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CAROLINE SPRINGS
Volume 7 Edition 1
May 2015
Phone: 8390 6694 Email:[email protected]
PO Box 3582, Caroline Springs VIC 3023
Closing Date for Next Edition Wednesday 20th May 2015
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2015 ANZAC Day Service at Caroline Springs
Wow! What a fabulous turnout at the
Dawn service. When I woke at 4am
Saturday morning and heard the
rain I half expected it would be
cause to have many not come along
said Peter Burquest, President of
Caroline Springs RSL Sub Branch.
If that were in fact the case, imagine
the crowd, as it was the police
estimated in excess of 3,000 in
attendance. Itʼs just great to see our
community grasp the significance of
the day.
The committee of RSL Sub Branch,
take this opportunity to thank the
public for their generosity over the
badge selling week prior to Anzac
Day, as well as the fantastic efforts
of the volunteers. Of course thanks
must go to all the businesses and
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sponsors
[too
many to list but
they know who
they are] for
looking after the
RSL Sub Branch
once again.
Thanks to the
Schools in the region for their
cooperation in providing the
students to take part in the
Ceremony. Thanks to those schools
for inviting us to attend their
Ceremonies through the week
leading up to the day. We had a
pretty tight schedule but managed to
satisfy several, Said Mr Burquest.
A great day was also had at
Caroline Springs FC on Sunday
26th April. Last year we were invited
to perform an Anzac Day Ceremony
for them and this year we continued
with what we hope can become a
yearly event. A good crowd in
attendance and though we tried to
rev the team up, unfortunately they
run out of steam in the last quarter.
From a presidents point of view one
could not be happier with the effort
the committee of this progressing
Sub Branch has put in, not only over
the weeks preceding Anzac Day
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but from our inception. Thanks to all,
including CS and District Lions Club
who gave us a hand to set up,
Caroline Springs Scout group and
Kororoit Creek Primary choir, Said
Peter.
Iʼve probably forgotten someone but
if I have Iʼll put that down to being
absolutely drained.
Cheers, Peter Burquest (President
CS RSL Sub Branch)
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Sales Consultant
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Property Manager
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Lauren Cassar
Administration
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Table of Contents
Page 5
Rotary Club of Brimbank Central
Page 6
2015 YAC Award and Grant recipients
Caroline Springs Seniors Spanish Group
Page 7
Come along to Community Road Safety
Forum
Page 8
Council Meeting dates 2015
Page 9
Have your say on proposed 2015/2016
Budget
Page 10
Players Wanted
Find us on Facebook
Page 11
Musicians Wanted
Page 12
Find us on Facebook
Springs Stitchers
Page 14
Using medical advice to choose lifestyle
changes
Page 18
Summersault Justice Crew Photographic
Page 20
New Coburn Ward Councillor
Page 21
Mothering is not for the faint hearted
Page 23
City of Melton playgrounds named among
the best
Page 24
ANZAC Day Centenary - Lest we Forget
Page 26
National Simultaneous Storytime
Page 27
Got a story you want to include
What’s on and Where
Page 29
Celebrate Neighbourhood House Week
Page 30
Deer Park Probus
Neighbourhood House
Page 31
Local Church Meeting Times
Fussy Eating
Page 32
Happy Mothers Day
Brimbank Central Rotary
Page 33
What’s on at your local Library
Page 34
Brotherhood of St Laurence
Page 35 - 36
Support your local Businesses
Page 37
Lions Australia
Page 38
Crop Rotation Workshop
Page 40
CS Lions Club
Page 41
Caroline Springs Lakers
Page 42
Aquaponics for Beginners
Produce Swap Meet
The Second Chance
Page 43
Caroline Springs Fire Brigade
Page 44
Caroline Springs Police Update
Page 45
Puzzle Page
Page 46
Justice of the Peace available
Council welcomes funding for Melton town
centre works
Springs Medical Centre
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BILLING
No Appointment necessary
Caroline Springs Blvd
2-6 Caroline Springs Blvd Ph: 8390 4443
Ballarat Roa
• Travel Medicine
• FREE flu vaccine available
• Work Related injury
• Family Practice
CS
Hungry
Town
Jacks
• Skin Cancer Clinic
Centre
We are
here
Lake
• Skin spot & mole check
+
• Skin Surgery
Bunnings
• Anti- Wrinkle Injections $10/unit
Beside Hungry Jacks
• Women, Men, Children &
inside Pepin's
Elderly Health Checks
Pharmacy
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CS LIONS
Caroline Springs &
Meetings are 2nd and
month at The Club,
7.00pm for 7.30 Start
for more information
District Lions
4th Wed of the
Western Hwy
Ph: 9390 0073
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Caroline Springs
Seniors Group
Meet every Thursday at 10am at
Springside Children’s Community
Centre, 22 Becca Way Caroline
Springs. Contact Judy Taverner phone
9382 7047 or mobile 0402 637 421
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CS LIBRARY
First Friday Book Club
If you are interested in reading,
meeting others and having a good
discussion on literature, the First
Friday Book Club is for you. The next
two meetings will be on Friday 1 May
and Friday 5 June @ 10am.
There is an annual fee for Library
book clubs. For more information,
contact 9747 5300.
Monthly Chess Challenge
A new chess puzzle is issued on the
first Monday of each month. Puzzles
suited for ages 12+.
Come in to Chess Club on Mondays
from 3.30-4.30pm and pick up your
puzzle for the chance to win a
fantastic prize!
Knit & Chat Group
Come and join our knitting group that
meets fortnightly on Fridays. Bring
along your own projects and have an
enjoyable morning.
All levels
welcome. The next two meetings will
be on 8 and 22 May @ 11am. No
bookings required.
“The brotherʼs Quibble” by Aaron
Blabey will be read simultaneously
around Australia.
Wednesday 27 May @ 11am.
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Tell us what you have on &
where so we can include
in What’s on and Where
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Caroline Springs Square Shopping Centre
Ph: 8390 6819
Open 7 Days a Week
fruit & vegetables
Specials on sale from 1st May - 10th May
Imperial Mandarins
kg
9
4
.
$2
Brushed Potatos 5kg
bag
9
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$2
Japanese Pumpkin
New Season Pink Lady
Apples
kg
9
9
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$1
Crimson Grapes
kg
9
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$1
Sirena Tuna 95g
$0.89
kg
Ligo Mackerel
5 for
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Saba Bananas 454g
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Best Food Mayo 810g Filza Sunflower Oil 5lt
$9.00
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Large range of International groceries available:
Asian, South Africian, European, Middle East
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Rotary
Club of
Brimbank
Central
On May 9, 1975 the Rotary Club
of Brimbank Central begins its
four decade long journey of
community and international
service. One of nearly 35,000
Rotary Clubs peopled by 1.2
million members spread across all
continents, your local Rotary Club
meets weekly and this meeting is
not only a social event but also an
occasion to organise work on
Rotary's service goals.
The
Rotary motto is 'Service above
Self' and embodies the core
reason for the Club's existence.
Over 40 years this Rotary Club
has funded many local community
groups
and individuals in their
RESTORE
& REFRESH
response
to local need as well as
YOURSELF
funds the creation freshwater
supplies to a number of Filipino
villages in recent years. Together
with all other Rotary Clubs
worldwide it has joined the Rotary
International fight to eradicate
polio from the planet.
Rotary also has a special focus on
supporting
the
growth
of
leadership
and
intercultural
understanding in young people.
Indeed this Rotary Club has a
sister Club in Japan and members
RESTORE
REFRESH the student
often & accompany
YOURSELF
exchange of one of our local high
schools that visits their sister
school's city.
A local example of Rotary's focus
on youth is the upcoming
ʻCelebrating ART with Rotary Club
of Brimbank Centralʼ with local
Secondary Colleges to highlight
these decades of service.
Closing Date for the Next Edition of
the Community Update will be
Wednesday 20th May 2015 for
Advertising and Editorial
Open 7 days until 10:00pm
Now open for Lunch from 12 pmThursday - Sunday
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Phone: (03) 8361 7133 Fax: (03) 8361 7166
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Closing Date for the Next
Edition of the Community
Update will be Wednesday
20th May 2015 for
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Current Melbourne University students
For information on Tuition Rates please
contact us on the details below.
