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Mornington Peninsula Bowmen Archery Club

Locality: Cape Schanck

Phone: +61 404 915 950

Address: Long Point Rd 3939 Cape Schanck, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.3daaa.com

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25.01.2022 Trudy n Prue getting the road in to the Club House safer and less potholes...Thankyou Hopefully soon we will know when we can reopen... Watch this space.....

25.01.2022 Big Thankyou to President Neil Morris Secretary Trudy Scott Treasurer Juls Hammond-Dixon and various club members Brian Jones Annette Coutts Leigh Cornish, Bridget Morris Rose Morris... Pete Dixon Andrew Eigenraam, Cordell McGuire Prue, Katrina & Bill Scott Anderson Dave Greaves who assisted with working bees over the past few months or worked in the background....This assistance has assisted your club to survive during Covid-19 and Stage 4 lockdown. We are still living in COVID-19 which will continue until a vaccine is available Keep Safe and well See more

23.01.2022 Neil , Trudy , Katrina & Bill and a few helping hands again donated some hours to prepare & reclaim field course shooting lines and bushfire reduction... Thanks guys... The club has withheld membership fees due to COVID-19 restrictions but the costs to run the club still roll in...so donating your time certainly supports your club to help maintain our club....

22.01.2022 Thanks Neil Morris

22.01.2022 In light of Victorian State Government announcement the following Stage 4 restrictions will apply commencing from 6pm tonight

20.01.2022 Another project nearly completed more cement sheets to line the ladies and adding some features...we Ladies doing it for our archery sisters...20 years in the making

19.01.2022 Premier Daniel Andrews has just announced the following regarding restrictions: From 11.59pm tonight All mask rules remain in place. 25km limit goes, regional border comes down. Overnight accommodation will reopen at households.... Hospitality will increase to 40 inside and 70 outside Faith gatherings will increase to 50 outdoors and 20 people inside. Funerals up to 20 people indoors and 50 people outdoors. Care facility visits one household per day for 2 hours. Workforce caps on meat, poultry and seafood industries go. Gyms and physical recreation 20 people per venue, 10 people per space. Indoor Pools and skateparks, libraries, cinemas, 20 people per venue. Casinos/gaming, 10 people per room. If you can work from home you must work from home. Public gatherings are 10 people outdoors maximum. Weddings are still at a 10 person limit for indoor or outdoor. More to come... From 11.59pm tonight, travel between metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria will be allowed. It means the rules that are currently in place for regional Victoria will apply to the entire state. Time limits on partners visiting maternity wards will go, but individual wards may have their own rules in place Face masks will still be compulsory and there is no date set for this to change. See more

18.01.2022 This weekend MPB Inc was scheduled to host our September 2 day 3DAAA shoot. However with COVID-19 and Stage 4 restrictions still remain in place which has stopped any club tournaments. Lets hope with the Victorian roadmap out of Stage 4 restrictions we can have a club event soon. Remember to stay safe and stay well....

17.01.2022 Over the past 2 weekends Neil, Trudy, Brian & Pete have been starting some ground maintenance and fire and hazard reduction including-mowing the club grounds and field courses. Even though we are still in Stage 4 lockdown ground maintenance still needs to be done. If you have a few hours to spare over the next few weekends please let Neil know......

17.01.2022 COVID -19 update Further details from DHHS regarding community sporting clubs. What does this mean for your club or activity?... Indoor sports centres including gyms, training facilities and pools will be closed Community sport training and competition cannot occur within the Melbourne metropolitan area or the Shire of Mitchell. If you live in this area you cannot participate in community sport elsewhere. Outdoor sport facilities will be closed, except for facilities where people can exercise with no more than one other person or members of your household while maintaining 1.5 metres distance. Equipment should not be shared, and communal facilities cannot open. Personal training outdoors can occur but with a limit of two participants plus the instructor. Clubs with restricted licenses must close. Note they can offer take away food and alcohol (subject to individual licence conditions) If your club or association is scheduled to hold a meeting (including AGM) you must follow the restrictions on gatherings in place Your club or association may apply to Consumer Affairs Victoria for an extension of time to hold the AGM Further information and updates can be found at the following: Department of Health and Human Services https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/updated-restrictions-1159pm-wed Mornington Peninsula Shire https://www.mornpen.vic.gov.au//Health-W/Community-Health-

16.01.2022 Another beautiful day down on the Mornington Peninsula today at MPB Inc. Trudy and Julie continued with some of the Working Bee projects needing to be completed...A few more cement sheets nailed up to line the ladies toilets. A project 20 years in the making soon to be completed.....Another beautiful day down on the Mornington Peninsula today at MPB Inc. Trudy and Julie continued with some of the Working Bee projects needing to be completed...A few more cement sheets nailed up to line the ladies toilets. A project 20 years in the making soon to be completed.....

