Latest News• Add My News • Search Old News Gippsland › Latest news › Bass Coast Local NewsBass Coast News BulletinBass Coast News Bulletin Businesses Dress Up For The Commonwealth Games The Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games Queen’s Baton Relay will pass through the Bass Coast Shire on 1-2 March 2006. As a part of community celebrations, Bass Coast Shire Council, in conjunction with The competition will be open to all businesses within the Shire. The first 50 businesses who register to participate will receive a Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games Display Kit to assist in decorating their shop front windows. Businesses will be initially judged as the best in their locality and an overall winner will be selected from the locality winners. Businesses will be grouped using the following locality categories:
The overall winner will receive two tickets to the Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony. Locality winners will receive a framed Commonwealth Games Queen’s Baton Relay poster plus Commonwealth Games merchandise. Registrations open 6 February and close 15 February and decorations must be up in participating shop windows by 24 February. Winners will be announced on 1 March when the Queen’s Baton arrives for its overnight stay in Entry forms are being delivered to all businesses that receive deliveries from Australia Post. If you have not received an entry form please contact Bass Coast Shire Council for details on where to pick one up on 5671 2211 or 5951 3311. Display merchandise and kits are available for purchase from Summer Safety Reminder Bass Coast Mayor, "We are in a period of extreme fire danger over summer. "The recent fires across Residents and visitors to As always, people are urged to take care on the many beaches around the Shire. "All our major beaches have numbers displayed on yellow triangle signs. "It’s important that people take note of these numbers, because in the case of an emergency, this indicates the exact location to emergency services," Cr Goodwin continued. Businesses dress up for the Bcommonwealth games The Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games Queen’s Baton Relay will pass through the Bass Coast Shire on 1-2 March 2006. As a part of community celebrations, Bass Coast Shire Council, in conjunction with The competition will be open to all businesses within the Shire. The first 50 businesses who register to participate will receive a Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games Display Kit to assist in decorating their shop front windows. Businesses will be initially judged as the best in their locality and an overall winner will be selected from the locality winners. Businesses will be grouped using the following locality categories:
The overall winner will receive two tickets to the Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony. Locality winners will receive a framed Commonwealth Games Queen’s Baton Relay poster plus Commonwealth Games merchandise. Registrations open 6 February and close 15 February and decorations must be up in participating shop windows by 24 February. Winners will be announced on 1 March when the Queen’s Baton arrives for its overnight stay in Entry forms are being delivered to all businesses that receive deliveries from Australia Post. If you have not received an entry form please contact Bass Coast Shire Council for details on where to pick one up on 5671 2211 or 5951 3311. Display merchandise and kits are available for purchase from summer safety reminder Bass Coast Mayor, "We are in a period of extreme fire danger over summer. "The recent fires across Residents and visitors to As always, people are urged to take care on the many beaches around the Shire. "All our major beaches have numbers displayed on yellow triangle signs. "It’s important that people take note of these numbers, because in the case of an emergency, this indicates the exact location to emergency services," Cr Goodwin continued. Access For All At S The need for an accessible toilet at The Smiths Beach Accessible Toilet Project was managed and funded by Bass Coast Shire Council. Construction of the toilet was completed late last year at a cost of $20,000. The accessible toilet is co-located with the exisiting toilet facilities adjacent to the Smiths Beach Car Parking Area. For more information about accessible facilities in the Bass Coast Shire contact your Council on 5951 3311 or 5671 2211. The need for an accessible toilet at The Smiths Beach Accessible Toilet Project was managed and funded by Bass Coast Shire Council. Construction of the toilet was completed late last year at a cost of $20,000. The accessible toilet is co-located with the exisiting toilet facilities adjacent to the Smiths Beach Car Parking Area. For more information about accessible facilities in the Bass Coast Shire contact your Council on 5951 3311 or 5671 2211. Source: www.gippsland.com Published by: news@gippsland.com
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