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Rosebud and Surrounds
ISSUE 90 - July, 2017 www.seawindscommunityhub.com.au
Are You Warm Enough? Have something to donate? Seawinds are holding a ‘Winter Woollies and Coat Exchange’. Do you have any unwanted coats, winter woollies and blankets that are in good condition, and that you no longer need or have grown out of? Bring them along to Seawinds Community Hub so they can warm someone else. Items that you can share, that will keep adults as well as children warm in this cold weather, will be welcomed. Our ‘Coat Ex-change’ will contin-ue until the last day of Winter (Thursday 31 August). Thank you!
The 2016 Census results show an increase in population from 2011 to 2016 in the southern Mornington Peninsula.
The postcode area with the greatest increase was 3936 which covers Dromana, Safety Beach and Arthurs Seat, an increase of 2,010 people from 9,014 in 2011 to 11,024 in 2016.
The largest postcode area is 3939, which covers Rosebud, Boneo and Cape Schanck with 14,524 people in 2016.
The whole of Mornington Peninsula Shire increased by 7.2% from 2011 to 2016, a smaller increase than Victoria (10.7%)
Postcode areas that increased at a greater rate than the Shire were 3940, 3936, 3938, 3943 and 3944.
Population Growth in southern Mornington Peninsula
Post code
Locality Population Change
2016 2011 No. %
3939 Rosebud/Boneo/ Cape Schanck 14,524 13,617 907 6.7
3940 Capel Sound 4,930 4,579 351 7.7
3941 Rye/Tootgarook/ St Andrews Beach 12,172 11,705 467 4.0
3936 Dromana/Safety Beach/Arthurs Seat 11,024 9,014 2,010 22.3
3938 McCrae 2,823 2,543 280 11.0
3942 Blairgowrie 2,313 2,161 152 7.0
3943 Sorrento 1,592 1,448 144 9.9
3944 Portsea 510 446 64 14.3
Mornington Peninsula Shire 154,999 144,608 10,391 7.2
Victoria 5,926,624 5,354,042 572,582 10.7
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Some of the current Programs at Seawinds Hub
Warm and Welcoming!
Seahorse Community Café and Catering
Open 9am - 3pm
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday (during term time)
Seawinds at Capel Sound - Experienced, Diploma Qualified Educator
We are seeking an enthusiastic educator to join our early childhood team of professionals who work passionately to foster a llearning and literacy in children and families.
Located within Seawinds Community Hub, our Early Learning Centre was recently named MyLife MySuper Early Childhood Service of the Year 2017 for Vic/Tas, and we pride ourselves on our high quality education programs.
The successful candidate will have experiencing in leading a classroom, demonstrate their positive attitude and the ability tand motivate and maintain a child-centred learning culture for children, families and colleagues.
Minimum requirements are Diploma in Children’s Services, Current First Aid HLTAID004, anaphylaxis management training and emergency asthma management training in accordance with the Education and Care Services national Regulations 2011, and a cur-rent Working with Children Check.
A position description is available on our website: seawindscommunityhub.com.au Commencing Monday 21 August, 2017 hours are 8.30am to 4.30 pm Monday to Friday. If this sounds like the position for you please email your Letter of Application and Resume by to Sarah, our Educational Lead
email to: [email protected]
Applications close Friday 11 August, 2017
Learn to Play Cribbage - our evenings are great fun!
Every Tuesday - 7.00 — 8.30pm
Learn from tutors who are on hand to teach you or play with others who are experienced.
Coffee, Craft and Chat: Meeting Fridays fortnightly 10.30am - 12 noon.
Share craft ideas, get help from others in the group with your project and learn new skills from others. Enjoy a cuppa and bring or meet new likeminded friends. This group is open to a variety of craft projects and ideas. Please contact Seawinds Community Hub to register
Garden Conversations: Meeting Fridays fortnightly - 10.30am - 12 noon.