16.01.2022 Save this date Saturday Dec 12th ...more info to come...

15.01.2022 Please ensure you wear a Mask when ever you leave your home. This also means when you attend the club.

11.01.2022 SPORTING CLUBS LISTEN UPWe know It’s been a hard year for sport, this is why we want to give back and support our clubs who do so much for our communities. We ...are giving 4 LOCAL SPORTING CLUBS the chance to receive a $500 DONATIONfrom Blue Croc Rubbish Removal. But to choose which clubs win we need your help... 1. Tag Your Local Club Of Choice 2. Tag a Mate 3. Like Our Page 4. Share this post The top mentioned sporting clubs with the most tags will receive a $500 donation each! Don’t worry if your club of choice is not chosen there will be many more chances for them to be supported by us in the future. You must enter on the original post to qualify! We kindly ask for no spam comments. Club winners announced Sep 24/2020 6PM. This giveaway is in no way associated with Facebook. Frankston Dolphins Football Netball Club Mornington Football Netball Club Mornington Life Saving Club Seaford Football Netball Club Mt Eliza Junior Football Club Mt Eliza Football Netball Club Mornington Basketball - Home of the Mornington Breakers Mornington Little Aths MPJFL - Mornington Peninsula Junior Football League Beleura Junior Football Club Southern Yorke Peninsula Basketball Association Sorrento Football Netball Club Red Hill FNC Dromana Junior Tigers Rye Cricket Club Tootgarook Cricket Club Sorrento Sharks CricketClub Casey-South Melbourne Cricket Club Langwarrin Junior Football Club Sorrento Junior Football Club Langwarrin Cricket Club U/10 Roo’s Frankston Basketball - FDBA Frankston Little Athletics Centre Cranbourne Football Netball Club Cranbourne Junior Football Club Inc Cranbourne Little Athletics Centre Members Skye Football Netball Club Tyabb Football Netball Club Pearcedale Football Netball Club Somerville Football & Netball Club Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association

10.01.2022 All going well let's cross our fingers MPB Inc will be able to reopen very soon

09.01.2022 Just when we thought COVID-19 was easing...Masks are now Mandatory again whenever we leave home...

07.01.2022 Club working bee in preparation for the club reopening tomorrow Mowing,whipper snipping, clearing debris, cleaning toilets. Refurbished tree stand stairs......Still a lot to be done over coming weeks...so please come and assist when you have a few spare hours...

07.01.2022 New mower deck works great. Trudy is out on the course mowing while Neil fixes the slasher...Great work guys... If any members can spare a few hours to help get your club bushfire safe and field courses ready for when the club can reopen ...please contact Neil Fingers cross Dan tell us all some good news tomorrow....

07.01.2022 Are outdoor sport facilities closed? From 11:59pm, 8 July in metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire, some outdoor sport facilities will be closed. Outdoor sport facilities can open if people can exercise outside, equipment is not shared or rented, no indoor facilities or shared facilities (except toilets) are used, and people must be able to keep 1.5 metres distance between each other. ... Where outdoor facilities can open, these facilities must have a patron cap of 10, unless each group of two can maintain 100 meters distance from all other people. Examples of outdoor facilities which may be able to open under these requirements include golf courses, footy ovals, tennis courts, or outdoor shooting ranges.

06.01.2022 Thanks to Neil Morris Trudy Scott and Andrew Eigenramm for your great help at today's Winter Working.Bee part 2 All Target buttons have been repositioned out on the ABA course.

05.01.2022 Thanks Neil and Trudy our very keen mowing maniacs extrodonaire. The Practise Ranges complete, FITA Field course complete, Red Course Complete, Blue Course nearly there ... Getting ready for our Xmas Gathering Club Day More info soon

05.01.2022 We've published our latest Coronavirus update, which you can view online using the link below or subscribe to receive future enews updates delivered to your... inbox: https://bit.ly/2BnSWKr This update includes information on face masks which are mandatory if you need to leave home. To read about current changes to Shire services or to learn about our Caring for our Community packages visit our dedicated Coronavirus webpage: mornpen.vic.gov.au/coronavirus.

05.01.2022 We have received lots of enquiries when the club will be reopening to members..... Watch this space as we will post an update before Sunday.....We have received lots of enquiries when the club will be reopening to members..... Watch this space as we will post an update before Sunday.....

