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A heartless crime just before Christmas By David Lee KYABRAM family, the Kiselis, have been left heartbroken after thieves stole three scooters belonging to Brandon Kiselis, 10, and Chloe McHardy, 8, on the lead up to Christmas. Mother, Leanne spoke with The Adviser about the crime, saying that it has left the family over $700 out of pocket, which is devastating just before Christmas. Continued on page 22

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Kyla takes out highest honour

BAKING TO THE TOP… GOTAFE Trade Awards 2018 Apprentice of The Year winner for Shepparton and Seymour Campuses, Kyla Wagner (baking apprentice) joined 57 others that were recognised in their learning areas at a special gala dinner on Monday night. Photo: Supplied.

GOTAFE applauds top apprentices at trade awards GOTAFE’s Shepparton and Seymour Campuses held its annual GOTAFE Trade Awards Gala Dinner on Monday at the GV Hotel, Shepparton, where Kyla Wagner from Echuca was announced as GOTAFE’s 2018 Apprentice of the Year for Shepparton and Seymour campuses.

Baking apprentice, Kyla joined 57 others who received awards at the dinner and was one of the eight final year apprentices to be awarded the Outstanding Apprentice Achievement Awards for their respective learning areas. Continued on page 19

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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas SHEPPARTON Chamber of Commerce and Industry have recently completed a stunning Christmas and window display inside Shepparton’s Tower Arcade. The display was completed this week and features displays submitted by Shepparton Textile Artists Inc., Goulburn Valley Quilters, Ella Egan, Eastern Goulburn Country Women’s Association and Goulburn Valley Rail Club. At the western end of Tower Arcade, there is also a stunning Christmas tree display, which has been set up by Wendy Crow. The entire arcade displays the immaculate effort of many within the community and is well worth a visit.

DELIGHTFUL DECORATIVE DISPLAY… Shepparton Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice president, John Anderson and CBD committee person, Wendy Crow have put a lot of work into the Tower Arcade Christmas windows and decorations. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

Hundreds of events inject over $44M into economy OVER the past year, tourism has played a major part in boosting the region and has injected more than $44M into the local economy. Throughout the 2018 year, 266 major events drew in big numbers, with 351,946 attending the events, of which 140,054 were visitors from outside the region who spent a total of 103,823 nights in local accommodation. Greater Shepparton City Council Mayor, Cr Kim O’Keeffe said, “This year has seen Greater Shepparton go from strength to strength by hosting a range of different events. We have hosted events most weekends that have been very beneficial for our local

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businesses, community and visitors. “The streets, parks and shops have been filled with visitors to the region as part of the events calendar, which has drawn more than 350,000 attendees throughout the year,” Cr O’Keeffe said. Greater Shepparton City Council Director Sustainable Development, Geraldine Christou said hosting significant events had a flow on effect for the wider community. “We are coming off the back of perhaps the busiest month of visitation weekends for Greater Shepparton, creating a boom for our accommodation, retail and hospitality industries,” Ms Christou said.

“Major recent events such as the Victorian State Netball Titles, Basketball Australia Under 14 Girls Club Championships, Australian Football Skools International Soccer Championships, Challenge Shepparton Triathlon, Victorian Open Bowls and the upcoming Junior Basketball Tournament are packing out the region which has seen more than 100,000 nights of accommodation generated this past year. “Not only do these major events generate a growth of spending for our local businesses but they also bring jobs to the region, with this past year seeing 319 full time equivalent jobs supported by the major events program.”

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Ongoing voting as politicians await polls VOT E counting continues for the Shepparton district and the state, with local Independent MP Suzanna Sheed still looking set to retain her local seat. Currently, as we go to press, 89.6 percent of the total vote has been counted. Suzanna Sheed holds 15,853 first preference votes at 38.4 percent, ahead of Liberal candidate Cheryl Hammer with 10,963 first preference votes at 26.6 percent. Peter Schwarz of The National Party showed a 22.8 percent swing against his candidacy, coming in third with 5,378 preference votes and Bill Heath of Labor crept in close fourth, with 4,769 votes at 11.6 percent. For the two candidate preferred vote, Suzanna Sheed currently holds 22,832 votes ahead of Cheryl Hammer who currently holds 18,444 votes. The Victorian Electoral Commission will make an official announcement in the forthcoming weeks.

EXCITED INCUMBANT… State Member for Shepparton Suzanna Sheed is predicted to retain her seat. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

Courageous tales celebrated over coffee and toast DETERMINATION, bravery and inclusivity were discussed during Shepparton Access’ Annual Day of People with Disability Celebration Breakfast on Friday. Guests were treated to a story of courage from Rye Shawcroft, competitor in seated volleyball and wheelchair basketball in the 2018 Invictus Games Down Under. 23-year-old Rye shared his empowering personal story of how he defied physical and mental odds to compete in the games. After suffering excruciating pains in his knees and back, Rye’s health deteriorated throughout 2015 and by late 2016 he required a wheelchair to move more than 100m. With sheer determination and the help of his family, friends and professionals, Rye began slowly regaining control of his life through his passion for sport. In October this year, Rye said he proudly executed his dream of achieving sporting greatness by successfully competing in the Invictus Games and for also becoming the first person in Australia to compete the Tough Mudder obstacle course in a wheelchair. “Sport has played a massive role in my rehabilitation, setting goals and becoming included in the broader community,” Rye said. The yearly breakfast at Bill and Beats is hosted by Shepparton Access to celebrate and recognise contributors and to ensure the organisation continues to provide successful pathways for people with disabilities.

