The Local Paper - October 18, 2017

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● Term 4 at Sacred Heart School, Yea, started with an Arts Soiree. Pictured, from left: are: Bridie McSpeerin, Molly Cunningham, Sam Charles, Andrew Bree, Finn Hargreaves, Bella Hargreaves, Olivia Leary, Freya Foster and Matilda Underhill.

Report on Page 13.

Photos: Suzanne Brown

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● Bridgette Tyrrell won first prize in the baking competition run by the Kinglake branch of the Country Women’s Association run in conjunction with the Foggy Mountain Bluegrass Festival.

Daily updates ● Cam Armstrong hit an impressive 54 in Yea’s A-Grade cricket against Kilmore at the Rec on Saturday. Another photo on Page 12, and results in our Sports section starting on Page 43.

Photo: Ash Long

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Isabella is missing

■ Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing 15-year-old Isabella Arter-James. Isabella was last seen at home in Tagermere Place, Lilydale.

She is described as 170cm tall, medium build, long brown hair and brown eyes.

Police and Isabella’s family have concerns for her welfare due to her young age and length of time she has been missing.

Anyone who sees Isabella is urged to contact Lilydale Police Station on 9739 2300.

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Ready, Set, Go

Aries : March 21- April 20.

Colour green Lucky day Friday Racing numbers 5.6.5.1.

Lotto numbers 13.15.26.24.40.45.

Time to get up and get going, so many new ideas and ventures coming up for you. You could take up studies again. Otherwise trying to improve yourself. Love and companionship will find the lonely.

Taurus: April 21- May 20.

Colour fawn Lucky day. Monday Racing numbers 8.9.4.5.

Lotto numbers 1.6.14.19.24.28.

Good news should be reaching you soon.And you could soon be in the process of achieving your aims in life.You could be regaining contacts with people from long ago.

Health should improve dramatically.

Gemini. May 21- June 21.

Colour lilac Lucky dayWednesday Racing numbers 5.2.1.4.

Lotto numbers 1.6.24.40.45.10 Many will travel and broaden their horizons, this could change their outlook on life. Many of your present problems could now find solutions. Some good luck should be on its way too.

Cancer: June 22- July 22.

Colour brown Lucky day. Monday Racing numbers 5.4.6.3.

Lotto numbers 1.6.24.40.15.2.

Many will become interested in spiritual things during the next few months. Many will be in for material gains in many ways. Some, who thought they were past it could become involved in a torrid love affair.

Leo: July 23-August 22.

Colour white Lucky day Friday Racing numbers 5.6.2.1.

Lotto numbers 1.6.23.34.40.45 You could see the return of an old friend and many could be re kindling old love affairs. You could be taking on some added responsibility, but this should also bring in added income to your budget.

Virgo.August 23- September 23.

Colour orange Lucky dayWednesday Racing numbers 1.3.5.2.

Lotto numbers 1.2.23.31.10.4.

This should be one of the best times of the whole year and many of your wishes could come true now. Be careful with mechanical gadgets that are not new.

Libra: September 224- October 23.

Colour red Lucky day Thursday Racing numbers .3.2.1.5.

Lotto numbers .1.6.24.29.38.31.

A period of great stability within the family and lots of happy periods coming up. Also, a very good period for luck and hunches could be paying off.

Scorpio: October 24- November 22.

Colour lilac Lucky dayWednesday Racing 6.5.2.1.

Lotto numbers 1.6.15.19.34.45.

Lucky period in real estate dealings. Many will get their wishes coming true. Singles could find the love of their life and many long running love affairs could have their happy endings.

Sagittarius: November 23- December 20 Lucky colour yellow Lucky day. Monday Racing numbers 6.5.1.2.

Lotto numbers 36.34.40.45.12.2.

Most will be feeling happier and more relaxed. New relationships could be happening to the eligible. Good time for socializing.

Capricorn: December 21- January 19.

Colour blue Lucky day Saturday Racing 3.6.5.3.

Lotto numbers 1.6.32.20.12.10.

There should be some improvements in family life and maybe an increase in family size. Luck in games of chance are indicated.

● From left: Nicholas Mauro, Benji Dredge, Isabelle Webb, Matthew Jensen, Cody Dunne, Lola Leatham and Cooper Baynes. Photos: Suzanne Brown ■ A little trepidation, but lots of excitement, as the Kinder transition into Prep began last term at Sacred Heart Primary School in Yea. The Kinder children attended four transition mornings during Term 3 doing cooking, art, music, drama, PMP, singing and early literacy activities.

This term the chil● Nicholas Mauro dren are coming to school every Monday morning and are joining the Prep class.

They participate in the two-hour literacy block joining in on the reading and writing activities and experiencing the routines and expectations of being at school.

It is not too late to enrol for 2018. School tours can be booked at any time by contact● Isabelle Webb ing the school office on phone 5797 2723.

- Suzanne Brown

Rural women

■ There’s under two weeks left to apply for the newlook 2018 Agri -Futures Rural Women’s Award. Applications close on October 29.

● Cooper Baynes

RAC meeting this Sunday

Aquarius: January 20- February 19.

Lucky colour gold Lucky day Friday Racing numbers 5.2.3.2.

Lotto numbers 13.15.24.40.9.18.

There should be greater stability in your relationships with loved ones and gains in your emotional make up.

More stability in your working environment and better returns for hard work.

Pisces: February 20- March 20.

Colour white Lucky day. Sunday Racing 5.2.1.1.

Lotto numbers 1.15.24.29.36.10.

Moves or travel coming up soon. Some could end up overseas, maybe even for longer periods a that e time.

Benefits through love and marriage and more security in personal matters indicated.

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● A dinner and community discussion to help decide the future use of the Kinglake Ranges’RAC’ Building will be held by Murrindindi Shire Council from 4pm-6pm this Sunday (Oct. 22). “Murrindindi Shire Council is returning the building to the community,” said a spokesman. “There is limited tim to come up with a viable option to take advantage of this opportunity.” Venue for the meeting is the RAC building, formerly the Rebuilding Advisory Centre, Cnr Healesville-Kinglake and Heidelberg-Kinglake Rds.

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Twin win for Tigers ■ Spring has arrived ... and we have enjoyed some glorious weather for the start of summer start.

Yea Tigers Cricket Club, under the presidency of Ryan Akers, is off to a fine start, with twin wins recorded on Saturday.

Scores and match reports are in The Local Paper’s sports section.

Rotary visitor

■ Rotary District Governor Bernie Bott and Assistant District Governor Anne Reid will be visitors at the Rotary Club of Kinglake Ranges meeting to be held tonight (Wed.).

Club members are having a busy time, preparing Aquaboxes.

The Club is grateful to organisers of the Foggy Mountain Bluegrass Festival for a healthy cash do-

Giant drug bust

● Yea Tigers Cricket Club stalwart Don McLeish with President Ryan Akers at The Rec on Saturday nation towards defensive driving courses for local young people.

The Club is preparing for its annual Art Show on last Friday, Saturday and Sunday in November.

Members also hosted a Parks event with University of Melbourne participants at Ellimatta.

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From Our Files - 30 Years Ago October 21 1987

■ Thirty years ago, in 1987, a ‘giant drug bust’ in Highlands, was the front-page news story. We reported that “drugs believed to have a potential street value of hundreds of thousands of dollars” has been seized by Police.

There people were due to face Seymour Magistrates’ Court after the Police raid which included members of the Finger Print Squad, Forensic Science Laboratory, Police Photographic Unit and members of the Dog Squad. four members of Yea Police were involved: Sgt Brendan Scully, Sen. Const.

Graeme Broadbent, Sen. Const. Peter Abrahams and Sen. Const. Ken Moore.

Bowls success ■ Congratulations to the volunteers of the Yea Bowls Club who put in so much work on the green over the winter period.

Although not successful on the scoreboard last Saturday, Yea’s Division One bowlers could be proud of the state of the greens.

Editor’s Diary

● Andrew Chisholm, Brad Clements and Andrew Butterworth

■ We are pleased to advise that a great many Local Paper advertisers have signed on again for 2018.

These include Neil Beer Seymour, Country Club Hotel, McCormack’s Funerals, Health Solutions For EveryBody, Landmark Yea and Alexandra, Ivanhoe Cycles, Show Court Tennis, Northern Sky Limousines, Terry Miller Concrete Tanks, Whittlesea ‘H’ Hardware, Hoogies, Yarra Valley Brazzen, Nalinga Steel, Dindi Sawmill, GLA Real Estate, Betta Home Living Seymour, Seymour & District Vetd, Hillside Fencing, Yea Veterinary Hospital, Van De Ven Ag Contracting and RuralCo.

Attempted murder charge ■ Sandra Lee France, 39, was committed to face trial on a charge of attempted murder, at a special sitting of Alexandra Magistrates’ Court.

Det. Sgt Jim Sullivan said that France’s husband, John, then of Seventh Ave, Eildon, later of Grant St, Alexandra, was shot in the abdomen.

Agents hit back ■ Local stock agents hit back at critcism when Yea Council decided to re-open tyhe old Yea Saleyards. The Environment Protection Authority made a statement to the newspaper saying that it had concerns about the proximity of the yards to local residents and the potential for odour, noise and runoff problems.

Local identities ■ Yea mourned the passing of Michael Coonan Snr, and Octiva Allen, 30 years ago.

Plowman rebuke ■ Glenburn politician Jim Plowman, Shadow Minister for Conservation, Forests and Lands, criticised Minister Joan Kirner for failing to back her staff over a superannuation issue.

Fax machine ■ Our newspaper advertised its new fax machine that “sends your message aqnywhere around the world.

Cr was custodian ■ Dr Ian Sharp of Kinglake was appointed Custodian of the funds and property of the Builders Laborers Federation.

Yea’s High Street in the 1940s

Local Phone Numbers FIRE BRIGADES (fire only) ............ 000 Local Brigades ............................... 000 POLICE (emergencies only) ............ 000 Kinglake ............................... 5786 1333 Seymour ............................... 5735 0200 Whittlesea ............................ 9716 2102 Yea ....................................... 5 79 7 26 30 263 57 AMBULANCE .................................... 000 Alexandra Hospital ............. 5772 0900 Northern Hospital, Epping .. 8405 8000 Seymour Hospital ................ 5793 6100 Yea Hospital ........................... 5 736 0400 57 ST ATE EMERGENC Y SER VICE ......... 000 EMERGENCY SERVICE ■ Lifeline ........................................ 13 11 14 Nursing Mothers Helpline .... 9885 0653 Poisons Info. (24 Hours) .......... 13 11 26 RACV Roadside Assistance ........ 13 1111 RSPCA ................................... 9224 2222

● A photo of Yea’s High Street in the 1940s has been uncovered by Alan Thorley of the Yea & District Historical Society

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On Our Schools Sacred Heart’s Art Soiree

Snippets Danish visitors ■ Members from Rotary International’s Danish frienndship exchange team have been guests of the Rotary Club of Yea over the past week.

