10th March, 2016 - Pyramid Hill College

A community newspaper produced by Pyramid Hill College
10th March, 2016
St. Patrick’s COLA
Diary
March
12
Lions Market
13
Golf Working Bee
12-14 Labour Day long weekend
15
Golf Ladies Meeting
16
Small Business Bus
17
Netball Registration Night StPats
18
St. Pat’s 60 Years Celebration
Drought Response Event
20
Golf Working Bee
Swimming Pool closes
24
End Term 1 - schools break up
25
Good Friday Service at Church of
Christ, 10 am
St. Patrick’s Primary School is well on its way to having its COLA
complete. The COLA, (Covered Outdoor Learning Area), will allow the
children of St. Patrick’s to learn under cover and in a variety of ways
which in the past have not been possible. The COLA will provide the
children with a dry, shaded area for play and learning all year round! With
the inclusion of a basketball, netball and tennis court all constructed on
a synthetic base.
St Patrick’s, in conjunction with the Catholic Education Office Sandhurst,
submitted a Minor Capitals Work grant to employ funds so that the children
of St. Patrick’s have access to the same learning conditions as all other
children. We are truly lucky to have received this grant and we hope that
the new facility benefits the whole community.
April
3
Golf Working Bee
9
Lions Market
10
Golf Opening Day
Deb Dress Sale
11
Schools Resume
Lions Market
Saturday, 12th March
(long weekend)
9.00—1.00 Memorial Hall
Morning Tea by Men’s Shed
Gold coin donation
Apologies - No Press
next week (17 March)
due to the Monday
Public Holiday and
shorter week. .
Produced by
Pyramid Hill College
Kelly Street,
Pyramid Hill, 3575
Tel: 5455 7377 Fax: 5455 7106
Email: [email protected]
Website:
www.pyramidhillc.vic.edu.au
St. Patrick’s will celebrate its sixtieth year this year and we have planned
a combined celebration of the COLA’s official opening on Friday 18th March
at 6:00pm. We are hoping one and all from the Pyramid Hill community come
along and celebrate with us!
The celebration will have food and
drinks for sale, a DJ, bungee run,
zorb balls, face-painting, airbrush
tattooing, jumping castle, treasure
hunts, a shoot out competition,
along with an historical gallery to
explore.
All entertainment is FREE, so come
along and join in the fun!
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Boort Medical Practice
Pyramid Hill Farming
for Sustainable Soils
2 Coutts Street
Boort Vic 3537
Family Drought Response
Event
Telephone: 03 5451 5220
Fax: 03 5455 2388
The Pyramid Hill Farming for
Sustainable Soils Group has been
operating for a bit over a year now, and
is aimed at improving the health and
productivity of the soils in the region.
It is funded by the federal government
through the North Central Catchment
Management Authority (NCCMMA),
but the activities are decided upon by
the group members. Last year we
conducted a number of activities,
including trials with gypsum and
compost, the installation of moisture
probes, soil samples and pits, and guest
speakers to help better understand soil,
livestock and crop management.
To kick off this year’s activities, and
because of the tough season last year,
we are having a family evening on
Friday 18th March, with a focus on
dealing with drought.
We have
organised Nick Shady as a guest
speaker, who is a newly published
author, speaker, farm management
expert, and part time grain farmer. Nick
is also a steering committee member of
“The Ripple Effect”, the aim of this
project is to help farmers cope with the
stresses of everyday life. He is very
passionate about helping farming
families stay on the land through tough
times. Nick, along with his wife,
Ayesha Hilton, have just released a
book called “Who Gets the Farm?” and
largely focusses on the importance of
communication, and ways to develop a
farm succession plan.
In case of emergency
dial 000
Surgery Hours
8.30am - 6.00pm
Monday - Friday
After Hours
Boort District Health
5451 5200
Hair to Chat
19 Barber Street,
Pyramid Hill
5455 7505
for all hairdressing needs
KAZZ’S
HEELS
Pyramid Hill
Chemist Depot
Call in and check out the
styles and colours
At the Chemist Depot
R. A Gregory & Sons
Funeral Directors
John Gregory
5444 0697
Incorp with AG Adams & Sons
Kerang 5452 1111
No travel charge—northern area
On the night Nick will speak about not
only succession planning, but the
importance of keeping an open
dialogue with family and friends, and
looking out for your family, friends
and neighbours, especially when facing
tough times. For this reason it is highly
recommended that not only farmers
come along, but partners also. In order
to make this a bit easier for those with
children, we are making it a family
night with a free BBQ, and for the
kids, a jumping castle, face painting,
and a magic show by Mister Mike. We
are also hoping to have some girls
there to help watch the kids so that
Mum’s and Dad’s can listen to Nick
without having to worry about the
children.