INSPIRATIONAL SPEECH… Invictus Games Down Under competitor, Rye Shawcroft motivates the breakfast crowd with his moving story. Photo: Supplied.

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Have your say on new music festival LOCAL residents are being encouraged to get involved with a new large-scale music festival that is set to hit Shepparton on November 2 next year. Greater Shepparton City Council and Red Hill Entertainment has invited the community to have their say on the name of the festival, the selected artists to perform and to provide feedback on other activities they would like to see feature at the festival. Greater Shepparton City Council Director Sustainable Development, Geraldine Christou said the festival will be unique to the region. “This is an event that belongs to the community therefore we are giving residents the opportunity to shape this festival to be iconic to the region. “With expectations of attracting more than 2,000 attendees in the first year we want there to be something at the festival for everyone to enjoy.” Red Hill co-director, Aidan McLaren said they are looking forward to developing a show in the region. “We are keen to hear from the local area on what they’d love the festival to be,” Mr McLaren said. “We’d love people to take a moment to fill out the online survey telling us which Australian bands they’d most love to see play, which ages they think the festival should be targeted at, and what entertainment other than live music they would like to see included. “Anyone who completes the survey goes in the running for a free VIP double pass provided by Red Hill Entertainment to the inaugural event.” The online survey is now open and will run until Friday, December 7 and can be found at https://fs26.formsite.com/ unifygathering/SheppartonMusic/index.html

FREE FAMILY FUN… From left, Bunnings Shepparton team member, Robyn Baker, the big man himself, Santa Claus, activities organiser, Jillian Goodman and trade specialist, Didy Wenzke are encouraging families to come along to the Christmas Family Night. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

A fun family Christmas at Bunnings BUNNINGS Warehouse Shepparton is inviting locals to celebrate the festive season at the annual Christmas Family Night on Thursday, December 6. The free community event provides an opportunity for families to come together for a fun-filled night of arts and crafts, games, DIY workshops and light refreshments. Kids will have the chance to meet Santa and write their very own Christmas wish-list. Bunnings team members will also be hosting DIY workshops, providing tips on how to create

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thoughtful and affordable gifts for loved ones this Christmas. Bunnings Warehouse complex manager, Deb Thompson said, “The annual Christmas Family Night is something the team look forward to each year, and a night for local families to get together and celebrate the beginning of the holiday season.” For further details and times, drop into Bunnings Warehouse Shepparton, 90-94 Benalla Road, Shepparton or phone 5825 7200.

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Mayor O’Keeffe takes Regional Cities Victoria role FOR the first time, Shepparton will have a dedicated voice in Regional Cities Victoria (RC V) in a senior role, with Greater Shepparton City Council Mayor, Cr Kim O’Keeffe being elected deputy chair last week. Mayor O’Keeffe said, “While I put my hand up for both chair and deputy, Mayor of Bendigo, Cr Margaret O’Rourke was re-elected as chair, but with my election as deputy, it sends a strong message to the group that I want to do more and have the opportunity to be involved in a stronger capacity. “RCV is a group of 10 regional cities represented by their mayors and CEOs and comprises the 10 largest cities in regional Victoria. T he cities include Shepparton, Bendigo, Ballarat, Geelong, Horsham, Latrobe, Mildura, Wangaratta, Warrnambool and Wodonga. “ RC V i s d e d i c at e d t o a c h i e v i n g real change in regional Victoria and my aspiration as a member is to ensure Greater Shepparton is positioned as an equal in regard to investment and opportunity. As the deputy chair I will also be in the forefront of discussions and lobbying, giving Greater Shepparton a stronger position. In fact Greater Shepparton hasn’t held a chair position before so it is great to have that opportunity and to show strong leadership to create opportunities for our region. “I am determined to continue to build our Greater Shepparton brand and to attract investment and people to our region. We

are seeing such a positive change across our region and we will continue to work hard for things we need to do to continue for that to happen. “At our meetings we often have guest speakers and representatives from a broad range of areas as well as meetings with ministers and parliament representation. We do get to discuss the issues our own regions have and our future aspirations and the needs of our community, and also compare the differences among our regions, and the disadvantages, but also opportunities that we may have. “As a spokesperson in my role as deputy chair I will also have more opportunities be involved in broader discussions and to represent our region at other forums. “Last month I was the regional Victoria guest speaker at a Mental Health Forum in Melbourne for the Mental Health Foundation Australia alongside Mayor of Melbourne, Sally Capp. It is those opportunities that we get to showcase our region and to stand out as a great regional city and that put us in the forefront and in a positive light for our region. “At those forums I get to tell the story of Greater Shepparton and to share the success and opportunities on offer, as well as the great lifestyle. “I am really thrilled to have another year as the mayor and I will continue to work hard for our community and to strive to achieve the things we need as a region and for the people of Greater Shepparton.”

A VOICE FOR GREATER SHEPPARTON… From left, Deputy Chair of Regional Cities Victoria, Greater Shepparton Mayor Cr Kim O’Keeffe and Chair of Regional Cities Victoria, Greater Bendigo Mayor Cr Margaret O’Rourke are proudly representing regional Victoria. Photo: Supplied.

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COMMUNITY CONNECT For more information on how to register for your Community Connect listing contact The Adviser via email at classifieds@sheppartonadviser.com.au. Please note listings are to be 55 words or less.

