For all details Meeniyan Newsletter April 2010
COMMUNITY PLANNING WORKSHOP
The organisers from South Gippsland Shire were more than happy with
the response from a great cross-section of the community. Approximately
70 people attended the session throughout the day where some great
ideas were discussed and put forward. Ros Greggs from South Gippsland
Water was able to give an update on the sewerage, informing those present
that the first connections would be taking place in June or July. She
also spoke about the proposed wetlands, community involvement and the
planned board-walk and plantings. Chris Bettles from IGA in Foster/
Mirboo North was also able to give an update on the Meeniyan Supermarket.
He hopes that building will commence very shortly, April/May and
the store will start trading in November. This information was greeted
with great enthusiasm especially when he said that the store will be open
7 days a week from 7am to 9 pm and have very competitive prices
MEENIYAN STONY CREEK CFA
CAR BOOT SALE
SATURDAY 6TH APRIL – 8am
THE SHELIA SESSIONS
For sheer professionalism, great entertainment, good humour and value for
money, this show was the epitome of excellence in every genre !! After a
wonderful hour of versatile entertainment from multi instrumental playing
support act ‘The Distance’, the stage in the Meeniyan Hall on the 6th March
came alive with the enthusiasm and exuberance from the 3 girls, Beccy Cole,
Chri E Thomas and Kate Ballantyne fresh from their sell out Tamworth performances.
Singing songs mostly made popular by female singers, the girls
had given them new and different arrangements which they called Sheliarising
them !! Do not think you will find that word in the dictionary !!Interaction
with the audience from all 3 was superb and they all lived up to their glowing
reputations of being fabulous and funny on stage. Between them they have,
5 divorces, 4 children, 9 Golden Guitars, 2 Starmaker Awards, 1 teaching
degree and these life experiences were evident in their magical performances.
The people who were not there missed out on a night in Meeniyan to
remember for a long time to come. The audience who was there was most
appreciative and blown away with how lucky we were to have seen such a
show at our own Meeniyan Hall.
Bread and Pickles Deli
105 Whitelaw Street
Meeniyan
Ph : 5664 7232
Well thank goodness we have finally opened.
Come in and have a browse at the yummies waiting to
tempt your taste buds.
The Bread and Pickles Deli has the following on offer:
Sliced meats, Cheese, Roast chickens, Fresh chicken
and Fish (fish available if the fishermen can get out)
Salads, fruit and vege, olives, sundried tomatoes, cakes,
coffee, foccacias, wraps, Turkish bread, wonderful
gourmet bread Tuesday to Saturday and bakery bread
on Monday, scoop ice cream, milk shakes, Gourmet
Pies, Fresh muffins daily and etc etc
It is great to be back, once I get my weekly useless
information board back it will be feeling more like
home again.
So see you in the Bread and Pickles Deli.
Hours : Mon – Fri : 9:00am – 6:00pm
Sat : 9:00am – 1:00pm
MEENIYAN ART GALLERY INC. [ MAG]
The last exhibition by Ellen Taylor from Inverloch of her fine drawings and
installation art was very successful and now we have an exhibition of works
by Antonia Buckley from Fish Creek. An unusual exhibition for MAG entitled
‘Still Life ?’, it focuses on fruit, vegetables and flowers and runs until 22nd
April. Tourists over the Labour Day weekend were amazed and pleasantly
surprised that a small town such as Meeniyan could have a contemporary
gallery of such a high standard. This is only because of the amazing band
of volunteers who staff MAG so competently and give of their time so generously.
Meeniyan Stony Creek CFA
Trivia Night Bonanza
Book a table or come on your own
Great Prizes to be won
Wide Screen TV Raffle
will be drawn on night
When: May 15th at 8pm
Where: Meeniyan Hall
Bookings: Phone Denise 5664 7519or leave a message
Cost only $5.00 per person
BYO Drink and nibblies
See you there