Address
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Contact
Mob - 0470 094 368
Email - [email protected]
2015 YAC Award and Grant recipients
The 2015 City of Melton Youth Achievement
Award and Grant recipients were officially
announced at a presentation event in
Caroline Springs on Friday 17 April to mark
the conclusion of National Youth Week.
The awards provide an opportunity to
recognise
and
celebrate
the
accomplishments of young people across
the City.
The recipients of the 2015 Youth Advisory
Committee (YAC) Awards are:
Leadership Award - Tegan Lafranchi
Positive Role Model Award - Samah Bakhsh
Determination Award - Sarah Spiteri
Social Justice Award - Marc Gillard
Inspiration Award – John Galea
Arts Award - Aqilah Ramli
Arts Award - Joseph Aumau
Active Achievement Award – Amber Mills
Positive Role Model Award - Stephanie Novak
2015 YAC Honours Award - Marc Gillard
Individual YAC grants of up to $500 and a
project grant of $5,000 were also presented
to 30 young people and one community
group at the event.
Caroline Springs
Seniors Spanish
Group
ph: 8358 4978
Meet every Tues
10am-1pm
fully licensed & B.Y.O. (wine only)
website: www.izumics.com.au
CS
Library
Caroli
Lake
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St
CS
Square
Lake Str
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Street
s Blvd
The Par
ade
College
ne Spr
ing
shop15C, 218-222,
caroline springs blvd (opposite CS library)
open: lunch: wed-sun 12pm -2:30pm
dinner: 7 days 5:30pm-9:30pm
Ph: 9360 4354 Mob: 0402 249 441
We Are
Here
St
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La
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CS
La
Springside Community Centre
22 Becca Way, Caroline Springs
Contact Mr JOSE CARPIO
ke
Melton City Council will host a
Community
Road
Safety
Forum on Wednesday 6 May,
6.45 – 9.30pm at Catholic
Regional College, Performing
Arts Centre, 109 Bulmans
Road, Melton.
Residents are encouraged to
attend, especially teenage
drivers and their parents. Guest
speakers will include Regional
Coordinating
Magistrate,
Sunshine and former Coroner
Noreen Toohey, Christine
Harrison from Road Trauma
Support Services, as well as
representatives from Melton
Police.
Free showbags with brochures
and educational material will be
available and everyone who
attends will go into the draw to
win six free driving lessons.
For more information on the
Community
Road
Safety
Forum contact Melton City
Councilʼs Road Safety Officer
on 9747 7200.
Family Law & Litigation
Binding Financial Agreements
Business Sales & Purchases
Civil Litigation
- Over 17 years experience
Building Disputes
- Specialising in family law
Debt Collection
- Reasonable rates
Wills & Probates
- After hours appointments available
Conveyancing
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Mattresses - Bases - Pillows - Kids Beds
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[email protected]
Come along to Community
Road Safety Forum
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Selling or Leasing?
Call your areas most
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on 9363 1455
[email protected]
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Shackled by your financial situation?
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conversation is entirely confidential."
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1800 ASK CFG(275 234) or
[email protected]
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Trill Music Studio has a long established
reputation in providing Affordable,
High quality music lessons.
Our Studio Provides:
• Individual lessons in: Piano/Keyboard, Singing and Guitar.
• Shared lessons in: Piano and Singing
• Group Singing Lessons
Group Singing lessons $15 for 45min
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Located near shops, corner
Hume drive and Goulray Road
Caroline Springs
Thinking of Leasing?
Dear Property Owner,
Are you thinking of leasing or would you like a
complimentary market appraisal? If so then please
contact me for a confidential discussion about your
property.
Kind Regards
Pamela Latorre 0478 398 208
[email protected]
1C, 399 Melton Highway, Taylors Lakes, VIC, 3038
Council Meeting
dates 2015
Melton City Council meeting
dates for 2015 have been set.
Ordinary meetings of Council
are held at the Council
Chambers,
Melton
Civic
Centre, 232 High Street,
Melton, on Tuesdays at 7pm.
Melton City Council Mayor, Cr
Sophie Ramsay encouraged
residents to attend Council
Meetings.
“I encourage residents to come
along to see your elected
representatives discuss and
debate local issues and
projects,” Cr Sophie Ramsay
said.
Council Meetings in 2015 will
be held on the following dates:
• 26 May
• 23 June
• 14 July
• 11 August *Caroline Springs
Civic Centre & Library
For more information please
contact Councilʼs Governance
unit on 9747 7200.
Caroline Springs
Seniors Spanish
Group
Meet every Tues
10am-1pm
Ph: 9360 4354 Mob: 0402 249 441
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Have your say on proposed
2015/2016 Budget
Avanti at Witchmount
Restaurant
City of Melton residents are invited to comment
on Melton City Councilʼs proposed 2015/2016
Budget, on public exhibition until Friday 22 May
2015.
A significant capital works program of $25.4
million has been planned for 2015/2016. These
works will deliver new, and renew existing,
community infrastructure and other assets
within the City of Melton.
Highlights of the proposed 2015/2016 Budget
include the construction of the Bridge Road
Athletics and Hockey facility, Burnside Heights
Children
and
Community
Centre,
redevelopment of the Aged Precinct in
McKenzie
Street,
Melton,
streetscape
improvements, commencement of the Abbey
Road Bridge and a footpath replacement
program. Another highlight of the proposed
2015/2016 Budget is the increase in Council
pensioner rebates from $65 to $70.
For the 2015/2016 financial year, Council is
proposing a 4.4 % overall increase in the level
of rates and charges. Residents are
encouraged to have their say on the proposed
2015/2016 Budget by making a written
submission. Interested members of the
community can make their
submissions until 5pm on Friday
22 May 2015.
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lifephysio
The Section 223 Committee
meeting to consider submissions
will be held on Tuesday 2 June at
7pm in the Council Chambers at
the Civic Centre in Melton.
For more information or to view
the proposed 2015/2016 Budget
documents in full, contact
Councilʼs Customer Service unit
on 9747 7200, inspect one of the
display copies at the Civic
Centre, Melton Library or
Caroline Springs Library
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PLAYERS WANTED
Cairnlea Croquet Club invites new and experienced players to join
us for a game Tuesday and Friday at 9-30am
Victorian Croquet Centre Noble Banks Drive, Cairnlea
Phone 8361-8887
Suitable for all fitness Levels Tea / Coffee provided
Buy 1 Get 1
Free
Shop 19 CS Square Lake St
Phone: 9363 8511
Trading Hours:
Mon – Wed 7.30am – 5.30pm
Thurs – Fri
7.30am – 7.00pm
Saturday
8.00am -5.30pm
Sunday
8.30am – 5.30pm
Available for all
Hot & Cold drinks
Free drink must be of the
same or lesser value
Conditions apply ...
Available at Caroline Springs Store Only
Valid Until 31/05/2015
EFTPOS available Min $10 spend. Senior Card 10% disc on drinks only.
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Find us on
Facebook
Caroline Springs Community
Update is now on Facebook so
we invite you to log on and
check out what is new in the
area that has not been
published in the Community
Update.
We invite you to log on and Like
us on Facebook (Search for CS
Community Update) and help
us spread the news to the
community about what is
happening in the local area. If
you have a story that you think
we should look into or you
would like to publish then
please send us the details at
[email protected]
MUSICIANS WANTED:
Adults of all ages.
I am looking at developing a
Caroline Springs Orchestra to
play original pieces of music. If
you love to jam, have fun and
do occasional performances for
the community, you will be
suited to this new group.
Currently looking for musicians
with very good to advanced
levels of music understanding
and practical skills. Rehearsal
times and dates will be
negotiated once a group has
been put together. Must have
own instrument.
For further information call
Giovanna: 0410477373
Thinking of Leasing
If you are thinking of leasing or would
like a complimentary market appraisal,
please contact me for a confidential
discussion about your property.
Kind Regards
Samantha Barnes 0437 265 966
[email protected]
1/242 Caroline Springs Blvd, Caroline Springs
| caroline springs
Call: 9999 9888
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Find us on Facebook
Springs Stitchers
Caroline Springs Community Update is now on Facebook so we
invite you to log on and check out what is new in the area that
has not been published in the Community Update.
