Let There Be Scenery!

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PRICELESS
WINTER EDITION FIVE
FRIDAY 8TH JULY 2016
Let There Be Scenery!
Top: Another fabulous shot of Falls Creek and Rocky Valley Dam. Pic - Chris Hocking.
L: Ripping up powder in the Village Bowl. Pic - Chris Hocking. • R: The Top Shots family Mike, Yuka and Nina with Pete. Pic - Elle @ Top Shots.
FROM THE CEO
And the Winner Is…
F
irstly, a big thanks to all those people
who came along to vote in the FEXit
Poll. (1000 of you took the time and
it wasn’t even compulsory!). The result was
an overwhelming majority (aka landslide)
claimed victory and the ‘change’ vote,
perhaps protest vote, earmarked the return
of Halley’s Comet to the mountain.
Spending two hours on the voting booth,
it was amazing to hear the stories and
recollections about the building of the lift,
the excitement on the prospect of change
and the debate around pronunciation.
More interestingly was the demographic bias.
Much like BREXIT where the majority of
voters were aged 55 and over - it would be fair
to say, the same thing was somewhat evident
with the FEXit vote. Furthermore, I think
the electoral commission needs to investigate
‘ski through polling’ for the next election
(which could be sooner rather than later!), if
held during the snow season as the FEXit vote
proved extremely popular - and unlike the
Senate ballot, required simply two choices!
I mentioned last week about the Falls Creek
Race Club and how amazing those young
athletes are. Well their XC cousins have
been in resort training like crazy across the
65 kilometres of XC trail in preparation for
the junior championships. As mentioned
last year, I have promised to enter a Hoppet
event this year, kicking off with the Joey
- which will be a family affair with all
members of the CEO crew enrolling. So in
preparation, I spent the evening with trail
groomer extraordinaire Geoff Sorenson,
out in the ‘Martin Rommel’ Prinoth slope
grooming machine perusing the network
and getting a lesson on ‘snow science.’
What Geoff and the groomer team don’t
know about snow, the snow pack, physical
properties of snow, snow physics and its
metamorphosis isn’t worth knowing.
It was an enlightening evening. At times,
it was a little scary too. Cutting the track
on the Mt. McKay loop and a service track
to the peak just after a blizzard was a little
hairy, but the ability of the groomer and its
sheer power was amazing. However, with
Geoff in charge of his twelve buttoned
joy stick, clicking and pointing the device
in every and all direction, getting the
seven tonne machine to obey his every
wrist movement was like watching an
orchestra conductor wave his baton. Just
Resort CEO Stuart Smythe manning the ‘polling’ booth
while Dougie Zollo from Snowmobile Tours casts his
vote to ‘change.’ Pic - Elle @ Top Shots.
not as melodic. Those machines are near
on unstoppable. Big thanks to Geoff for
letting me join him.
As has been the case in the last few weeks,
I sit here writing this column and the snow
is falling outside. BHP Road is quickly
being consumed and changed to white,
and knowing that the familiar sound of
the snow clearers preparing the roads for
guests is going to replace my alarm in the
morning and is simply one of the best ways
to be woken up. More so because it also
means that in the morning guests will be
greeted to the simply gorgeous picture of
the Falls Creek village draped in a canopy
of snow and with ‘freshies’ galore out on
the mountain, it will be another great day!
Now the voting is over, get out there and
hit the slopes!
Stuart Smythe, CEO
Falls Creek Resort Management
Resort Entry Tickets
may also be purchased on-line at
Visitor Information Centre
The Falls Creek Visitor Information Centre is located
at the Resort Management Office, upstairs on the
corner of Slalom Street and the Bogong High Plains
Road. Open 8am - 5pm daily for visitor inquiries and
gym memberships.
Phone 5758 1202. (Map Ref E4)
Resort Entry
Resort Entry is located at Howman’s Gap,
approximately 4km before reaching Falls Creek. Day
and Night Passes are available at $49.50 on arrival per
day (or $45 on-line). The first day is 50% off if arriving
after 1pm and free if arriving after 4pm. Visitors over 65
years of age receive a discount.
Season Passes are available for $395 (or $325 on-line).
An ‘All Resorts’ permit, valid at all Victoria Snow Resorts,
is available for $660. Enquire at Visitor Information.
Resort Entry fees fund essential services of:
• Ski Patrol • Car parking
• Snow Clearing • Water Supply
• Waste Management • Visitor Information Services.
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Child Care Hours & Rates
Falls Creek Child Care is located in the St Falls complex
at the base of the Falls Express Chairlift - open from
8:30am to 5pm, seven days a week for children from 12
weeks to five years old.
Child Care Hours & Rates
Morning:
8:30am - 12:30pm $85
Afternoon:
1:30pm - 5pm
$60
Full Day:
8:30am - 5pm
$130
Bookings are strongly recommended as places are limited.
Make your booking at www.fallscreek.com.au/childcare
Accommodation Transfer Service
Operating from the Terminal building on the Bogong High
Plains Road, the Accommodation Transfer Service will
move you, your family and your luggage comfortably to
your lodge or apartment.
Hours of Operation
Mon - Thurs & Sat: 8am - 10pm
Friday:
8am - 12midnight
Sunday:
8am - 10pm
A taxi service is available in the village during these hours.
Ph: 5758 1203.
www.fallscreek.com.au
Rates
Adult: One Way $20
Return $32
Child: One Way $12
Return $20
Season Pass:
Adult: $180
Kids Under 5:
Free
Luggage Allowance
Two pieces of luggage, one pair of skis and boots or
snowboard and boots and one piece of hand luggage
per person.
Excess Luggage:
$5.00 per item.
Ticket Sales - On Mountain & On-Line
From 23.06.16 until 05.09.16, all visitors will be required to
use the Accommodation Transfer Service. Visitor vehicles
will not be permitted into the village during this period.
Falls Creek Resort Management
General Enquiries: Ph: 03 5758 1200
Falls Creek & Mount Beauty THIS WEEK Winter 2016 Edition FIVE
ENTERTAINMENT
It’s Harvey Hour
G
lenn and Leonie and the Falls Creek
Hotel have traditionally supplied
some great entertainment for their
regular Tuesday and Thursday Happy
Harvey Hour - and this week is no different.
Peter Miller is a prominent entertainer
/front man /vocalist /guitarist on the
Australian band scene. He has performed
in a variety of different styles from Rock,
Pop, Jazz, and Blues spanning over 25 years
on the Australian Music Scene.
Pete was fortunate to start his career as
a teenager, in an already successful band
that had many long standing residences in
Melbourne and regular tours of the east
coast of Australia. As lead vocalist for several
successful acts including his band “The
Nazz” who at one stage enjoyed unrivalled
success, performing to regular packed houses
throughout Melbourne for many years
during the late 80’s and early 90’s.
As the demise of the Big Band scene set in
through the mid 90’s, Peter sought to hone
his skills as an acoustic performer doing
mostly Duo shows and holding several
long standing residencies at venues such as
South Yarra Saloon, Sorrento Hotel, P.J.
Obriens Southbank, Portland Hotel City
and many more.
Peter Miller. Pic - Courtesy Peter Monagle.
Peter Miller. Pic - Courtesy Peter Monagle.
“My first trips to Falls Creek were in the
early eighties, playing in bands at The
Sundance Inn and The Man. I have fond
memories of “Harvey Hour” at Falls Creek
Hotel when it would be a competition to
see which table could stack their empty
jugs to the ceiling first! I don’t remember
if we ever won but we sure had a lot of fun
trying” said Pete.
“I always wanted to play at Falls Creek
Hotel as it had such a great atmosphere
and everyone was happy. Some years later
I meet Glenn & Leonie and was invited to
perform, which I did, and have been going
up there ever since.”
Pete’s repertoire consists of tried and proven,
classic hits from artists such as The Beatles,
The Rolling Stones, Neil Diamond, Eric
Clapton, Bruce Springsteen & Paul Kelly to
the more current songs of Ben Harper, Jack
Johnston, Jason Mraz, Foo Fighters, Red
Hot Chilli Peppers and a whole lotta stuff in
between. And you can enjoy this talent this
week at the Falls Creek Hotel Harvey Hour
- Tuesday and Thursday! •
School Holiday Hours
Everyday 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Closed Mondays.
Panabode Building, Slalom Street, Falls Creek
Look out for the Harvey Cat.
(Adjacent to Falls Express Lift)
For further information:
www.fallscreekmuseum.com.au
[email protected]
Facebook/fallscreekmuseum
Retail Boutique
For Men & Women
Now Open for 2016
For the latest in Après and
Mountain wear including Kjus,
Spyder, Eider, NILS & Völkl.
Also stocking Helly Hansen,
Desigual and Manas Boots.
Ph: 03 5758 1041
Located in Slalom Plaza
Opposite Falls Express. Map Ref: F4
Open Daily 10am - 6pm
Get the Most out of your On-Snow Holiday! with Falls Creek Snowsports School
Snowsports School offers an extensive variety of ski & snowboard programs, catering to
every age and ability level, to help you get the most from your snowsports experience!
Renault Snowclub (3-5 yrs)
Full & Half Day programs - include constant supervision,
lessons, progress cards and lunch, plus weekly events and
daily fun activities with Pete the Snow Dragon.