Venue for visits have included the Yea Wetlands, Cheviot Tunnel, John and Clare Sinclair’s ‘Nutfield’ property, the railtrail bridge at Bonnie Doon, Healesville Sanctuary, and the Chocolaterie at Yarra Glen.

Nillumbik Expo

● Millicent Charles, Poppy Stewart and Matilda Archibald.

Photos: Suzanne Brown ■ Term 4 started in earnest last week at Sacred Heart Primary Schoolin Yea. There were fragrant wafts from the kitchen as the Year 5/6 students baked silverbeet and ricotta pie and orange and cardamom cakes.

This was under the expert guidance of Zanni Waldstein as part of the school's Kitchen Garden Program.

However, the words on the lips of the younger children were 'Walk like an Egyptian'.

During the last week of Term 3, Year 6 student MC's, Liam Williams and Montanna Dunne, led the school community in showcasing the students' visual and performing arts talents at the school's annual Music and Arts Soiree.

Year 5 student Perry Moon kicked off the evening with the dancing of an Irish Reel with rousing applause.

Prep students Ashton and Hannah then explained how their class created 'Where's Wally' puppets starting with a polystyrene ball and a skewer.

The junior students then danced their way through the 1980's Bangles version of Walk like an Egyptian dressed in black and gold costumes and showing their best moves.

Year 4 student Poppy Stewart and Annie and Harry Dignam, Year 4 and 2 respectively, each played solos on the keyboard.

Year 6 student Fletcher Archibald played a Spanish guitar duet with his teacher Julie.

Always a highlight is the stringed instruments. The cello students played Voyagers, and the Year 3 students played the Bell Song on violin, which they commenced learning earlier this year as part of the school's Year 3 String Program.

The senior students performed some 1970's rock with the Year 4 students playing It's a Long Way to the Top and We Will Rock You, and the Year 5/6 students playing Star Wars.

Throughout the evening, Year 2 students Lila McKay and Marley Leatham told about their oil and chalk pastel drawings of Van Gogh's Starry Night, Year 4 students Matilda Underhill and Freya Foster shared what they had learned when their class made Indonesian batik wall hangings, and Year 5 student Cooper Holdsworth-Rose, talked about the techniques he used to create his mixed media Ned Kelly artwork based on the work of Australian artist Sidney Nolan.

Not to be forgotten was the mesmerising Year 4-6 African percussion drumming, and the drumming duet by Year 3 student Charlotte Young and Year 2 student Elise Miller.

Year 6 student Brooke Leary capped off a polished evening by accompanying herself on the guitar singing Christina Perri's A Thousand Years.

Students thanked Graham Veal and Helen Leary for encouraging them to persevere with learning to play their instruments and Mrs Brown for teaching them about art and for making art so much fun.

Acting Principal Denise Hall commented on how proud she was of all the students' accomplishments and how the arts are an important and valued part of their school curriculum.

- Suzanne Brown

■ The Cat Protection Society Of Victoria will be involved in the Nillumbik Pet Expo at Marngrook Oval, Diamond Creek, from 10am - 4pm on Sunday, October 29.

The event will feature a range of displays and demonstrations from a range of exhibitors. ● Local politician Steph Ryan, MLA for Euroa, regarded as a a consistent advocate of participative sport in regional communities, competed in the 300 yards event of the East Central District Rifle Association’s day with peer clubs at Violet Town. She achieved a creditable score of 21 points out of a possible 30 points. ADA committee member Andy Friedel (right foreground) assists, while in the background ADA’s leading lady hunter Sarah Wynd (with the telescope on the tripod) from Euroa calls the adjustments to the point of aim as the wind varies. Robert Chaffe’s report is on Pages 46 and 48.

Photo: Brian Houlihan

In The Picture

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Warning on firewood ■ Murrindindi Shire Council's Natural Environment and Climate Change Portfolio Councillor, Rebecca Bowles is urging the community to act responsibly when it comes to firewood collection.

"There have been reports recently of illegal firewood collection in the Shire,” Cr Bowles said.

“We would like to remind residents that firewood collection is not permitted in National Parks, natural catchment areas, conservation reserves or on roadsides managed

by VicRoads.

"There are heavy penalties for people found cutting down trees in unauthorised areas or within Council-managed roadsides without a permit.

Council's Local Laws officers patrol known areas of firewood collection to ensure permit conditions are being adhered to", said Cr Bowles.

"The best option for firewood collection is to go to a designated collection area, during the designated collection season. Collection areas are open during autumn and spring, usually from March 1 to June 30 and September 1 to November 30.

about per sonal safety.

However, in instances where there are high fuel loads on roadsides due to storms or other events, residents can obtain a permit free of charge through Council to allow collection on our roadsides.

These permits are subject to conditions, ● Cr Rebecca Bowles "It is important to note that some firewood collection areas can be subject to planned burning activity and may be closed at short notice.

“A firewood collection season may also be shortened if deemed necessary due to fire risk.

"If you are looking to gather firewood between now and the end of November it is easy to find out where the collection areas are within Murrindindi Shire.

Just go to the 'Forest Fire Management Victoria' website at www.ffm.vic.gov.au/ firewood and search 'Hume Region'. You can also give them a call on 136 186.

"Generally, Council discourages firewood collection on Council-managed roadsides due to habitat loss and concerns

Clay at Montsalvat ■ Beginners ceramics courses are available at Clay Talk at Montsalvat, Eltham. There are Beginners ceramics courses onb Monday evenings or Saturday afternoons, and Beginners handbuilding to introduce handbuilding sculptural forms and vessels (Sunday afternoons) More information about the courses is online at www.montsalvat.com.au/claytalk

including that no standing trees are felled", said Cr Bowles.

For further information about firewood collection or to obtain a permit for a Council-managed roadside, please contact Murrindindi Council's Local Lawsofficers on 5772 0333.

● Glorious Spring weather has brought out the bikies in Yea. Pictured outside the Country Club Hotel were Zack and Hollie Klingsporn from Mansfield.

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$3.37 million for Eltham

● Vicki Ward ■ Is there a State Election around the corner? Some schools are luckier than others. Labor MLA Vicki Ward announced that the State Labor Government has awarded $3.37 million to Eltham High School to redevelop the oval, redo the tennis courts to include netball (the first netball courts in Eltham for decades) as well as a building for change-rooms and a kiosk.

“This builds on the $1.5m announced in this year’s State Budget,” Ms Ward said.

“This fantastic news will not only enhance girls participation in football and netball, with the participation of Eltham Junior Football Club and Panthers Junior Netball Club, but also Eltham Tennis Club, Research Junior Football Club, Eltham East Primary School and Eltham Primary School.

“It will include so much of our local community. This has been a fantastic community collaboration – thank you to everyone involved in this project,” Ms Ward said.

■ The nmext Victorian State Election is scheduled to be held on Saturday, November 24, 2018.

Boomerang bag time

■ Boomerang bags have become incredibly popular in places including Alexandra, Yea and Kinglake.

The banning of plastic bags, packaging and microbeading is due to be discussed in State Parliament today (Wed.).

Plastic-free Victoria Alliance, a newly formed and rapidly growing collective of over 50 environmental, community and industry groups across Victoria, is calling on the State Parliament to put party politics aside and take immediate action to turn the tide on plastic pollution.

“There are hundreds of community groups across Victoria who are fed up with inaction by Governments on issues directly impacting where they live," said PVA spokesman Robert Skehan.

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Jewellery thieves roam around Murrindindi

■ Police in Murrindindi are seeking community assistance regarding a spate of daylight burglaries in their district, particularly around the Kinglake area.

During September numerous residences were broken into, with the main items of choice for the thieves being jewellery.

The houses have been entered during the day, with investigators believing the offenders are going straight to the bedrooms and rifling through drawers and cupboards, specifically looking for jewellery.

In one incident in Watsons Rd, Kinglake, the resident was only away from the house for less than an hour on the morning of Friday, September 8, and returned to find the front door forced open and the jewellery gone.

Other houses targeted have been in Grandview Cres., The Ridge, Whittlesea-Kinglake Rd and the Whittlesea-Yea Rd, along with Sutherland Rd in Kinglake Central.

Murrindindi Sen. Sgt Mark Hesse is encouraging residents to review security of their houses, and in particular where they store their jewellery.

“Consider locking away valuable jewellery in a locked container, out of sight and away from the usual storage places of in your bedroom

drawers.

“Give thought to installing a small keypad safe, attached to the inside of a cupboard, so it cannot be carted away.

“These safes are also good for protecting and storing personal papers, such as passports and other important identity documents”, said Sen. Sgt Hesse.

“Taking photographs of jewellery is always a good idea, as it is very hard to describe an item once you don’t have it anymore.

Small items such as jewellery will come into our possession, but it is very hard to find the owners as we are not given adequate descriptions of the property at the time it

as lost or stolen; this makes it much more difficult to find out where it first originated from”.

Investigators are also encouraging residents to report suspicious behaviour.

“These unwanted visitors will wander around, knocking on doors, looking in windows, trying to find an empty house that they can try to get into, usually by forcing the front or back door.

“If you see anything which arouses your curiosity as it seems unusual or out of place, let the police know.

“Suspicious behaviour can include such things as a person or people walking around aimlessly, trying to keep their faces covered up, cars parked in unusual or out of the way spots, people knocking on doors or peering in windows,” said Sen. Sgt. Hesse.

“Take note of what they look like, and grab registration numbers of any vehicles”, he said.

Suspicious behaviour should be reported to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or for immediate police response call Triple Zero (000).

Residents can also find out more about home security by going to www.police.vic.gov.au, where there are fact sheets and check lists for increasing your home security.

Whittlesea keeps pressure on State Government

■ Shadow Police Minister Police Edward O’Donohue, together with Northern Victoria MLC Wendy Lovell, have called on the Andrews Labor Government to ensure the Whittlesea community has a fully resourced and operational Whittlesea Police Station.

The calls came when Mr O’Donohue and Ms Lovell met members of the local Save Our Staff action group in Whittlesea on Friday.

The Save Our Staff group organised a public meeting last month to express concerns about the lack of police numbers in the township in the face of a new police station opening soon in Mernda.