BYO
projects
of
patchwork/quilting,
sewing,
knitting, crocheting, embroidery
and meet with other ladies for a
couple of hours twice a month.
We invite you to log on and Like us on Facebook (Search for CS
Community Update) and help us spread the news to the
community about what is happening in the local area.
Venue:
Stevenson House
Address:
10
Stevenson
Crescent, Caroline Springs
Briony Leo, Registered Psychologist
Date: 2nd and 4th Thursdays
Time: From 7.30pm – 9.30pm
Cost: $5.00 per session
Briony Leo has a MPsych (Counselling) degree and is a
registered psychologist. Briony has a special interest in
working with clients experiencing anxiety and depression, relationship issues, adjustment issues, grief and
loss, and isolation. She is interested in helping clients
use their strengths to overcome difficulties and to
assist them to grow and flourish in their relationships
and lives.
Individual and Group programs are available during the week or on Saturdays.
For more information, please call 9217 6407.
Contact: Catherine Stone
Phone: 0413 131 277
Email:
[email protected]
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Using medical advice to choose lifestyle changes
Paleo, sugar-free, gluten-free, dairyfree, meat-free, low-carb – so many
people are making significant dietary
lifestyle changes without a full
understanding of the food their body
needs to stay healthy now – and in
the future.
Active Medical GP Dr Victor Sammut
says the desire to make dietary
changes is often fuelled by body
image concerns or as a response to
avoid further complications later on
from diabetes, high blood pressure,
arthritis, obesity, sleep apnoea and
other disorders.
“It is fantastic that people are taking
the initiative in doing something about
alleviating their symptoms such as
eczema, asthma, digestive problems
and low-energy and mood,” Dr
Sammut said.
“But it is important to work together
with your GP to make sure that the
changes you make are not depleting
your body of essential nutrients and
making your symptoms even worse,”.
“Low vitamin and mineral levels, such
as iron, in your body can affect your
mood, energy level and lead to
serious
conditions
such
as
osteoporosis and joint issues in the
future.
“Yes, itʼs important to make positive
dietary changes – but not without first
having the appropriate tests done to
show exactly what your deficiencies
are. Otherwise, youʼre just guessing.”
Dr Sammut said the same approach
should be taken by people wanting to
overcome eczema, asthma and
chronic digestive problems like
diarrhoea and bloating.
“If you do need to make changes, your
GP can support you and we also have
a dietician and diabetes educator at
our practice to give you even more
expert help.” Dr Sammut said.
“We can send you for tests that show
if you are sensitive to foods including
wheat and dairy, and there are
diabetic and pre-diabetic tests that
show how your body responds to
sugar,”
Active Medical also has Dorevitch
Pathology onsite, so if your doctor
recommends blood or glucose tests
you can organise them straight away.
Make a booking to speak to a GP
about how you think your diet and
lifestyle may be affecting your health
by phoning Active Medical on 03 9363
0954,
book
online
via
www.activemedicalcentre.com.au or
visit Active Medical at 228 – 232
Caroline Springs Blvd, Caroline
Springs.
Appointments
NOW
OPEN
Available
Actively caring
for your family
Book a consultation,
Mon - Fri: 8:30am towe’re
5:30pm
, Sat:
9am to 1pm
here
to listen
Patient parking available at rear
Bulk billing for children aged 15 and under,
health care card, pensioner and DVA card holders.
On the spot Medicare rebates available.
Family General Practice
• GP Services
• Psychologist
• Exercise Physiologist
• Podiatrist
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Opening hours Monday to Thursday 9.00am to 8.00pm,
Friday 9.00am to 9.00pm,
Saturday 9.00am to 6.00pm & Sunday 10.00am to 6.00pm
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Summersault - Justice Crew
Photographic Exhibition
Thinking of Leasing
Imagine Melton is thrilled to
present the Summersault - Justice
Crew Photographic Exhibition.
If you are thinking of leasing or would
like a complimentary market appraisal,
please contact me for a confidential
discussion about your property.
When
5:00 PM - 5:00 PM 13 May 2015
Kind Regards
Anita Nikolopoulos 0437 311 491
[email protected]
1/242 Caroline Springs Blvd, Caroline Springs
| caroline springs
Call: 9999 9888
Where
Caroline Springs Civic Centre
Library
193 - 201 Caroline Springs
Boulevard Caroline Springs Vic
3023
Event details
Justice Crew dominated the Main
Stage at Summersault.
Now, Imagine Melton is thrilled to
present the Summersault - Justice
Crew Photographic Exhibition at
CS Gallery for the month of April.
Offering Lessons in:
Guitar / Bass / Piano / Keyboards
Singing / Drums / Violin / Woodwinds
Mandolin / Guitar Ensembles / Theory
Band Workshops
Group lessons from $11 per half hour
For your chance to win one of
these exclusive prints, please
complete the feedback form
avaliable at the Caroline Springs
Library counter.
Caroline Springs School of Music
Exam and VCE Preparation available
Toddlers Program – $10.00 per class + GST
Shop 22, 13-15 Lake Street Caroline Springs 3023
P: 03 9363 0662 F: 03 8390 4367
E: [email protected]
W: www.carolinespringsschoolofmusic.com.au
Insta
Take advantage of
great car deals
The end of the financial year is fast approaching and car
dealers are already starting to prepare for the sales. As we
approach June, car manufacturers and dealers have targets
that need to be met.
What does this mean for you? It’s a great time for you to get
that new car - at a reduced price! Start looking for your car
now before the stock is cleared.
CONTACT : Dominic Audino
1800 ASK CFG(275 234) or
[email protected]
ACL: 390825 ABN: 17429729572
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That’s where we come in! Did you know that we have access
to a number of different specialist motor vehicle financiers?
This will ensure that we can find the right finance package for
you and your dream car!
Don’t Wait! Speak to us today to find
out more about how we can help you.
Winners will be announced weekly.
We have 5 limited edition prints to
give away.
Caroline Springs Library opening
hours:
Monday to Friday 8.00am 5.30pm (8.30pm Wednesday only)
Saturday 10.00am - 1.00pm
Sunday 1.00pm - 4.00pm
Contact
For more information please
contact Events and Culture
Tel: 9747 7200
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empty promises.
not
New Coburn
Ward Councillor
Myles Bentley was officially sworn in
as the new Councillor for Coburn
Ward at the Melton Council
Chambers on 1 April 2015.
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Cr Bentley was declared successful
following a countback of Coburn
Ward votes from the 2012 Council
Elections conducted by the Victorian
Electoral Commission on Tuesday
31 March 2015. All eligible Coburn
Ward candidates from the general
election were included in the
countback.
Cr Bentley replaces Michael
Matalewski who resigned from his
position in February.
Cr Bentley joins Mayor, Cr Sophie
Ramsey and Cr Bob Turner as
Councillors representing Coburn
Ward, which covers Melton,
Brookfield, Melton South, Kurunjang
and Melton West.
City of Melton Mayor, Cr Sophie
Ramsey congratulated Cr Bentley
on his new position.
"Council is excited to welcome Cr
Bentley to our team. His passion,
professionalism and dedication to
our community has already been
exhibited through his volunteer
efforts
and
local
work
commitments.
"We look forward to his valued
input throughout the remainder of
this Council term."
9363 7200
1042 Western Highway, Caroline Springs
(next to Masters Home Improvement)
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Cr
Bentley
thanked
the
community for its continued
support.
"I value this opportunity to work in
partnership with Melton City
Council
staff,
my
fellow
Councillors and our community,"
he said.
Mothering is not for the faint hearted
The role of mother encompasses so many other roles: carer, chef, taxi driver, events
coordinator, house keeper, teacher, nurse and the list goes on and on. God has placed in
mothers such a capacity to show love with whatever skill is needed at the time!
Mothering is not for the faint hearted! From the moment your first child is born your life has
changed forever. You discover a new set of emotions joy, fear, love that you never new you
had. When my first daughter was born I really had no idea what it was to be a mother but
somehow you just do it and learn as you go. By baby number six I felt like I was swimming,
trying to keep afloat. The endless nappies, mess, fatigue, noise. As each baby came along,
life got fuller, crazier and I wouldnʼt change it for anything!
