal tricks. All ages, styles and
experience welcome!
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music in Wangaratta.
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employees have Workcare
PHONE - 0481 387 127
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Community Resources
Justices of the Peace
Chiltern Tourism &
Development Inc
- New Resident Info Packs
We would like to welcome all new
residents to the Chiltern area.
Anne Bould
0428 500 356
Reg Coysh
771 Old Barnawartha Rd, Barnawartha Nth
02 6026 7243
Free information packs are available from
the Visitors Information Centre, 30 Main St
Chiltern, or from the Chiltern Post Office
Margaret Dempster
185 Howlong Rd, Barnawartha
02 6026 7093
Visitor Information:
Chiltern Website
www.chilternvic.com
Linda Hall
25 Albert Rd, Chiltern
0409 138 430
Please call to make an appointment
This web site is provided by Indigo Shire
and Chiltern Tourism Association Inc. as a
service to the community.
Please contact Chiltern Tourism Association
at contact@chilternvic.com, or call the
Tourist Information Centre on 03 5726 1611
for more information.
Margie Tickner
22 Stanley St, Barnawartha
02 6026 7086
Chiltern Red Cross Unit
Chiltern Library
Conness Street, Chiltern
03 5726 1874
Photocopier / Internet / DVDs /
books / magazines.
Story time for children : Wed 10.30am
Normal Hours:
Wednesday: 8.30am-12.30pm, 1pm-5pm
Friday:
8.30am-12.30pm, 1pm-5pm
Saturday:
9.30am-12 noon
Please save your stamps!
(with a margin of paper round them)
to help raise much-needed funds
for the Red Cross. Leave them at the
Chiltern Post Office.
Enquiries: Heath er Holden
(03) 5726 1235
Chiltern Memorial Hall
Committee of Management
Enquiries: Secretary Patrick O’Connor
04 1983 2241
President Kevin Mayhew 0411 600 387
PO Box 54 Chiltern 3683
Bookings through WAW Credit Union
Chiltern
Articles submitted for publication do
not necessarily reflect the opinion of
Lions International or the editor.
Red Cross Emergency
T: 1800 232 969
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Community Groups
Barnawartha CWA meet the 1st Monday of
each month at the SM Hall at Barnawartha.
New members most welcome.
Enquiries Marilyn Ferey 03 5726 1968
Gail Oates 0422 304 821
Barnawartha Recreation Reserve
Committee of Management m eet the
last Wednesday each month at 7.30pm in the
Barnawartha Rec Reserve Community Centre
meeting room.
Enquiries Nerida Kerr 0419 899 024
Bookings Sue Petzke 0409588258.
The Barnawartha Development
Association m eet m onthly on the
3rd Wednesday of the month at Barnawartha
Rec Reserve Community Centre at 7.0pm
and 7.30pm Daylight Saving Months
Any Enquiries Rod Wilson 0413 599 250
BarnawarthaDA@gmail.com
Barnawartha Neighbourhood Watch
Enquiries: Carol White 02 6026 7284
Barnawartha Play Group m eets ever y
Tuesday during school terms 9.30—11.30am
in the old library at Barnawartha Primary
School.
Enquiries: Briony 0412 183 419
Barnawartha SM Hall Committee
meets 8pm on the first Wednesday of
February, April, June, August, October, and
December. New members welcome.
Enquiries: President Ray Fisher 02 6026
7376, Secretary Jan Baynes 02 6059 7265
Bookings at Barnawartha Post Office.
Black Dog Creek Fishing Club
Meet 1st Wednesday of the month 5-6pm
Enquiries Laurie Bould (03) 5726 1445
New Members Welcome
Catholic Women’s League Chiltern
Catholic Women's League Chiltern meets
every second Tuesday of each month at the
Catholic Presbytery in North Road, at 10.30
a.m. Contact Nos. Val Shelley 03 57261427,
or Glenda Burke 03 57261 595.
Chiltern CERT
Volunteers with Ambulance Victoria,
providing First Response to Ambulance calls
For Assistance call 000 (Ambulance)
Enquiries to Team Leader
Jane Martin 0419 565 568 or
Jane.Martin@ambulance.vic.gov.au
Chiltern Community Garden.
New members welcome. Contact
Megan Plaw 0408 628 981.