Four vacancies had been removed from the Whittlesea station in order to help staff the Mernda Police complex, Ms Lovell said.

A petition calling for the reinstatement of the vacancies has been signed by more than 700 members of the Whittlesea community and will soon be tabled in Parliament by Ms Lovell.

“Under Daniel Andrews, crime is

MP: Power to the people

● Cathy McGowan ■ Local communities such as the Murrindindi Climate Network are a good example of people with local solutions to tackle rising energy costs and security, says Indi Federal MHR Cathy McGowan.

Ms McGowan introduced the Renewable Energy Legislation Amendment (Supporting Renewable Communities) Bill 2017 to Federal Parliament. She said local communities across Indi were “ready to go” “There are 90 community energy projects across Australia – 75 per cent of them are in regional Australia,” Ms McGowan said.

“As an independent representative I’m asking the government to hear the community’s message that local power generation is a vital piece of a dynamic national approach, together with baseload projects and other initiatives,” Ms McGowan said.

She said that communities in North East Victoria were ready to play a role in developing local energy solutions. Examples include Totally Renewable Yackandandah, Winton Wetlands, Wangaratta Sustainability Network, Renewable Albury Wodonga, Benalla Sustainable Future Group, Murrindindi Climate Network, Up2Us Landcare Mansfield and Indigo Council.

“Communities are working in partnership with local and state governments to address supply and demand.

“They are developing renewable energy installation and storage, energy and efficiency and community education,” Ms McGowan said.

“The piece that is missing is the Commonwealth. The Government knows that the agency best placed to support the community energy sector is ARENA.”

Questions unresolved ● At Whittlesea Police Station on Friday, from left: Robyn Ritchie, Pastor Shane Lepp, Whittlesea Mayor Cr Ricky Kirkham, Wendy Lovell MLC, Shadow Police Minister Ed O’Donohue, Judy Clements and Ivan Petersen.

“It is also important that the up 27.6 per cent in Whittlesea. The hardworking and dedicated police Whittlesea community expects and members at Whittlesea have a safe deserves a fully resourced and and contemporary police facility to operational Whittlesea Police work from.”

Station.”

■ Murrindindi Shire Council is set to ask questions as it takes over the running of the Kinglake Memorial Reserve.

The local committee has handed back the running of the oval to the Council.

Reconciliations of any monies owed, if any, to the Reserve by local organisations are expected to take place.

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The Yea Story: Part 21

Board member applies for 54 acres of Town Common From The Story of Yea

by Harvey Blanks ■ While the battle of the King Parrot Creek bridge was being waged however, other important matters were occupying the attention of the Board.

James Daniel Webster, with an eye to the future, induced his fellow Board members to write to Dr Muller, famed architect of Melbourne’s Botanic Gardens, asking for up to 100 ornamental trees for planting in Yea’s High Street and along the approached to the cemetery.

Regrettably, Dr Muller was unable to comply with request.

The calamitous floods of 1870 had done grave damage to roads throughout the district, and some of the privately-constructed bridges and fords on roads which were now the Board’s responsibility had been washed away, and requests poured in for repairs and replacements.

Faced with expenditure far beyond its capacity, the Board once again sent a series of deputations to the government, pointing out that even the bridge across the Muddy Creek at Yea itself had had its approaches destroyed, and wagonloads of rocks had had to be poured in to make the road temporarily passable.

But little aid was forthcoming, flooding having been general throughout much of the State that year.

Mr George S. Grant, the next Board Chairman, found himself unable to get his stock to market, and the Board gave him special permission to use the passenger ferry at Ghin Ghin for three days to transfer his cattle across the swollen Goulburn River at 1s per trip; provided he returned the ferry “in the same condition as when received”.

The ferry was undamaged, but the approaches were so thoroughly ploughed up by the cattle that the crossing was closed to the public for several weeks.

At Molesworth, John Sloan and his ferry were reaping a small fortune from travellers wishing to proceed to Alexandra, Mansfield and points east; so in August 1872, the Board decided to buy him out.

Sloan was asked to set a price for his punt, but realising that the growing volume of traffic necessitated a bridge, the Board approached Alexandra Shire Council at the same time asking them if they would be willing to share the cost of such a major project.

John Sloan agreed to sell his punt to the Board for £500 - a very great sum in those days - and because of lack of funds his offer was stood over until the Board’s estimates for 187273.

When these estimates appeared they also included the sum of £1000 for the building of a bridge at Molesworth, as Yea’s share of the total cost.

Although Alexandra was as keen as Yea to see the bridge built, it wasw not legally able to contribute to the cost as the site lay well within the boundaries of a different district.

Yea solved this however, by asking Alexandra to annexe part of Yea’s territory between the north side of the Goulburn and the main Yea/ Alexandra road.

The matter was really one of exchange of territories, for at the same time Yea organised a petition among

● The road between Molesworth and Yea, on the bend above Sheepwash Lagoon ratepayers of the Whanregarwen elected representatives, nor did it the Government of the day with letdistrict in Alexandra Shire, asking mean that their meetings would ters and deputations, there were henceforth be conducted with greater present matters in the township which for annexation to Yea. could not be deferred.

In 1873, a deputation went to Mel- decorum than in the past.

The same clash of powerful perThe streets had again disappeared bourne to ask for a government grant of £2500 toward the cost of the sonalities continued and tempers fre- under water throughout most of the Molesworth project, and a tempo- quently flared in the Council room winter, and up to 12 bullocks were rary clerk was appointed to release over domestic issues, although ranks sometimes needed to drag out of the the Board’s secretary and engineer, were always closed when threats to mud various carts and wagons that Mr L.G. Downey, from all other du- the Shire’s welfare came from out- had sunk so far as their axles.

So dangerous to life had the main ties for a fortnight while he prepared side.

About the time Yea became a drain in High Street become that it plans for the bridge.

Application was made to the Shire, it was dicovered with some had to be covered in with red gum Lands Department to reserve the consternation that one of the Board slabs.

What had begin as a puddle in necessary land out of Mr Thomas members, Mr J.W. Cairns, had seRoberts’ selection at Molesworth, cretly applied to the Lands Commis- front of Mr Smith’s shop had grown sion for 54 acres of the Town Com- to the dimensions of a lagoon, and and compensation was promised. many loads of rocks and gravel were The unfortunate Mr Roberts how- mon.

No one in the township was aware necessary to fill it. ever, experienced much trouble subThere were other matters too, sequently in collecting his compen- of this, ‘no pegs having been obsation, and was put to considerable served’, until Mr Cairns erected a which distratcted the Council’s attention from the Molesworth Bridge. legal costs before he was satisfied. fence around the disputed area.

The next meetingwas a stormy Mr E.S. Purcell apparently Tenders for the bridge were called in October 1873, and this was one, as the land had previously been thought that the town’s night life the last major act of th Yea Road refused to other applicants, and it had would be improved by the addition been independently valued at £8 an of a fifth hotel, but the Council deBoard. cided that residents and travellers The district’s elevation in status acre.

Over-riding Mr Cairns’ loud pro- were already more than sufficiently to that of Shire was accomplished with a minimum of fuss, and with tests, his fellow Board members catered for, and opposed his applibarely a reference in the Minute called for a special enquiry and ap- cation to the Licensing Court. pointed a delegation to oppose the However, the township was growbooks.

At its November meeting that application when next the Lands ing, and preliminary steps were taken to establish a market and to acquire year, a motion was passed Commission met in Alexandra.

And at a subseuqnet meeting a new offices for the Council. authorising application to the governThe first site suggested for the ment for Yea to be proclaimed a move was launched to have Mr Shire, “Being entitled to do so in re- Cairns prosecuted for taking part in offices was the front portion of the Shire proceedings in which he had a police reserve. spect of revenue, etc”.

This was rejected by the MinisThe requisite notice must have pecuniary interest.

The acrimony continued from ter for Lands, so the public spirited been speediuly gazetted, for at the annual meeting a month later, the meeting to meeting, and on one ec- Cr Daniel McLeish offered to give outgoing ‘chairman’ was thanked for static tempers flared so high that one the Council a quarter acre adjoining his services and the incoming ‘presi- member moved (unsucessfully, how- his house.

Apparently he had second dent’, Cr George S.M. Grant was ever) to have Mr Cairns “summoned before the Police Court for thoughts, for the matter eventually welcomed.

The secretary, however, took a using insulting and abusing language lapsed after several unsuccessful little while to get used to the idea, as to our chairman, Mr J.D. Webster, approaches had been made to him to in his Minutes for the next few meet- calculated to cause a breach of the produce the necessary deeds so that ings he repeatedly had to cross out peace - to wit, having called the a transfer of title might take place.

About this time, the first moves the words ‘chairman’ and ‘mem- chairman a bloody lira and a were made to have the Shire divided bers’ and substitute ‘president’ and scroundrel”.

Although there is no record in the into ridings. ‘councillors.

Shire’s Minutes of the outcome of A petition from a group of its appeal to the Lands Commission, ratepayers who doubted their area it must have been successful for Mr was receiving its just share of rate Cairns did not get his land, and the expenditure was sent to the minister, fences were apparently removed asking for a poll to be held. without further argument.

The Council was not at all happy The Council was now free to re- at this proposal, and rushed a letter ■ The transition from Road Board turn to its cherished bridge project at off to the government giving their to Shire Council, and the acquisition Molesworth, and to pursue its relent- opinion that the division of Yea into of a new seal designed by Messrs less campaign to have a railway line ridings was not at all necessary.

Evans Brothers of Melbourne, does and a telegraph line brought up the A little detective work was undernot seem to have automatically con- Goulburn Valley. taken and it was discovered that ferred any greater dignity upon Yea’s But while it continued to bombard some of the names on the petition

A Bridge over Troubled Waters

were not the genuine signatures of the ratepayers concerned.

A Council minute of the day declares: “In the interests of the ratepayers, it is our solemn duty to cause a searcing inquiry to be made into the matter, and we order that proceedings be forthwith taken in the Police Court against the persons making the false declarations”.

Dirty work was also discovered in another petition organised by the Council’s old enemy, the Broadford Road Board, which asked the government to annex to Broadford part of Yea’s district along the common boundary.

Yea saw this as retaliation for the territory Broadford had lost in the Battle of King Parrot Creek Bridge, and fired off a letter to the minister pointing out that some of the names in the petition were not those of any ratepayers resident in the district.

But such minor irritations could not deflect the Council from its determination to build the Molesworth Bridge, although it was by no means clear where the money was to come from.