Full Day: 9:15am-2:50pm • Half Day: 9:15am-12:50pm
Lesson only: 9:15am-11:50am or 1:15pm-2:50pm
Registration and check-in from 9:15am and 1:15pm;
Lessons commence 10am and 1:30pm.
Burton Riglets snowboard program (3-5 yrs)
An interactive introduction to the world of snowboarding,
especially designed for 3-5-year olds with our expert kids’
instructors in the purpose-built Riglet Park. Sessions
available weekly.
Junior Workshop Ski & Snowboard
program (6-14 yrs)
Full and Half Day programs include constant supervision,
lessons, lift access, progress passbook and lunches at a
variety of venues throughout the resort, plus weekly events.
Full Day: 9:45am - 2:50pm • Half Day: 9:45am - 1:20pm.
Lesson only: 1:20pm - 2:50pm.
Check-in from 9:45am & 1:20pm; lessons commence 10am & 1:30pm.
Teens Academy Ski & Snowboard
program (13-17 years)
A new, exciting Half Day program, especially designed to
engage and inspire your teen! Program includes technical and
themed lesson focusses, lift access and lunches at a variety of
venues throughout the resort, plus weekly events enjoyed in a
challenging, fun and social environment.
Available daily: 9:45am - 2:50pm.
Check-in from 9:45am; lesson commences 10am.
Adults’ programs for 2016
The AM Group Program features NEW extended sessions of
2 ½ hours; available daily: 9:50am - 12:20pm.
Check-in from 9:50; lesson commences 10am.
The PM Super Session 5 Program guarantees a maximum
of five participants per group and offers a variety of themed
focusses; available daily: 1:20pm - 2:50pm.
Check-in from 1:20pm; lesson commences 1:30pm.
A variety of exciting specialty programs are also available,
including Mums’ Coffee Club, Mim Sodergren Women’s
Program, and our ALL-NEW Alpine Touring Program. Visit our
website: www.skifalls.com.au/ADULTSPROGRAMS
Brand new to Snowsports?
If you’ve never skied or snowboarded before, the Falls
Beginner program is for you. Includes 1hr50min group lesson
session plus all day access to the Falls Express quad chairlift
as well as Mousetrap and Boardwalk beginner lifts. Programs
are available for Adults and Children (6-14), with lesson
sessions commencing at 10am, 12noon and 1:30pm daily.
Private Lessons
For the ultimate in personalised instruction you can’t go past
a private lesson. Expert, individualised tuition in a session
specially designed to cater to your individual needs and
preferences. Advance bookings are essential.
Booking Details
Save time on arrival and pre-book any of our group programs
online at the eStore: www.skifalls.com.au/estore, or let us
guide you through your choices at any resort ticket office, retail
outlet or the Snowsports School office in the Cloud 9 complex.
Snowsport School office hours: 8:30am - 4pm
Ph: 03 5758 1070 •
Private Lesson Bookings: 03 5758 1071
Em: [email protected]
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DISABLED WINTERSPORT AUSTRALIA
Training the Trainers
L
ast weekend at Falls Creek, Disabled
Wintersport Australia (DWA) ran our
annual guide training weekend. We had
a great mix of local and imported volunteers,
which always makes for a great weekend with
everyone bringing something different to the
table. Everyone had a great weekend and stood
up well against the cold windy conditions,
and, as always, we were impressed by the
enthusiasm of the new volunteers!
DWA guides have great opportunities to
grow their skills within the organisation,
as all of our Adaptive Trainers are also
volunteers. They all started out as new
guides, and over the years as they have
continued their training and engagement,
they have progressed to teaching and
introducing our new guides to the world of
adaptive skiing. This kind of progression
and involvement is something that we
thoroughly encourage as our volunteers are
DWA’s key resource! Without our Guides,
Trainers and sheer people power, we
wouldn’t be able to provide nearly as much
support or services to our members.
One thing that we are especially happy
about - is the increase in interest and
engagement from the younger percentage
of the community from the Falls Creek Mount Beauty area. We had three youngun’s
training on the weekend, Nik Sugden, Evie
Mullins and Sid Williams. These guys and
gals have all been skiing at Falls Creek for
a long time, and have honed their ski skills
through the Race Club programs. Being such
strong young skiers they make great young
guides, and are leading the way for the next
generation of volunteers. We really appreciate
the efforts of these three and look forward
to watching them progress as guides over the
coming years.
Now looking forward, to this coming
weekend, the 8th-10th July, we have our
first Member Camp for the year. DWA
member camps are a Managed Sports
Program that are designed to help people
with disabilities get on snow. By removing
any of the organisational difficulties for
the members, by organising all on-snow
activities, accommodation, guides, food and
transport makes it easier for people that may
be interested in coming to the snow, but don’t
Be part of the team!
Race Club
As a member of the Falls Creek Race Club,
young athletes can…
• Learn Life Skills in a wonderful, rewarding environment.
• Make friends for life - with opportunities to travel the world.
• Learn to ski and board in a family freindly environment.
Programs from primary to late teens - including tertiary tuition
for full time athletes.
An integral part of Falls Creek and its history
Visit: www.raceclubfallscreek.com.au Em: [email protected]
Meet the Coaches
Trivia Night:
Sat 2nd July
Race Club Auction:
Mon 4th July
Rossignol Cup:
Fri 8th July
DWA Trainer Mark Parfuss (Guide Jacket) training new
volunteers on the weekend, lft to rht, Scott Harris, Ross
Buchannan, Libby Adam, Evie Mullins. Pic - Tom Ridley
know where to start. We love running the
member camps as there is always a fair mix of
Snowsports disciplines that we work with.
Whether members are snowboarders,
skiers, Sit Skiers or anything in between
we welcome them on our camps. These
differences also make for a good learning
experience for the guides as they get to
work with many different people and skills.
One of the best things about the DWA
camps program is the social side of the
weekends, volunteers and members come
together from all walks of life, all to share
their passion for the Snowsports industry,
it’s a very enjoyable thing to facilitate. •
Tom Ridley Em: tridley@
disabledwintersport.com.au
Mb: 0423 087 712
FOR SALE
Fallow Deer Heads (2)
Professionally mounted
by local taxidermist.
Light/medium colours.
Will deliver local area.
M: 0434 693 380
Service & Demo Centre
One Day Adult Hire:
Great Value
Quality Rental
Free Delivery to Accomodation
Open Daily
8:00am to 5:30pm
Friday & Sunday
8:00am to 8:00pm
Huge range of
Salomon Ski Boots
expertly fitted by our
Master Boot Fitter
• Demo Ski & Board Rental
• Ski Touring Equipment
• Expert Ski Tuning
• Mountain Staff Accounts
In the Village Bowl at the Falls Creek Hotel (Map Ref: M2) • Ph: 5758 3819
Falls Creek Sports
Three popular locations to serve you better:
• Entry Level at QT, Slalom Plaza. Base of Falls Express. Ph: 03 5758 1036.
Open 8am - 6pm Daily and to 8pm on Wed & Sat (with Night Skiing)
• Village Bowl, at the base of the Eagle & Summit Chairs. Ph: 03 5758 1030.
Open 8am to 6pm Daily
• Village Central, rear of Silver Ski, Astra, Huski & Frueauf Village. Ph: 03 5758 3539.
Open 8am to 6pm Daily
Your Hire Store - for beginner and elite skis, boards, boots, poles and clothing!
Your Tuning Store - For the full tune, the base grind or the quick wax!
Your Retail Store - for a comprehensive range of quality fashion and outerwear!
Your Souvenir Store - For a range of Falls Creek and Pete gift-wear and clothing!
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Falls Creek’s ONLY
Dedicated snowboard store
- Stocking all the brands
Burton, Nitro, Capita, 3CS,
Analog, Union, Afends, Dragon
& Radical Gloves!
Board, Boot & Binding
Packages all season long!
Ph: 5758 1043
Located in Slalom Plaza
At the bottom of Falls Express Map Ref: F5
Open Daily 9am - 5pm
RACE CLUB AUCTION
Auctioneering Success
T
he annual Falls Creek Race Club Auction
night was held last Monday night in the
St Falls Board Room at QT West.
Strongly supported by the local community,
the Falls Creek Race Club is a not-for-profit
club that relies heavily on the support of
parents, patrons and local businesses for
its continued success in training the next
generation of skiers and boarders.
While being the major fundraiser for the
club, this event also doubles as a huge
social function for the club with attendees
including parents both past and present, Ski
& Snowboard Australia representatives Brad
Wall, Shawn Fleming and Chris McKnight.
Falls Creek Resort Management was
represented by CEO Stuart Smythe. Falls
Creek Ski Lifts was represented by Director
of Ski Fields, Merlin Entertainments,
Helen Moran.
The Falls Creek Race and Events department
was represented by Steve Crowley with head
coach Mario Hanausek and his talented
coaching team and Program Director Graeme
and Karen Cox.
Add to this group a great smattering of the
local community all catching up for a bit
of fun and flair at the half way point of the
holiday training program.
The success of the night as a fundraiser
relies heavily on the generosity of donations
from local businesses, ski industry vendors
and individuals including both club
members and others to support the club.