Local Rural Financial
Counsellor, Teresa Meulendijks will
also be there to explain what her
service can provide for those people in
need. I am also hoping to get someone
from the Salvation army to attend to let
people know about the service they
provide for people in need, though this
is yet to be confirmed.
The evening is not just for farmers or
soil group members, and anyone who
is feeling the effects of the drought
(such as reduced spending in your
business, or less work for casual
workers), is welcome to attend. This
will be held at the footy ground
(Mitchell park), and is a free event so
come along and have a relaxing night
out with the family. Drinks will be
available at bar prices. If you are
planning to come could you please
RSVP by this Monday 14th March for
catering purposes so we don’t fall short
on food. RSVP to Adam Twigg ph:
0427
557
253
or
email
[email protected]
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Swimming Pool
Pyramid Hill Store
2 Kelly St, Pyramid Hill
Phone: 5455 7322
Fax: 5455 7241
Great range of Groceries
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Bottle Shop Rural Supplies
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Trading Hours
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Saturday 9 am-1.30 pm
Sunday 10 am-1.30 pm
Due to the continued warm weather the
Pyramid Hill Swimming Pool will
extend its season. The Pool will close
for the season on Sunday 20th March.
The community are encouraged to make
the most of this opportunity.
Pyramid Hill Golf
Club
Working bees to prepare
the course for 2016 season
to be held:
Sunday 13th March,
Sunday 20th March &
Sunday 3rd April
Please remember –
“Many hands make light
work”.
Opening Day –
Sunday 10th April,
followed by a
“bring & share” tea.
Golf Ladies meeting –
Tuesday, 15th March at
7.30 pm.
Pyramid Bakery Café
Open 7 Days
Mon—Fri 7am to 8.30pm
Sat-Sun - 8 am—8.30pm
Stop cooking at 8 pm
Meal Deals
* Bec Special — $12.50
5 potato cakes, 5 dim sims, min.chips,
1.25L drink
*Mick Special — $20.00
5 crabsticks, 5 potato cakes,
5 dim sims, min.chips
*Dee Special — $28.00
3 fish, 3 calamari,
3 crabsticks, 1.25L drink
*Chicken Schnitzel Box— $10
Chicken schnitzel with chips
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*Fisherman’s basket — $25
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*Fish Pack for 3 — $25
3 fish, 3 potato cakes,
3 dim sims, min.chips,
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*Pizza for 2 — $20
(Thur-Sun) 1 Large pizza,
small garlic & cheese pizza,
1.25L drink
*Family Pizza Deal — $30
2 large pizzas, small garlic & cheese
pizza, 1.25L drink
Home Made Bread
Vienna Loaf
Cob Loaf, Square Tin - all $4
Focaccia Rolls
Variety of flavours
3 for $4
Phone: 5455 7035
Jaeschke Silos
Geoff Burke
your local agent for
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Selling Field Bins
(Grain & Super)
and Silos
Phone 5455 7339 a.h.
Mobile 0428 557 389
fax 5455 7205
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Ca'le & Sheep Yards
Colourbond
All types of fencing
Servicing all areas
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Phone: 0428 990 701
Tip Truck Hire
Lions News
Deb and Wedding Dresses
for Sale
An afternoon will be held on Sunday, 10th
April at Pyramid Hill College BER building
from 1.00 -3.00 pm where people wanting to
sell their Debutante, Bridesmaid, Wedding or
Flower-girl dresses will be able to display
them for prospective buyers. Definitely NO
make up to be worn if trying on dresses.
Next Lions Market - 12th March This Saturday there will be a stall selling
baby items such as bibs, hair ties etc. also an
Easter egg hunt.at 10.30 and Easter Hamper
Raffle drawn at 11 am.
Soil, Gravel, Grain
& Silage carted
Contact
Peter Reynolds
Phone 03 5455 7580
Mobile 0427 874 386
Concrete & Quarry
Products
Phone: 5455 7304
Victoria Street
Welding
kidsROCK
Kids Rock
Tuesday, 22nd March
Church of Christ Hall
Phone:
0437 479 738
Friday Only
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Coach departs Bendigo 9.20 pm
Arrives Pyramid 10.40 pm
Saturday only
Train dep Melb 8.36 am & 6.36 pm
Arrives Pyramid 11.46 am & 9.46 pm
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Tuesday and Thursday
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Train dep Bendigo 12.30 pm
Arrive Melbourne 2.22 pm
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Free quotes!