The contractor who had built the King Parrot Bridge, Mr C.G. Miller, tendered successfully for the new project and the Council agreed to pay him £500 by November 1874, a further £1000 one year later, and the outstanding balance, with interest at 10 per cent, in November 1875, by which time “the amount we expect to receive from the government will be available to pay over to the contractor”.

A deputation was then rushed off to Melbourne to inform the government that a firm commitment had been entered into, and that therefore a generous subsidy must be paid.

The constyruction of the bridge duly got under way, but not without further internal troubles in the Council.

The Works Committee recommended the appointment of a Mr James Maxwell at £4 a week “for at least six weeks” to superintend the bridge’s erection and to make sure that the contractor sank the piles as deeply as the plans required.

As there were several other tenders at a lower figure for the post of supervisor, the recommendations upset the president, Cr George S.M. Grant, and when the Council overrode him by approving of Mr Maxwell’s application be declared the meeting closed and left the chair in a huff.

The meeting promptly re-opened itself with Cr J.D. Webster in the chair, and confirmed Mr Maxwell’s appointment.

This action so aggrieved the president that he absented himself from the next four consecutive meetings, and did not return until Mr Maxwell’s period of duty had been completed.

By May 1874, the Council was making plans for the grand opening of the bridge.

Deciding the kill several birds with one stone, Yea asked Alexandra Shire Council to join with it inviting the Minister for Railways, and any other members of Parliament thought likely to attend, for a grand public banquet to mark completion of the bridge. ● Continued on Page 37

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● David Dimech, John Sharwood, Bernie Bott and Charley

$500 cheque presented

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● Rob Chaffe

■ Rotary Club of Alexandra’s President David Dimech had great pleasure in presenting a cheque to Rotary District 9790 District Governor Bernie Bott with a cheque for $500 at last Wednesday’s nights meeting.

The money is to go to Rotary District 9790 2017-2018 partners program to fund research 50 per cent into Alzheimer’s disease and 50 per cent into dementia.

District Governor Bernie explained that these insidious conditions although usually associated with old age can set in at any time.

It is because of his personal experience of the pain and suffering these conditions can cause that he and his partner chose this fund raising project.

Current research has made serious inroads to the early detection and therefore more effective management/treatment, it would be good to say cure but regrettably this seems a long way off.

President David endorsed Bernie’s remarks and expressed the wish that all District 9790 Rotary Clubs also get behind his partners project to ensure that there will be significant funds to hand over to these research projects in 2018.

- Robert Chaffe

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Movies, DVDs with Jim Sherlock, Aaron Rourke What’s Hot and What’s Not in Blu-Rays and DVDs FILM: CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND - 40th Anniversary Edition: Genre: Science Fiction/Adventure.

Cast: Richard Dreyfuss, Teri Garr, Melinda Dillon, Francois Truffaut, Bob Balaban.

Year: 1977.

Rating: PG. Length: Three Versions - Three Assorted Running Times.

Stars: ***** Summary: Epic blockbuster of a power repairman who has an extraordinary encounter with a strange spacecraft while out on a call followed by an increasing obsession, during which he finds an ally in a single mother with the same visions and who believes her son has been abducted by the aliens.

Meanwhile an international group of scientists are planning a break-through in human-alien communication, and their collective quest culminates in a rendezvous and close encounter with Alien life.

Hot on the heels of the phenomenal global success of "Jaws," Steven Spielberg hit another spectacular home run with this dazzling science fiction adventure of underlying racial communication and peace (also through music) by never losing sight of the gravity world it is set in.

Richard Dreyfuss shines as the confused and befuddled father determined to solve the mystery of his unexplained obsession that he is desperate to understand ... matched equally by Teri Garr as his confused wife, Melinda Dillon as the single mother, the great Francois Truffaut as the French government scientist in charge, and Bob Balaban as the interpreter.

Writer/Director Spielberg fully displays the genius of a conductor in the handling of his story with depths that surpass understanding, all executed through a cast of players who all excel right at the top their game, as do all the unseen wizards behind the camera.

Superlative on every level, and thrilling every step of the way, the eye popping visual effects by Douglas Trumball (2001: A Space Odyssey, Silent Running, Blade Runner), breathtaking and uniquely powerful music score by legendary Oscar winning composer John Williams, and standout Oscar winning Cinematography by Vilmos Zsigmond, all come together to create an emotionally charged multilayered, richly textured and influential masterpiece of man and the mysteries of the universe.

Featuring THREE alternate versions of the film and a host of special features, this often imitated but never bettered classic never fails to grip with awe and wonder, and the more-and-more you experience its physical manifestation and emotional power, the moreand-more you are stirred by its mystery.

Footnote: "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial" considered the unofficial sequel, and watch out for "Star Wars" robot R2-D2 on the side of the [breathtaking] Alien Mothership as it arrives.

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Following the events of "Captain America: Civil War," this delightfully engaging Marvel super-hero adventure is as close to a big screen comic-book realization as it gets.

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FILM: IT COMES AT NIGHT: Genre: Mystery/Horror.

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Stars: ***½ Verdict: Solid psychological-mystery-horror of a family secured within their desolate home as an unnatural threat terrorizes the world outside, and the strict domestic order the father has established with his wife and son is tested with the arrival of a desperate young family seeking refuge, and despite the best intentions of both families, paranoia and mistrust take over as the horrors outside creep ever-closer, as he will protect his family at any cost.

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Rourke’s Reviews: Cult of Chucky

● Moviedom's most famous evil doll returns in Cult Of Chucky, now available on Blu-Ray and DVD. ■ (R). 91 minutes. Available on reboots), where the film-makers do Blu-Ray and DVD on October 18. nothing more than ramp up the gore This year sees a number of long- and torture, Mancini instead moves running horror series making a Chucky between different subcomeback, with Amityville : The genres and moods, while staying Awakening, Leatherface and within the parameters of its successHellraiser : Judgement arriving ful formula.

Seed Of Chucky played like a soon in cinemas or on DVD. Another series that seems un- comically bloody combination of stoppable, Child's Play, also deliv- The Player and My Dinner With ers its latest chapter, entitled Cult Andre, while Curse Of Chucky was Of Chucky, and like the last few an amusing spin on Whatever Hapinstalments, surprisingly manages pened To Baby Jane?, Psycho and Dario Argento. to entertain.

Here, Mancini visually homContinuing on from the events that occurred in Curse Of Chucky, ages everything from Brian De we follow wheelchair-bound Nica Palma's Dressed To Kill, William Pierce (Fiona Dourif, daughter on Peter Blatty's Exorcist III : Legion, Brad), who is convicted of the mur- the films of Italian maestro Mario ders Chucky committed at her run- Bava, and in one bravura moment, Dario Argento's Suspiria and Bride down family mansion.

Convinced via hypnosis by Dr. Of Chucky.

On a low budget, he has fashFoley (Michael Therriault) that she herself was the killer, Nica is sen- ioned a rather stylish flick. Also, in tenced to a maximum security in- keeping with the modern trend of sane asylum, and after several world-building, Mancini incorpomonths of improved behaviour, is rates characters and references transferred to a minimum security from previous Child's Play outings, all of which will put a smile of fans' facility.

Here Nica meets a number of faces.

Performances are kept refreshpatients who are dealing with their own psychological problems, in- ingly old-school and natural, with cluding Michael (Adam Hurtig), Dourif again impressing as Nica.

Of course, Brad Dourif delivMadeleine (Elisabeth Rosen), Claire (Grace Lynn Kung) and ers the goods as the voice of Angela (Marina Stephenson Kerr), Chucky.

Only towards the end, when the all of whom are part of Nica's film-makers feel the need to please therapy group.

When Dr Foley tries to perma- gorehounds and allow proceedings nently quash Nica's belief that to fall into a mere succession of Chucky was the one who slaugh- over-the-top killings, does the film tered her family and friends by in- disappoint.

Thankfully Mancini regains troducing an original Chucky doll during therapy, we know things control, guiding Cult Of Chucky to aren't going to finish well for al- an inspired conclusion, predictably leaving the way open for another most everyone involved.

Don Mancini, who created and sequel.

To coincide with its release, co-penned the original, has managed the rare feat of writing the Universal/Sony are unleashing script for each entry, and after Chucky : Complete 7 Movie CollecRonny Yu injected much-needed tion on DVD, containing every life back into the series with Bride movie in the series - Child's Play Of Chucky (1998), Mancini has (1988) (***); Child's Play 2 (1990) also taken over the directorial (***); Child's Play 3 (1991) (No reigns, overseeing Seed Of Chucky Stars); Bride Of Chucky (1998) (2004) and Curse Of Chucky (****); Seed Of Chucky (2004) (***½; Curse Of Chucky (2013) (2013).

What keeps this franchise inter- (***), and Cult Of Chucky (2017).

Perfect viewing for Halloween, esting is in the way Mancini plays around with his creation, both in which is just around the corner.

RATING - ***½ style and tone.

- Aaron Rourke Unlike other horror sequels (or

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Phone: 5797 2656 or 1800 231 311. Fax: 1800 231 312. Web: www.LocalPaper.com.au DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS John Donald Howie, OAM 10.10.1934 – 14.10.2017 Beloved husband of Beryl.

Loved father of Don and Sue, Richard and Belinda, Andrew and Lizzie and Peter and Alison.

Adored Papa of Ally and Olivia, Sally and Joanna, Charlotte and Angus and Charlie and Austin.

Loved by all.

TOLSHER, Alfred Colin 20.10.1941 – 9.10.2017 Brother of Alan, Geoff (both dec.) and Joy McDonald and their families.

Colin will be sadly missed by his family and good friends, especially his mates who stood by him in his time of need.

DEATHSFUNERALSDEATHS HOWIE,— The Funeral celebrating the life of Mr John Howie OAM will be held at St Andrew’s Uniting Church, Highett St, Mansfield, on SATURDAY (October 21, 2017) at 1.30 p.m. At the conclusion of the service the cortège will proceed to the Mansfield Cemetery.

TOLSHER, - A Service celebrating Colin’s life will be held on Friday, October 20, 2017 at 2.00 pm at the Golf Club, Gordon St, Alexandra. At the conclusion of the service the cortège will proceed to the Alexandra Cemetery.

PUBLIC NOTICES YEA CWA Meetings. 4th Thursday. 1.30pm Yea RSL Hall. Phone 0400 424 888 New members welcome YEA CWA Annual General Meeting. Thursday, October 26. 1pm. At Yea RSL YEA-KINGLAKE RSL Meets monthly on last Friday.