The major auction items were auctioned by the
MC for the night Steve Lee who developed some
fervour with the bidding for the main auction
items. Steve, a former Race Club member
before his World Cup success, whipped up a
competitive spirit among the bidders with many
items tightly fought for. The diversity of products
for auction was quite wide from a pail of paint
through to framed landscape photographs,
meat packs, assorted gift packs through to
ski and snowboard accessories. All full list of
supporters and donors will be published and
thanked in next week’s paper.
Thanks to catering for the night by Barry
Iddles and his team from Elk, the night ran
smoothly and capped off another successful
year for the club. A goodly amount of drinks
was donated by Elk Lodge. (Thank you).
The committee wishes to thank the support
of Falls Creek Resort Management, Falls
Creek Ski Lifts P/L and Gina Schoff for
coordinating the event along and the many
businesses who support the annual initiative.
The money raised will be going toward the Race
Club’s building fund - to ensure the continued
success of the race club in the years ahead. •
Ski-Doo & Can-Am ATV/SSV
Sales, Service & Parts.
Fraser Wilkinson kindly modelling a ski jacket donated
by Auski. Pic – Courtesy Gina Schoff.
YMCA
FALLS CREEK
NORDIC CENTRE
• Cross Country Ski School and Hire;
• Advanced Coaching;
• Masters and Waxing Clinics;
• Boot Camp Training;
• Trail Head Cafe;
• Toboggan Hire;
Upper Car Park
Windy Corner.
Map Ref: B3
Ph: 03 5758 3408
Contact your local dealer
Arkon Powersports
5 Kane Rd, Wodonga, 3690.
Ph: 02 6056 6010
Serving Falls Creek for 54 years!
Open Seven Days
Welcome to Winter 2016
Open Seven Days - 5pm ‘til Late!
Dinner: 5pm - 9pm
Shop before 12noon,
spend over $100 &
we’ll deliver to your
lodge for FREE!*
8AM - 7PM
Exotic Pizzas ~ Tasty Steaks
~ Perfect Pastas ~ Banga Burgers!
Happy Hours: 5:30pm - 6:30pm Daily
Spirit Specials: Mon to Fri 8 - 10pm
AFL on the TVs
Fri 8th: Geelong Cats V Sydney Swans
Sat 9th: W Bulldogs V Richmond
Sun 10th: WC Eagles V Nth Melbourne
Saturday 9th
Back to School Party with DJ Kid Kirby
on the decks! Hits from your favourite
school years!!
Monday 11th:
Jug Night and 2 for 1 Chicken Parmis
Plus DJ Sonix on the decks.
Dates to Save!
23rd July - The Beards - FREE SHOW!!
29th July - Sun Salute on stage!
12th August - Ash Grunwald
Take Away Liquor & Meals available.
facebook.com/TheManHotelFallsCreek
www.themanfallscreek.com
Ph: 03 5758 3362
Village Central • Map Ref: I4
From 5:00pm to late
Dinner from 5:30pm
Happy Hours Daily 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Friday 8th
TRIVIA Hosted by Muzz! Bar tabs to be won! $150
1st place, $100 2nd place, $50 3rd place.
AFL Live on the Big Screen
Fri 8th: Geelong Cats V Sydney Swans 7:30pm
Sat 9th: Western Bulldogs V Richmond 7pm
Sun 10th: West Coast Eagles V North Melbourne
Monday 11th
Poker Night hosted by Muzz! Registration from
7:00pm.
Tuesday 12th
Come down and watch the Darts Comp in action.
Great drinks specials!
Wednesday 13th
Jug Night. $15 Steak night.
RAD Gloves party! State of Origin 3 on big screen
Coming Soon
20 Jul: iPod Shuffle Party!
27 Jul: Gender Bender Party with DJ McD
10 Aug: Mexican Party
27 Aug: Karaoke No 1 Hits Party !
Take Away Liquor
from the Bottleshop
Facebook.com/FryingPanInn
Ph: 03 5758 3390
In the Village Bowl • Map Ref: O2
Falls Creek’s country pub in the snow.
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RACING NEWS
Snowracer Series 2016
T
he Snowracer Series has replaced
the Interschool’s Grand Prix
Championships.
This series provides the opportunity for
individuals or school teams to gain valuable
experience through training and competing
on Interschool’s courses throughout the
season at Falls Creek and Mt Buller.
The Snowracer Series is made up of six events
being conducted at the two mountains.
The series is suitable for skiers and
snowboarders of all ages and levels of ability.
Students compete in divisions based on
school years and may enter any of the events
at any mountain throughout the season.
As well as providing the opportunity for
individuals to train and compete in Alpine and
Snowboard GS, or Skier Cross and Snowboard
Cross during the season, the Snowracer Series
is also ideal for schools wishing to conduct
Interschool’s training and/or school time
trials. The series are conducted by each
Resort’s Race and Event Department.
Last weekend, the Snowracer Series went
really well, hosting roughly 60 kids each
day. Well done to all that competed and
braved the cold winds on the Nastar Race
Course! Results from both days are below.
Snowracer Series Day One Results
Men’s Ski Division 5 results:
1st - Hamish Wilkinson
2nd - Louie Elliott
3rd - Tommy Marriner
Women’s Ski Division 5 results:
1st - Olivia Smith
2nd - Lily Spice
3rd - Tessa Stewart
1st - James Houghton
2nd - Jacob Elliott
3rd - Eddie Wilkinson
1st - Annabelle Green
2nd - Kayala Cornwell
3rd - Matilda Wise
1st - Archie Shaw
2nd - Lucas Duffy
3rd - Edward Jowett
1st - Buzz (Sarah) Mckenna
2nd - Eleanor Mullins
3rd - Airlie Bowes
1st - Max Marriner
2nd - Caelan Hua
3rd - Jack Jowett
1st - Erica Hore
2nd - Lara Hua
1st - Claire Shaw
2nd - Millicent Madsen
3rd - Sarah Morgan
Our fabulous Race Club talent - in for a photo shoot
after last year’s Rossignol Cup. Pic - Steve @ Top Shots.
Women’s Snowboard Division 1 results:
1st - Kiersti Martin
Snowracer Series Day Two Results:
1st - Tommy Marriner
2nd - Hamish Wilkinson
3rd - Louie Elliott
1st - Lily Spice
2nd - Olivia Smith
3rd - Pepper Bowes
1st - Eddie Wilkinson
2nd - Jacob Elliott
3rd - Charlie Shaw
1st - Annabelle Green
2nd - Kayala Cornwell
3rd - Matilda Wise
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Tuesday to Sunday
From 6pm
Fine Dining Menu Available
Après Happy Hour
Daily 4pm to 6pm
$5 tap beers $5 Coronas
$5 house wine
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Open 5pm Daily
Evening Meals
Take-away
Fish & Chips
Tasty Individual
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Early Sitting
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Late Sitting
8 or 8:30pm
Bookings Please!
Ph: 03 5758 3232
14 Parallel Street, Falls Creek
Map Reference: GH2
6
Ph: 5758 3225
Corner Slalom & Christie Streets, Falls Creek
RACING NEWS
1st - Archie Shaw
2nd - Edward Jowett
3rd - Harvey Marriner
1st - Bridget McFarlane
2nd - Eleanor McFarlane
3rd - Sarah Green
1st - Max Marriner
2nd - Caelan Hua
3rd - Jack Jowett
1st - Melina Halford
2nd - Erica Hore
3rd - Lara Hua
1st - Claire Shaw
2nd - Millicent Madsen
3rd - Sarah Morgan
Men’s Snowboard Division 4 results:
1st - Marko Sugden
1st - Josephine Wruck
1st - Kiersti Martin
Congratulations to all who participated and well
done to those who placed. Thanks to the Race
crew for putting on another excellent event. •
The BLT
Sounds like a bacon, lettuce and tomato, but
you can be sure it is a bit more serious than that.
The first of two Board Lounge Throwdowns’
is less than two weeks away! A rail jam
comp for both skiers and snowboarders,
the BLT was a block buster of a night last
year, showcasing just how much local talent
we have here in Falls Creek. With a great
spectator turn out in Slalom Plaza and an epic
set up thanks to the hard work of the Falls
Terrain Park Groomers and Park Rangers,
the BLT went off with a bang leaving
people itching for the next event in the new
Falls Creek Freestyle Series.
The rider judged event will display some
of the new features that will be seen in our
terrain parks over the coming season. The
riders threw down hard for the entire night
last year, wowing the crowd and pushing
each other to try new and ridiculous tricks.
We expect this year to be even bigger and
better - thus why one was just not enough!!
With an array of prizes and cash to be
won, the winners of the night will all walk
away with huge smiles -and probably a few
impressive bruises.
Get yourself signed up asap as spots are filling
fast via our new online registration system at
Active.com and search for the “Board Lounge
Throwdown #1”. •
There are many reasons people travel to the snow.
Racing is the constructive, competitive part. Last year’s
Rossignol Cup. Pic - Steve @ Top Shots.
Jerry’s
Stall
Now located in Parallel Street, in front of
Karelia Alpine Lodge
We offer goulash soup, goulash pies, real hot
chocolate, Czech pastry, baked jam doughnuts
and the best glühwein in Falls Creek.