Tuesday and Thursday
(Need to book on Thursdays)
Train dep Melb 1.15 pm
Coach dep Bendigo 3.30 pm
Arrive Pyramid 4.54 pm
Monday – Friday
Train dep Pyramid 8.18 am & 1.57 pm
Arrives Bendigo 9.21 am & 3.01 pm
Arrives Melb 11.36 am & 5.11 pm
Rob Alexander
Cleaning
Monday – Friday
Train dep Melb 7.42 am & 6.24 pm
Departs Bendigo 9.59 am & 8.39 pm
Arrives Pyramid 11.00 am & 9.42 pm
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Golf buggy trailers,
Crates
For all welding needs and
small fabrication.
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FROM MELBOURNE
3:30 to 5:00
Open for children 5 years old
or Prep -Year 8 to enjoy
Games, Stories, Craft &
Singing - $1
It would be great to see you
For more
informaon:
Gwen Searle
54559238
Friday only
Coach dep Pyramid 5.05 pm
Arrives Bendigo 6.20 pm
Train Arrives Melb 8.43 pm
Saturday only
Train dep Pyramid 8.17 am & 2.37 pm
Arrives Bendigo 9.20 am & 3.41 pm
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Train dep Pyramid 8.17 am & 5.34 pm
Arrives Bendigo 9.20 am & 6.37 pm
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School Dresses
Made to order
Contact
Rose Harris
5455 7041
Bettina’s
Hair Beauty &
Body Therapy
Pyramid Hill Netball
Registration
Evening
Registration Night for all players, will now be
held on one evening only
Thursday, 17th March
At St. Patrick’s Primary School
From 5.00 pm
For all the latest style in
colours, perms and sets
Body waxing &
body spray tanning
Vibrosaun Treatments
Sheer relaxation
Skin & muscle toning
Natural Sea body wraps
for detoxing
& skin balance
5455 7174
For A New You!
Pyramid
Newsagency/ Post
Office
Monday – Friday
6.00 am – 5.00pm
Saturday
8.00 am – 12 noon
Sunday - Newsagency
8 am—11 am
Post Office Closed
Friendly service
Great range of cards
and stationery
Book V/Line Tickets
and much more
Phone: 5455 7036
Fax: 5455 7150
Home Renovations
Vinyl Siding
Concrete Works
Laurie Smith
Mobile:
0427 844 064
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Cost:
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0459988660
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Farrar’s
Garage
Elgas G
Mechanical Repairs
Servicing
Spare Parts
VACC Senior
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Gladfield Rd,
Pyramid Hill
B.H. 5455 7057
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Purple Rain
7 Kelly Street
Great range of
gifts & Plants
Open Wed. Thu. Fri.
10am—5pm
Reid Plumbing
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Church Services
Seniors News
Don’t forget our Luncheon is on Thursday,
17th March, St. Patrick’s Day, so come along
wearing something green, to have a fun day.
Ring Peg on 5455 7191 to put your name
down.
“The Road to Nhill” DVD on Monday was
very interesting. Sixteen of us enjoyed
picking out where the movie was filmed eg
the Hostel when it was the hospital, Dave &
Jan Burke’s lovely garden, Pickles (Ern &
Ken) farm, Brooke’s Ag Store and trying to
work out who the characters were. Very
funny - cuppa and afternoon tea followed.
Bingo - Bernie and Ernie had a good day,
winning 4 games each. Lucky cards when to
Wanda, June, Bernie, Ian Mac and Ernie.
Why not come along for a bit of fun.
Cards - usual four played 500, Trevor & Peg
won 5 games, Jeanette & Kate one.
Hope everyone is staying cool and well with
this horrible heat - some rain is desperately
needed.
Happy Birthday to Lorraine Fawcett and
Lorna Forster on the 6th and Joyce Miles on
the 14th.
Good Friday
Service
Combined Churches
Friday, 25th March
10 am
Church of
Christ,
Kelly Street
All welcome
St. Thomas’ Anglican Church
Sunday March 13th
9.00am Eucharist
Sunday March 20th
9.00am Morning Prayer
UCA to join us
Further enquiries please phone
Rector: Bishop Ron Stone
Ph: 0400 558 570
Presbyterian
Tyndale Church, Victoria Street
All Services
2.30 pm
Contact Mr Ern Miller
Phone 5455 7362
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Church of Christ
Kelly Street
11 am Worship Service
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Pyramid Hill
Uniting Church
Tyndale Church, Victoria Street
Pyramid Hill
Prescription Depot
& Cohuna Amcal
Pharmacy
Check out our monthly
catalogue specials
Expert advice from our
pharmacist any time.
Beautiful flowers by
Margaret Ritchie
Worship Services at 9 am
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In bouquets and boxes.