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Adam Hetherton - Electrical Contractor REC: 18382. 4 Toora Cres, Healesville 0407 506 215 • Domestic/Commercial/Industrial • Motor Control • Hot Water Services • Extensions/New Homes • Safety Switches • Stoves and Ovens • Underground Cabling • Surge Protection

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All general farm fencing, cattle yards, sheep yards, vineyards, on site welding and oxy work.

Tree plantation ripping.

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GRASS SLASHING: 4 extra heavy duty slashers.

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GLEN (HORACE) McMASTER 5797 2921. Mobile 0417 529 809

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Studio Chic 0413 687 703 8 William Hovell Way, Yea Specialising in colors, cuts, hair up, makeup, waxing and more!

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SILVER CREEK EXCAVATIONS All excavation works, 6 Ton Excavator, Bobcat & Tip Truck

All Suburbs. Domestic & Commercial Bobcat 4in1 including drill & slasher

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First Aid • All levels of First Aid • Asthma & Anaphylaxis • Advanced Resusciattion • Defibrillation • Remote Area and Oxygen Resuscitation We also deliver courses in Fire Safety Training, Fire Warden & Evacuation Training, Fire Extinguisher Training, Introduction to OH&S EmergCareTraining Phone 1800 363 742 www.emergcarefiresafety.net.au

All aspects of gardening and mowing • Handyman service • Painting For a no obligation free quote

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EXCAVATIONS All general earthworks and excavations. Free quotes dams, houseand shed sites, farm tracks driveways, trees, fence lines and scrub clearing.

Wide range of machines available.

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STONEWORK

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ROOFING

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■ There were two major dancing teams in Hollywood films - Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, and then Marge and Gower Champion.

Marge and Gower appeared in MGM musical films during the 1950s.

Marge was born, Marjorie Celeste Belcher, in Los Angeles, California, in 1919. She began dancing and teaching at an early age.

In 1935 Marge was hired by the Walt Disney Studios to be a live action model for Snow White in the animated feature film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

In later years Marge also became a model for The Blue Fairy in Pinocchio and the Dancing Hippo in Fantasia.

In 1937 Marge married Art Babbitt from the Disney Studios but the marriage only lasted for three years.

Gower Champion was born in 1919 and worked as a dancer on Broadway prior to World War II in which he served as a member of the US Coast Guard.

After the war he resumed his career and met Marge, who became his dancing partner.

They married in 1947 and became popular through their marvelous performances in the MGM remake of Showboat in 1951.

Their song, Life upon the Wicked Stage, was a standout in the film. This led to other roles as a singing dance team in films such as Mr Music, Jupiter's Darling and Three for the Show.

Whatever Happened To ...

Marge Champion

By Kevin Trask of 3AW and 96.5 Inner FM They played the lead roles in Give a Girl a Break and co-starred with Debbie Reynolds.

MGM had plans to use Marge and Gower in remakes of the old Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers RKO films.

This only happened once when Roberta was remade under the title of Lovely to Look At. They starred in their own television series The Marge and Gower Champion Show in 1957.

They had two children together but sadly, their son Blake was killed in a car crash at the age of 25.

Gower became a very successful Broadway director and won eight Tony Awards in his career.

Marge had good character roles in films such

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as The Swimmer with Burt Lancaster, and The Party with Peter Sellers. Marge continued to work on Broadway after her marriage to Gower ended in 1973. Four years later she married the director Boris Segal. In 2001 Marge starred in a revival of Stephen Sondheim's Follies and sang four songs in the production at the Belasco Theatre on Broadway.

Sadly, Gower Champion passed away on the opening night of a stage production on Broadway in 1980. Gower had choreographed 42nd Street and after numerous curtain calls the producer David Merrick announced to the cast and audience the sad news that Gower had died that afternoon.

Marge Champion was a member of the nominating committee for the Tony Awards on Broadway from 1991-98 judging all the shows. These days Marge Champion is 98 and lives in New York.

Will we ever see this type of singing and dancing team in films in the future? Who knows - my guess is probably not.

Kevin Trask can be heard on 3AW: • Mike Till Midnight - Saturday at 8.10pm • The Time Tunnel - on Remember When - Sundays at 9.10pm And on 96.5 FM • That's Entertainment - Sundays at 12 Noon. 96.5FM is streaming on the internet. www.innerfm.org.au

Look to Bonneval in Caulfield Cup this Saturday ■ The Caulfield Cup to be run at Caulfield this Saturday , sees the top New Zealand mare, Bonneval, going to the top of the markets, after her captivating win in the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.

At the time of going to press she was competing in the Caulfield Stakes, let's hope she gets through OK. She has only had the 10 starts for seven wins and a third, accumulating over a million dollars in stakemoney.

Her wins include the New Zealand Oaks and the Australasian Oaks at Randwick, winning in great fashion, scoring by 4½- lengths.

Having her first start since April, she rattled home to win the Underwood by a length with a whirlwind finish.

Her trainer, Murray Baker, from the ‘Shaky Isles’, knows what winning the Caulfield Cup is all about winning two years ago with his top galloper, Mongolian Khan.

Bonneval is certainly the one to beat as was Jameka the mare, who won the Caulfield Cup last year.

Bonneval has won five of her races on soft tracks, with four minor placings, while she hasn't raced on a heavy.

If she can draw a good gate, she will be the one to beat come Caulfield Cup day.

Leading trainer, Darren Weir, has a strong hand in the Cup with his promising staying mare, Amelie's Star, coming right into calculations after winning the Bart Cummings Classic at Flemington.

She has firmed right into only a half point behind Bonneval.

Weir feels that she may be better suited in the Melbourne Cup where like the Caulfield Cup, Amelie's Star, will carry the luxury impost of 51.5 kilos.

On the next line is the Darren Weir trained Australian Cup winner, Humidor, an international galloper, who has proved his worth since joining the Weir team.

Since arriving in the Darren Weir camp he has gone from strength to strength, and is going to be in the firing line for a long time and the 2400 metres of the Caulfield Cup will be to his liking.

Forget about his run behind the mighty mare Winx in the Turnbull,

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with Ted Ryan he was off the bit before the turn likewise all the others.

The David and Ben Hayes and Tom Dabernig's international, Ventura Storm, who will go around in the Caulfield Cup, has come right in after finishing second to Winx.

Ventura Storm is a six year-old gelding who joined the Hayes team last year, and is highly regarded in their camp.

Another of the David and Ben Hayes and Tom Dabernig trained, Harlem, is next in the market for the Caulfield after an impressive win in the Naturalism stakes, thus going straight into the Caulfield Cup, as the winner of the race gains automatic selection for the big one.

He failed to flatter in the Bart Cummings race at Flemington, but is better than that.

The six year-old international gelding has started 13 times for three wins with three placings.

Harlem was most impressive in winning the Naturalism beating the likes of Samovare, Stampede and a pretty good field of middle distance stayers over the 2000 metre trip.

When racing in France he was a listed stakes winner, so a touch of class is there, and he is in the right camp for a crack at the Caulfield Cup and the distance of 2400 metres won't worry him.

A New Zealander who I do like is another Murray Baker trained run-

ner, Jon Snow, a winner of the ATC Derby at Randwick on a heavy track back in April, over the distance of the Caulfield Cup of 2400 metres.

He was most impressive winning the J.R.A Cup at Moonee Valley proving too strong for Ecuador and Boom Time over 2040 metres at the tricky winding Moonee Valley circuit.

He can sit up on the pace or a bit off them, and is a strong finisher, and his trainer is tops with stayers, as mentioned earlier with Bonneval and having won the Caulfield Cup two years ago.

Two others with chances are the top Japanese galloper, Admire Deus, who leading jockey Craig Williams will ride in the Melbourne Cup and most likely the Caulfield Cup if they go that way.

Williams is a big rap for the stayer who has class form in his country.

Admire Deus has been working well at Werribee Quarantine Area, and has impressed track watchers.

Of the other Inference who finished sixth in the Underwood, has ability, but the others appear to have him covered.

COUNTRYCUPS COMING UP A number of our major country clubs are gearing up in the next few weeks for their big Cup meetings and I am rapt again to be a part of the action on the big days.

I love this time of the year working for most of the major country clubs, the first of these is at Bendigo, although not a Cup meeting it is run on Caulfield Cup Day, with the day attracting many racegoers to their highly anticipated Beach Wear Day. Only an hour and half from the CBD, the Bendigo Club always put on a great day under the guidance of popular CEO, Aaron Hearps.

The fields are always on the quality side and you can enjoy a great day not only watching all the action at the picturesque track at Bendigo, but catching the running of the Caulfield Cup on the big screens and others dotted around the course.

The Geelong Racing Club is busy gearing up for their big Cup Day on Wednesday October 25.

The Cup always attracts some of the best stayers not only in Australia, but Internationals.

Local Theatre Harold Pinter’s Betrayal

● Eleni Miller and Tim Constantine in Betrayal.

Photo by Harry Millward ■ Avid and Tangled Web Theatre Productions unite to present their production of Harold Pinter’s relationship drama Betrayal, directed by Bruce Cochrane, featuring Michael Fenemore, Eleni Miller, Tim Constantine and Matthew Laurence, from November 15 – 19 at the Northcote Town Hall.

Betrayal begins at the end of the affair, and pursues the journey to its very beginnings.

As memory reels backwards towards the moment the affair started, the lies tangle into a web of deception, and betrayal begets betrayal.

Of the countless eternal love triangles written for the stage, few have matched Nobel Prize-winner Harold Pinter’s gripping depiction of infidelity – as intricate as a spy novel with its cross and double cross.

Inspired by Pinter's clandestine extra-marital affair with BBC Television presenter Joan Bakewell, which spanned seven years, from 1962 to 1969, the plot of Betrayal integrates different permutations of betrayal relating to a seven-year affair involving a married couple, Emma and Robert, and Robert's "close friend" Jerry.

Betrayal is naturalistic, with none of the surreal comic menace of Pinter’s earlier plays as the story is told in reverse – with a twist.

Performance Season: November 15 – 19 at 8pm (Matinees Sat 18 and Sun 19 at 2pm).

Venue: the Northcote Town Hall, Studio 2.

Tickets: Full: $27 Concession: $25 (90 minutes. No interval) Booking: www.northcotetownhall.com.au - Cheryl Threadgold

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Country Crossroads

SRHC’s ‘Spirit of Progress’ 80th tour

By Rob Foenander info@countrycrossroads com.au

Award for duo

■ Kinglake country music duo Carter and Carter have taken out the Australian Independent Group/Duo of the Year title at the 2017 Southern StarsAwards at the Mildura Country Music Festival.