To be a mother is a God given privilege with huge responsibility. The Bible tells us, “Children
are a heritage from the Lord and a reward” (Psalm 127:3). To be able to mould and guide a
young life is not easy but I have found that where God has given us a task to do He gives us
the guidance and help to do it. Even when we make mistakes children are very forgiving and
loyal and so is God!
I donʼt have nappies to change anymore but life is no less full. As my girls get older I am still
needed to be there for them, to listen, to soothe, to give advice, to be a constant for them in
a world that is full of pressures. I need Gods guidance all the more.
I thankfully have had my mother to help teach me be a mother. Many donʼt have this, or their
experience of their mother has not been a positive one. We need to help each other.
Here are three things I have learnt that may help you:
1) Lighten up on myself! I am not perfect I will make mistakes but I will never stop trying to be
the best mum I can be.
2) My children donʼt need to have the best of everything to survive. We have loved second
hand clothes! My girls love it if someone gives us a bag to rummage through as much as
they love going and buying something new. I realized to that they donʼt need a gourmet lunch
everyday to confirm Iʼm a good mother.
3) God is my help. Short prayers of ʻHelp Iʼm sinking!” do work! So many times when I have
prayed that prayer at moments of feeling totally overwhelmed God has answered with help.
Maybe a friend has called at the right time or a child has said something that melts my heart!
To mothers who are feeling overwhelmed, hang in there, talk to other mums and go easy on
yourself. Realize that it is a privilege to be a mother and there is help to do it. To those who
havenʼt had a good example to follow, forgive your mum and choose to do better. To those
who support mums, keep loving them they need you. The Bible is also clear that we need to
honour our mums. Exodus 20:12 says “Honor your Father and your mother,” This is the only
command that comes with a promise, “so that you may live long and that it may go well with
you” (Deuteronomy 5:16).
Ps Melissa Maher together with her husband Craig are Senior Pastors of INChurch Melbourne
which commenced in Caroline Springs in October 2014. She has a passion to equip women
and girls to find their God-given purpose and destiny.
INChurch Melbourne every week has a 9:30am Sunday Family Friendly Service and P to
Grade 6 Kids Program. They meet at WestWaters 10 Lake St Caroline Springs. They have
a special Mothers Day Service planned on 10th May. All Welcome.
For more info on INChurch Melbourne go to: www.inchurchmelbourne.com.au
Caroline Springs
Seniors Spanish Group
Meet every Tues
10am-1pm
Ph: 9360 4354 Mob: 0402 249 441
Are you worrying about your childs
performance at school?
Don’t Leave it Too Late!
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Special classes for
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One-on-One Tutoring and
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Conducted by VIT
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EDTrack
Education Institute
BROOKSIDE COMMUNITY CENTRE
Federation Way, Caroline Springs
from 1:30pm on Saturdays and
4:00pm on Mon & Wed
Ph: 9010 6133 Mob: 0405 297 297
Web: www.edtrack.info
We have helped hundreds of school children so far.....
Parents do not wait, talk to us today!!!
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Serving Caroline Springs since 2003
Winter is almost here. Book an appointment for your
Flu Vaccine
NOW Available
Modern Medical
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Call: 8361 7688
or book online at
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1042 Western Highway, Caroline Springs 3023
OPEN: Mon to Thurs 8am - 6.30pm, Fri 8am - 6pm, Sat 9am - 5pm
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City of Melton
playgrounds named
among the best
The City of Melton can officially
lay claim to having some of the
best playgrounds in Melbourne,
with two local parks named in
the top 50 by Melbourne
Playgrounds.
The group recently reviewed
playgrounds
throughout
Melbourne and the Geelong
region and included Navan
Park, located at Cnr Coburns
and Centenary Avenue, Melton
West and Tenterfield Park
located at Tenterfield Drive,
Burnside Heights on its list.
Book Now for Mother’s Day
Catering Available - Order Now Open for Lunch & Dinner
Yum Cha Available
for Lunch Time Only
Tel: 8390 6635
Shop 14c
218 - 222 Caroline Springs Blvd,
Caroline Springs VIC 3023
Located next to Daiso
Parking Available next to Westpac Bank
Fully Licensed and B.Y.O. (Wine Only)
Trading Hours
Mon - Thu: Lunch 12pm - 3pm, Dinner 5pm - 10pm
Friday: Lunch 12pm - 3pm, Dinner 5pm - 10:30pm
Saturday: 12.00pm - 10.30pm, Sunday - Public Hol: 12.00pm - 10.00pm
Find out more information
about Navan Park, Tenterfield
Park and the other great
playgrounds in the City of
Melton
Find out more about Melbourne
P l a y g r o u n d s ,
http://www.melbourneplaygrou
nds.com.au/
Mon-Fri 10:30am - 5:00pm
Saturday 11:00am - 4:30pm
Taco Bill
Caroline Springs
Now Located at
31 Taylors Rd
Keilor Downs
NEW
OWNERS.
NEW
CHEFS.
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KEILOR DOWNS
8358 5466
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Valid for your entire dining party, Dine in or Take Away. Open for Dinner 7 days.
Valid until 30 June 2015. Not Valid with any other discounts or offers.
KEILOR DOWNS
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Update will be Wednesday
20th May 2015 for
AMAL
MECHANICAL
PRESTIGE AUTOMOTIVE SOLUTIONS
Specialising in:
Mechanical Repairs
New Car Service
E.F.I. Tuning & Electrical
Exhaust & Suspension
Brake and Clutch
European Car Flash Tuning - Certain Models
Premium Service incl. Wash, Vac, Deodoriser
Sam - Workshop Manager
Factory 10, 15 Eucumbene Drive
Ravenhall (Caroline Springs) 3023
Tel: 8348 5619
Change your Halogen
down-lights for FREE
The VEET scheme is a Victorian Government initiative,
designed to make energy efficiency improvements more
affordable. Under this scheme we are able to install
nondimmable* LED Lights for free. For more information feel
free to contact us
Contact: Mathew 0490 043 826
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ANZAC DAY CENTENARY – LEST WE FORGET
This year marked the 100th anniversary of the
landing at Gallipoli, a day that history we will not
forget.
I had the honour today to join the Melton and
Caroline Springs community to pay tribute to those
men and women who have fought and died in
service of our nation.
The Anzac Day
C e n t e n a r y
celebrations
recognised
not
only the original
Anzacs
who
served at Gallipoli
and the Western Front, but commemorate more
than a century of service by Australian servicemen
and women in wars, conflicts and peacekeeping
operations.
With thousands of residents attending the
ceremonies in Melton and Caroline Springs, it was
inspiring to see so many people acknowledge the
brave men and women who have served, and
continue to serve, our nation during times of war
and peace.
On this significant anniversary we remember the
bravery, courage and sacrifice of all who served
and give our eternal gratitude to the sailors,
soldiers, airmen and women, past and present, who
have given so much for us and our country.
Australians have fought and fallen
in Europe and Africa, in Papua
New Guinea through to Korea,
Malaya, Vietnam, and more
recently, Iraq and the mountains
of Afghanistan – defending
nations and keeping us at peace.
We salute their service and
honour their memory.
Lest we forget.
THE HON
BRENDAN OʼCONNOR MP
Gilson College
CONGRATULATIONS!
Hard work, diligence and support have all come together and resulted in a good outcome for the
2014 Dux of Gilson College. Alisha Costabile received an ATAR of 99 and is to be commended for her
outstanding academic work throughout her VCE program at Gilson College. Alisha is now studying
biomedicine at Melbourne University and she is pictured here with her twin sister and some friends
Diep (Science – Melbourne).
Nurture for today.
Learning for tomorrow.
Character for life.
Taylors Hill Campus, 450 Taylors Rd, Taylors Hill, VIC 3037
P (03) 9717 7300 F (03) 9717 6512 E [email protected] WEB www.gilson.vic.edu.au
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Simultaneous storytime reading at the library
When
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM 27 May 2015
Where
Melton City Council Libraries
We are renowned for our ability to
provide unique creative solutions to all
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signage/visual
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Event details
National Simultaneous Storytime is on again.