Ph: 03 5758 3278
Fantastic dining value @ Elk!
Hi Team Falls Creek, FEXIT is done and dusted
but Elk will FIXIT! - your hunger that is!!
Elk is now open for ‘food all-day, every-day!’ - from 7am.
DAILY: 12” Egg & Bacon breakfast toastie w
coffee $12.50 from 7am.
Express lunch @18.50 - Fantastic Value!
Early-Bird Dinner Specials for the week!
In at 5pm - out by 6:30pm: $25.
Two course children’s meals $17.50.
Stunning a la carte menu available every day!
TRY Dave’s Daily Alcoholic soft serve w a Shot!
Fri 8th: Fish & Chips
Sat 9th: Pork Spare Ribs w honey & bourbon sauce.
Sun 10th: Sunday Roast is back! Three courses: $35
Mon 11th: Lamb shank, mash & vegetables.
Tue 12th: Chicken Parmigiana.
Wed 13th: Beef cheek w mash.
Thu 14th: T-bone w chips & Salad.
Bookings essential Ph: 03 5758 3673
For more information about the season and
private functions, talk with management.
18 Slalom Street, Falls Creek
Centrally located - opposite Silver Ski
Ph: 03 5758 3673 Map Ref: I4
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CROSS COUNTRY NEWS
Activities Galore
T
here is something for everyone in the
family! As the snow below our feet
becomes deeper, our weekends become
more jam-packed. This incredible snow
allows us to run all the events that our
hearts desire so make sure you keep
your eyes peeled for dates to come. Over
the past weekend there were two main
events that captured the attention and
enthusiasm of the cross-country ski
community.
The Birkebeiner Classic, held on Saturday
and Falls Creeks’ very own Fast and
Female activity day held on Sunday. It is
events like this that strengthen the crosscountry ski community and invite all to
contribute to the growth of grassroots
participation. Those who gave xc skiing a
go this weekend experienced a sport that
could get their heart rate up without too
much of a struggle, as well as being able to
connect with the natural environment in
the process.
Birkebeiner Classic
The busy weekend commenced with the
Birkebeiner Classic race. Hosted by the
Birkebeiner Nordic Ski Club, this race allows
competitors to test themselves over a 2.5km,
5km or 10km course in classical style. Although
the day began with some unfavourable weather,
conditions soon improved and blue sky could
be seen from all over the trails. Results for all
age categories are listed below:
2.5km: Male
1st- John Mordes
2nd-Tommi Silvester
3rd- Harry Silvester
2.5km: Female
1st-India Zwar
2nd-Acacia Benne-Keeble
3rd- Jorja Cullen
5km: Male
1st- Fedele de Campo
2nd- Jarrah Forrer
3rd- Nathan Crowley
5km: Women
1st - Katerina Paul
2nd- Ellie Phillips
3rd- Stella Ajani
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real food fuelling the mind & body
dishing up breakfast lunch & dinner all
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our diverse menu delivers a treat for
the senses
healthy snacks - specialty coffee
– organic & caffeine free tea
regional craft beer & cider on tap
gourmet produce store stocking the
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see us on facebook
or phone 03 5758 3222
Located in The Village Bowl
below Altitude Apartments. Map Ref: N2
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Fun lovin’ fillies enjoying this year’s Fast & Female.
Pic - Kate Prest.
10km: Men
1st- Phil Bellingham
2nd- Mark Pollock
3rd- Nick Montgomery •
Fast and Female
If two words were used to describe
Sunday morning in the Nordic Bowl,
those words would be ‘GIRL POWER.’
The annual Fast and Female event held
at Falls Creek saw over sixty females head
up the hill to participate in a morning
filled with fun activities. Fast and Female
is an international organisation that runs
programs across a myriad of sports. These
events are designed for 8-19 year olds
and aim to combat the rate at which girls
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CROSS COUNTRY NEWS
drop out of sport throughout their teens.
Noticing this worthy cause, the crosscountry community jumped on the idea
and began hosting their own Fast and
Female events, with such great success that
they have been back year after year.
Although we have managed with little
snow in the past, the fantastic snow we
have at the moment made the day run
flawlessly. Even with a little fog, the swarm
of girls dressed all in pink and geared
up with some funky Fast and Female
merchandise, were bright enough to turn
heads all over the mountain. With three
groups of girls aged eight to nineteen and
one very large and enthusiastic group of
ladies (who put in an incredible effort)
the day was set to begin. The groups
participated in four activity stations, each
lead by one of our superstar Fast and
Female leaders, many of whom have skied
on the Australian cross-country national
team and even at the Olympics. These
stations aimed to improve the girls’ ski
technique, challenge their agility skills and
promote some great group fun. A definite
highlight of the day from many was the
opportunity to try Laser Biathlon. For
most, this was a completely new experience
and a great chance to step outside their
comfort zones, combining both skiing and
laser shooting. Thanks to the generosity of
the Telemark Nordic Ski Club, providing
us with equipment and expert coaching,
it was great to see some competitive spirit
emerge during the laser biathlon relays.
After two hours of tough work on snow,
all groups returned together to debrief
and award some prizes. As the day was all
about empowering women, we thought
we’d provide a little more of an incentive to
those who worked extra hard throughout
the activities. Thanks to our partnership
with Articfit sportswear we were able to
give one girl in each group a prize and one
of the ladies a pair of compression tights.
Articfit is a woman’s active wear brand that
promotes female empowerment through
movement, exactly what the day of crosscountry skiing aimed to promote. It was
fantastic to work alongside this brand and
hope they continue to inspire women in
sport like Fast and Female does. •
The Weekend
This weekend is no less busy than last.
With two large events lined up Saturday
and Sunday the cross-country ski spirit
will no doubt be thriving on the trails.
On Saturday 9th of July, the Snow Trek
& Travel High Plains Tour will be held.
This event is a freestyle (skate or classic)
race with four course distances on offer.
Participants can choose between a 2.5 km,
5 km, 10 km, and even a brand new 1 km
fun event to encourage race participation
from all no matter what age or ability level.
On Sunday the YMCA Howman’s Gap
Victorian Relays (either 2.5km or 5km) are
open to any three person team willing to
take up the challenge (and flush out the
lactate from Saturday’s race.) Team up with
two friends and challenge some others and
you may be on your way to a race victory.
Both of these events only cost $5 to enter
and will commence at 11am -except for
the 1km fun event which will begin at
12 noon. There are some awesome spot
prizes on offer and one major prize to be
randomly drawn at the relays thanks to the
kindness of Howman’s Gap. One lucky
winner will win accommodation for two at
Howman’s Gaps with meals provided. Now
you’ve got the incentive, go check it out! •
Phil Bellingham leading out from the start of the
10kmn Birky Classic last Sunday. Pic - Alan Marsland.
JB’s Restaurant
Open Seven Days a Week
Breakfast 7.30am to 9am
Lunch - 12pm - 2.30pm
Dinner - 5pm to 9pm
German Night: Tues & Sat
All you can eat - $45/Adult
Czech Bohemian Night: Thurs
All you can eat - $48/Adult
Early Bird Dinner Special
Lasagne $28. Chicken Parmy $29. Kids $15
JB’s Bar
Open Daily 4:30pm til late!
Best Glühwein in Falls Creek
Budvar, Czech Pilsner, Dab and more
Ph. 5758 3278
Parallel Street. Map Ref: H2
Great food and warm ambience with
open log fire and relaxing couches. A
genuine mountain lodge experience for
casual dining and that special occasion.
“The
Happening
Place”
Open Seven Days a Week...
Bazaar for Breakfast
Complimentary bread and amuse
bouche to tempt the taste buds.
School Holiday Specials to 15th July:
Two course kids meals for $15. Healthy
kids menu and free colouring in drawings!
Enjoy from 7am to 10:30am
Stingray for Lunch & Dinner
Delightful menu: 9:30am - 8:30pm
Coffee, drinks and snacks all day!
Planning a function - talk to us!
Ph 5758 3800. Schuss Street, Falls Creek
Map Ref: K3
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FALL LINES
Yoga Snoga
T
wo Falls Creek-based Yoga teachers
have announced they will participate
in a five-week program that offers an
insight into numerous branches of yoga.
Starting at 6:30pm on July 13th the
Wednesday evening Snoga sessions will
be held in the Falls Creek Boardroom and
will offer combinations of Yin, Asana and
Pranayama Yoga.
Hosted by Karyn (Kaz) Wicks and Janette
Lawson, the weekly series will revolve
around the wishes of the participants.
Kaz said “What I will teach is a ‘mix
and match’ session that will complement
Janette’s gentle Yin class. Yoga has been a
lifetime journey for me and whilst I have
been traditionally trained, I am aware of
the many different varieties of yoga and
how it has evolved.”
Janette Lawson, the energy behind the Snoga
Yoga Retreats at Trackers Mountain Lodge,
concludes the Wednesday evening yoga
sessions (starting at 7:30pm) with an insight
into Yin Yoga. Janette says there are numerous
benefits from the very popular form of yoga
and it compliments a day on the slopes.
This slower paced yoga supports
your adrenals and activates your
parasympathetic nervous system because
we slow down. We begin to rest and we
give ourselves permission to rest.