Chiltern Food Table
Meets last Sunday every month, Hub 62
premises. Main Street Chiltern
See Facebook: Chiltern Food Table
Chiltern Girl Guides
Friday evenings 6.30 - 8.00pm
Values based organisation
for girls aged 7 - 18 yrs
Enquiries Lynne Emblin 03 5726 1591
Chiltern Landcare. New m em ber s
welcome. Contact Jane Roots 0429437600
Chiltern Lions Club m eets 1st & 3r d
Tuesday of each month.
Enquiries: Graham Hymus 03 5726 1250.
Chiltern Playgroup m eets ever y
Thursday morning 9.30—11.30am at the
Lake Anderson Scout Hall.
For further details, contact:
Erin Anderberg (secretary) 0408 109 874
Heather Hunter (treasurer) 0401 486 931
Chiltern Red Cross m eet at 1pm at
Senior Citizens Rooms, Conness Street, first
Monday of each month.
Enquires: Heather Stephens 03 5726 1256.
Chiltern Scrapbooking and
Cardmaking m eets last Su nday of
each month at 9.30 to 3.0pm at Chiltern
Community Centre
Enquiries: Walli Douglas 0438 572 613
Chiltern Senior Citizens Club holds its
meetings at 1.30pm on the first Thursday of
each month.
Enquiries: Pat 03 5726 1459.
Chiltern Singers m eet each Monday
7.00—8.30pm during school term in the
Senior Citizens Hall. New members most
welcome. Cost is $2.
Enquiries: Pam McDonald 03 5726 1816.
Chiltern & Surrounds Carers Support
Group
Enquiries to Sharee Donegan at Upper
Murray Family Care 02-6055 8000
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Chiltern Spinning Group m eets 7pm
each 2nd & 4th Thursday night monthly at
the Senior Citizens Hall. Beginners welcome.
Cost $2. Enquiries: Sandy 03 5726 1570.
Chiltern Tourism & Development
meets every third Monday at the Old Court
House, Main Street, 7pm. All are welcome.
Enquiries: Visitor Information Centre –
03 5726 1611.
Friends of Chiltern Mt Pilot
National Park
Field days first weekend of each month
Enquiries, Eileen Collins 03 57261 484
Mick Webster 0429 017 229
http://friendsofchiltern.org.au/
Indigo Adult Riding Club m eets on the
first Sunday of each month. New members
welcome. Enquiries: Katrina 0414 820 355.
The Lifelong Learning Group
meets each Monday 10am–12 noon at the
Chiltern Community Centre (next to PO) for
a variety of activities and a social get
together. Come & join us.
Enquiries: Lois Hotson 03 57 261 358
Men’s Shed
Enquiries: President, Robyn Seabright (02)
6033 2664, or c/- 11 Main St, Chiltern 3683.
Opening Hours: Mon 1pm - 4pm, Wed 9am
– 2pm, Sat 9am – 1pm Can be opened by
appointment, ph Alex on 0407 964 730
St Mary's Conference of St Vincent de
Paul, Chiltern m eets the fou r th
Monday each month, 10am at the Presbytery,
North Road, Chiltern.
Enquiries: 0407 686 400.
Letters to the Editor
Name, address and telephone
number must be provided,
however, these details do not need
to be printed. Please note that
letters may be edited for space.
Letters submitted for publication
do not reflect the opinion of the
Chiltern Lions Club, Lions
International or the Editor.
Community
Church Services
Uniting Church, Chiltern
St Andrew’s
There will be no services held until further notice
as we're in the process of calling a new minister.
Enquiries: Heather Stephens (03) 57 261 256 or
Ruth Owen (03) 57 261 296
Anglican Church
St Paul’s Chiltern
1st & 3rd Sunday at 10.45am,
and Wednesdays 9.00am
All Souls’ Barnawartha
2nd & 4th Sunday at 10.45am
Brown's Plains Chapel
5th Sunday at 10.45am
Priest: Fr Peter Tinney 02 6032 9617
Catholic Church
St Mary’s, Chiltern
Saturday at 6pm & Wednesday 9.30am
Rutherglen
Sunday 9.00am &
Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 9.30am
Parish Priest: Father Brian Carey
Ironbark Christian Church
Chiltern Memorial Hall. Sunday Service at 10am.
Life Group Meetings each Tuesday at 7.30pm.
All welcome!
Enquiries: Pastor Greg & Gina Crossman
03 5721 2296
Cookinburra Christian
Fellowship
1st Sunday each month at 7pm
Corner of Church Road & Pooleys Road,
Indigo Valley
Enquiries: Carol 02 6026 7284
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