The book for 2015 is The Brothers Quibble written and illustrated
by Aaron Blabey.
National Simultaneous Storytime is an annual campaign put on by
the Australian Library and Information Association.
The campaign aims to encourage more young Australians to read
and enjoy books.
TIME:
10:30am @ Melton Library & Learning Hub, 31 McKenzie Street
Melton
11:00am @Caroline Springs Library/Civic Centre, 193-201
Caroline Springs Blvd Caroline Springs
Free event. No booking required.
Podiatry
Private health insurance rebates
Diabetic foot assessments
Corns and callouses
Ingrown nails
Fungal infections
Orthotics
Heel Pain
Bunions
Warts
Growing pains
Pain in the ball of the foot
Sports injuries
Children’s feet
Complete footcare
Melbourne Metro Clinics:
VIC Regional Clinics:
• Melbourne City • Blackburn
• Leongatha
• Caroline Springs • Elsternwick
Do your KIDS
SUFFER?
• Pigeon toed • Out toed • Clumsy feet • Growing pains
BEFORE
AFTER
Melbourne Metro Clinics:
VIC Regional Clinics:
• Melbourne City • Blackburn
• Leongatha
• Caroline Springs • Elsternwick
Both hereditary and environmental factors can cause
structural and muscular problems to develop in Children’s
feet, knees, legs and back – But there is a solution!
Give your child the best start in life!
Phone:
1300 135 374
Phone:
1300 135 374
www.melbournewalkingclinic.com.au
www.melbournewalkingclinic.com.au
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Got a story you
want to include?
We at the Community Update
are always looking to improve
the Community Update so if
there is a story or a feature about
a Community Group, Service
Club
or
Not
for
Profit
organisation that you would like
to see us include in the
Community Update then we
would love to hear from you. Just
send us an email with the details
of the story or feature & we will
be happy to include.
The Closing date for the next
edition of the Community Update
will be the 22nd April 2015.
Please check out our website at
www.monsoonprint.com.au for
more information.
V
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Staff Wanted
Permanent Part Time / Casual
Seeking Waiting Staff
• Must have A La Carte Experience
• Local Winery Restaurant
• Must be available Weekends
• Flexible Hours
• Must have own Transport
Call Joe Ph: 9747 1177
Victoria University
Secondary College
Create The Future
Take a tour of the College and learn about how
your child can achieve their personal best.
ENROL
NOW FOR
2016
Early University Program
Victoria University Secondary
College is a government
co-educational Year 7–12
college across three campuses.
Our staff and students strive
to live by the College’s values:
aspire to achieve, work to
strengthen not only our
community but local and global
communities and show respect
for ourselves and others.
AVID & Study Skills Program
Music & Performing Arts
Sports & Rugby Academy
Trade Training Centre
Careers & Aspirations Programs
Leadership Programs
TEAM 9 Program
www.vusc.vic.edu.au
Junior Campus
Senior Campus
88 Billingham Road,
Deer Park, Victoria 3023
P 03 9363 1155
5A Jamieson Street,
St Albans, Victoria 3021
P 03 8312 0200
Trade Training Centre
Cairnlea Campus
Ken Jordan Road, Cairnlea, Victoria 3023
P 03 8312 0200
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Certificate III & Diploma of
Early Childhood Education & Care
Why Study with Us?
• Supportive classroom based training
• Weekdays, Saturdays (one day per fortnight) or
Evenings (one evening per week)
• Experienced Trainers and Workplace Mentors
• Guaranteed Practical Placement - Sydenham, Hillside, Melton, Melton South
• Opportunity for employment
Early Learning Institute of
Training & Education believe that
educational
outcomes
are
maximised when learning occurs
in a combination of classroom
based delivery, a simulated work
environment
and
supported
learning in the workplace
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday: 9:00am to 5:00pm
550 Melton Highway, Sydenham VIC 3037
Ph: 8358 2192
[email protected]
www.earlylearninginstitute.com.au
TOID: 41095
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ABN: 12 155 240 305
Celebrate Neighbourhood
House Week
Neighbourhood houses across the City of
Melton are rolling out the welcome mats for
Neighbourhood House Week to be held
between Monday 11 and Sunday 17 May
2015.
Update will be
A number of free activities will be taking
place to celebrate neighbourhood houses
throughout the week including meditation
sessions, jewellery making workshops,
information sessions by Alzheimerʼs
Australia, Diabetes Australia and on
Womenʼs Health, morning and afternoon
teas and a Meet the Neighbourhood House
Team event. The official opening of the
renovated Melton South Community Centre
at the DJ Cunningham Centre will also be
held on Tuesday 12 May, 2pm - 3pm.
Residents can contact the following
Neighbourhood Houses for opening times
and more information on specific activities:
Djerriwarrh Community House - 239 Station
Road, Melton - 8746 1000
Hillside Community Centre - Recreation
Reserve, Royal Crescent, Hillside - 9449
8027
Shop 57, CS Square, 29-35 Lake St
Caroline Springs 3023
Ph: (03) 8390 0810
www.halcyonhealth.net.au
Melton South Community Centre 41 Exford Road, Melton South
- 9747 8576
Stevenson House - 10 Stevenson
Crescent, Caroline Springs 9363 5137
Ph 8390 2266
Taylors Hill Neighbourhood House
- 121 Calder Park Drive, Taylors
Hill - 9747 5424
Caring Help and Advice
for you and your pet!
225 Caroline Springs Boulevard
www.carolinespringsvet.com.au
Treating Pets like family is our promise fulfilled
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Deer Park Probus
We are an association for retired or semi-retired people. THE
COMBINED PROBUS CLUB OF DEER PARK meets on the
second Wednesday of each month at “THE CLUB” 1312-1322
Western Highway, Caroline Springs. The club meets at 10.00am.
Activities include day and extended trips, theatre, guest speakers
and lunches. Visitors are welcome. Inquiries: KATH 0424 315 206, LAURIE
9363 8053
Staff Wanted
Permanent Part Time / Casual
Seeking Chef - Casual Cook
• Must have Kitchen Experience
• Experience in A La Carte Restaurant a must
• Local Winery Restaurant
• Must be available Weekends
• Must have own Transport
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Call Joe Ph: 9747 1177
Neighbourhood
Watch
A Group of Local
Residents are trying
to
initiate
Neighbourhood
Watch program in
Caroline Springs.
Valentines Day
AsSaturday
we know the Neighbourhood
once14
February
started and closed down due to lack
of interest. A number of residents have
already
been
registered
with
Neighbourhood Watch, but been told
that they would need at least 300
participants in order to start the
program again.
Please register your details via
following link. We are trying to create
safe Neighbourhood for us and our
love ones.
http://www.nhw.com.au/GettingInvolved
Local Church Meeting Times
Anglican Church Caroline Springs
248 Caroline Springs Blvd 10am Sunday
Brimbank Presbyterian Church
Sydenham Community Hub, 10am Sunday
Transform Church
The Corner Of Rita & Vule Street St Albans
Celebration Service - Sunday 10:00AM
Kingdom Empowerment Sessions - Wednesday 7:30PM
Caroline Springs/Sydenham Uniting Church
514-516 Melton Hwy, Sydenham (Town Well building next door to
My Smile dentist) 5pm Sunday
Fussy Eating
Having trouble getting your child to eat new
foods?
When
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM 13 May 2015
Where
Caroline Springs Library
193 Caroline Springs Boulevard Caroline Springs
Vic 3023
Catherine of Siena Catholic Church
28 College Street, Caroline Springs
6pm Saturday 9am & 10.30am Sunday
Event details
FREE information session on Fussy Eating.
Church of Christ / Iglesia Ni Cristo
Keilor Downs Community Centre, 70 Taylors Rd, Keilor Downs, 5pm
Saturday, Tuesday 8pm, Wed 10am
Learn tips and tricks to ensure your child is getting
optimal nutrition for growth and development. Talk
with a dietician in a relaxed and comfortable
setting.