The husband-and-wife team are one of Australia's leading country music acts with numerous chart topping albums, awards and industry distinctions achieved over the past two decades.

Breaking news is that David and Merelyn will be taking a break from some performing commitments due to Merelyn being diagnosed with a rare form of Lymphoma.

Their Facebook page reports it is not acute nor aggressive.Good Friday Appeal.

Maldon Festival

■ The 44th annual Maldon Folk Festival will be held from November 3-6.

The National Trust classified Maldon township comes alive with four days of folk music, dance and interactive workshops, complemented by various activities around the Maldon township.

More info: www.maldonfolkfestival.com - Rob Foenander

Market at Tabilk ■ Nagambie Farmers' Market is on the move and heading to Tahbilk Winery. The next market will be held on Sunday (Oct. 22) at Tahbilk and run from 10 am to 2 pm.

Contact Cynthia Lim on 0403 831 520 or manager@nagambiefarmersmarket.com.au

● The Spirit of Progress was recorded as reaching speeds up to 139kmh in regular service ■ Seymour Heritage Railway Organised for Saturday, Novem- being run to Ballarat, via Geelong, ride on the authentic Ballarat trams Centre will next month hold a tour ber 25, the train will comprise the to repeat the speed trials made by at Lake Wendouree with a transfer to commemorate the famous Spirit original saloon sitting carriages, 48- the Spirit of Progress to those cit- option.

The Spirit of Progress, built in of Progress. seat dining and the renowned round ies prior to its launch on November 17, 1937.

1937, was the first ever fully The Spirit of Progress was the ended parlour lounge.

Local caterers Taste on Track airconditioned all steel express train train that revitalised rail travel prior The Spirit of Progress will be to World War II. hauled by diesel locomotives that have dining options on board. Re- on Australia's rail system. It ran It will make a one-off special regularly headed the great train fol- live the past with breakfast, morn- daily non-stop between Melbourne ing tea and/or two-course dinner. and Albury and is the only train ever tour to Ballarat via Geelong to cel- lowing the end of the steam era.

At Ballarat there will be time to to be timetabled to the half minute. ebrate the train's 80th anniversary.

The special anniversary trip is

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CENTRAL BOWLS DIVISION: MIDWEEK PENNANT SCOREBOARD

BOWLS VICTORIA: MIDWEEK PENNANT SCOREBOARD

BOWLS VICTORIA: MIDWEEK PENNANT SCOREBOARD

CENTRAL BOWLS DIVISION: SATURDAY PENNANT SCOREBOARD

■ Results. Round 1. Tuesday, October 10.

■ Alexandra 8, 15 d Yea 55, 1.Alexandra: Margaret Legge, 28, 2. Robert Benghamy, 36, 2.

Terence Livy, 24, 1. Match Total: 88. 5. Match Points: 10. Totals: 88, 15. Yea: Ruth Hatty, 16, 0.

Rowland Branch, 15, 0. Darren Sherman, 24, 1.

Totals: 55, 1.

■ Kilmore 96, 14 d Broadford 68, 2. Kilmore: Philip Skehan, 51, 2. Joan Grindlay, 27, 2. Kevin Mayberry, 18, 0. Match Total: 96, 4. Side Points: 10. Totals: 96, 14. Broadford: Robert Chapman, 13, 0. Jim Hinchcliffe, 22, 0. Ian Mumford, 33, 2. Totals: 68, 2.

■ Seymour 106, 16 d Eildon 53, 0. Seymour: Ian Ridd, 34, 2. James Bruce, 32, 2. Lois Tomkins, 40, 2. Match Total: 106, 6. Side Points: 10.

Totals: 106, 16. Eildon: Sharon Hall, 21, 0. Steve Matcham, 17, 0. Rodney McGowan, 15, 0. Totals: 53, 0.

■ Seymour VRI 76, 16 d Wallan 58, 0.

Seymour VRI: Greg Jones, 24, 2. Joseph Purcell 29, 2. William Dawe, 23, 2. Match Total: 76, 6.

Match Points: 10. Totals: 76, 16. Wallan: Brian Smethurst, 18, 0. Peter Glass, 20, 0. Wendy Lingham, 20, 0. Totals: 58, 0.

■ Ladder, after Round 1. 1 Seymour, 200.0, 16. 2. Seymour VRI, 131.03, 16. 3. Alexandra, 160, 15. 4. Kilmore, 141.18, 14. 5. Broadford, 70.83, 2. 6. Yea, 62.5, 1. 7. Wallan, 76.32, 0. 8.

Eildon, 50.0, 0.

■ Round 2. Tuesday, October 17. Scores not to hand when we went to press. Broadford v Seymour VRI. Eildon v Kilmore v Alexandra.

Yea v Seymour.

■ Fixture. Round 3. Tuesday, October 24.

Alexandra v Eildon. Kilmore v Wallan. Seymour v Broadford. Seymour VRI v Yea.

■ Midweek. Division 1. Section 2. Results.

Round 3. Tuesday, October 10. Donvale (1) 58, 9 d Heathmont (1) 58, 7. Hurstbridge (1) 57, 14 d Lilydale (1) 54, 2. Montmorency (4) 66, 14 d Chirnside Park (4) 66 d Chirnside Park (1) 51, 2.

Mooroolbark (1) 57, 14 d Croydon (1) 55, 2.

Doncaster (2) 71, 16 d Eltham (2) 42, 0. Ladder, after Round 3. 1. Mooroolbark (1), 124.07, 46.

2. Hurstbridge (1), 125.97, 44. 3. Heathmont (1), 115.95, 37.4. Donvale (1), 123.38, 34. 5.

Doncaster (2), 122.22, 29. 6. Montmorency, 100.0, 16. 7. Eltham (2), 81.68, 16. 8. Croydon (1), 97.59, 11. 9. Chirnside Park (1), 66.2, 5. 10.

Lilydale (1), 70.28, 2. Fixture. Round 4. Tuesday, October 17. Scores not to hand when we went to press. Chirnside Park (1) v Eltham (2).

Croydon (1) v Hurstbridge (1). Doncaster (2) v Donvale (1). Heathmont (1) v Mooroolbark (1).

Lilydale (1) v Montmorency (4). Fixture. Round 4. Tuesday, October 24. Donvale (1) vEltham (2). Hurstbridge (1) v Heathmont (1). Lilydale (1) v Chirnside Park (1). Montmorency (4) v Croydon (1). Mooroolbark (1) v Doncaster (2).

■ Midweek. Division 2. Section 2. Results.

Round 3. Tuesday, October 10. Broadmeadows (1) 55, 15 d East Ivanhoe (1) 40, 1. Glenroy (1) 69, 14 d Strathmore (3) 59, 2. Ivanhoe (1) 79, 16 d Craigieburn (1) 50, 0. Lalor (2) 64, 14 d Whittlesea (3) 47, 2. Sunbury (2) 72, 14 d Kingsbury (1) 53, 2. Ladder, after Round 3. 1. Ivanhoe (1), 153.02, 46. 2. Lalor (2), 152.63, 46. 3.

Glenroy (1), 130.82, 42. 4. Sunbury (2), 92.94, 28. 5. Strathmore (1), 102.97, 20. 6. Whittlesea (3), 93.45, 18. 7. Broadmeadows (1), 79.47, 17.

8. Kingsbury (1), 83.24, 16. 9. East Ivanhoe (1), 69.39, 5. 10. Craigieburn (1), 75.49, 2. Fixture.

Round 4. Tuesday, October 17. Scores not to hand when we went to press. Craigieburn (1) v Glenroy (1). East Ivanhoe (1) v Lalor (2).

Strathmore (1) v Broadmeadows (1). Sunbury (2) v Ivanhoe (1). Whittlesea (3) v Kingsbury (1). Fixture. Round 4. Tuesday, October 24.

Broadmeadows (1) v Criagieburn (1). Glenroy (1) v Sunbury (2). Ivanhoe (1) v Whittlesea (3).

Kingsbury (1) v Lalor (2). Strathmore (1) v East Ivanhoe (1).

■ Midweek. Division 2. Section 3. Results.

Round 3. Tuesday, October 10. City of Heidelberg (1) 58, 14 d Fitzroy Victoria (1) 51, 2. Diamond Creek (1) 61, 14 d Darebin City (1) 45, 2.

Yarra Glen (1) 78, 16 d Montmorency (5) 53, 0.

Heidelberg Golf (1) 52, 12 d Rosanna (2) 51, 4.

Ivanhoe (2) 54, 8 drew with Greythorn (1) 54, 8.

Ladder. 1. Heidelberg Golf (1), 126.71, 40. 2.

Ivanhoe (2), 117.83, 33. 3. Rosanna (2), 105.36, 32. 4. Diamond Creek (1), 95.12, 30. 5. Greythorn (1), 100.58, 26. 6. Fitzroy Victoria (1), 107.98, 20. 7. Yarra Glen (1), 93.55, 16. 8. City of Heidelberg (1), 86.96, 16. 9. Montmorency (5), 86.73, 16. 10. Darebin City (1), 88.57, 11.

Fixture. Round 4. Tuesday, October 17. Scores not to hand when we went to press. Darebin City (1) v City of Heidelberg (1). Fitzroy Victoria (1) v Yarra Glen (1). Greythorn (1) v Diamond Creek (1). Heidelberg Golf (1) v Ivanhoe (2).

Montmorency (5) v Rosanna (2). Fixture. Round 4. Tuesday, October 24. City of Heidelberg (1) v Greythorn (1). Darebin City (1) v Fitzroy Victoria (1). Diamond Creek (1) v Heidelberg Golf (1). Ivanhoe (2) v Montmorency (5).

Rosanna (2) v Yarra Glen (1).

■ Midweek. Division 3. Section 3. Results.

Round 3. Tuesday, October 10. Chirnside Park (3) 87, 16 d North Balwyn (2). Greensborough (1) 57, 12 d Yarra Valley CC (1) 55, 4. Montmorency (6) 89, 16 d Yarra Glen (2) 39, 0.

Eltham (3) 70, 12 d Bundoora RSL (2) 60, 4.

Donvale (2) 70, 15 d Doncaster (3) 63, 1. Ladder. 1. Motmorency (6), 145.89, 46. 2. Chirnside Park, 114.45, 30. 3. North Balwyn (2), 105.98, 30. 4. Donvale (2), 106.63, 29. 5. Eltham (3), 125.0, 28. 6. Greensborough (1), 82.23, 28. 7.

Bundoora RSL (2), 109.76, 24. 8. Yarra Glen (2), 71.36, 14. 9. Yarra Valley CC (1), 84.71, 8.