03.01.2022 It looks likely we will be allowed up to 30 guests in our home on Christmas Day.... Here is the full update on restrictions from today’s press conference... ...From 11.59pm tonight (Sunday, 22 Nov) we will move to Last Step restrictions. This is the Last Step before we move to COVID normal. MASKS: no longer required outdoors when you can maintain safe distance. Must be worn INDOORS at all times. And you'll need to carry your mask at all times. GATHERINGS: visitors to your home: up to 15 per day outdoors: up to 50 people from any number of households GYMS & Indoor physical recreation: up to 150 people patron cap; group/class size up to 50 people (subject to density quotient of 1 per 4sqm) CAFES, RESTAURANTS, BARS (seated service): Indoor: smaller venues (less than 200sqm) - cap of 50 (density quotient 1 per 2sqm); larger venues (more than 200 sqm) cap 150, (density quotient 1 per 4sqm); QR record keeping mandatory Outdoor: up to 200 (density quotient 1 per 2sqm); QR record keeping mandatory HAIR, BEAUTY, PERSONAL CARE: client not required a mask for facial services CINEMAS & THEATRES & GALLERIES: open for max 150 people per space (density quotient 1 per 4sqm) larger galleries and cultural institutions - up to 25% capacity (density quotient) SPORT & RECREATION: Indoor: up to 150 people patron cap; group/class size up to 20 people (density quotient of 1 per 4sqm) Outdoor: up to 500 people patron cap; groups of 50 Indoor Pools: up to 150 people patron cap (density quotient of 1 per 4sqm) Outdoor Pools: 300 (quotient 1 per 4sqm) Indoor Skateparks: up to 150 people (density quotient of 1 per 4sqm) Trampolining Centres: up to 150 people patron cap (density quotient) Indoor play centres: up to 150 people (density quotient) COMMUNITY VENUES: Libraries & toy libraries & community halls: up to 150 people patron cap; group limit of 20 (density quotient 1 per 4sqm) CEREMONIES & RELIGIOUS EVENTS: Weddings: up to 150 guests at public venues (density quotient 1 per 4 sqm) Funerals: up to 150 (density quotient 1 per 4sqm) Indoor religious gatherings: total venue cap 150 (density quotient 1 per 4sqm) Outdoor religious gatherings: total venue cap 300 (density quotient 1 per 4sqm) AMUSEMENT PARKS up to 25% of venue capacity (density quotient) ACCOMMODATION: up to 15 people from any number of households HIGHER EDUCATION & TRAINING: return to campus for students and staff for summer program CARE FACILITIES: no restrictions, but check rules of care/hospital facility REAL ESTATE: indoors: up to 20 (density quotient); outdoors: up to 50 ............................................... LOOKING FORWARD: CHRISTMAS: from 13th December 11.59pm, we will be allowed 30 visitors to our home per day. STAGED RETURN TO WORK: from 30 November 25% in the office as we make a slow and steady and safe return. Source: Sonya Kilkenny MP

03.01.2022 Welcome back to all our club members now we have reopened. Come n try days for guests are still on hold.

01.01.2022 TAG YOUR CLUB AS SPORTING CLUB GRANTS ARE NOW OPEN This week, the Andrews Government has opened the 2020-21 Sporting Club Grants Program! The grants provide cl...ubs up to $1,000 for new uniforms and equipment, up to $5,000 for training coaches, officials and volunteers, and up to $5,000 to improve club operational effectiveness. They help people of all ages and abilities take part in grassroots sport, no matter where they live and are a great boost for clubs who are looking to get back on track following coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions. If you're a sporting club in Nepean that needs help applying for this application, please send me an email at [email protected] and my office will be able to assist you.

01.01.2022 Victorian Department of Health & Human Services From 5pm tonight the following restrictions will be in place in Victoria: the limit of people gathering in the... home will be reduced to 15 from 30. masks will be mandatory indoors. If you are planning to leave your home take a mask and it needs to be worn anytime you’re inside apart from when you’re eating or drinking. We all need to be COVID Safe don’t go into the city unless you have a booking, wear a mask indoors, practice good hand hygiene and if you are sick stay at home. Anyone who has been in or visited the Blue Mountains or Wollongong regions from 27 December will have until 11.59pm tonight to enter Victoria.You must apply for a new travel permit through Service Victoria, get tested within 24 hours of returning to Victoria, and self-quarantine at home for 14 days from when you last left the region. https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/new-years-eve-restrictio? See more