Faith Community Church
A Wesleyan Methodist Church 1 Hepburn Way, 10.30am Sunday
Gilson College Community Church
Gilson College, Taylors Road, 10am Saturday
Holy Apostles Anglican Church
Cnr. Sun Crescent and Anderson Rd, Sunshine
9.30am Wed, 8am & 10am Sun, 1pm in Dinka
1st Sun in the month combined services 10.30am
Lifespring Church
Stevenson House, 10 Stevenson Crescent, 10am Sunday
Council event
Free
Contact
For more information please contact Sarah Grace
Tel: 9747 7200
Living Springs Baptist Church
1430 Western Highway (via Clarke Road),
Sunday School is 10:00am Sunday Service 11:00am
New Life Believers Fellowship
6 Helene Street, Ardeer, Vic 3022
Sunday 10:30 am to 12:00 midday
Pastor: Ernie Cartas 0425 831 754
Next Generation Apostolic Pentecostal Church
Brookside, Community Centre Federation Way (off Caroline Springs
Blvd) Sunday 5pm – http://nextgenmelbourne.com
Sydenham Baptist Church
350 Calder Park Drive, Sydenham Sunday Services 9am and 11am
The Potters House Christian Fellowship
115 Westwood Drive, Burnside 3023
Sunday 10:30am & 6pm Wednesday 7:30pm
United Pentecostal Church Caroline Springs
Level 1 Quest Apartments 234 Caroline Springs Blvd
Sunday 10am & 6pm, Thursday 7:30pm
Pastor Michael Celovski 9390 5373, 0417 384 685
Westside Baptist Church
1st Deer Park Scouts Hall (Sassella Park) Station Road Deer Park
Sunday 9:45am 11am & 6PM Thurs 7pm
Word For The World Christian Church
Brookside Community Centre Federation Way (Off Caroline Springs
Blvd) 10.30 am Sunday 8.00 pm Thursday
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Happy Mothers Day
The Community Update
would like to wish all
Mothers
a
Happy
Mothers Day.
We hope you all have a
great day and get spoilt
by the ones you love.
Exhibition
Exhibition
between between
4-12 May4-12 May
Hunt Club Hunt
Community
Club Community
Arts Centre,
Arts Centre,
775 Ballarat
775
Road,
Ballarat
DeerRoad,
Park 3023
Deer Park 3023
Mothers Day Sunday
10th May.
CELEBRATING ART
W I T H R O TA R Y C L U B O F B R I M B A N K C E N T R A L
Theme: ‘Celebrating Rotary Club of
Brimbank
Central’s 40 years of service to the community’
CELEBRATING ART
O P E N I N G
N I G H T
W I T H R O TA R Y C L U B O F B R I M B A N K C E N T R A L
Theme: ‘Celebrating Rotary Club of
Brimbank
Central’s 40 years of service to the community’
MONDAY
2015
2015
THE
O P4TH
E MAY
N I N G
MONDAY
5:00PM FOR 5:30PM
THE 4TH MAY
5:00PM FOR 5:30PM
N I G H T
The Rotary Club of Brimbank Central, Inc. presents an
Secondary College students which focus on the theme
‘Celebrating Rotary Club of Brimbank Central’s 40 years
of service to the community’. Winners will be selected and
prizes will be awarded on the opening night. A ‘People’s
Choice Award’ will be given and you are encouraged to come
early to vote for your favourite painting. Light refreshments
will be served.
Nilda Escalante, President
Rotary Club of Brimbank Central, District 9800
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RSVP by 15th April 2015
Please contact:
Nonie P Gionfriddo, Project Coordinator
Mob: 0408 312 033 or email: [email protected]
WHAT’S ON @ YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY
Upcoming events
Caroline
Springs
Book Chat
Club
If you enjoy books, movies and chatting, feel free to join in on the fortnightly discussions at the
library on Wednesdays at 11am. The next meetings will be on 13 and 27 May.
All welcome. No bookings required. For more information, contact 9747 5300.
Biggest Morning Tea
Help support the fight against Cancer by taking part in our Biggest Morning Tea. Funds raised
help support the Cancer Councilʼs vital work. Thursday 28 May @ 10am. Gold coin donation.
New Online Events Calendar and Booking System
The library service has launched a new library
events calendar listing all our events and activities
month by month. This includes all storytimes,
babytimes, school holiday activities and author
talks, now able to be viewed via the libraryʼs
webpage www.melton.vic.gov.au/library . It allows
you to book events online from the comfort of your
own home using your library card. Library patrons
are also able to view and cancel their bookings
with a few simple mouse clicks. Of course events
and programs can still be booked in person at the
library using the library catalogue.
First Friday Book Club
If you are interested in reading, meeting others
and having a good discussion on literature, the
First Friday Book Club is for you. The next two
meetings will be on Friday 1 May and Friday 5
June @ 10am.
There is an annual fee for Library book clubs. For
more information, contact 9747 5300.
Monthly Chess Challenge
A new chess puzzle is issued on the first Monday
of each month. Puzzles suited for ages 12+.
Come in to Chess Club on Mondays from 3.304.30pm and pick up your puzzle for the chance to
win a fantastic prize!
Knit & Chat Group
Come and join our knitting group that meets
fortnightly on Fridays. Bring along your own
projects and have an enjoyable morning. All
levels welcome. The next two meetings will be on
8 and 22 May @ 11am. No bookings required.
“The brotherʼs Quibble” by Aaron Blabey will be
read simultaneously around Australia.
Wednesday 27 May @ 11am.
Library Hours
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
8am-8.30pm
8am-5.30pm
8am-8.30pm
8am-5.30pm
8am-5.30pm
10am-1pm
1pm-4pm
Poetry with Paul
Poet Paul Mitchell will be bringing his talent to Caroline Springs to inspire all budding poets in
a free workshop. Saturday 30 May @ 10.30am.
Bookings required via the online events calendar or 9747 5300.
Million Stars Project
Coming soon – a workshop to learn how to make paper ribbon stars to contribute to the Million
Stars Project. This project, initiated in memory of Jill Meagher, seeks to bring peace and non
violence into the world by focusing on the light that stars bring in and stamping out the darkness
that violence brings. Watch the library website www.melton.vic.gov.au/library for the
announcement of the workshop.
Baby Time
A fun, interactive and educational program for babies aged 0-36months. Activities include
rhymes, singing, fingerplays, books and an introduction to Auslan. Sessions run for 30 minutes
every Tuesday and Friday @ 10am.
Boardom
Test your skills on our board games every Tuesday 3.30 – 4.30pm during the school term. All
ages welcome. Parental supervision required for under 12s.
Chess Club
Learn strategic techniques and practice your skills on our chess boards. All ages welcome.
Parental supervision required for under 12s. Every Monday 3.30 – 4.30pm during the school
term.
Crafternoon for Teens
Join us for a fun filled afternoon designing your very own craft activity. Once a month there will
be a feature activity. Suitable for teens 12 years and over.
Every Thursday 3.30 – 4.30pm during the school term.
CS Scribes
Come and be part of this writing group that offers support, advice and a fresh approach to
writing and publishing. The group meets weekly on Wednesdays, 6.30 – 8.30pm.
For more information, contact 9747 5300 or email [email protected]
Dungeons and Dragons
Dungeons and Dragons is an exciting campaign that plays one epic encounter at a time. You
will defeat enemies, solve puzzles, finish quests and perform heroic deeds. All ages welcome.
Parental supervision required for under 12s. Every Friday 3.30 – 5pm during the school term.
English Conversation Classes for Adults
Come along and improve your English speaking, reading and writing skills.
Classes are held every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday @ 9.30am during the school term.
For more information, please contact 9747 5300.
Job Lab @ Melton Library
Need more computer time for your job seeking journey? Join our free Job Lab @ Melton Library
& Learning Hub every Friday, 10am – 12noon. Receive computer assistance and general
guidance. Learn how to attach a resume, navigate job search databases, use the WRAP
website effectively and much more. No bookings required. For more information, contact 9747
5300.
Caroline Springs Library / Civic Centre
193-201 Caroline Springs Blvd, Caroline Springs
www.melton.vic.gov.au/library
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Support your Local Businesses
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Negative gearings, Home & Commercial Builders,
Electricians, Plumbers, Concreters, Carpenters,
Subcontractors, GP and Specialist Practitioners,
IT, SMEs, Wholesalers, Retailers, Airliners,
Caravan parks, Aged care homes,
Non profit entities and many more.