Come and meet like-minded people, discuss gardening ideas, share tips, swap cuttings and seeds, and plan outings to places of common interest. Just $3 plus your coffee! Register with Seawinds Community Hub 5982 2204. Come and help create our new Kitchen Garden. All welcome!
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This group look after the Tootgarook Wetlands, recognising that it as a fine natural asset for the Mornington Peninsula.
Cameron Brown and Jessica Durrant have been interested in this area for over six years.
The group - Friends of Tootgarook Wetland Reserves – all volunteers, have been working on several fronts to keep it and restore it as much as possible for our future.
Cameron talks of the beauty of the wetlands, of the huge variety of bird-life and other animals that are depend-ent on the wetlands.
He has seen wallabies grazing, echidnas, herds of black swans, beautiful tree ferns – all within a short distance of our backdoor.
One practical job they are concen-trating on this year to restore the wetland is to remove noxious weeds such as the large shrubs of Italian Buckthorn and African Boxthorn.
These two are difficult to deal with as they have large thorns, so the clever methods used are to leave the shrub in situ, tunnel under and poison the base, then native climbers will
take over the plant. This will allow the native species to revive and come back naturally.
Regular working bees are held under the auspice of Mornington Peninsula Shire Council who provide expertise and equipment.
Working bees are held on the first
Saturday of the month – 10am to 1pm at Sanctuary Park Reserve, at the end of Elizabeth Drive, Capel Sound.
The group’s Facebook page has lots of information and many photographs of the amazing flora and fauna that call this little pocket of the Peninsula home.
Contact by email –
Tootgarookwetlandreserves @outlook.com or call Cameron 0409 936 577.
Profile: Friends of Tootgarook Wetland Reserves
Profile: Southern Peninsula Indigenous Flora &
Fauna Association (SPIFFA)
SPIFFA plays a prominent role in local environmental advocacy and natural systems education on the Morn-ington Peninsula. It has been around for 27 years, is an incorporated body with a dedicated band of volunteers.
SPIFFA has meetings open to all-comers on the first Monday of the month (except November and January) at Seawinds Community Hub in Capel Sound. Meetings begin with a speaker presentation, followed by supper with cake and then the meetings, which are high on information and low on admin-istration.
The next meeting is on 7th August and features 3 short films that have been made about the Tootgarook/Boneo Swamp, one by independent filmmaker Anthony Kelly and two pro-duced by Birdlife Australia.
The SPIFFA website spiffa.org averages over 200 visitors per day and is a comprehensive, ecological, cultural heritage, ecological restoration and bushland management resource.
The Association is again running the 4 month-long Peninsula Habitat Man-
agement Course, starting in August. More details on future courses can be found on their website. http://www.spiffa.org/habitat-management-course.html
SPIFFA participates in Schools Environment Week at The Briars in Mt Martha. Another annual event is the Boneseed weeding day in the Arthurs Seat State Park with various other groups.
The September meeting will feature Peninsula Landcare Coordinator Jacqui Salter talking about the remarkable progress in linking up habitat on pri-vate land with reserves at Arthurs Seat and Greens Bush on the southern pen-insula.
SPIFFA website link: http://
www.spiffa.org/
Below: Blue-tailed damselfly
Volunteers at Boneseed weeding day.
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DOG MINDING, (SPECIALISING IN SMALLER DOGS)
Providing a happy home away from home Quiet, safe indoor, outdoor environment, No steps, secure fencing Only a few doggie guests at one time
Day care, feeding and walking also available
For all enquiries call Annie on 0407 704 958
Free English Classes According to individual’s learning level, conversation and
writing. All Welcome
Every Tuesday, 10 am to 11:30 am except School Holidays and Public Holidays.
