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Lots of fun for the whole family. Animal nursery, jumping castle, lots of food and drink, plants and crafts for sale, side show alley, garage sale, entertainers, etc
The Morwell RSL Women’s Auxiliary will be having their annual Craft Fair on the 7th December 2013 at the Morwell RSL, from 10.00 am till 2.00 pm.
Admission $2.00.
Come along and enjoy a fun day seeing the over 20 tables of craft ranging from clothing, toys, gifts, cards, jewellery and much more all undercover and maybe get that illusive Christmas gift. And of course be in the draw for our raffle drawn on the day. Afternoon tea will be provided
Loch Village Food and Wine Festival will be launched at a Food and Wine Dinner at Loch Public Hall on Saturday 31st May. Titled ‘Regional Finesse’, the menu and wine list reflects the generosity and finesse that define the quality of South Gippsland produce. Wine educator Rob Hicks, with the support of regional wineries, food producers and the expertise of Marty Thoma and the team from Moos at Meeniyan, will present a memorable night of aroma, flavour and information. Loch Public Hall was built in the late nineteenth century and is regarded by many as the best public hall outside Melbourne. Come to our gateway to Gippsland and enjoy an evening that will saturate your senses. The dinner is limited to 100 guests.
The Main Event of Loch Village Food & Wine Festival is on again this Queen’s Birthday weekend. In its 7th year, this premier festival will feature;
Food & Wine Tastings
Food Demonstrations
Food to Go
Pie Cook Off Competition
Children’s entertainment – Animal Farm Nursery, Magician
Musical entertainment – Brass Band, Rock Band, Buskers
Rest Areas
Vintage Cars
Free Parking
Warragul Regional College Chaplaincy Committee are running their 3rd Fair. Stall holders will be offering china, toys, linen, furniture, kitchen ware among many other interesting items.
Appraisals will be available for $5 an item from 10:00am – 2:00pm.
Refreshments and lunch will be for sale.
Stall still available.
All proceeds go toward Chaplaincy work in the College.
The Inaugural Poowong Antique and Collectable Fair is to be held at the Poowong Public Hall on Sunday 17th May from 9 am to 3 pm. The local Lion’s Club will be selling sausages and Devonshire Teas will be available. The venue is adjacent to both the Poowong Hotel and Take Away.
Warragul Regional College Chaplaincy is holding its fourth fair. Stall holders will be offering china, cards, jewellery, toys, linen etc. for purchase.
Lunch and refreshments will be available.
Opens at 9:30am – 3:00pm. Entry $5 per adult.
Bring along your own items for valuing. Appraisals will be between 10:00am and 1:00pm, cost – $5 per item
All proceeds go toward the work of Chaplaincy in the College.
Business made simple breakfast with Paul McCarthy
Customer centric marketing expert and author
Cost is $35 and includes a hot breakfast, keynote presentation and networking.
Most businesses struggle to get the attention they need from the customers they want. The fact is when leads are low stress levels are usually high.
Over breakfast you can learn the step by step process used by thousands of companies to increase visibility, gain attention and convert more customers.
This proven formula will help you reinvigorate your marketing, generate positive momentum and drive business growth.
If like so many you have been distracted by the terrible fires that have ravished our community maybe it’s time to refocus your attention back to the growth of your business.
Our special guest for the breakfast is Paul McCarthy. Paul is renowned as a leader in the art of customer centric marketing. His strategies have been applied successfully by literally thousands of small business owners as well as some of the country’s leading brands, including; NAB, First National Real Estate, Metricon, Heinz, Nestle, Salvation Army, Queensland Rail, The Professionals, and Department of Justice, to name a few.
Paul’s presentation will reveal:
• Why marketing what you do is more difficult today than ever before and the number one thing you can do to combat the noise.
• The number two biggest mistake companies are making with their marketing and why you must avoid them.
• A simple framework that will make communicating what you do easier to understand and buy.
We invite you to take the morning out to work on your business and learn from one of the sharpest marketing minds in the country. This is the ideal event to bring along the whole team so you can work together on building your 2020 roadmap for success.
If you want to start building some positive momentum, register today to start your businesses marketing transformation.