UPCOMING FESTIVAL OF TREES event allows you to enjoy a completely man-made forest of individual inspired and decorated trees in Murchison on December 22 and 23. Community groups and individuals have come together to share their decorated trees in a way that showcases creativity and joy in the festive season. Decorated trees are being accepted for display, but must be registered before December 14. This public event can be viewed between 9am and 3pm on Saturday, December 22 and 10am to 2pm on December 23. Refreshments will be on sale. Entry to display is by gold coin. For more information, call 5826 2373 or go to murchison. org.au SINGLE 60S CLUB: Looking to make friends and share common interests with us? Meet at Royal

Mail Hotel, Mooroopna at 6pm on the second Tuesday of the month for dinner and to plan activities for the month. Phone Jan on 0458 211 104, Marg on 5821 2438 or Barry on 0419 323 351 for more information. Saturday, December 1 at Murchison East Hotel for lunch at 12 noon, Saturday, December 8 at Barry’s for a barbeque from 12 noon and Tuesday, December 25 at the Royal Mail Hotel for Christmas tea from 6pm. THE MOOROOPNA ROTARY CAR RAFFLE tickets are on sale during December at IGA Shepparton, Kmart and Safeway Plaza. Don’t miss out! The winners will be drawn at the Mooroopna New Year’s festival. Make sure you come along and enjoy the night. Plenty of food and entertainment.

Another great, green summer of outdoor concerts ICONIC Australian outdoor music event series A Day on the Green kicked off its 18th season last weekend with a massive line-up of national and international acts scheduled for their 2018/19 calendar. For nearly two decades, A Day on the Green has entertained with its exceptional ethos of great food, wine and music presented in majestic outdoor venues. Many audiences have amassed unforgettable musical memories thanks to A Day on the Green and over time the events have gained exponential popularity. The concerts will be running from now until April, with an array of artists from a mix of genres performing at gorgeous outdoor locations across Australia. A Day on the Green is proud to be collaborating again with the team responsible for RNB Fridays, bringing the second instalment of RNB Vine Days to its February roster. The stellar line-up includes international acts Nelly, Craig David, All Saints, Amerie and YO! MAFIA performing all their hits on outdoor stages nationally. Also performing in February, there will be a great series of

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ONGOING ESHCOL DAYLIGHT LODGE meets from 10:30am on the fourth Monday of every month. New and unaffiliated members are welcome to join and partners are welcome for lunch. For further information or enquiries, phone 5824 1274 or 5825 2142. SHEPPARTON SOROPTIMIST CLUB meets on the third Thursday of each month at the Peppermill Inn, GV Highway in Kialla from 6pm for a 6:30pm dinner meeting with guest speakers. If you are interested in joining a service club, helping the community and making new friends, contact Jeanette 5823 1985. Tell us about your ‘not for profit’ community events, email classifieds@sheppartonadviser.com.au or fax 5832 8920 (information is required at least 2 weeks before an event)

UNFORGETTABLE MEMORIES… Australian musician, John Butler will entertain across the country as part of A Day on the Green. Photo: Supplied.

concerts featuring iconic Australian artists John Butler Trio, Missy Higgins, Dan Sultan and Stella Donnelly. This line-up will play only one Victorian show on Saturday, February 9 at All Saints Estate, Rutherglen, so be sure to snag a ticket before they sell out. There are many other great events included as part of the A Day on the Green 2018/19 calendar and several have either sold out already or are selling fast. Give the gift of music this Christmas and treat your beloved family and friends to an unforgettable evening of stellar sounds, fine wine and delicious food. Be sure to visit www. adayonthegreen.com.au to see the full line-up of shows and to secure a ticket.

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SUMMER IS SORTED… From left, Jeff’s Shed team members, Don Matthews, Atha Petikopoulos, Jeffrey Wickham, Ryan Ivill, Barbara Wickham, Shannon Lancaster and Amy Lancaster in their huge store full of great Christmas gifts for those who love the outdoors. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

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THE highly successful Dob in a Dealer campaign has once again kicked off across the region, with local residents being called upon to help Crime Stoppers Victoria and the Victoria Police disrupt the manufacture and supply of drugs in the local area. The Dob in a Dealer campaign is a nation-wide program funded by the Federal Government to stop Australia’s supply chain of illicit drugs including methylamphetamine (ice), cocaine, MDMA, heroin and cannabis. Crime Stoppers Victoria CEO, Erika Owens said, “Criminal drug related activity is not only costing millions of dollars in healthcare and law enforcement, but it is tragically and unnecessarily costing human lives,” Erika said. “We know that information from the community helps to solve crime, we see it every day at Crime Stoppers, so please get behind this campaign and report what you know. “Together, we can make our community a safer place to work and live.” Inspector Dave Ryan of the Victoria Police reinstated the importance of community involvement when addressing the import, manufacture and supply of illicit drugs. “It’s time to take stand for your community and your mates. “Your report might not be actioned this week, or even this month but every single piece of the puzzle counts and your information might just be the missing piece we need to hinder the supply of illicit drugs in our community,” Insp Ryan said. “Together, the Shepparton community and Victoria Police can work together to stem the import, manufacture and supply of illicit drugs.” If you have any information about someone who is manufacturing or dealing drugs, you can call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or report online at www.crimestoppers. com.au. You can remain anonymous.