Rye Presbyterian Church Hall Cnr Collingwood & Lyons Sts Rye
ROSEBUD LIONS CLUB
TRASH & TREASURE MARKET
SUNDAY 6TH AUGUST
THEN 1ST SUNDAY EVERY MONTH
VILLAGE GREEN ROSEBUD
7 AM TIL 1 PM
For details phone: Don—5981 2816
ROSEBUD T.O.W.N. CLUB We are a friendly weight loss group who meet weekly at the Tootgarook Memorial Hall, next to Tootgarook Primary School.
Monday mornings 9-11am.
We would love to welcome new members who are looking for an inexpensive, encouraging environ-ment that raises your self esteem as you work towards achieving and maintaining your goal weight.
Learn how to eat in moderation without excluding any food groups and you control food………………… not food control you.
Contact - Sandra 5986 2363, or
Lyn on 0411740592.
Spring is coming!
Check out the Winter
Program of Activities
at Seawinds
Community Hub
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Profile : Helen & Ken Macpherson
The past week had a day called “Do Something! Day” to encourage people to volunteer.
Well, this couple certainly embody the spirit of “Doing Something!” as they have been volunteering in many places around the Rosebud area ever since they retired 14 years ago.
Helen and volunteers run the popular Community Lunch held every Wednes-day during term time at Seawinds Community Hub. The volunteer team uses food obtained through Sec-ond Bite, and produces a very delicious and tasty two course lunch for only $5.
Helen spends a lot of time travelling around collecting fresh produce and bargains to keep down the cost.
The lunch regularly caters for about 40 people — many of whom come for the social time as much as a delicious lunch, and the lively chat around the table attests.
This week "Christmas in July" is on Wednesday 26th July (already booked
out) by the team of volun-teers who love contrib-uting to the community spirit at Seawinds.
Ken also volunteers at the Hub as the indispensible maintenance man — there’s always something that needs fixing or replacing. Ken also enjoys taking toys that have been much loved in the Kindergarten and Child Care to his home workshop for repairs.
They have been a part of the Hub since it opened about five years ago.
CEO Heather Barton is full of praise for Helen and Ken, saying “The Hub simp-ly couldn't do without such valuable people. Simply, the Hub could not operate with-out the team of good hearted volunteers, and Helen and Ken do a mighty job!”
They don't limit their activities to the Hub, they both volunteered for the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne in 2006, Ken works for charity Golf Days, and Helen is involved in crafts for charity, also at the
Hub. Both volunteered at Eastbourne Primary School, Ken working in the garden, Helen in the kitchen.
Both said they love the special relationships built up with other volunteers — the camaraderie with people from all walks of life, and they have a lot of fun!
They keep busy with more volunteering at Second Bite and Baby Bundles for new mothers, charity markets, driving elderly to appoint-ments. When they can, they visit their three children and six grandchildren.
Travel is also an interest, they take off overseas every
second year, so far having visited Europe, parts of Asia and the Americas.
Helen, a retired school teacher, and Ken had worked in banking and administration, enjoy their life here, love the relaxed lifestyle and having all amenities close by.
We are certainly lucky to have people such as Ken and Helen living here who appreciate this special part of the world and give back to our community.
Want to find out about how to volunteer at the Hub? Call the Volunteer Reception on 5982 2204.
Looking to feel rewarded?
We are looking for volunteers to man
our truck as drivers or jockeys
No endorsed licence needed
Want to find out more? Please
CALL Heather or Rob on 0416272047
ROTARY FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
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TRIVIA QUIZ 1. Which planet is known as the
Red Planet? Venus, Mercury, Earth, Mars.
2. Which planet is most similar in size to Earth? Jupiter, Mars, Mercury, Venus.
3. Which planet is most similar in terms of mass when compared to Earth? Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus.
4. Which planet is named after the Roman God of Wealth? Saturn, Jupiter, Neptune, Uranus.
5. Which planet is named after the King of the Roman gods? Uranus, Neptune, Saturn, Jupiter.
6. Which planet is named after the Greek deity of the Sky? Mars, Earth, Uranus, Mercury.
7. Which planet is named after the messenger of the Gods? Venus, Mars, Earth, Mercury.
8. Which planet is named after the Roman God of the Sea? Neptune, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus.