Sending flowers worldwide.
Member ofTeleflora & Petals
Flower Relay.
Catholic Services
Phone: 5455 7137
St Patrick's Pyramid Hill
Victoria Street
Saturday 6.30pm
7
Pyramid Bowls
60 and Over: Last week our Club
hosted the 60 and Over teams who did
an amazing job to cope with the heat.
The cool drinks were high on demand
once the matches were finished. Our
blokes, Andy, Bill, Alan j and Ernie got
off to a flying start when they ‘clean
sheeted’
their
opponents
from
Gunbower 27-zip. Things looked really
promising and the dead chook had one
foot in the pot. However, that is as
close as it got as the next two games
were not winning ones. With one week
to go let’s hope the chaps can cap off
with at least a pot of broth. Thanks to
the ladies who provided the afternoon
tea. The sandwich making is down to a
fine art!
Saturday Pennant results: The first
two rounds of finals play were held last
weekend over two days. Due to the
extreme heat the matches commenced
at 9:30am instead of the usual 1:30pm.
Semi final results as follows: Division
1- Kerang 80 v Cohuna Golf 1 51 and
Cohuna
67
v
Leitchville
71
Division 2- Cohuna Golf 91 v Cohuna
61 and Barham Services 78 v Kerang
58 Division 3- Barham Services Blue
66 v Kerang White 65 and Cohuna
Golf 78 v Cohuna 66.
Preliminary final results: Division 1Leitchville 75 v Cohuna Golf 1 69
Division 2- Barham Services 72 v
Cohuna 64 Division 3- Kerang White 66
v Cohuna Golf 61
Grand Finals (all at Barham Services
Bowling Club) Saturday 12th March
commencing ,at this stage, at the usual
afternoon time slot. Division1- Leitchville v Kerang Division 2- Barham
Services v Cohuna Golf Division 3Kerang White v Barham Services Blue
Good Bowling to all Clubs in the Grand
Finals.
Working Bee: A great contingent of folk
turned out to put their elbows and backs
to the grind in order to prepare the front
green in readiness for lasering. Thanks to
the number of people who turned up, the
job was completed on the day despite the
heat. Thankfully, due to the early start,
the bulk of the work was done before the
heat really set in. Not only did the green
get sacrificed but adjustments were made
to the sprinkler lines and the bar fridge
had a good clean out (in various ways). It
was good to see that the attendance was
not gender exclusive. Thanks to all who
assisted with the provision and serving of
the morning tea twice over. The
refreshments were highly welcomed and
well deserved. The lasering has now
been carried out so it’s a matter of
nurturing the regrowth in hopes of
having a truly improved playing surface.
Well done to Allan for all his work in
organising and conducting the project.
Tournament Elders Pairs: For
the third time this bowling season
we have had to cancel a tournament due to extreme heat. This is
an unfortunate situation but the
Club has made the best decisions
in the light of player safety. It is
hoped to re-schedule this tournament for a date later in the year.
Champion of Champion Pairs:
On Sunday 13th March, Fred and
Laurie and Kate and Jean will
compete at District Level in the
Champion of Champion Pairs
competition. We wish them every
success with good bowling and
good luck. We are already proud of
your achievements.
Moama Bus Trip: The Club has
organised for a social outing to
Moama Bowling Club on Sunday
3rd April. There is no cost for the
bus trip. Members are asked to
contribute to, and provide an item
for, the raffles. The meal and
drinks will be at your own expense. The bus leaves Pyramid Hill
at 11:00am. Please place your
name on the sheet at the Club
Rooms to indicate your intent to
attend.
Presentation Night: Please put a
note on your diary for Friday, 13th
May.
Best Wishes to Dawn who is soon
to be married to Glen (our Gunbower compatriots). The members
of Pyramid Hill Bowling Club
wish you a beautiful day and a
lifetime of wonderful moments.
All Trades Home
Maintenance
For Decking
Wall & Floor Tiling, Fences,
Sheds & all House Repairs
Rob Alexander
0428 366 235
Pyramid Butchery
Paul Walters
Phone:
5455 7115
Smallgoods
Poultry Products
Ham & Bacon
Cut up and pack
private stock 8
Spit hire
Lancaster Excavations
5 tonne excavator for hire
- Trenching
- Desilting
- Irrigation pipes and outlets
- Auger post holes
Phone Jason 0439 871 880
Leaders Inducted at
Pyramid Hill College
Awards, Music and the Honourable Dr
Sharman Stone MP were the highlights
of the Pyramid Hill College Assembly
on Friday 4th March.