Yin Yoga has the same goals and objectives
as any other school of yoga; however, it
directs the stimulation normally created
in the asana portion of the practice deeper
than the superficial or muscular tissues
(which we are calling the yang tissues).
Yin Yoga targets the connective tissues,
such as the ligaments, bones, and even the
joints of the body that normally are not
exercised very much in a more active style
of asana practice.
Suitable for almost all levels of students,
Yin Yoga is a perfect complement to the
dynamic and muscular (yang) styles of
yoga that emphasise internal heat, and the
lengthening and contracting of our muscles.
Yin Yoga generally targets the connective
tissues of the hips, pelvis, and lower spine.
For more details call Janette 0400 770 034
or e-mail [email protected]. •
The Park With No Name
Recently the Upper Kiewa Valley Community
Association Inc. asked the community to
suggest suitable names for the park adjacent
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effective driers and industrial quality water
filters to give you the cleanest wash possible.
Ariel’s Laundrette
Mount Beauty
Open 8am - 9pm weekdays
9am - 8pm weekends & Public Holidays.
41 Bogong High Plains Rd, Mount Beauty.
Ph: 0400 350 488
milch café bar
This Week @ Milch
School Holiday Specials
• $10 Take-away Bacon n Egg roll & coffee all day!
• $15 “DINE & DASH” Lunches 12-3pm
• Great menu choices for everyone
• Dinner from 5pm
Fri 1st: Fish n Chip Friday!
$10 Peroni pints.
Sat 2nd: Hot Chocolate Heaven $5.
The best in Falls Creek.
Sun 3rd: Devonshire Tea for Two: $13
Mon 4th: $15 Burgers + Trivia Night!
$100 Meal voucher to be won!
Tues 5th: KIDS NIGHT $15 Meal Deal FREE FACE PAINTING 4:30-6pm
Wed 6th: $25 Curry Night,
Thur 7th: Steak Night, join us for delicious grass fed local steaks!
Fresh Juices, Smoothies, Home Baked Treats,
The Best Coffee
Snack menu available all day!
Breakfast 7:45- 11:30
Lunch 12-3 Dinner from 5pm
Cocktail and Beer Hour 5-6 Daily
4 Schuss St Falls Creek Map Ref: J3
Ph: 03 5758 3407
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Whilst Trackers Yoga has a good following, the planned
combined sessions should be fabulous. Pic - Courtesy Trackers.
to the swimming pool. Through Facebook
and the internet there was a great response
with a large number of names suggested.
The UKVCA committee reviewed the list
and forwarded the six most popular names
to the Alpine Shire to be checked against the
statutory rules for place names.
The Shire response came back last week and
they have accepted the top two most popular
names - Central Park, which shows location,
and Hydro Park which relates to the reason
for the establishment of the town.
It is now up to the community to make the
final choice. Last Saturday a polling station
was set up in Hollonds Street and many have
already voted for their choice, now still in a
sealed ballot box. During the next week this
voting opportunity may be available again, so
keep your eyes open for representatives of the
UKVCA in the shopping area. If you would
like to vote for your preference this can still
be done by email to info@ukvcommunity.
org.au showing your choice and giving your
name, up to and including July 14th when
voting will close.
The votes will then be counted and the
final choice sent to the Alpine Shire, which
will advertise this in the Observer for any
further feedback. •
The Good News…
The
Last Hoot
Café • Bar • Pizzeria
Welcome to Winter 2016!
Now Open
Seven Days a Week
From 10:30am
For relaxed long lunches,
exceptional dinners, coffee, snacks
and drinks! Plus a great balcony to
enjoy the action in Slalom Plaza.
Every Day Special:
Large Pizza & a Dry Long
neck beer $35
Saturdays:
$15 Pizza & Beer
For Menu & further info visit:
www.snowlands.com.au/thelasthoot
Refuse and Recycling
Falls Creek is one of the first
resorts to recycle organic matter.
We recycle:• Cardboard - baled and sold for
re-manufacture.
• Co-mingles - plastic, glass and
paper - in the clear plastic bags with
RED print. All sent for re-cycling.
• Organics - anything that has ever
lived - food, paper, oyster shells,
bones - in the clear plastic bags
with the GREEN print. All sent to be
composted.
Falls Creek Garbage is collected
seven days a week during winter.
If you require supplies of bags,
have questions, or see a problem,
Phone: 0427 411 415
Slalom Plaza (opp Falls Express)
Ph: 03 5758 3088. Map Ref: F3
TACO & TAPAS TUESDAYS
It’s a Talent
M
ount Beauty is a small town and
dining-out options are limited.
The venues that do exist are all
great quality and offer a varied menu. What
I have always admired in this town is the
way that each venue communicates with
the others to ensure that at least someone is
open every night - even the slow mid-week
nights where barely an owl hoots.
This winter there is a new option on the block
but you will need to buckle up and adventure
out to 52 Freda’s Lane, Tawonga; home of
Bogong Horseback Adventures and Spring
Spur Stay. The catch is that you will only
be able to do it on a Tuesday starting from
5pm. If you do make the journey to rural
Tawonga where the owls sit on the fence post
to welcome you, it will be well worth the trip.
Bogong Horseback Adventures has been
operating for the last 30 years giving
locals and tourists the chance to explore
on horseback the beautiful mountains
that surround this town. Kath and Steve
Baird established the property known as
Spring Spur and their sons have helped
them run and expand their business over
time. Two years ago Lin and Clay Baird
built a beautiful Barn building under the
tutelage of their father who is an architect
and builder. The barn includes a woodfired pizza oven, a well-stocked bar, a
full kitchen, a stunning chandelier made
of horseshoes and more than enough
room to comfortably host a swag of locals
and tourists lucky enough to sample the
wonderful food they grow and cook. The
timber is largely recycled from places such
as the Mount Beauty Chalet and even as
far away as the Barwon Heads Bridge.
The gorgeous Red Gum bar comes from
Yarrawonga Coach Builder’s workshop and
is 150 years old.
Brothers Clay and Lin have an interesting
grab bag of life experience between them
that includes multi-media design, film and
television, guiding horseback tours in the Alps
and horse and pack mule trips in California
thru places like Yosemite and the Sierra
Nevada’s, not to mention plenty of time spent
surfing in Mexico. This experience is what has
largely inspired the Mexican theme for their
Tuesday night menu. The boys swap cheffing
and bar tending on any given evening and
they have created a place that is casual,
warm and welcoming for their family,
friends and now for you too.
The menu is simple, the prices totally
reasonable. There is a Tapas selection at $5 per
plate and Tacos are $5 each as are Coronas
and the local beers. Speaking of drinks the
selection is mostly local; beer, wine, cider
and did I mention the Margaritas? Tequila
& Mescal heaven - Oh My Stars!!! Lin’s wife
Alex works as assistant wine maker under Jo
Marsh at Billy Button wines in Porepunkah.
The Cellar door is at Bright and the grapes
are sourced largely from the Alpine Valleys.
We sampled the Tempranillo, which was the
perfect accompaniment to our flavourful
dishes. Billy Button has produced their 3rd
vintage and they tend to favour the lesserknown varieties for their wine crafting. There
are several interesting selections available.
I can heartily recommend the mixed plate
of five soft corn Tacos that will set you back
$20 and there are enough vegetarian options
to keep you sated. The Spanish omelette is
particularly tasty and of course the eggs come
Open Six Days a Week
Phone: 5754 1270
Restaurant & Bar
Bookings Recommended
7 Bogong High Plains Rd Falls Creek 3699
Ph: 03 5758 3391 Map Ref: J6
www.fallscreekcountryclub.com.au
from the chickens that share the farm. Kath
Baird has invested huge amounts of time in
the garden and many of the ingredients are
grown within a stone’s throw from the door
including coriander, chillies, lemons, limes
and horseradish.
The flavours are fresh, simple and clean,
unlike our Aussie version of Mexican that
comes drowned in cheese and refried bean
chud. Oh my goodness, can I have a quick
rave about the horseradish? - I am in love! It
is grown here, grated and mixed with vinegar
and comes with white-bait on crusty rounds
of bread and you know you must!
Clay and Lin are planning to tempt you
every Tuesday this winter, as a small posse
you can safely rock up, but larger groups
are advised to book - try this number 03
5754 4849. You know how it goes folks!
Build it and they will come. Nosotros
vamos! Arriba, Arriba! Andale, Andale! •
Kim McKeown
PHYSIOTHERAPY
5A Hollonds Street, Mount Beauty
Family friendly restaurant - renowned
for great steaks.
Extensive Beer and Wine selection!
Open for Dinner, Monday to Saturday
from 5:30pm
Featured timber produces a warm cosy relaxing environment
to enjoy dining and socialising. Pic - Kim McKeown.
Gateway
Café & Bar
…renowned for quality all day food
Afternoon
ENTERTAINMENT
‘Harvey Hour’
Tuesday 12th July
Thursday 14th July
The one and only Peter Miller!
Check out our midweek…
Talented vocal guitarist with an
extensive range of popular classic hits!
Don’t miss Harvey Hour!!
Menu changing daily
With an exciting new menu for 2016
- and something to go with our
fantastic cellar collection!!
at the base of the gully chairlift
shuttle ‘til 5:30pm daily to our door
Gully Chairlift ‘til 5pm
SnowRider shop is open! 8:30am to
5:30pm and 8pm on Friday and Sundays.