Plan ahead and visit Jeff’s Shed EVERYONE is gearing up for Christmas shopping and summer holidays and at Jeff’s Shed Kyabram, shelves are fully stocked and the expert staff are equipped to assist. The family business has been operating in Kyabram since 1981, now with two generations working in the shop. Proudly independent, Jeff’s Shed offers a unique shopping experience and because the business isn’t a chain store, they source different, interesting and innovative new product lines. Jeff’s Shed stock an exceptional array of camping needs, including swags, rooftop tents, canopies, slide-on campers and caravans. There are over 30 different camping chairs on display and they only stock items of quality that will last. For the 4WD or caravanning fanatic, look no further. Jeff’s Shed offer solutions for safe towing and 4WD fit-outs, plus 12-volt systems and accessories as well as general equipment. They are the Australian and New Zealand importer

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of Northstar slide-on campers and proudly exhibit at 14 camping shows and field days around Australia every year. And if all of that’s not enough, Jeff’s Shed is also a battery warehouse for regional Victoria, stocking marine, bike, truck, 4WD and lightweight lithium batteries. Jeff’s Shed co-owner, Shannon Lancaster said, “We want to help people gear up for their holidays so they can get going. Kyabram is the ideal location – close to popular lakes and rivers, as well as regional cities like Bendigo, Shepparton, Echuca and Yarrawonga. “If you’re on holidays, especially if in a remote area, it’s important that products work. That’s why we only stock items of the highest quality. “We have great deals on offer all of December and we will be open Sundays from 9am until 1pm.” For more information and full trading hours, visit www. jeffsshed.net.au or give the friendly team a call on 5852 1822.

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It’s the most delectable Shepparton region ready for riveting 2019 Riverlinks season time of the year ENORMOUS Christmas feasts are a festive tradition celebrated by many Australian families, with brilliant barbeques and cold meat selections a common favourite. With everything made in-store, Krueger’s Fine Meats and Smallgoods work extremely hard to ensure the very highest standards to deliver flavour and quality to all customers this Christmas. Offering more than just meats, their incredible range of products also includes eggs, seasoning, fish and so much more. Krueger’s Fine Meats and Smallgoods store manager, Emma Krueger said, “Our hams are gluten free and MSG free, and we use all Australian meat in our products. “For Christmas Day, we are doing madeto-order cooking of hams, turkeys, chickens etc. so there is no need to have your oven steaming away on the day. But get your order in quick because we will be unable to take any Christmas orders after December 15.” For top quality meat products, hurry in and place your order in time for Christmas Day at Krueger’s Fine Meats and Smallgoods, 22 Colliver Road, Shepparton, or phone 5821 5414. FINE FESTIVE FEAST… Krueger’s Fine Meats and Smallgoods business owner, Martin Krueger is excited to help customers enjoy a delicious Christmas dinner, with high quality meats. Photo: Alicia Niglia.

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EXCI T EMEN T and eccentricity will define Shepparton next year with the recent announcement of a colourful, funfilled Riverlinks 2019 program. The region will be overflowing with culture when Riverlinks proudly hosts a spectacular array of entertainment. The 2019 season was announced during a special launch event, including something for everyone, with circus, cabaret, ballet, drama, concerts and musicals. For those interested in theatre, there are several wonderful options, including a dramatic and moving portrayal of female nurses and doctors in war in ‘Hallowed Ground’ and the brand new dysfunctional family comedy-drama ‘Spencer.’ Music fans can keep their ears perked with ‘Bach Concertos’ as presented by the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra, a production of ‘The Sapphires’ written by Tony Briggs and ‘Lady Beatle,’ the songs of The Beatles performed with a cabaret twist. There’s also fun for the whole family, with a presentation of Paul Jennings’ iconic ‘The Gizmo,’ Roald Dahl’s ‘The Twits’ and Mem Fox’s ‘Possum Magic’ sure to keep the little ones entertained. Greater Shepparton City Council’s M a n a g e r of Pe r for m i n g A r t s a nd Conventions at Riverlinks venues manager, Ken Cameron said, “We are very excited for the 2019 season! There is so much

RIVERLINKS 2019 SEASON ANNOUNCED… A highlight of the new theatre season is Hallowed Ground. Photo: Supplied.

variety; we look forward to welcoming you to one of our performances very soon. “Thanks to everyone who attended the launch, it was a huge success. It was great being able to chat with patrons who regularly attend our shows and continue to support the Riverlinks season each year.” To view the full Riverlinks program, visit www.riverlinksvenues.com.au/whats-on or call the Riverlinks Box Office on 5832 9511.

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YOUR TOWN, YOUR NEWS LOCATED in the Strathbogie Shire, Euroa is home to 4,113 people. Ned Kelly, Australia’s best-known bushranger, roamed the ranges around Euroa, holding up the National Bank in town during 1878. Euroa is situated in a rich agricultural district which is noted for its fine wool production and thoroughbred horse industry.

Lights, camera, action! Euroa cinema celebrates 15 years

RIDING TO VICTORY… Euroa equestrian, Sophia Landy has taken out the prestigious Australian Young Rider Eventing Championship. Photo: Supplied.

Landy wins Australian Young Rider Championship LOCAL Euroa equestrian, Sophia Landy has just returned from the Australian International Three Day Event, where she took out the prestigious Australian Young Rider Eventing Championship. The event is the highlight of the eventing calendar with riders travelling from around Australia and internationally. Winning the event on an ex-racehorse, affectionately known as Hughie, Landy is known for her skill in bringing on horses and produced Hughie herself, turning him into a top level eventer. Landy said, “He has come up through the levels remarkably quickly.