10. Doncaster (3), 75.25, 3. Fixture. Round 4.

Tuesday, October 17. Scores not to hand when we went to press. Donvale (2) v Greensborough (1). Eltham (3) v Montmorency (6). North Bal-

wyn (2) v Bundoora RSL (2). Yarra Glen (2) v Doncaster (3). Yarra Valley CC (1) v Chirnside Park (3). Fixture. Round 5. Tuesday, October 24. Bundoora RSL (2) v Yarra Valley CC (1).

Chirnside Park (3) v Greensborough (1).

Doncaster (3) v Eltham (3). Montmorency (6) v North Balwyn (2). Yarra Glen (2) v Donvale (2).

■ Midweek. Division 4. Section 3. Results.

Round 3. Tuesday, October 10. Fairfield (1) 67, 16 d Montmorency (7) 46, 0. Fitzroy Victoria (2) 80, 14 d Heidelberg Golf (2) 46, 2. Whittlesea (4) 70, 16 d East Ivanhoe (2) 39, 0. Rosanna (3) 64, 16 d North Balwyn (4) 57, 0. Alphington (1) 53, 9 d Eltham (4) 53, 7. Ladder. 1. Rosanna (3), 150.34, 46. 2. Fitzroy Victoria (2), 163.16, 42. 3. Fairfield (1), 117.9, 32. 4. Whittlesea (4), 98.25, 30. 5. Eltham (4), 120.0, 24. 6. Montmorency, 87.98, 17. 7. North Balwyn (4), 105.39, 16. 8. Heidelberg Golf (2), 64.71, 16. 9. Alphington (1), 65.53, 13. 10. East Ivanhoe (2), 73.13, 4. Fixture. Round 4. Tuesday, October 17.

Scores not to hand when we went to press.

Alphington (1) v Fairfield (1). East Ivanhoe (2) v North Balwyn (4). Heidelberg Golf (2) v Eltham (4). Montmorency (7) v Whittlesea (4).

Rosanna (3) v Fitzroy Victoria (2). Fixture.

Round 5. Tuesday, October 24. Eltham (4) v Rosanna (3). Fairfield (1) v Heidelberg Golf (2).

Fitzroy Victoria (2) v North Balwyn (4). Montmorency (7) v East Ivanhoe (2). Whittlesea (4) v Alphington (1).

■ Midweek. Division 5. Section 3. Results.

Round 3. Tuesday, October 10. Bundoora RSL (4) 87, 16 d Donvale (6) 33, 0. Donvale (5) 65, 16 d Montmorency (8) 48, 0. Greensborough (2) 72, 14 d Bundoora RSL (3) 54, 2. Hurstbridge (2) 60, 14 d Doncaster (4) 54, 2. City of Heidelberg (2): Bye. Ladder. 1. Hurstbridge (2), 44. 2.

Donvale (5), 42. 3. Bundoora RSL (3), 32. 4.

Greensborough (2), 30. 5. Bundoora RSL (4), 18. 6. Montmorency (8), 14. 7. Doncaster (4), 6.

8. City of Heidelberg (2), 4. 9. Donvale (6), 2.

Fixture. Round 4. Tuesday, October 17. Scores not to hand when we went to press. Bundoora RSL (3) v Donvale (5). City of Heidelberg (2) v Hurstbridge (2). Doncaster (4) v Bundoora RSL (4). Donvale (6) v Greensborough (2). Montmorency (8): Bye. Fixture. Round 5. Tuesday, October 24. Bundoora RSL (4) v City of Heidelberg (2). Doncaster (4) v Donvale (6). Donvale (5) v Greensborough (2). Hurstbridge (2) v Montmorency (8). Bundoora RSL (3): Bye. ■ Midweek. 6-a-side. Section 2. Results.

Round 3. Tuesday, October 10. North Balwyn (5) 39, 12 d Yarra Valley CC (2). Rosanna (4) 52, 14 d Donvale (7) 25, 0. Greythorn (2) 46, 14 d City of Heidelberg (3) 33, 0. Greensborough (3) 47, 12 d Diamond Creek (2) 33, 2. Montmorency (9) 44, 14 d Eltham (5) 31, 0. Ladder.

1. Montmorency (9), 163.29, 42. 2. Rosanna, 167.9, 40. 3. Greensborough (3), 127.45, 38. 4.

North Balwyn (5), 89.16, 26. 5. Greythorn (2), 90.11, 16. 6. Yarra Valley CC (2), 98.04, 14. 7.

Eltham (5), 92.11, 14. 8. Diamond Creek (2), 76, 14. 9. Donvale (7), 63.36, 4. 10. City of Heidelberg (3), 80.15, 2. Fixture. Round 4. Tuesday, October 17. Scores not to hand when we went to press. Donvale (7) v North Balwyn (5).

Greensborough (3) v Rosanna (4). Greythorn (2) d Diamond Creek (2). Montmorency (9) v City of Heidelberg (3). Yarra Valley CC (2) v Eltham (5). Fixture. Round 5. Tuesday, October 24. City of Heidelberg (3) v Yarra valley CC (2). Diamond Creek (2) v Montmorency (9).

Eltham (5) v North Balwyn (5). Greensborough (3) v Donvale (7). Rosanna (4) v Greythorn (2).

erick 24, 0. Donald Lawton 27, 2. Kenneth Butcher 26, 0. Match Total: 97, 3. Side Points 10. Totals: 97, 13. Seymour VRI: Wayne Noonan, 20, 1. Stephen McGregor 27, 2. Mario Furletti 19, 0. Donald Prudden 29, 2. Totals: 95 5.

■ Wallan 112, 16 d Eildon 88, 2, Wallan: Brian Smethurst 32, 2. Paul Newll 14,0. Graham Edmonds 35, 2. Paul Warren 31, 2. Match Total 112, 6. Side Points: 10. Totals: 112, 16. Eildon: John Cujic 21, 0. Rodney McGowan 29, 2 Lenonado De-Bella 17, 0. Steve Matcham 21 0. Totals: 88, 2.

■ Alexandra 103, 14 d Broadford 82, 4.

Alexandra: Larry Scott 27, 2. Robert Beng-hamy 32, 2. Dick Gilmore 20, 0. Greg Gilmore 24,0 Match Total: 103, 4. Side Points 10. Totals: 103 14. Broadford: George Bilton 20, 0. Robert Chapman 10, 0. Jim Hinchcliffe 24, 2. Denise Hogan 28, 2. Totals: 82, 4.

■ Kilmore 134, 16 d Yea 60, 2. Kilmore: Team 1, 44, 2. Team 2, 36, 2. Team 3, 22, 0. Team 4 32, 2. Match Total: 134, 6. Side Points: 10. Totals: 134, 16. Yea: Darren Sherman 5, 0. Justin Branch 13, 0. James Levee 23, 2. Rowland Branch 19, 0. Totals: 60, 2.

■ Ladder, after Round 1. 1. Kilmore, 223.33 16. 2. Wallan, 127.27, 16. 3. Alexandra, 125.61 14. 4. Seymour, 102.11, 13. 5. Seymour VRI, 97.94, 5. 6. Broadford, 79.61, 4. 7. Eildon, 78.57 2. 8. Yea, 44.78, 2.

■ Fixture. Round 2. Saturday, October 21.

Alexandra v Yea. Eildon v Seymour. Kilmore v Wallan. Seymour VRI v Broadford.

BOWLS VICTORIA: MIDWEEK PENNANT SCOREBOARD ■ Midweek Pennant. Women’s Only. Section 1. Results. Tuesday, October 10. Doncaster (1) 69, 16 d Montmorency (3) 56, 1. Montmorency (2) 53, 14 d Lalor (1) 52, 2. Altona (1) 78, 16 d Yarraville/Footscray (2) 37, 0. Preston/Reservoir (1) 54, 9 d Whittlesea (1) 54, 7. Ladder, after Round 1. 1. Altona (1), 210.81, 16. 2.

Doncaster (2), 123.21, 15. 3. Montmorency (2), 101.92, 14. 4. Preston/Reservoir (1), 100.0, 9.5.

Whittlesea (1), 100.0, 7. 6. Lalor (1), 98.11, 2. 7.

7. Montmorency (3), 81.16, 1. 8. Yarraville/ Footscray (2), 47.44, 0. Fixture. Round 2. Tuesday, October 17. Scores not to hand when we went to press. Altona (1) v Doncaster (1). Lalor (1) v Yarraville/Footscray (2). Montmorency (3) d Whittlesea (1). Preston/Reservoir (1) d Montmorency (2). Fixture. Round 3. Tuesday, October 24. Doncaster (1) v Preston/Reservoir (1).

Mon tmorency (2) v Altona (1). Whittlesea (1) v Lalor (1). Yarraville/Footscray (2) v Montmorency (3).

■ Midweek. Division 1. Section 1. Results.

Round 3. Tuesday, October 10. Essendon (1) 75, 14 d Altona (2) 40, 2. Hoppers (1) 63, 14 d Deer Park (1) 62, 2. Melton (1) 81, 16 d Rosanna (1) 50, 0. Bundoora RSL (1) 63, 14 d Point Cook Village (1) 54, 2. Eltham (1) 67, 12 d Whittlesea (2) 66, 4. Ladder, after Round 3. 1, Melton (3), 145.1, 44. 2. Bundoora RSL (1), 137.06, 44. 3.

Hoppers (1), 110.91, 30. 4. Eltham (1), 108.19, 30. 5. Deer Park (1), 102.23, 23. 6. Whittlesea (2), 99.46, 20. 7. Rosanna (1), 86.93, 17. 8.

Essendon (10, 103.07, 16. 9. Altona (2), 69.34, 12. 10. Point Cook Village (1), 67.43, 4. Fixture.

Round 4. Tuesday, October 17. Scores not to hand when we went to press. Altona (2) v Hoppers (1). Bundoora RSL (1) v Whittlesea (2).

Deer Park (1) v Point Cook Village (1). Eltham (1) v Melton (1). Rosanna (1) v Essendon (1).

Fixture. Round 5. Tuesday, October 24. Eltham (1) v Rosanna (1). Hopper (1) v Essendon (1).

Melton (1) v Bundoora RSL (1). Point Cook Village (1) v Altona (2). Whittlesea (2) v Deer Park (1).

CENTRAL BOWLS DIVISION: SATURDAY PENNANT SCOREBOARD DIVISION 1

■ Saturday Pennant. Results. Saturday, October 14.

■ Seymour 97, 13 d Seymour VRI 95, 5.