$12 lunch specials
eat in or take away - fully licensed
located 1 BHP road
Ph: 03 5758 3646
Now Open for Lunch
Fabulous Shopping
In the Village Bowl
Ph: 5758 3282 (Map Ref M2)
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THE ACTIVITY CENTRE
More For Your Holiday
D
uring the course of this winter,
like many of the previous seasons,
this paper will bring to you, the
visitor and the village resident (staff and
management alike) a list of the great things
we can take advantage while we are here.
A slight change in the way activities are
booked is that now you can make a booking
with any of the staff in the Falls Creek Sports
shops - either at the QT shop, or the Village
Bowl shop. This makes it easier for customers,
and if you’re not sure, phone the Activities
Hotline 1800 204 424 where you will always
get an answer during business hours.
Nordic Walking
One of the activities that can be offered
at the moment is a guided walk around
the village and the slopes of Falls Creek.
Whether you are a long-time local, or a
brand new visitor, a guided walk around
this community - approximately an hour
and a half - can take you to places and
point out attractions that you would not
even dream of. Did you know there was a
lodge in Falls Creek that is fully imported
Free Delivery to Falls Creek
from Thailand? Ask your guide about it.
The charge for the walks at the moment is
minimal and only about four or five people are
required. Nordic walking poles are included
and the guide is well versed in the area. Call
the number listed above to make a booking. •
Snowmobile Tours
The opportunity to ride you own
snowmobile does not come along that often.
It sure ain’t gonna happen in Collins Street but it will happen on the slopes of Falls Creek
and the Bogong High Plains. When the snow
hits, make sure you plan to enjoy an exciting
snowmobile tour as part of your holiday. You
can either ride your own machine (you must
have a valid, current drivers licence) or you
can go out as the Pillion Passenger, on the
back with a competent guide. The snow, the
scenery, the fresh air - definitely ain’t gonna
get in Collins Street.
Helicopter Flights
Forest Air Helicopters are a local quality
chopper service based in Albury. They offer
several services including a ferry service from
Albury to the slopes; from Mount Beauty to the
slopes; the Heli Link from the slopes of Falls
Creek to the slopes of Hotham for the day.
Then there are the scenic flights. The Bell
Longranger 206L3 can take six people and
will give you the experience of a life-time. I
Check out our specials on: Facebook.
com/Tawonga South Butchery
Travelling to
Falls this winter?
Leave the worries of hiring and fitting
chains, coping with anti-freeze and icy
roads behind you.
Park your car in our secure car-park
in Tawonga South and Ride our
comfortable coach to Falls Creek.
Daily departures from Melbourne,
Albury & Mount Beauty will have you on
the slopes sooner - without the fuss!
Kiewa Valley Highway Tawonga South
www.fallscreekcoachservice.com.au
Ph: 03 5754 4024
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Back Country Tours
When the snow gets deep, and the slopes
are steep, that’s the time to call Steve Lee
and take advantage of one of his ripper
back country tours. As you will know, Steve
represented Australia at the Olympics three
times. He also competed in World Cup,
winning the Super G in Japan.
Steve, with his talented side-kick, Tom Costa,
will take you skiing in places you thought
no-one should go - like the south face of Mt
McKay - and it’s all here in Falls Creek. •
Lot 4 Nelse Street,
Mount Beauty 3699
E: [email protected]
LOCAL RADIO
Ph: 5754 1888
Kiewa Valley Highway, Tawonga South
mean - how often do you get the chance to
enjoy the beauty of the Bogong High Plains
from the comfort of a helicopter. No-one has
ever come back to say they didn’t “love it!”
Contact Forest Air on 1300 731 450 or visit
their website at www.forestair.com.au. •
All Insurance Repairs
Windscreen Replacement
All Work Guaranteed
VACC Accredited
Ph: 03 5754 4497
Order Tuesday - Deliver Wednesday
Order Thursday - Deliver Friday
Open 7am - 6pm Mon - Fri & 7am - 12noon Sat
Something new this year, in the Village Bowl, are the
kids Snowmobiles. Check the Advert in the centre pages.
Pic - Charlie Brown.
OPTOMETRIST - MOUNT BEAUTY
Kelly Gibbons from Wodonga Eyecare consulting
at Lakeside Community Centre, Lakeside Avenue.
Full eye examinations including Glaucoma tests,
Diabetes and Macular Degeneration screening.
Children welcome. To arrange an appointment:
Ph: 02 6056 4000
Visits Mount Beauty Fortnightly
Next visits: Fri 22nd July then Fri 5th August.
Alpine Radio 96.5 FM
In the Kiewa Valley
In the Ovens Valley
In the Harrietville area
Emergency Services Broadcaster
Mount Beauty Community Radio for good music, local
news, snow reports and developing programs.
Ph: 5754 4554
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.alpineradio.com.au
FALLS CREEK MEDICAL SERVICES MOUNT BEAUTY
Bottom of Gully Chairlift
Open Daily 10:00am - 12:30pm
& 2pm - 5pm (Map Ref J6)
Ph: 5758 3238 all day
24 hours for emergencies
General Practitioners experienced
in Family & Snow Sports Medicine.
First fully accredited snowfields
practice in Australia based
on 31 years experience.
WHERE
WHEN
HOW
WHO
Tawonga Crescent
8:30am - 5:00pm Mon - Friday
10:00am - 12:00pm Saturdays
Ph: 5754 3400 for appointments
24 hours for emergencies
Drs Mark Zagorski, Jeff Robinson, Libby
Garoni, Skye Delaney, Laura Zagorski, Angela
Stratton, Anoop Pem & Clair Wright.
WHAT Fully accredited General Practice with
37 years service to the
Upper Kiewa Valley.
Feeling cut up? We’ll have you in stitches !
THE ACTIVITY CENTRE
Summit Night Show Spectacular
Night Skiing
Every Thursday night during July and
August (conditions permitting), the Falls
Creek Summit Night Show Spectacular
gets underway on the Summit, above the
Frying Pan Inn at 8pm precisely.
This show features precision skiing and
boarding by our instructors, demonstrations
of racing like the GS - usually performed
by our own three time Winter Olympian,
Steve Lee - the different styles of skiing over
the years, snow-bikes, Pete the Snowdragon
and many of the resort’s other activities
including a history of skiing. The show is
completed with a brilliant fireworks display.
Ensure that you plan your week to include
this fabulous show. •
Wombat’s Ramble lights up after dark on
Wednesday and Saturday nights allowing
skiing and snowboarding adventures to
continue after the sun goes down.
Wombats Ramble is Australia’s longest
green run and a favourite of many skiers
and snowboarders at Falls Creek measuring
2.2 kilometres long. The entire length of
Wombats Ramble has been lined with high
voltage Green Power floodlights which will
light up the trail from the top of Falls Express
at Cloud 9 all the way downhill to QT.
The completion of a high capacity snowmaking
system along the entire length of Wombats
Ramble will ensure night riding both earlier
and later in the season as snowmakers will
maintain snow conditions to provide a
skiing and snowboarding playground suited
for beginners through to the more advanced
that want to experience night time riding.
Grab the kids, gather some mates and
experience the excitement of skiing under
lights while the stars are shining. Wednesday
& Saturday Nights from 6pm - 9pm. *
Subject to snow and weather conditions. •
Another experience that will introduce
you to a side of the resort we take for
Pete the Snowdragon
Our very own Pete the Snow Dragon loves to
ski around the resort, waving hello and getting
high fives from everyone on the slopes. Pete the
Snow Dragon makes guest appearances at the
Falls Creek Snowsports School, clapping and
high fiving the kids as they progress their skills.
During this quiet period, Pete is doing his best
to keep everyone entertained. If you see Pete
on the slopes or in the village, be sure to grab a
photo and give Pete a high-five or big hug. •
Visit the
Bogong Power Station
Information Centre
Open
7 days, 4 - 9pm
12 - 9pm Sundays
Kim & Mario
See our menu @
facebook/swissandchips
For historical & geological exhibits.
Open: Sundays and Mondays
10:30am - 2:30pm Bogong Alpine Village
Group Bookings - Phone 03 5754 3318
Get the fats out and jump on with Steve for a Back
Country slide - you’ ll love it! Pic - Courtesy Steve Lee..
granted is a Slope Grooming Tour in one
of those fabulous big Kassbohrer grooming
machines.
Then there is the Alpine Touring, the
Snow Bikes and much, much more. And
you thought you were coming up here for
a skiing holiday! Further details from the
Activities Hotline, phone 1800 204 424. •
For all your Pharmacy and Gift needs
MOUNT BEAUTY
PHARMACY
Prescription Service
Weekday Delivery to Falls Creek
Please phone us!
TRADING
HOURS Fully licensed restaurant
Renowned Dining and Wines
Local Hirer of steel
KWIKSTAGE scaffold
Domestic & commercial use.
Our professional team is fully licensed and
offers a competitve rate for hire, transport,
erect and dismantle of local scaffolding jobs.
For a free quote call 0418 578 500
WELCOME BACK
TO WINTER!
We have lots to keep
you warm!