“He has only been off the track for 18 months and was the youngest off the track horse at the event. “He is still relatively young and inexperienced in eventing. The fact that he put in such a consistent performance at such a high profile event is really exciting for his future.” Landy’s affinity with horses started young. She had her first horse on her grandparents’ farm in south west Gippsland, broke in her first horse at age 14 and started producing horses for eventing and show jumping in her teenage years. She has been riding professionally ever since she left school.

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CHOCTOPS and popcorn were excitedly consumed at a recent celebratory screening of Love Actually at the Euroa Community Cinema in commemoration of 15 years of good old-fashioned entertainment. Boasting humble beginnings in an exceptional location, the Euroa Community Cinema officially opened its doors on Friday, November 14, 2003. The Bury Street Euroa Community Conference Centre has a beautiful art-deco design and a heart-warming nostalgia that’s often lost in modern theatres. Since 2003, the cinema has hosted over 1,600 screenings of over 760 different films and throughout this time, the Euroa Community Conference Centre has grown markedly. Initially showing one film per fortnight, the cinema has since expanded to show one film per week, with additional Friday night screenings, community fundraiser films and school holiday matinees for kids. Over the 15 years, the cinema has had over 80 local volunteers dedicate their time and energy into bringing the cinema to life on the weekends; assisting with running the projector, selling tickets and working the kiosk. Local film enthusiast, Lorraine Millard has volunteered her time every week since the opening and says she’s proud of how far the cinema has grown since its humble inception. “There have been several major changes

ENTERTAINING EUROA FOR 15 YEARS… From left, Euroa Community Cinema volunteers, Leanne Baker and Lorraine Millard are welcoming everyone to come and watch a movie at the unique cinema. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

throughout my time here as a volunteer. The biggest change was when we moved the balcony chairs to downstairs and installed the new cinema seats,” Lorraine said. “It was also a pretty major change when we upgraded to digital from analogue. The difference is certainly notable and this cinema sounds and looks just as good as any major cinema screen.” T he Eu roa C om mu n it y Ci nema is always seeking new volunteers and they are encouraging anybody interested in putting up their hand to assist to email Council Offices at info@strathbogie.vic.gov.au or call 1800 065 993. To view the full list of fantastic films forthcoming at the cinema, visit the Shire of Strathbogie Council website.

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Exciting new era for John Anderson Pharmacy NEW STAFF, SAME GREAT SERVICE… John Anderson Pharmacy owner, Melvin Deo and general manager, Archana Deo are thriving in their new roles and are excited for the festive season. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

IT’S business as usual at John Anderson Pharmacy, with proud new owners Melvin and Archana Deo excitedly assisting customers with the exceptional products and expert service the store has become renowned for. Following seven years of living in Shepparton, the Deo family are thoroughly enjoying the work so far and look forward to their new venture as owners. In-store, Christmas is in full bloom with an exhilarating assortment of gifts available, including plush toys, fragrances, infusers, bags, gift sets, make-up and much more. John Anderson Pharmacy is the only authorised stockist in the Goulburn Valley of leading cosmetic and fragrance brands

GINGERBREAD BAKED FRESH… From left, Tatura Bakery and Lunches manager, Sue Bevilacqua and owner, Deborah Russell showcasing their exquisite selection of festive treats. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

Christmas food is pudding bakery on the map and Christmas favourites, Chanel, Clinique, Estée Lauder, Lancome and Shiseido products. General manager, Archana Deo said, “We can also customise gift packs in the store. For example with Chanel, customers are most welcome to choose a fragrance, along with body lotion, luxury bath soap, body sprays etc. Our friendly staff are able to elegantly pack these for you. “We also offer free gift wrapping, not just for Christmas, but all year round.” Check out the full range of Christmas options available in-store at John Anderson Pharmacy, 310-312 Wyndham Street, Shepparton or give the friendly team a call at 5821 2596.

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NOTHING compares to the taste of fresh bakery food and at Tatura Bakery and Lunches, the friendly staff have got your culinary Christmas requirements completely covered. Santa himself would be supremely satisfied with the delectable Christmas food on offer, including gingerbread houses, Christmas puddings, traditional fruit mince pies, shortbread and more. All these delicious treats can be specially made to order, but get in quick to ensure your Christmas goodies can be prepared in time. Tatura Bakery and Lunches also offer catering and all hot and cold food served in the store is available to be prepared for your Christmas feast, family gathering or end-of-

year work function. Orders for catering will cease in the week leading up to Christmas so please plan ahead to guarantee your request. Tatura Bakery and Lunches manager, Sue Bevilacqua said, “We are excited to share our delicious range of Christmas desserts and gifts. Before Christmas, pop down to your friendly, local bakery and see if we can assist with Christmas preparation “We wish all of our customers a Merry Christmas and a safe, happy New Year.” Tatura Bakery and Lunches is closed on Christmas Day and will reopen on Wednesday, January 2. Visit the bakery at 149 Hogan Street, Tatura or give the team a call on 5824 1444.

