Bill Tait was the last pedestrian to walk across the old Barwon Heads Bridge.
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Fitting send off for Capt Bob
THEY began arriving more than an hour and a half before the service was due to begin, such was the esteem this organisation held for Ocean Grove Captain Bob Smith.
Hairdressers high
TWO local hairdressers faced off in the Chi Editorial Awards
Emotional farewell to Carl
FRIENDS and family, bowlers and RSL members joined together for a farewell service to Carl Verbeek, who sadly passed away on July 23.
Captain Bob passes away
Captain Bob Smith, 62, passed away in the caring hands of staff at Geelong Hospital on Saturday morning, just months after being diagnosed with an aggressive and inoperable brain tumor.
Grove mourns loss of bowling club stalwart
OCEAN Grove is mourning the loss of bowling club and RSL stalwart Carl Verbeek who passed away on Friday night at St John of God Hospital after a courageous battle against cancer.
The ‘friendly beach’
OCEAN Grove Beach has won the Victorian ‘Friendly Beach Award’ thanks to the work of Barwon Coast and the locally based Disabled Surfers Association.
Five years of Memories
BELLARINE Memories is celebrating its own anniversary - five years in business.
Airborn for life
CECILE ‘Boz’ Parsons trained in Tiger Moths in Narromine NSW in 1940, captained bombers that completed sorties over Berlin in the Second World War and now flies for pleaseure over the skies of the Bellarine.
National award for salon’s Shelley
An Ocean Grove hairdresser has been rewarded with a national award for all her hard work at the Gordon TAFE.
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