Synthetic & Natural turf installations.
New garden designs
Garden rejuvenation packages – perfect if you
are trying to sell!
Take back your garden and enjoy the true
outdoor living lifestyle.
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Bundoora and Mernda.
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Ph: 0425 414 418
Services Include:
• Intruder Alarms, • CCTV Surveillance,
• Intercomms,
• Home Theater,
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Shop 2C,
100 Furlong Road,
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Open 7 Days
Johnos’ Carpet
Cleaning
• Carpet Cleaning
• Tile & Grout Cleaning
Call John on 0424 413 105
Caroline Springs
Plumber
Specialising in Taps, Leaks,
Burst Pipes, Blockages,
Roof / Gutters
Hot Water Units
Mob: 0409 417 816
All Types of Electrical Work
LED Downlight's Supplied & installed.
Reverse Cycle Split Systems Supplied & Installed
· Free Quotes and Advice
· 24 Hour Call outs · Tel 0431 832 430 / 8390 2829
Lic. 50024
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Support your Local Businesses
Snap Send Solve letʼs
citizens
report
problems to council
conveniently
and
accurately, in under
30 seconds.
Marc Evans
0412 690 537
• town planning documentation
• working drawings
• energy rating
• engineering
• surveying
• building permits
Snap Send Solve is a
free iPhone and
Android app that lets
citizens
around
Australia
report
issues and provide
feedback to their local council in under
30 seconds. It was designed from the
ground-up to be visually appealing and
easy to use.
Snap Send Solve determines a users
council using your phone's GPS location
and returns relevant council details,
including contact information, street
address, and an email address.
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Snap Send Solve allows citizens
anywhere in Australia to easily capture
and report on common issues including
Litter, Hard waste, Parking, Street
Cleaning, Trees, Noise, and also provide
a general request or general feedback.
Thanks to the high technology in the
iPhone, reports submitted by citizens
automatically contain exact GPS
coordinates of the issues and optionally,
a photographic record.
Already in use by nearly 30,000
Australians, Snap Send Solve has
drawn critical praise from users and
currently has a 5 star rating on iTunes.
One user commented, ʻI used the app
recently when I was walking along my
street - I took a photo of a pile of rubbish
that had been in front of the local preschool for over a week and sent it
instantly. Within 24 hours the rubbish
had been removed.ʼ
If you do not have artwork let us know and we can get it designed for you.
The app is being recommended by
many councils around Australia.
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Gideon Kowadlo, a director of Outware
Mobile,
the
Melbourne
based
developers behind Snap Send Solve
said 'the app uses an advanced
mapping system to match a location to
a council so the citizen doesn't need to
know anything about their position to
report a problem to the right council.
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CROP ROTATION WORKSHOP
Hosted by Edible Harvest Out West(EHOW)
Be green in the garden patch
• Wanting to find out how to get the best yield of veggies?
• Learn to minimise pests and diseases, reduce chemical use
and aid in building healthy soil
Then come along to our FREE Workshop on Crop Rotation principals
presented by gardening enthusiast Susan Mangion.
And
If you have excess produce in your garden or something else to trade,
be it home-made jam, egg, a tub of coffee grounds or just some great
gardening tips, then head to our Produce Swap Meet.
When: Saturday 9th May 2015
Produce Swap Meet from 10am – 10.30m
Gardening Workshop: 10.30 -12.00pm
Where: Taylors Hill Youth and Community Centre
121 Calder Park Drive, Taylors Hill
What to bring: Excess produce (Garden Swap Meet)
Workshop Spaces are limited so to register your attendance
please email EHOW at [email protected] or contact
Susan Mangion on 0403 915 798.
Garden workshops hosted by Edible Harvest Out West and supported by WestWaters
will run on the 2nd Saturday of the month, so keep your calendar clear!
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Town Centre Reserve, The Crossing, Caroline Springs Vic 3023
Website: www.carolinespringsfc.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/CSFC.Lakers
BEER & WINE @ OP-SHOP PRICES
It’s all about the clothes at The Op Shop Ball.
Be glamorous, be creative or revisit styles
from decades past. Whether it's top to toe
Op-Shop style, or an accessory or two!
WHEN: SAT 9TH MAY
TIME: 7PM
FRIDAY 15TH MAY
6.00-8.30PM
$7 ENTRY includes x1 hot dog, unlimited cordial & lollies.
POPCORN, FAIRY FLOSS, SLUSHIES &
GLOW WRIST BANDS WILL
BE AVALIABE FOR PURCHASE ON THE NIGHT!
WHERE: CSFC SOCIAL ROOMS
DETAILS: max spend on an out fit from the
op-shop is $25
“GET YOUR THRIFT SHOP ON”
IN LAKEYS LOUNGE
FROM 2.15PM OF THE SENIORS GAME
R7- SAT 23RD MAY
R13-SAT 11TH JULY
R18-SAT 15TH AUG
$30- BEER, WINE, SOFT DRINK OR $60- SPIRITS
WRISTBANDS WILL BE SOLD ON THE DAY
SATURDAY 30TH MAY I 1-5PM I $20 ENTRY
Free gift bag & piccolo wine on arrival*
With 13 junior teams and 3 senior teams this year at
CSFC there is great opportunity to meet all the new
Laker Ladies. Whether you’re an aunt, girlfriend,
sister, mum or wife; join us at LADIES DAY this year.
Pampering stalls, mini makeovers, Palermo Perfume,
Soulyu Tarot card reading &
Sarah's Towers with a Slice of Sweetness,
just to name a few.
Major raffle- AFL Footy Show tickets
Proudly Sponsoring the Lakers
For any information regarding any of these events please
phone Shannon 0422 928 571
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Melton City Council and Melton Sustainable Living Group
Aquaponics for beginners
Produce Swap Meet and
Gardening Enthusiasts Convene
Hosted by Edible Harvest Out West(EHOW)
Share your homegrown produce and cultivate
food gardening friendships
Grow cheap healthy food at home! Come and learn how to
provide your family with wonderful fresh fruit, herbs, veggies
and fish all from your back garden (includes free three month
membership of Melton Sustainable Living Group).
Meet Craig Matthews from Western Aquaponics (a combination of aquaculture
and hydroponics) that you can easily do in your backyard. For more information
go to westernaquaponics.com.au
WHEN:
Thursday 7 May
TIME:
7pm to 8 pm (refreshments afterwards)
WHERE:
Melton Library and Learning Hub
31 McKenzie Street, Melton
If you have excess produce in your garden, seeds, seedlings, cuttings
or something else to trade, be it home-made jam, eggs, a tub of
coffee grounds or just some great gardening tips, then head to our
Produce Swap Meet.
When: Saturday 9th May 2015
Produce Swap Meet from 10am – 10.30am
Where: Taylors Hill Youth and Community Centre
121 Calder Park Drive, Taylors Hill
COST:
Free PLUS win an aquaponic design for your home
RSVP:
Essential for catering
Environmental Educator (Linda Bradburn)
Email: [email protected] | Phone: 9747 7200
W: melton.vic.gov.au
P: 9747 7200
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• Here is your chance to exchange your excess produce or
just come along and tell us your gardening tips and
recipes
Everybody welcome. Any questions, please email EHOW at
[email protected] or contact Susan Mangion on
0403 915 798
Produce Swap Meets hosted by Edible Harvest Out West and supported by
WestWaters will run on the 2nd Saturday of the month, so keep your calendar
clear!
Caroline Springs Fire Brigade
Only working smoke alarms save lives
At the end of daylight saving, change your smoke alarm battery with a long life battery when
you change your clock. House fires occur more frequently during the winter months. It makes
sense to begin winter with a working smoke alarm.
If you have a hard-wired smoke alarm, these still have a battery as a back up and the battery
needs to be changed as well.
It's absolutely crucial that every Victorian household has a working smoke alarm as these
have been shown to reduce the likelihood of death in a house fire by 60 per cent.
Smoke Alarms
Smoke alarms are inexpensive and easy to install. When choosing an alarm for your home, be sure to select one that
meets Australian Standard AS 3786.
There are two types of smoke alarms - ionisation alarms that predominantly detect the presence of extremely small
particles of smoke, and the newer photo-electric alarms that detect visible smoke.