9. Which planet is often referred to as Earths sister planet? Jupiter, Mars, Mercury, Venus.
10. Which planet is orbited by 67 known natural satellites? Neptune, Saturn, Uranus, Jupiter.
11. Which planet is orbited by a moon called Ariel? Mercury, Mars, Earth, Uranus.
12. Which planet is orbited by a moon called Miranda? Mercury, Earth, Uranus, Mars.
Mind Workout
Jokes
All puzzle/quiz solutions can be
found on page 15
There Are Two Sure Things: Tax-es, and Excuses
The best tried and failed ex-cuses businesses gave for not paying their taxes on time: My goldfish died.
(Self employed builder)
Our business doesn't really do anything. (Financial Services firm)
I’ve been too busy submitting my clients’ tax returns. (Accountant)
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The person who said that the truth never hurts never had to fill out a tax return.
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People who struggle with their
income tax can be divided into
two categories:
Men and women.
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Worried about an ATO audit?
Avoid what's called a red flag.
That's something the ATO
looks for. For example, say
you have some money left in
your bank account after pay-
ing taxes. That's a red flag.
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Quote of the week When all is said and done, more is
said than done.
And the mark of a person is not what
they say, it is what they do.
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Southern Peninsula Family History Society
Research rooms will now open 10am - 3pm on the 2nd Saturday of each month
Also open Mondays (by appointment), Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9.30 am - 2.30 pm
Members will be on hand to help you develop your knowledge and skills as you research your Family
History. Find us at Seawinds Community Hub
Do you have a child who will
attend 3 or 4 year old
Kindergarten next year?
Go to Shire’s Central Enrolments:
http://www.mornpen.vic.gov.au/
For Parents and the
Community:
FREE
Parent Information Session
Is my Child READY for School?
Monday 7th August
6.15 to 8.00pm
Refreshments provided
Presented by Early Life Foundations Seawinds Community Hub
The Community Connectors project - a new way to
‘get connected’ Community Connectors are volunteers who can help
members of our community become connected with other people, groups, clubs and organisations within their local area.
Being connected to the community can improve well-being and make people feel good about the community they live in. Starting a new activity can be daunting;
- Finding out about what’s happening in their area can be difficult.
- Going to a new group on your own can be intimidating.
- Sometimes getting motivated to go to something new can be a challenge; sometimes we just need some en-couragement to give it a go!
A number of volunteers from Seawinds have recently completed training as Community Connectors and are already ‘up and at it’, talking to people, offering a hand and providing information and support.
“Community Connectors” forms part of the “Strengthening Seniors’ Inclusion and Participation in Local Communities (SSIP)” State Government funded project. It is being led by Mornington Peninsula Shire and Frankston City Council in partnership with a number of locally based organisations.
For more information about the project, call Michelle on 5950 1774, or email on [email protected]
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Fridays 28th July & 30th August
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FREE
PLAYGROUP
Tuesdays and Thurs-days
9.30 - 11.30 am
At Eastbourne Primary School
Eastbourne Primary School and Sea-
winds Early Learning Centre are proud to offer a free
Playgroup for families of children aged 0 - 5 years.
Utilising the ground-breaking Abecedarian ap-
proach, and led by trained facilitator Cindy, we will
help you and help your baby/toddler develop during
this vital period.
Families are encouraged to attend twice a week.
Meet others and enjoy play and reading activities.
Contact: Eastbourne Primary School
(03) 5986 4884
Mornington Peninsula Shire is undertaking road reconstruction works on Browns Road, Boneo – between Boneo Road and Truemans Road.
The project will improve road surface conditions, road widening, line marking, guard rail installation and provide a sealed shoulder.
Works will be undertaken between July and November this year, and will include full road closures and detours from
Monday 17 July until September.
Access to residents and businesses including Nepean Country Club and Eagle Ridge Golf Course will be maintained.
