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Berwick Gazette

26/10/2005
Lead Stories
Pioneering spirit lives on
FEW things have caught community imagination more than the Pioneers Park at the corner of Peel Stree...  (26/10/2005)

Shockwaves as Lucas pulls pin
CASEY mayor Neil Lucas will not stand for reelection in the November council election. Cr Lucas sai...  (26/10/2005)

Farm safety plea
THE family of a man killed in a tractor accident at Garfield has pleaded for farmers not to underest...  (26/10/2005)

Spend a day in country gardens
TWO spectacular gardens in Upper Beaconsfield are to go on public display. Michael and Val Anzin’s T...  (26/10/2005)

MPs on same track
A NEW railway station to service Pakenham’s growing western fringe has been supported by both sides ...  (26/10/2005)

Light up near
CARDINIA Shire mayor Garry Runge is keen to see the grand ‘light up’ of the new traffic lights at Br...  (26/10/2005)

Praise for roads plan
CARDINIA Shire Council’s bid to curb further deterioration of its road network has again been praise...  (26/10/2005)

Public school PM gives private grant
PRIME Minister John Howard last week announced a $750,000 capital grant for Beaconhills College, Be...  (26/10/2005)

Drivers told not to gamble licence
POLICE are urging punters not to lose their heads during the spring racing carnival. They will be ke...  (26/10/2005)

Chopped down trees must be replaced
TREES and shrubs destroyed on a property in Garfield must be replaced, the State Planning Tribunal h...  (26/10/2005)

Cyclists find some form
CYCLISTS from the Casey Human Powered Vehicle Club won five medals at the Victorian Schools Cycling ...  (26/10/2005)

Fingers crossed for horse centre
IF wishes were horses, riders would flock from all around to ride at a centre in Cardinia Shire. Cr ...  (26/10/2005)

Pool on schedule
THE new aquatic centre at Pakenham will be a “magnificent” facility and is well on its way to comple...  (26/10/2005)

Small businesses, big impacts
SMALL businesses in Victoria provide almost half of all private sector jobs, according to the guest ...  (26/10/2005)

Seeing red over roundabout
MOTORISTS in a muddle at Pakenham’s busiest roundabout make Eleanor Carr see red. The intersection o...  (26/10/2005)

Wynne wins trader role
FORMER Cardinia Shire business development manager Des Wynne has been appointed manager of the Berwi...  (26/10/2005)

Show of TV nostalgia
BERWICK Lodge Primary School presented its Way Back When review to full houses. The dramatic present...  (26/10/2005)

All Other Stories
Gas scare forces 100 to evacuate
A GAS scare last week saw more than 100 people evacuated from Pakenham’s Toomuc Reserve sports comp...  (26/10/2005)

Debt delivers miles of value: CEO
A ROADbuilding scheme that has attracted nationwide attention was all the more meritorious because C...  (26/10/2005)

School’s lasting history lesson
THE Cranbourne Shire Historical Society has dedicated the former Tooradin North State School for use...  (26/10/2005)

Many strings to his bow
TONY Hollamby is more than just the boss of Berwick’s bestloved and fastestgrowing private hospital....  (26/10/2005)

Sparkling day for exfire chief
FORMER Tynong fire brigade captain and City of Berwick superintendent of works Keith Nilsson and wif...  (26/10/2005)

Officer honours top officer
FIREFIGHTERS at Officer have honoured one of the rural brigade’s great contributors. Excaptain Ian S...  (26/10/2005)

No mucking up student school
THE last day of school was enjoyed by year 12 students last week. After the spectre of Muckup Day pr...  (26/10/2005)

Scouting royalty hailed
KOOWEERUP claimed a prestigious first when four members of the town’s venturer unit received the hig...  (26/10/2005)

Bus runs for sport fans on open day
CASEY Council will provide guided bus tours for the Casey Fields open day on Saturday, 29 October. C...  (26/10/2005)

Primary target for award
RIVER Gum Ward councillor Wayne Smith wants the council to expand the number of young people who rec...  (26/10/2005)

Walk provides some mental exercise
PAKENHAM people joined costar of the television hit comedy Kath and Kim’s Peter Rowsthorn and more t...  (26/10/2005)

Fighting fires a labour of Love
IF YOU ever call on the Pakenham Fire Brigade, there’s a good chance love might intervene to extingu...  (26/10/2005)

Never a dull moment
BAYLES couple Vic and Valmai Walker have barely looked back since retiring from the Bayles Service S...  (26/10/2005)

Investing in small talk
EXECUTIVE director of the Office of Small Business David Latina hit on a pertinent point during an a...  (26/10/2005)

Expanding awards a primary concern
THE City of Casey has a big winner with its annual Australia Day study tour award that has sent more...  (26/10/2005)

Memories hooked for good
WHEN I called at Tooradin for the official opening of the Tooradin North State School at Fisherman’s...  (26/10/2005)

Music heralds 125th anniversary
BUNYIP Primary School students rocked hard on Friday with their concert ‘Music through the ages’. Th...  (26/10/2005)

Park secured for the community
HUNDREDS of people came to see Casey mayor Neil Lucas officially open the treasured Pioneers Park, ...  (26/10/2005)

Pet subjects for students
PETS were in the spotlight at Lang Lang Primary School recently with students learning more about th...  (26/10/2005)

Safety found in high numbers
THE clowns were sent in, and there was plenty of action at the Cardinia Road Safety Expo and Pakenha...  (26/10/2005)

Grants aid training costs
COMMUNITY groups required to have first aid training may be eligible to receive council training gra...  (26/10/2005)

New team at Kooweerup
THE Kooweerup community complex has a new committee of management. Michael Duff, Wesley Head, Terron...  (26/10/2005)

Retail first for Lakeside
CARDINIA mayor Garry Runge last week officially opened Pakenham’s $7 million Lakeside retail village...  (26/10/2005)

Getting into the spirit
FESTIVE spirit is rising in Nar Nar Goon. Plans are underway for the town’s Christmas festival, to b...  (26/10/2005)

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