CHANGE OF PREFERENCE 2018

Student’s second choice comes out on top GOTAFE student Bailey Cooper has found his career path in hospitality after changing his original study preference from carpentry. After realising that carpentry wasn’t for him, Bailey decided to follow his passion for cooking and started doing back of house work during year 12. A large number of students benefit from the accessible, affordable and industryfocused education and training received through GOTA F E and go on to be successful in a wide range of occupations. Many GOTAFE courses also have the added advantage of being eligible for credit toward their degree and giving students multiple qualifications to their name when they complete their studies. Bailey explains how the course prepared him to succeed once he was out in the industry, “I really enjoyed experiencing the cooking side of things and used my

REACHING FULL POTENTIAL… The future looks bright for GOTAFE student Bailey Cooper, who changed his preference from carpentry to hospitality. Photo: Supplied.

opportunity while studying at GOTAFE to learn front of house skills as well. I wanted to make sure I had experience in different elements of hospitality so that I have skills to work in all areas. “The course is great because I now have a lot of experience and when I have graduated I have lots of opportunities for work,” Bailey said. GOTAFE offers hundreds of nationally recognised courses, providing students with practical hands-on skills that are designed to allow students to follow their passion and increase employability. To apply for 2019 or to view the full list of available courses, visit www.gotafe.vic. edu.au or phone 1300 468 223.

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Mouth-watering award winners CONGRATULATIONS are on the menu at Shepparton Pizzas after being recently voted ‘Best Pizza of the Goulburn Valley’ by Triple M listeners. The locally owned business proudly added the award to a list of exceptional accolades for 2018. Earlier in the year, Shepparton Pizzas was voted Menulog Restaurant Award Winner for all of Victoria and they were also a finalist nominee for the Customer Service of the Year - Retail award at the 2018 White King – Pental 95.3 Triple M Business Awards. Shepparton Pizzas owner, Kruz Patel said, “I am incredibly thankful of all my staff and proud to have had such a great year. “We can cater for Christmas and we have many great pizzas, pasta and much more available. “I’d also just like to wish a Merry Christmas to all of our cherished customers and thank you for helping make 2018 such a successful year for us.” Try a slice for yourself! Visit Shepparton Pizzas at Numurkah Road, Shepparton (opposite the Shepparton Sports Stadium), check out the menu at www.sheppartonpizzas.com.au or give the team a buzz at 5821 8100.

ANOTHER AWARD WIN… Shepparton Pizzas business owner, Kruz Patel is proud to have been voted ‘Best Pizza of the Goulburn Valley’ by local residents. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

A letter to Shepparton from Blue Santa Dear Shepparton, You are my favourite city to visit over Christmas! You are always so welcoming to the reindeer and myself every year. I will be in Shepparton right up to Christmas Eve with my fun mobile Santa Show with a sack full of prizes to be won.

Simply follow the ‘Shepparton Show Me’ Facebook page to find out my daily locations and times – easy. Last year a young Shepp lad asked me, why the blue suit? Well, Mrs Claus washed my red suit with my new blue jeans and then it came out blue. Then I realised that

the kids love it so… I have kept my blue suit for Shepparton. I look forward to having a great time in your fantastic city. Cheers, Blue Santa.

WIN CHRISTMAS GOODIES… Blue Santa inside the Shepparton Show Me Thompson Kia mobile stage, which is giving locals the chance to win great Christmas prizes. Photo: David Lee.

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Kyla takes out highest honour THE awards recognised the achievements of GOTAFE’s apprentice students at a gala dinner attended by apprentices, their employers, business owners and guests. Awards were presented to apprentices in the first, second, third or fourth years from automotive, building and construction, electrical, engineering, hair and beauty, hospitality, baking and plumbing learning areas. This year, Paul de Gelder was the special guest speaker, who spoke to guests about his life journey that led him to a career as a navy diver, how he survived a shark attack in Sydney Harbour where he lost an arm and a leg, and how he now travels the world as a top motivational speaker, passionate environmentalist, adventurer and mentor to school kids. Kyla recently completed FDF30710 Certificate III in Retail Baking (Combined) with GOTAFE and is now working with Beechworth Bakery in Echuca. Kyla said, “I am very passionate about baking. I wanted to learn as much as I could. I didn’t enjoy high school very much. Once I started working at the Beechworth Bakery, I haven’t looked back.” GOTAFE trainer, Kim Banfield said, “Kyla displayed all the traits of a top student.

She was always in front with her theory assessments. “She has always been a very polite and well-mannered student in class who got along with everyone and never showed signs of stress or disharmony. “Her willingness to learn and ability to get on with any person from any background or stature made her the perfect candidate to take on competitions like Excellence in Baking and WorldSkills. It was a pleasure to have Kyla in our classes and we wish her every success in the future.” Kyla has been a keen competitor in baking competitions during her time at GOTAFE. She was the runner up in the Victorian Excellence in Baking Competition in 2017 and 2018 and she won the competition in 2016. In June of this year, Kyla travelled to Sydney where she competed in the World S k i l l s Nat ion a l C omp e t it ion representing Victoria. Kyla credits her GOTAFE trainers, Stephen Pinnuck and Kim Banfield for her success. “They have allowed me to focus on what I need to do and given me the freedom to experiment when training for the competitions,” Kyla said.

THRILLED ABOUT WIN… GOTAFE trainer, Kim Banfield and baking apprentice, Kyla Wagner, who was thrilled that she was awarded the top award this year. Photo: Supplied.

The Victorian Nationals retain leadership unopposed The Nationals’ party room met on Monday to re-elect Murray Plains MP Peter Walsh as Leader of the Victorian Nationals and State Member for Euroa, Steph Ryan as Deputy Leader. Both members were elected uncontested for their respective positions and are excited to deliver a better deal for people living in rural Victoria. Murchison born, State Member for Euroa

Steph Ryan said, “We will fight every day for our communities to ensure that country people get the services, infrastructure and investment we need and deserve. “Peter is a relentless champion for regional communities across Victoria and I am honoured to once again be part of the leadership team with him and we will continue to fight for a better deal for country communities.”