Dr Sharman Stone and School Council
President, Mr Rowan Broad assisted in
inducting the 2016 school leaders.
The 2016 Pyramid Hill College school
captains are Feliz Garchitorena and
Teagan Stewart.
Other leadership positions included Julia
Fernandez and Samantha Treacy as
Community Leaders and Jessica Gunther
and Olivia Pickersgill as House
Captains.
Liberal Member for Murray, Dr
Sharman Stone complimented the girls
on their willingness to take on positions
of leadership.
She explained that such positions were
good practice for the student's lives
ahead and required hard work.
Dr Sharman Stone said "Pyramid Hill is
my favourite school as this is where I
went to school".
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She explained some of the processes and
changes she witnessed in her time as a
student including the choice of the
existing school uniform colours of
maroon and blue.
Her recollections also encompassed her
family's involvement in the school and
the unique shape of the local hill as the
school emblem.
The official presentations were complimented by singing performances by
students in Prep and Year 1 as well as a
drumming performance by students in
Years 5 and 6.
A large attendance of parents and local
community members highlighted the
importance of the assembly for not only
the college students.
Other presentations included the SRC
Representatives for 2016:
Mia Farrar, Kaitlin Broad, Erin Farrar,
Marcus Fergusson, Haydyn Clough, Ally
Burke, Raidan Forster, Mikayla Gibson,
Kevan Coronacion, John Caburnay,
Katrina Salmond and Colby Petrowsky.
Bus Captains - Olivia Pickersgill
(Yarrawalla Bus), Samantha Treacy
(Durham Ox Bus) and Kassidy Pearson
(Mincha/Terrick Bus)
Year 10 girls with School Council President Rowan Broad & Principal, Fiona Moon
Nurse available
between 9—10 am
Phone: 5455 7065
Bendigo Bank at the
Chemist
13 Kelly Street
Phone: 5455 7305
Fax: 5455 7276
Hours: Monday-Friday
10 am—12
1 pm—4 pm
Plumber
General plumbing
services, roof, gas
And drainage
In Pyramid Hill 2nd
Wednesday each month
please call to book a job
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B Double, Single Trailers for
Livestock, Wool, Tipper,
General & Container Freight
Clean, Reliable, Friendly
Phone: 5437 5264
Graeme: 0428 481 100
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Pyramid Hill Cemetery Trust
is advertising for a Secretary/
Treasurer. Duties are - accounts,
banking and correspondence.
Computer skills are essential.
Phone: Rob Manson
0407 509 011
BK TALBOT
Transport
Grain Gypsum
Gravel Hay
Contact Byron
Mobile: 0428 557 404
MILLER’S AG. SUPPLIES
(Members of the AIRR Buying Group)
1 Kelly Street, Pyramid Hill
Ph: 5455 7306 Fax: 5455 7488 Mob: 0427 181 461
Email: [email protected]
Locally operated by Nev & Michelle Miller,
Stephen, Emma, Graham, Joan & Roy
March Specials
15%offRatandMouseBait
BlundstoneSafetyBootsstyle311,just$89.50
10%offselected4&5LWaterBowls
Autumnpastureseedrequirementsinstocknow
SeedRaisingtrays3pk$7
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Level 2 Workplace First Aid
4 pm - 9 pm
Wednesday, 30th March, 2016
$80 CPR component only
$158 Refresher or Full Course
Light meal included - call
Pyramid Hill Neighbourhood House To book
- 5455 7129
S0licitor
Ross James
ELECTRICAL
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Mobile Consultations at Home/Farm/
Business/Workplace
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Mark Ryan Legal GP
Mobile:
0447 161 892
[email protected]
36 Kelly Street, Pyramid Hill
Monday - Friday
6.30 am – 4.30 pm
Local Produce & Hampers
Range of Inspirational Wall
Hangings
Gift ideas or “spoil yourself”!!
Come in and have a browse
Phone: 5455 7006
Pyramid Hill & District
By Appointment
Phone/Fax: 5483 7425 0429 580 035
Email: [email protected] Web: www.legalgp.com.au
OBLIGATION FREE
Harry the
Handyman
Homemade:
Pies, Pasties, Sausage Rolls,
Cakes & Slices, Lasagne, Frittata
All Day Breakfast Menu
Hamburgers, Steak Sandwiches,
Souvlaki, Burrito, Paninis, Focaccias,
Sweet Chilli, BBQ or Salt & Vinegar
Wraps, Salad Rolls, Wraps & Bowls
Birthday Cakes & Catering
Coffee Bank Bucket Hats
Household Maintenance
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Gardening
Painting
Tiling
Carpentry
Fencing & Pergolas
No job too small
Phone: 0428 077 029
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