Clothing; Boots; Work wear; Insulation; Heaters!
If you need it, we have it - or we’ll get it!
Gift Vouchers & Free Gift Wrapping Available
Mount Beauty Hardware &
Drapery Store
Hand-made Pasta ~ Slow-braised meats
~ World’s best Pork Chop ~ amongst
other un-worldly delights by Roi!
Hand-churned fruit ice-cream - to die for!
Age ‘Good Food Guide’ since 1998
Lonely Planet Guide
9am - 5:30pm Mon - Fri
9am - 12noon Saturday
11 Hollonds St, Mount Beauty 3699
Ph: 03 5754 4224 Fx: 03 5754 1550
Wb:www.mountbeautypharmacy.com.au
MOTORING TIPS
Drive to the Conditions
Bookings please - Gift Vouchers available
Ph 03 5754 4495
177 Kiewa Valley Highway, Tawonga
Our Bank has now returned
Over $450,000
to this community since
opening December 2007!
Be part of the team!
Ph: 03 5754 4484
28 Hollonds Street, Mount Beauty
Mon - Fri: 9am - 5:30pm.
Sat: 9am - 4pm.
Sun & Public Hols: 9am - 2pm
12 - 14 Hollonds Street
Mount Beauty
Ph: 03 5754 1999
That means slow enough to avoid any
mishap - like losing your steering because
your front wheels lock-up when you put
the brakes on - and you slide in to a
ditch (at best).
Get rid of all the snow from your car
- it’s dangerous!
Carry chains (for your drive wheels),
gloves (for your hands), mat (to kneel
on), torch (to see) and knowledge (to
know how and when to fit chains).
A Motoring Tip brought to you by:
Rick @ Mount Beauty Service Centre,
Kiewa Valley Hway, Mount Beauty,
Ph: 5754 4261
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Midwinter Snowball
I
t’s a wonderful chilly winter this year
- and there’s no better way to celebrate
than attending the Midwinter Snowball
2016! This new black tie charity event will
be held on Saturday July 16th at the Mount
Beauty Community Centre commencing
at 8pm. Featuring live music by Melbourne
EMERGENCY
EMERGENCY
000
Ambulance 000
ELECTRICITY
Faults & Emergencies
13 17 99
FIRE
Falls Creek/Mount Beauty/Tawonga 000
HOSPITAL
Mount Beauty 5754 3500
MEDICAL CENTRES
Falls Creek 5758 3238
POLICE
Wangaratta 5723 0600
RCA
RACV
Falls Creek/Mount Beauty 5750 1230
BURN OFF NOTIFICATIONS
CFA
1800 668 511
SKI PATROL FALLS CREEK
5758 3205
STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE
Falls Creek
13 25 00
WILDLIFE RESCUE
0421 553 527
based band Geronimo, you’ll get the chance
to enjoy complimentary canapes and dance
the night away. Drinks will also be available
at bar prices.
The Snowball is the brainchild of the
Champagne Club Kiewa Valley Incorporated
- a new local charitable organisation which
runs fundraising events in order to support
individuals and groups in the Kiewa Valley
area. Tickets are $65 for general admission
(over 18’s event) and are available from
the following locations: Sassy Road, Old
Tawonga Store, The General Store Dederang,
Tawonga South Newsagent, and Kiewa Valley
Sports and Spinal Physiotherapy.
No black tie outfit? No problem - we will be
sourcing frocks for hire for the night which will
pay tribute to formal wear from the 90’s onwards
(for a small donation to the charity event).
Tickets and frocks are strictly limited so get your
ticket now to avoid disappointment! For
more information you can find us on Facebook,
on Instagram, or contact our secretary
Fiona McLennan on 0402 123 028. •
Rotary Ski Day
As has been enjoyed for many years,
members of the local Rotary Club of
Mount Beauty have enjoyed a ski day early
in each month of winter. This year, the day
falls on the second Tuesday of the month,
making this coming Tuesday the 12th of
July the first Rotary Ski Day for 2016.
Visiting Rotarians, their family and friends
are welcome to join in for a cruisy couple
of hours skiing (and boarding) followed by
a fine lunch at the Falls Creek Hotel.
The deal is that we all meet at Cloud 9
at 10am. It shouldn’t be too hard to pick
a group of aging rockers (sorry - healthy
young talented souls) maybe even in a one
piece outfit hanging around Cloud 9. Once
joined up we then advise numbers to the
lunch venue and head off for a slide.
Should you be interested, give Ken Bell a
call on 0400 350 488 and he will fill you
in on any further details. It is always a
good day. •
WHAT’S ON JULY
8th
9th
9th
9th
Rossignol Cup for all junior ski racers, followed by the Cranky Charlie for would be racers. Ph: 03 5758 1026.
Mount Beauty Diabetes Support Group monthly meeting. 10am. Lakeside Community
Centre, Lakeside Ave, opp CFA Fire Station. Informal discussions on various topics relating to diabetes. All welcome. Contact Tony Coutts M: 0427 544 824 or Gail Beaton: M: 0400 482 345.
King of the Mountain and Myrtleford Ski Club Races. Ph: 03 5758 1026
Snow Trek & Travel High Plains Tour. 2.5, 5 & 10km, 11am Nordic Bowl. Len Budge
M: 0417 352 845.
9th
10th
10th
TDFNL Rd 13. Dederang Mount Beauty V Wahgunyah @ Dederang.
YMCA Howman’s Gap Vic Relay Champ.s C&F 2.5 & 5km. 11am Nordic Bowl. Len Budge M: 0417 352 845.
Camberwell Grammar School Races.
Ph: 03 5758 1026
14th
14th
15th
16th
16th
17th
20th
21st
.
Monthly meeting of the Upper Kiewa Valley Community Assn. 7:30pm in The Auditorium at Info Centre. Em: [email protected]
Falls Creek Summit Night Show Spectacular. 8pm bottom of Summit outside Frying Pan Inn. Includes fabulous Fireworks. Ph 03 5758 1026.
Board Lounge Throw Down Number One.
Ph: 03 5758 1026.
Vic Junior Sprint Champ.s (C) 9:30am Nordic Bowl. Ben Derrick Mb: 0400 110 046.
TDFNL Rd 14. Kiewa Sandy Creek V Dederang Mount Beauty.
Vic Junior Distance Champ.s (F) 2.5, 5 & 10km. 10am Nordic Bowl. Ben Derrick M: 0400 110 046.
Upper Kiewa Valley Country Women’s Assn. 7pm at Mount Beauty Uniting Church upper hall. Craft or guest speaker at each meeting. All welcome. E: [email protected].
Falls Creek Summit Night Show Spectacular. 8pm bottom of Summit outside Frying Pan Inn. Includes fabulous Fireworks. Ph 03 5758 1026
23rd
24th
24th
25th
25th - 29th
28th
29th
29th
30th
TDFNL Rd 15. Dederang Mount Beauty V Chiltern @ Dederang.
Snow Trek & Travel Mini Series Two. C .5, 1.5 & 2.5km. 11am Nordic Bowl. 02 6056 6605.
Wombat’s Rambler Night Race Heat One.
Ph: 03 5758 1026.
Wombat’s Rambler Night Race Heat Two.
Ph: 03 5758 1026.
Mim Sodergren 5 Day Women’s Ski Program A unique experience tailored for women.
Ph: 03 5758 1070.
Falls Creek Summit Night Show Spectacular. 8pm bottom of Summit outside Frying Pan Inn.
Includes fabulous Fireworks. Ph 03 5758 1026.
Wombat’s Rambler Night Race Finals.
Ph: 03 5758 1026.
Soweto Gospel Choir at Mount Beauty Community Centre. 8 for 8:30pm Tickets from Mount Beauty Newsagency. Funds going to MB Neighbourhood Centre.
TDFNL Rd 16. Mitta United V Dederang Mount Beauty.
2016 WINTER PUBLICATION SCHEDULE & RATES
PUBLICATION SCHEDULE:
Ed 06 • 15.07.16 • Board Lounge Throw Down 1. Vic Junior Champs. SASki Race Series. (C)
Ed 07 • 22.07.16 • Wombat’s Rambler Night Race - Heats & Finals. Snow Trak & Travel Mini Series Two. 11am FC Nordic Bowl. Mb: 0409 592 226.
Ed 08 • 29.07.16 • Riverina Ski Club Races, Australian Police Winter Games. (C)
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ENQUIRIES
For Information on Advertising or Editorial Contributions please contact:
Ken Bell Mob: 0400 350 488
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Phone/Fax: 03 5754 1346
Office Address:
Suite 2, 41 Kiewa Valley Highway, Mount Beauty.
Postal Address:
PO Box 325, Mount Beauty, VIC, 3699. ABN: 22 171 749 807.
PROPERTY OF THE WEEK
A well-appointed kitchenette…
three warm bedrooms…
and airy living/dining area. Pics - Courtesy the Agent.
Silverski 215
The third bedroom is on the smaller side
and features a single bunk however there is
excellent natural light in that room. This
centrally located complex also features a large
communal ski room, drying room and boot
room, plus in-house restaurant and bar.
The Silverski complex has a long alpine
head lease until 2045, is in the heart of the
Falls Creek village in a good ski in and ski
out location. Plus the complex offers onsite managers over the winter months.