For the latest information on this project, go to the Shire website: mornpen.vic.gov.au/
brownsroad.
Boneo: Browns Road reconstruction
ROSEBUD LADIES’ PROBUS
Meet : Every fourth Friday at 10am (during winter)
At : Salvation Army Citadel, Melaleuca Avenue, Capel Sound. We have lots of activities: bus trips, monthly dine outs, walking, gardening, solo and book groups. Come along and enjoy our meetings, we always have a speaker and a friendly cup of tea.
Please join us and make new friends, don’t sit home alone.
For further info ring: Faye 59866576
or Lorraine 59867525.
PARENT INFORMATION SESSION
YOUR TOILET TRAINING QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Our Session is for you if you have these questions…
What’s normal - history and research
The Toilet Training Continuum - the learning process
Troubleshooting - toilet training challenges, issues and
continence problems
Night wetting
Come to: Seawinds Community Hub (11a Allambi Avenue,
Capel Sound, 3940)
Thursday 31 August, 2017 - from 7pm to 9pm
To book: www.toilettrainingeducators.com.au/events
Cost: $40 per person or $75 per couple
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Depression and Anxiety Support Group: Tuesday mornings. 10—12 noon. Meet with others in a non-judgmental, confidential and safe environment. Be understood, share information and learn strategies — and have a laugh! If you would like some information, contact Wendy on 5986 6152.
Where: Seawinds Community Hub, 11a Allambi Avenue, Capel Sound. When: Tuesdays weekly 10am—12 noon.
Local community determined to
protect the Peninsula
Around 150 people attended the first in a series of town meetings re-garding recently introduced state gov-ernment planning changes that could allow three storey buildings up to 11 metres to be constructed in some resi-dential areas across the Peninsula.
Mornington Peninsula Shire Mayor Councillor Bev Colomb said the event demonstrated the passion and concern many local residents feel about how these changes could sig-nificantly impact on the peninsula's look and feel.
“The community were happy with
Council’s approach to the new chang-es and all agreed three storey devel-opments are not reflective of the character of our residential areas.
“There was an overall agreement that people power is necessary to get the message across to the Minister that the peninsula is not like metro-politan Melbourne and a one size fits all approach will not work for the peninsula.
"Our townships mean so much to our local residents and it's our job to protect our residential areas from in-appropriate development that is in-
consistent with the low scale charac-ter of our Shire," concluded Councillor Colomb.
Areas affected most by the planning changes include:
Rosebud
Dromana
Capel Sound
Bittern
Hastings
Tyabb
Somerville
Baxter
Mornington East
If you missed out on this great opportunity to learn more
about how you can help to protect the much-loved character of our townships from these planning changes, you can still attend a session at Mornington on Wednesday 26 July or in Tyabb on Wednesday 2 August.
EVENT DETAILS
MORNINGTON INFORMATION SESSION Wednesday 26 July, 6pm – 8pm Peninsula Community Theatre - 91 Wilsons Road.
TYABB INFORMATION SESSION Wednesday 2 August, 6pm – 8pm Tyabb Community Hall – 1535 Frankston-Flinders Road.
To learn more about these new changes, visit
mornpen.vic.gov.au/planningchanges.
Local residents at the first Mornington Peninsula Shire planning information session in Rosebud.
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AUDITIONS Sunday 30 July, 10am – 2pm (by appointment) To book your audition, call Brendan on 0468 892 572 Performing 2 – 12 November 2017.
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Submit your favourite recipes to share with everyone! A photo would be great too! Recipe of the Week
Pesto gnocchi and chicken bake
Ingredients 500g packet gnocchi
250g punnet cherry tomatoes, halved
2 medium zucchini, chopped
1/2 ½ BBQ chicken, skin removed, meat shredded
4 cups baby spinach
1/4 cup basil pesto
2 tablespoons grated parmesan
Directions 1. Preheat oven to 210°C. Spray a large roasting pan (25cm
x 30cm) with olive oil.