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All set for Christmas Above from left, Chook World manager, Chris Sim, Luke’s Magic Meats owner, Brad Wootton, Finer Fruit owner, Sammy Rachele, Canton Chinese owners, Daniel So and Sandy So, Sky Salon owner, Akeel Mohammad, Sky Salon barber, Ammar Mohammad, SPC Factory Sales proprietor, Samuel Prentice and Europa Deli & Café proprietor, Joe Mallamaci. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

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A heartless crime just before Christmas “Brandon had been saving by doing his chores to buy his new scooter and he didn’t look like he was quite going to make it so we ended up paying the remainder of it for him as an early Christmas present. Chloe’s scooter was also an early Christmas present,” Leanne said. “Three weeks ago, they got up in the morning and came to me and asked mum where are our scooters? “That was their Christmas present and I can’t afford to replace them. It’s just devastating. “These kids are going to miss out this Christmas and it’s just not fair.” Shepparton Police crime prevention

officer, Leading Senior Constable Glenn Gibson said, “You can do a few things to help reduce the risk of becoming a victim of crime while your home is vacant over holidays. “Ensure your garden is well maintained, letterbox cleared and home looks lived in. “Lock away in shed or garage all bikes, garden equipment, ladders and tools. “Is it possible for a friend or relative to house sit for longer holidays? “Encourage your wonderful neighbours to utilise your driveway, clothesline and even your garden and pool while away. “If possible have your dog/s cared for at home and they will continue to deter a burglar while you are away.

“Discuss with your electrician about installing external motion sensor LED security lights at all entry points. “Back-up computer hard drives and keep these copies in a remote location. “Shred old mail and statements that have your personal details. Do they need to be stored? “The only jewellery, cash and documents that you leave unsecured are those that will not leave you devastated if stolen. Annoyed yes, but devastated no. “Is the boring but crucial task of taking images of valuable items including serial numbers up to date? This will assist police and insurance claims should it be required.”

Harmony Village celebrates its

21st birthday SITUATED in a peaceful setting, award-winning Harmony Village offers residential independent living and respite aged care close to the heart of town. Regardless of whichever stage of life you are entering, Shepparton’s Harmony Village will provide the comfort, lifestyle and care you will need. Harmony Village offers exceptional care and support in a community environment where individual needs and interests are catered for and where people feel part of a wider community and can enjoy time with friends, sharing a meal, or joining activities and outings. Situated close to the Shepparton Marketplace and East Shepparton Bowling Club, with access to public transport and in a native garden setting, Harmony Village offers quality, independent living and residential respite care. Originally opened in November 1997 as a 31-bed hostel, Harmony Village has undergone much change over the years. Recently celebrating its 21st birthday, the award-winning complex has now expanded to an impressive 79-bed space. To commemorate the 21st birthday, Harmony Village hosted a celebration for its residents, staff and volunteers. On the special day, a cake cut by Melek Seit, a resident who had been living at the residency since its inception. One of the residents, James Waldron, entertained guests with a performance of live music. There was dancing and residents thoroughly enjoyed singing along to well-known nostalgic hits. Doutta Galla Aged Services CEO, Vanda Iaconese said, “It was

HAPPY 21ST BIRTHDAY HARMONY VILLAGE… From left, Doutta Galla Aged Services CEO, Vanda Iaconese, Harmony Village resident of 21 years, Melek Seit and Harmony Village manager, Sandy Paily celebrate the occasion with a delicious cake. Photo: Supplied.

wonderful to get together to celebrate our 21st birthday. It was a joy to see so many residents enjoying themselves, singing, dancing and sharing afternoon tea.” Harmony Village will be having their official opening of a new wing on December 11 and everyone is invited to come down and have a look. Read more about Harmony Village in next week’s feature in The Adviser or call 5831 7921.

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Husband and wife wins a first for golf club By David Lee W HEN The Adviser caught up with local husband and wife, Max and Diane Newman to talk about them each winning their category at the Mooroopna Golf Club Championships, it was a story full of coincidences. When they took to the green on Sunday, November 18, Diane and Max didn’t know that they would not only make history by being the only husband and wife to both win at the same championship in the club’s 89 year history, but that they would also both take the win at the same hole…16.

Max who won the C Grade and Diane who won the B Grade said, “We were a bit chuffed and surprised at the win. “The game was full of coincidences for us. Not only did we both take the win on the 16th hole but we also shot the same score on the back 9. “It’s amazing how in that sort of game that it worked out like that.” Max has been playing at the club for 27 years and playing golf for 40 years. Diane has been playing golf for 15 years at the club and will take on the Pro-Am on December 9.

