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Ward Meeting TONIGHT 15 September. Councillor Sebastian Klein will discuss amongst other things, funds for Lyonville Hall. 7.30pm RADIO SPRINGS HOTEL. All welcome.
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Do you know anyone who would like to receive a hardcopy of the Lyonville newsletter or be added to mailing list for electronic copy? Contact lyonvillecommunity@gmail.com with details. Articles for the fourth edition accepted until: Sunday 20 June. Post into the drop box at the community notice board, Main Street, email to lyonvillecommunity@gmail.com or call Ian Little on 5348 5633. RECENT EVENTSSaturday 6 February Lyonville Woodchop, with a number of contests open to men and women. Lonville Hall grounds. Admission $3.00 For details, contact Ann Bremner on 5348 5515.Wednesday 13 January CFA Training for those wanting to become members of the Lyonville annexe to the Trentham CFA, Trentham Fire Station. For details, contact Jules Berzin on 5348 5711. Wednesday 14 January Lyonville Fireman's Ball Committee meeting, This is an informal group who have come together to organise the ball. Please come along if you would like to help. Lyonville Hall 7.00pm. Monday 18 January Lyonville Community Planning Committee meeting, Lyonville Hall 7.00pm. For details, contact Jules Berzin on 5348 5711. Wednesday 20 January Lyonville Hall Committee meeting, Lyonville Hall. For details, contact Jules Berzin on 5348 5711. Friday 4th December Fire Preaparedness Workshop presented by Jay Gardiner of the CFA. 7.00 - 9.00pm at Vicki's and Simon's place at 14 Tram Street, Lyonville. Friday 20th November Community Fireguard Maintenance Session with Jay from the CFA 7.00pm Lyonville Hall.
Monday 16th November 2009 - Bushfire preparation for tourist operators presented by the CFA 6.30pm Daylesford Town Hall.
Tourist operators details (See bottom of this page, Attachments: Tourist Operators Flyer.doc) Wednesday 11th November CFA Training Session for anyone wanting to become an active member of the Lyonville (Trentham Annexe) CFA 7.00pm Trentham CFA. This new venture needs interested community members to join. Thursday 5th November Lyonville CFA Fire Ready Victoria Meeting and BBQ were held at the Lyonville Hall with a good turn out of of about 40 - 50 people. CFA Fire ready details (See bottom of this page, Attachments: alldates.pdf) Tuesday 20th October Community Plan meeting 7.00pm Lyonville Hall.
11th - 18th October Fire Action Week - Domestic rubbish can be deposited at Shire transfer stations FREE during this week. Fire action details (See bottom of this page, Attachments: fireweek.pdf) Tuesday 13th October Trentham CFA Captain Brian Smith will hold an information session about a proposed CFA annexe at Lyonville - SUPPORT NEEDED FOR THIS PROJECT - ALL WELCOME/WANTED 7.00pm Lyonville Hall. see CFAWednesday 6th October 2009 - Hall and Newsletter meeting.The first newsletter will be published at the end of November. It will be available from this web site, the town noticeboard, via email and some home delivery. Monday 20 July 2009 - Community Plan meeting. On Monday evening, a crowd of locals met at the Radio Springs Hotel to test the capacity of the pizza oven, and to begin discussion for a Community Plan. The dinner was sponsored by Hepburn Council and facilitated by the Community Planning Liaison Officer, Sue Moses and Lyonville resident, Jules Berzin. The aim of planning is to clarify what things we'd like to look after, establish or improve. A set of recommendations were prioritised, and working groups identified. (PDF) |
About LyonvilleMore photos: via National Library  Lyonville is a small hamlet in the central highlands region in Victoria, Australia. It is located between Trentham and Daylesford and bordered by the Wombat State Forest and volcanic hills. Being sub-alpine, winters are chilly and summer nights are mild. See: Local area Gold mining, timber harvesting, potato growing and mineral-springs tourism shaped town settlement. See: Local history Our timber heritage continues with the annual Lyonville Woodchop. See: Lyonville Woodchop Primary industry is now dominated by organic horticulture and farming. See: Organic produce |