2. Boil
gnocchi for 2 minutes, according to packet instructions.
Drain, reserving some cooking water to thin out the
pesto.
3. Toss tomatoes and zucchini in prepared pan. Spray with
oil. Season with pepper. Bake for 10-15 minutes, or until
softened. Thin out the pesto with the cooking water, and
add to pan with the gnocchi; toss gently.
4. Add chicken and spinach; stir. Sprinkle with parmesan
and spray with oil. Bake for a further 10-15 minutes or
until golden.
Knowing the right thing to say isn’t always easy. It could be a miscarriage; death of a loved one or someone facing a crisis-physical or emotional, real or imagined.
We are emotional beings and we all experience anxiety and fear at times. Approximately 25 per cent of the Australian population have an anxiety disorder that warrants treatment at some time in their life and up to another 25 per cent have less severe
anxieties.
So you want to be a supportive friend?
Don’t say “Calm Down”; “It’s really not a big deal” or “Everything will be fine”.
When our emotions are dominating we feel out of control, so these statements aren’t helpful. “I know how you feel” can be insulting. “I know you can’t control it” is a much better statement.
“Have a drink; you’ll feel better” is not a good coping strategy!
“Oh, Here We Go Again!” implies that the anxiety is not a serious condition, although sometimes humour can work well to defuse the situation.
As a Mum, I have used this one; “Why Won’t You Tell Me What’s Wrong?” more than once.
The reality is it can be hard to communicate our feelings and it might be embarrassing, especially to tell your mother!!
Instead create a space where it is OK to open up & reassure. “I love you, no matter what” is what we all want to hear
Opt for a positive, non judgemental approach, which sometimes is saying nothing and just being there. “Are You OK?” can be a good start.
“I’m always here if you need to talk”, ‘tell me about it’; as well as “Your Fears/Worries/Triggers are not silly”
A simple cuppa of tea works wonders and offer; “How can I help” or “Let’s sort through this together”.
Our emotional black hole can seem insurmountable, so reminding someone that
this feeling will pass can be a beacon of hope. “I am here; you are safe.”
Health & Wellbeing- Finding the right words....
Contributed by Victorian Chiropractor of the Year, Dr. Roxanne Daniels. Dromana Family Hands on Health Clinic is open Wednesdays 10-5pm tel: 0459 366 767 Rosebud HoH is open Thursdays 10-4pm. Tel: 0411 473 301
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Bj Kyokushin Karate
At Seawinds Hub
Wednesdays weekly
5.30 - 7.30
To find out more,
ring Zuz Sensei 0418 512 286
Mainly Men’s Singing Group
Tuesdays in Term 4 - Seawinds Community Hub
Seawinds at Capel Sound - Relief Educator
Certificate III in Children’s Services
We are seeking an enthusiastic educator to join our
early childhood relief team of professionals who work
passionately to foster a love of learning and literacy in
children and families.
Located within Seawinds Community Hub, our Early
Learning Centre was recently named MyLife MySuper
Early Childhood Service of the Year 2017 for Vic/Tas,
and we pride ourselves on our high quality education
programs.
The successful candidate will demonstrate their positive
attitude and the ability to inspire, motivate and maintain
a child-centred learning culture for children, families and
colleagues.
Minimum requirements are:
Certificate III in Children’s Services (or equivalent)
Current Working with Children Check.
A position description is available on our website:
Www. seawindscommunityhub.com.au
Hours are variable.
If this sounds like the position for you please email your
Letter of Application and Resume by to Sarah, our
Educational Leader via email to:
Commencing Thursday 17th October, 2017
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Rosebud Library
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Trivia Quiz Answers 1. Mars, 2. Venus, 3. Venus, 4. Saturn, 5. Jupiter, 6. Uranus, 7. Mercury, 8. Neptune, 9. Venus, 10. Jupiter, 11.Uranus, 12. Uranus.
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