THAT WINNING FEELING… Diane and Max Newman have both taken out their grades at the Mooroopna Golf Club Championships, which is the first time in the club’s history a husband and wife have won at the same championships. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

GOTAFE GVL in good shape AT the GOTAFE Goulburn Valley League’s Annual General Meeting recently, chairman David Roff was pleased to announce an operating profit of $4,101 for the 2018 season. Roff said, “We are mindful of operating in an environment where clubs are subject to ever increasing costs. “There needs to be a balance between the league remaining sustainable and keeping club costs to an absolute

minimum. “The board is happy with this year’s financial result as this also included a Club Grant payment of $10,000 to the Shepparton Swans to assist them to purchase new netball and football scoreboards. Over the last two seasons, $80,000 has been provided to eight clubs for capital works projects worth around $450,000 in total. This money has been made available from the sale of the league’s former Dunkirk Avenue premises, and with net assets of just under

$300,000, the league is in a very strong financial position.” The board also welcomed a new member in Amy Marshall. Amy has a strong background in volunteering with different clubs and community groups in the local area and experience in strategic planning. Roff said, “Amy brings a great skill set to the board and we look forward to working with her. “I’d also like to sincerely thank outgoing board member Rhonda Kortum for all of the hard work she has done for the league over the last two years. Rhonda joined the board at a crucial time, involving the amalgamation of the football and netball leagues and her contribution to the league cannot be understated.”

Official GOTAFE GVL fixture released THE official 2019 GOTAFE Goulburn Valley League fixture was released on Monday night, with clubs again given the chance to negotiate time and day changes to the fixture. For the 2019 season, there will be six night games in the first four rounds, including the regular night game between Shepparton and Shepparton United on Good Friday. There will also be a second Good Friday game this year, with Benalla taking on Seymour during the day. There will be a split round in early August for round 16 and general byes on the weekends of May 18 and July 13 for the Community Championships and the Vic Country games, respectively. GOTAFE Goulburn Valley League chairman, David Roff said, “The negotiated fixture changes result in a healthy balance for all. “The major focus for clubs was the request for more ‘rivalry rounds’ during the year, which will be beneficial for gates and exciting for football and netball games across the league.” To attain a copy of the 2019 GOTAFE Goulburn Valley League, visit www.gvleague.com.au or check out GV League on Facebook and Twitter.

FIXTURE RELEASED… Brad Edwards (Kyabram) goes for a kick in round three of the GVL 2018 season. Photo: Bailey Opie Photography.

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Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue 100ml edt

8999

†SAVE $45.01 OFF RRP

Marc Jacobs Daisy 100ml edt

8999

†SAVE $115.01 OFF RRP

†SAVE $60.01 OFF RRP

Kenzo Flower 100ml edt

Lancome Poeme 100ml edp

15999

8999

†SAVE $80.01 OFF RRP

†SAVE $92.01 OFF RRP

BENALLA 5760 7030 SHEPPARTON 5821 6000 MON - FRI: 8.30AM - 9PM SUPERCARE PHARMACY EXTENDED TRADING HOURS! 9AM - 5:30PM 24SAT: HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK SUN: 10AM - 5PM PUBLIC HOLIDAYS: 10AM - 5PM FREE NURSING SERVICE 6PM TO 10PM

6999

Gucci Bamboo 75ml edp

5999

†SAVE $50.01 OFF RRP

†SAVE $80.01 OFF RRP

†SAVE $55.01 OFF RRP

Gucci Guilty 50ml edt

Dolce & Gabbana The One 75ml edp

Issey Miyake for Women 100ml edt

†SAVE $50.01 OFF RRP

Estee Lauder Beautiful 75ml edp

6999

Burberry London for Women 100ml edp

†SAVE $27.01 OFF RRP

100ML!

†SAVE $65.01 OFF RRP

Marc Jacobs Daisy Eau So Fresh 125ml edt

7999

5999

†SAVE $105.01 OFF RRP

†SAVE $150.01 OFF RRP

†SAVE $100.01 OFF RRP

7999

6999

Gucci Flora 30ml edp

†SAVE $45.01 OFF RRP

Gucci Rush 50ml edt

†SAVE $40.01 OFF RRP

†SAVE $80.01 OFF RRP

Versace Bright Crystal 90ml edt

Jean Paul Gaultier for Women 100ml edt

5999

100ML!

Ariana Grande Cloud 100ml edp

Cacharel Anais Anais 100ml edt

4999

100ML!

5999

4999

†SAVE $55.01 OFF RRP

100ML!

Michael Buble Peony Noir 100ml edp

4999

Versace Eros Pour Femme 100ml edp

†SAVE $20.01 OFF RRP

Dior Jadore 100ml edp

RIVERSIDE 5823 5194 5821 0296 NORTH 5821 0296 SHEPPARTON SHEPPARTON NORTH BENALLA 5760 7030 SHOPNUMURKAH 14, RIVERSIDE PLAZA, 127 ROAD EXTENDED TRADING HOURS! REVERVIEW DRIVE SHEPPARTON NORTH EXTENDED TRADING HOURS!

127 NUMURKAH ROAD 35 BRIDGE STREET EAST EXTENDED TRADING HOURS! MON - FRI: 8.30AM -NORTH 9PM SHEPPARTON EXTENDED TRADING HOURS!

SUN: -10AM - 5PM MON FRI: 9AM - 6PMPUBLIC HOLIDAYS: 10AM - 5PM PROPRIETORS: EHAB MIKHAIL & SUNIL NARULA SAT: 9AM - 5:30PM SUN: 10AM - 5PM PUBLIC HOLIDAYS: 10AM - 5PM

MON - WED: 9AM RD - 7PM (CORNER OF PINE AND NUMURKAH RD)

PROPRIETORS: HATEM MIKHAIL & EHAB MIKHAIL

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SAT: 9AMOF - 5:30PM (CORNER PINE RD AND NUMURKAH RD)

PROPRIETORS: HATEM MIKHAIL & EHAB MIKHAIL

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