Research indicates that although both types of alarms give occupants time to escape; photo-electric alarms are
consistently more effective at detecting smouldering fires in homes.
CFA urges all householders to supplement their existing ionisation smoke alarms with photo-electric alarms
that comply with and quote Australian Standard AS3786.
Maintenance
Despite the regulations, research suggests only 45 per cent of properties attended by fire
services had smoke alarms and, of those, 31 per cent were not working.
You can ensure your smoke alarm is constantly protecting your family by keeping it in
good working order.
Test it weekly by pushing the test button with a broom handle to make sure it
beeps
Dust the alarm with a vacuum cleaner brush
Change the battery at least once a year. It's easy to remember if you do it when
you adjust your clock for daylight saving
For more information on the recommendations for smoke alarm usage and fire escape plans visit www.cfa.vic.gov.au.
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Caroline Springs Police Station
Community Update
Hello Readers,
Welcome to all our new and regular readers of
the Caroline Springs Community Update.
As this article goes to print many sectors of the
community have just recognised ANZAC Day.
For many this is a very special day and a
chance to reflect upon the sacrifices our family
and friends, past and present, have made. Our
thoughts are also with our current serving
members. It was encouraging to see such a
turn out at our local services even with
inclement weather.
This month I would like to talk about personal
safety. This may be from a family violence
perspective or simply getting about in the
community. For example going for a run, living
on your own or using public transport, to name
a few. I encourage people to visit this site,
www.police.vic.gov.au to seek information on all
areas of safety. If you do not have access to a
computer please feel free to call into your local
station a request the specific information you
were after.
In particular, Victoria Police recognises the
impact that Family Violence has on all members
of the community and a large number of
resources are available on our website. I have
taken an excerpt from this page in order to
explain what family violence means.
The Family Violence Protection Act 2008
defines what 'family' means and what family
violence is, for the purposes of establishing
whether crimes have been committed.
Broad family, past relationships and 'family-like'
relationships are included in the law. Many
people are surprised at what is defined as family
violence these days. While family violence
includes serious physical assault by a live-in
partner it also includes psychological and
emotional abuse, sexual assault and economic
abuse among other behaviours.
You may not know whether the family violence
you are concerned about is a criminal offence
or not, but that is the responsibility of police to
determine. . If something has happened, or is
continuing to happen, that makes you fearful or
doubtful we encourage you to come and speak
with us as soon as possible.
Even if there is not enough evidence to charge
someone with a crime, any form of family
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violence is unacceptable and Victoria Police
also have non-criminal options that they can
use to keep you safe and to make sure that the
perpetrator is held to account and can get the
help they need.
The message that we would like to reinforce
with this article is the importance of coming
forward and getting help and accessing
support services. The community can access
many local services via council or alternatively
look at the “Support and Welfare Information”
on the Victoria Police Family Violence site.
From the Melton Highway Patrol, operation
Crossroads, ran over the Easter period. This
operation was about reducing road trauma and
arriving safely. Unfortunately there was a fatal
car accident over this period and a number of
other collisions resulting in injury.
Speed
related offences still featured high on the
results, over 40% of the total offences
detected.
From Acting Senior Sergeant
FILBEY; “Speeding offences continue to be the
most detected offence, and it is disappointing
to see so many motorists not just creeping over
the speed limit by a few kph, but intentionally
driving at speeds well above the posted limit
thus putting themselves and other road users
at risk.”
In total about 100 offences were detected and
these were by Police on the roads enforcing
safety.
Last month I mentioned the intersections at
Melton Highway and Gourlay Road and also
Melton Highway and Plumpton Road. Both of
these intersections still remain the most
significant in the area for collisions.
Last month I also spoke of the intersection at
Troops Road North and the Western Freeway,
Rockbank. This intersection continues to be
overly represented in our collision figures and
there is plans for Vic Roads to upgrade this in
the not too distant future but in the mean time
we ask the community to remain cautious
when travelling through it.
In respect to hoon driving, please be aware
that the community can report cases to Crime
Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
A final reminder also for any members of the
community who are just embarking on their
driving journey or are a parent of someone who
is; you may be interested in attending a
Community Road Safety Forum. You can learn
more about the road rules and the effects of
road trauma on our community. The event will
be held at Catholic Regional College,
Performing Arts Centre, 109 Bulmans Road,
Melton, on Wednesday the 6th of May at
6:45pm. There is even a chance to win 6 free
driving lessons. For further information please
contact me via email.
A reminder to all readers that if anybody needs
to report an incident which requires Police
attendance then please dial “000”. Contacting
the station directly or sending an e-mail is not
appropriate in this case.
Phone/e-mail
messages should NOT be left for the reporting
of crime.
Opening hours for Caroline Springs Police
Station are Monday to Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm.
If for any reason you may need to attend the
Caroline Springs Police Station, please
consider calling first. Our priority will be to
always place a patrol unit on the road to answer
emergency calls. Please be aware that
regardless of the station operating hours we do
provide a 24hr police response. Should you
need to attend a police station please consider
any of the 24hour stations in the area, Melton,
Keilor Downs or Sunshine.
Before I go I am happy to hear from anyone in
the community about a safety or policing issue
they have experienced. If there is an issue you
would like to discuss with me or explain in
future updates please email my office at
[email protected] or
alternatively feel free to call me on 9361-4700.
A further way to keep updated with current
events in our community is to visit the Victoria
Police
Facebook
page,
www.facebook.com/victoriapolice
Remember to take care of each other and donʼt
forget that community safety is everyoneʼs
responsibility.
Thanks for reading.
Leading Senior Constable
Joanne MUTSAERTS,
Caroline Springs Police Station
Puzzle Page
Across
1 Huge amount of money (1,5,6)
9 Have faith in (5)
10 Most orderly (7)
11 Epsom Classic race (4)
12 Eats rump (anag) (8)
14 Maintain (4,2)
15 Assent (6)
18 Authorised (8)
20 Express a desire for (4)
22 Schooling (7)
23 Encircles (5)
24 Disliking all mankind (12)
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3 Crackers (4)
4 Physical training exercises (3-3)
5 Actor's trial performance (8)
6 Root vegetable (5)
7 Develop into another form (12)
8 In a state of hopeless despair (2,4,6)
13 Operate (8)
16 I can hit (anag) — alcoholic drink (7)
17 Put a new product on the market (6)
19 Chips (5)
21 Set of three (4)
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Council welcomes funding for
Melton town centre works
Melton City Council has welcomed the announcement of
$200,000 in State Government funding to go towards the Melton
town centre revitalisation project.
The funding will go towards stage 1 and 2 of the project that will
deliver works in the vicinity of the Courthouse and Palmerston
Street, Melton.
Justice of the
Peace Available
Cr Sophie Ramsey, Mayor of the City of Melton, said the
revitalisation of the Melton town centre was a priority for Council.
“On behalf of Council I would like to thank the State Government
for this funding, which will help us to enhance the amenity and
pedestrian access in the centre of Melton,” the Mayor said.
There is now a Justice of the Peace
available to witness and certify all
documents free of charge at the
following locations:
“The Melton Town Centre Revitalisation Project will provide
much improved pedestrian and bicycle access to the Melton
Library and Learning Hub and create a place for events, play,
relaxation, performances, outdoor dining and a safer precinct for
all.”
Council has also submitted an application to the Federal
Government for $6.75 million through the National Stronger
Regions Fund (NSRF), for stages 1- 4 of the project. The
outcome of the application is expected to be known in May.
Brimbank Shopping Centre Library (Blue
Building)
Cnr Station and Neale Roads
Tuesday From 1.00pm to 8.00pm
Wed and Thurs From 10.00am to 2.00pm
By app, Ph: EMMANUEL TANTI on 0422 893
894.
Sydenham Neighbourhood House,
Level 1 Sydenham Community Hub at
Watergardens Town Centre Taylors Lakes
Monday From 10.00am to 2.00pm
894.
Shop T54, Brimbank Shopping Centre,
Corner of Station and Neale Roads, Deer
Park
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and
Friday 10.00am to 2.00pm
If you have over 7 items please call to make
an appointment.
894.
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