Two years of detailed financials are available
via request. Over the last two years the unit
has achieved better than a 5% return with
all management, utilities and body corporate
charges taken out. That also includes the
owner having good use in the apartment.
As a year round resort, Falls Creek has lots to
offer during the ‘green’ season. Green season
is that wonderful relaxing time between the
end of winter and the start of next winter.
The village has a fabulous suite of activities for
everyone. Christmas Carols in the community,
The Mile High Dragon Boat Festival, the
Bicycle Network Peaks Challenge, the Rapid
Ascent Mountain Raid and the Easter Festival
are just a few of the events. And then there are
the activities that can be enjoyed alone or with
a few companions. Cycling, walking, camping,
photography, fishing et al. Oh and don’t forget
the 22km of mountain bike single track now
open with more opening next summer.
With all this going for it, this property
is definitely worth investigating. For an
inspection or more information, please call
Christa 0402 277 808. Zirky Real Estate. •
A
s part of our regular ‘Property of
the Week’ offering, this particular
unit is a three bedroom apartment
in Silverski with good returns and is super
cheap at$260,000.
This well maintained single level three
bedroom, two bathroom apartment of
approximately 67.26sqm is for sale. It can
sleep eight people (with the configuration of
two by split queen beds, two sets of bunks).
The apartment features a light open plan
living and dining area with a good sized
kitchenette with a great set up to make a
holiday stay very comfortable. The two
main bedrooms are of an excellent size and
both have renovated en suites with showers.
CLASSIFIEDS
BUSINESS FOR SALE
FOR SALE - CYCLING HELMET
FOR SALE - MORRISON CHAIN SAW
FOR LEASE - RESTAURANT BAR & GRILL
FOR SALE - IDEAL FIRST CAR
FOR SALE - RECLINER CHAIRS
BUSINESS FOR SALE - TAXI SERVICE
FALLS CREEK ALPINE ASSOCIATION
Local earthmoving business (established 18 years). Mt Beauty
Bobcat. For all enquiries contact John, Mb: 0419 285 987, or
Em: [email protected].
Jack’s Tavern at Bogong Village is looking for a new owner operator
as from 1st June, 2016. Two years contract preferable but can
be negotiated. All enquiries, please phone Helle on 03 5754 1131.
Mount Beauty Taxi Country Licence & 2013 Ford Mondeo
Hatch. Plus 4WD Toyota Landcruiser & Luggage Trailer. Good
Clientele: Dep of Veterans Affairs; VLine; Snowfield Health
Services & Walking Group Contracts. Running successfully for
24 years. $200,000. Ph: Brian on 0419 573 909.
FOR SALE - CLUB MEMBERSHIP
Mt Hotham. Fantastic position at bottom of Big D lift. Members and
associates $30 per night in peak season. Potential redevelopment at
no cost to members. Google ‘Asgaard Alpine Club’ and take a virtual
tour. Bargain at $5000. Contact Graham on Mb: 0409 429 008
One perfectly good R-Jays cycling helmet. Aus Standards
Approved. Model S92B, size 54 – 58 (S – M) Colour: Red,
Black Silver. $20. Ph: 0400 350 488.
2006 Kia Rio Hatch. 140K Auto, air-con, pwr steer. Very
reliable – with service history. Will supply RWC. $5990.
Ph: 0412 006 537.
Modal CS 25 Pet5rol driven, light & small for pruning
and general little jobs. Brand new, still in the box with Ops
Manual. $120. Ph: 0400 350 488.
Two Velvet Recliner Chairs in VGC, ideal for people in need
of good back support. $50 each. Brass bed head and tail, $80.
Ph: 0419 615 732. Kiewa Valley House Op Shop – all monies
raised go to our hospital and nursing home.
The Falls Creek Alpine Association represents apartment owners,
club lodges and commercial operators on a range of alpine issues
to FCRM and the Victorian government. The FCAA members’
website and email service provides information on current issues/
developments. Visit www.fcaa.org.au to join and discover the benefits.
DOWNSIZING SALE - FURNITURE ETC
HAIRDRESSING@ FALLS CREEK
One pair, brand new RM Williams Cuban heeled with rubber
non-slip sole added. Bushman Tan, size 9. $199. (save over
$100). Ph: 0400 350 488.
Karyn (Kaz) Wickes will be operating from ASTRA Day Spa and
Hair Salon over the snow season. Kaz specialises in creative colour and
style cutting, plus all aspects of Hairdressing, including scalp and hair
treatments. Appointment only, please call Mb: 0409 823 705.
Dining Hutch, Low TV Cabinet, Dining Table, Coffee Table.
Student Desk, swivel Office Chair + original paintings. Will
deliver Mt Beauty area. Ph: 0434 693 380 for details/price/sizes.
FOR SALE - RM WILLIAMS BOOTS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ALTERATIONS, DRESSMAKING & REPAIRS
Call Kerry 0407 814 114 for all sewing needs.
Services include hems & complete design solutions.
BOWEN THERAPY - PETS & HORSES ALSO
Ph: Heather 03 5754 4395 or 0428 993 125.
BUILDING & ELECTRICAL
Duggan & Hanlon, your complete building
service, please call Justin on 0458 220 879.
CIVIL CELEBRANT - HEATHER MULL
Quality Ceremonies - All Types. Ph: 03 5754 4395.
Mb: 0428 993 125. www.celebrant-ne-vic.com.au
COMPUTERS & SERVICE
Custom built computers, Upgrades, parts, laptops,
troubleshooting, virus removal, data recovery, back-ups.
Ph: Michal Trnka 5754 4637 or Mb: 0417 163 601.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Altitude Electrical - no job too big or small.
Domestic, commercial & industrial. Contact
Ben Svarc 0419 801 109.
FALLS CREEK PERSONAL TRAINER
Fully Qualified. Contact Andge for a
complementary session today! M: 0422 699 761.
FREIGHT - ALBURY - FALLS CREEK
Remo’s Transport from Albury/Wodonga to
Falls Creek Mon to Fri inclusive. Refrigeration
available. Phone John or Esther on 0417 414 320.
HAIRDRESSER
Natalie Raymond, Birds Nest Salon, 26 Hollonds
Street, Mount Beauty. Open Six days a week &
evenings by appointment. Ph: 03 5754 1177.
LD’S HOME PET CARE
Pet Care & Dog Walking. Ph: Lisa 5754 1695.
NATUROPATH & OR MASSAGE
$35/hr 20A Kiewa Cres. Ph: Rosita 0419 519 275.
PAINTING SERVICES
Interior/Exterior, Domestic/Commercial. Obligation
Free Quotes. Quality & Service Guaranteed. KLM
Alpine Painting Services, Ph: Laif 0437 023 921.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Exciting Creative Photography for all manner of
family and wedding memoirs. Visit: www.bigbrightphotos.com.au, phone Kylie: 0447 434 827.
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Kiewa Valley Sports & Spinal Physiotherapy.
5A Hollonds St Mt Beauty. Out of hours and
home visits available. HiCaps. Ph: 5754 1270.
REFRIGERATION & AIR-CON
Maintenance, Repairs and Installation. Locally
based and serving Falls Creek. Ph: David, DTI
Refrigeration, 0448 672 373.
STORAGE
Caravans, Vehicles, Pallets, Large Lock-up Units.
Ph: 0428 361497 www.alpinewarehousing.com
TAXI & 4WD SERVICE
Mt Beauty Taxi Service. Covers Falls Creek &
Albury. Ph: 0409 573 909 or 13 10 08.
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FALL LINES
Tawonga Remembers
D
iane Edmondson grew up in this
valley. She has prepared a book
titled Tawonga Remembers.
It will be launched at the Tawonga Hall
on Saturday 3rd September. As a teaser,
this paper will be publishing some of
the images that have been collected for
the book. Keep a note in your diary for
6:30pm on Saturday 3rd September. •
Bogong Hotel 1880s. A way-side inn at Tawonga was built
in the late 1880s by Timothy Crotty and his wife Elizabeth.
The inn, later known as the Bogong Hotel, changed
hands many times over the next 121 years. In 2011 it was
destroyed in a fire. Pic - Courtesy Dianne Edmondsen.
Our Band’s Winter
Concert
I
t’s not ALL happening at Falls Creek
on Saturday July 23rd. On this day the
Mount Beauty Community Centre will
“Would you like to enjoy these views?”
Contact us to discuss buying or selling your property now!
Ph: Christa 0402 277 808 • www.zirkyrealestate.com.au
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Our community band comprises around 35 very
talented locals - and their concerts are fabulous. Pic
- Courtesy of MBC Band.
be the venue for the Mount Beauty and
District Community Band’s Winter Concert.
This band, comprising approximately 35 local
musicians, will deliver a wonderful variety of
quality music by the full Concert Band, the
Stage Band, small groups and soloists.
What better way to liven up a wintery
Saturday afternoon!
The popular time of 3pm means you won’t
have to tear yourself away from the fire
after dinner.
Date: Saturday July 23rd 3pm. Venue:
The (heated) Mount Beauty Community
Centre. Cost: Adults: $5. Students: $2.
Under 5’s: Free. For more information
phone 03 5754 4586 or 03 5754 1668. •

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