Seymour: Shaun Houghton 20, 1. Garry Brod-

DIVISION 2

■ Saturday Pennant. Round 2. Results. Saturday, October 14.

■ Seymour VRI 121, 14 d Wallan 47, 2.

Seymour VRI: Robert Hockley 66, 2. Robert Richards 21, 0. Ian Cashill 34, 2. Matc Total: 121, 4. Side Points: 10. Totals: 121, 14. Wallan: Steven Doig 5, 0. Peggy Bell, 29, 2. Brad Colling 13, 0. Totals: 47, 2.

■ Seymour 68, 12 d Broadford 66, 4.

Seymour: Dorothy Malin 17, 0. Lois Tomkins 30, 2. Neil Harris 21, 0. Match Total: 68, 2. Side Points: 10. Totas: 68, 12. Broadford: John Fitzgerald 21, 2. Noel Oliver 21, 0. Hannah Green 24, 2. Totals: 66, 4.

■ Kilmore 15, 6 d Alexandra, 15, 0. No further details to hand.

■ Ladder, after Round 2. 1. Seymour VRI 224.72, 28. 2. Seymour, 166.35, 28. 3. Kilmore 89.06, 18. 4. Wallan, 68.62, 16. 5. Broadford 88.67, 6. 6. Alexandra, 19.17, 0.

■ Fixture, Round 3. Saturday, October 21.

Alexandra v Broadford. Seymour VRI v Seymour. Wallan v Kilmore.

NORTHERN METRO CRICKET ASSOCIATION SCOREBOARD E-GRADE

■ Results. Round 2. Saturday, October 14.

Preston Footballers 2nd XI: Bye. Holy Trinity 3rd XI 6/86 def Bundoora Park 3rd XI 81.

Preston Baseballers 3rd XI c Preston Druids 3rd XI. Kinglake 89 def by North Brunswick 4th XI 3/262 (cc).

Kinglake v North Brunswick/ Rosebank 4th XI Result: Kinglake lost First Innings Toss won by: North Brunswick/ Rosebank 4th XI Batted first: North Brusnwick/ Rosebank 4th XI 1st Innings - North Brunswick/ Rosebank 4th XI Total ..................................................... 3/262 (cc) 1st Innings - Kinglake Total ................................................................. 89 ■ Ladder. 1. Preston Druids 3rd XI, 3.41, 6. 2.

Preston Baseballers, 2.38, 6. 3. Preston Footballers 2nd XI, 0.57, 6. 4. North Brunswick/ Rosebank, 0.0, 6. 5. Kinglake, 1.73, 0. 6.

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Bundoora Park 3rd XI, 0.41, 0. 7. Holy Tribity, 0.29, 0.

■ Fixture. Round 3. Saturday, October 21.

Bundoora Park 3rd XI: Bye. Preston Druids 3rd XI v Kinglake. Preston Footballers 2nd XI v Holy Trinity 3rd XI. North Brunswick/Rosebank 4th XI v Preston Baseballers 3rd XI.

194.44, 16. 4. Hurstbridge (4), 100.0, 16. 5. Heidelberg Golf (3), 98.15, 16. 6. Moonee Valley (5), 60.0, 16. Fixture. Round 3. Saturday, October 21. Heidelberg Golf (3): Bye. Glenroy (4): Bye. Greythorn (2) v Hurstbridge (4). Moonee Valley (5) v Strathmore (5). Strathmore (6) v Broadmeadows (2).

BOWLS VICTORIA SATURDAY PENNANT SCOREBOARD DIVISION 1

■ Section 2. Round 2. Results. Saturday, October 14. City of Heidelberg (2): Bye. Box Hill RSL (4) 60, 14 d Diamond Creek (4) 15, 0.

Whittlesea (8) 46, 12 d Rosanna (5) 32, 2. Box Hill RSL (3) 15, 14 d Ivanhoe (5) 0, 0. Ladder.

1. Box Hill RSL (3), 100.0, 28. 2. Whittlesea (8), 139.39, 24. 3. Box Hill RSL (4), 184.62, 16.4.

Diamond Creek (4), 120.0, 14.5. Rosanna (5), 84.15, 14. 6. City of Heidelberg (3), 73.91, 2. 7.

Eltham (5), 0, 0. 8. Hurstbridge (5), 0, 0. 9.

Ivanhoe (5), 0, 0. Fixture. Round 3. Saturday, October 21. Hurstbridge (5); Bye. Box Hill RSL (3) v Box Hill RSL (4). Diamond Creek (4) v Whittlesea (8). Eltham (5) v Ivanhoe (5).

Rosanna (5) v City of Heidelberg (3).

■ Section 2. Round 2. Results. Saturday, October 14. Ivanhoe (1) 78, 16 d Diamond Creek (1) 74, 2. Mitcham (1) 76, 14 d Richmond zUnion 65, 4. Yarra Glen (1) 84, 16 d Auburn (1) 80, 2.

Whittlesea (1) 83, 16 d Hurstbridge (1) 75. ● Scorers Faraz Dina (North Brunswick/Rosebank 4th XI) and Bruce Stonehouse Bundoora RSL (2) 75, 14 d MCC Kew (1) 63, 4.

(Kinglake) at the Kinglake Memorial Reserve on Saturday afternoon.

Ladder. 1. Whittlesea (1), 31. 2. Yarra Glen (1), 20. 3. Ivanhoe (1), 20. 4. MCC Kew (1), 19. 5.

BOWLS VICTORIA BOWLS VICTORIA Hurstbridge (1), 18. 6. Richmond Union (1), 18.

SATURDAY PENNANT SATURDAY PENNANT 7. Mitcham (1), 17. 8. Diamond Creek (1), 16.

9. Bundoora RSL (2), 16. 10. Auburn (1), 5. FixSCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD ture. Round 3. Saturday, October 21. Auburn (1) v Diamond Creek (1). Bundoora RSL (2) v DIVISION 6 DIVISION 4 Yarra Glen (1). Mitcham (1) v Ivanhoe (1). Rich■ Section 3.

Round 2. Results. Saturday, Oc■ Section 3.

Round 2.

Results.

Saturday, Ocmond Union (1) v Hurstbridge (1). Whittlesea tober 14.

Brunswick (3) 100, 16 d Montmorency tober 14. Craigieburn (2) 75, 14 d Bundoora RSL (1) v MCC Kew (1).

(5) 63, 4. Preston/Reservoir (2) 100, 17 d Eltham (5) 67, 2. Diamond Creek (3) 76, 14 d WhittleDIVISION 2 (3) 61, 1. Kingsbury (2) 89, 16 d Diamond Creek sea (6) 71, 4. Greensborough (3) 88, 17 d Lalor ■ Section 3. Round 2. Results. Saturday, Oc- (2) 65, 2.Whittlesea (3) 75, 14 d Montmorency (5) 49, 1. Sunbury (5) 102, 18 d City of Heideltober 14. Whittlesea (2) 93, 16 d Lalor (2) 69, 2. (3) 67, 4. Epping RSL (2) 68, 9 drew with Lalor berg (2) 56, 0. Bundoora RSL (6) 89, 14 d Preston/ Hurstbridge (2) 75, 14 d Bundoora RSL (3) 68, (3) 68, 9. Ladder. 1. Whittlesea (3), 134.13, 30. Reservoir (3) 68, 4. Ladder. 1. Greensborough (3), 133.06, 31. 2. Brunswick (3), 142.22, 30. 3.

4. Eltham (1) 79, 16 d Craigieburn (1) 63, 2.

Greensborough (1) 84, 16 d Donvale (1) 66, 2. 2. Craigieburn (2), 119.01, 28. 3. Lalor (3), Diamond Creek (3), 109.93, 29. 4. Montmorency Montmorency (1) 82, 12 d Epping RSL (1) 77, 120.16, 27. 4. Epping RSL (2), 102.03, 23. 5. (5), 119.33, 20. 5. Whittlesea (6), 114.57, 20. 6.

6. Ladder. 1. Whittlesea (2), 139.26, 34. 2. Kingsbury (2), 114.19, 20. 6. Bundoora RSL (5), Sunbury (5), 112.03, 20. 7. Bundoora RSL (6), Eltham (1), 122.73, 30. 3. Greensborough (1), 94.74, 20. 7. Preston/Reservoir (2), 102.58, 19. 108.16, 17. 8. Lalor (5), 65.0, 5. 9. City of Heid109.09, 20. 4. Epping RSL (1), 9.4, 20. 5. 8. Eltham (3), 72.16, 5. 9. Diamond Creek (2), elberg (2), 73.18, 4. 10. Preston/Reservoir (3), Craigieburn (1), 95.42, 18. 6. Donvale (1), 92.86, 83.53, 4. 10. Montmorency (3), 79.01, 4. Fix- 58.71, 4. Fixture. Round 3. Saturday, October 16. 7. Montmorency, 97.5, 14. 8. Hurstbridge ture. Round 3. Saturday, October 21. Bundoora 21. Bundoora RSL (6) v Brunswick (3). City of (2), 86.5, 14. 9. Bundoora RSL (3), 86.71, 8. 10. RSL (5) v Preston/Reservoir (2). Diamond Heidelberg (2) v Whittlesea (6). Lalor (5) v Lalor (2), 81.76, 6. Fixture. Round 3. Satur- Creek (2) v Epping RSL (2). Eltham (3) v Mont- Sunbury (5). Montmorency (5) v Greensborough day, October 21. Epping RSL (1) v Craigieburn morency (3). Kingsbury (2) v Criagieburn (2). (3). Preston/Reservoir (3) v Diamond Creek (3).

■ Section 4. Round 2. Results. Saturday, Oc(1). Greensborough (1) v Whittlesea (2). Whittlesea (3) v Lalor (3). tober 14. Vermont South (6): Bye. Eltham (4) Hurstbridge (2) v Eltham (1). Lalor (2) v Bundora DIVISION 5 84, 16 d Mooroolbark (5) 72, 2. Montmorency RSL (3). Montmorency (1) v Donvale (1).

■ Section 6. Round 2. Results. Saturday, Oc- ■ Section 3. Round 2. Results. Saturday, Oc- (6) 70, 12 d Blackburn North (2) 68, 6. North tober 14. Blackburn (1) 89, 16 d Vermont South tober 14. Greensborough (2) 99, 16 d Heidel- Balwyn (4) 78, 14 d Donvale (4) 76, 4. Doncaster (1) 60, 2. Montmorency (2) 79, 14 d Moorool- berg Golf (2) 45, 2.Lalor (4) 83, 14 d Hurst- (5) 80, 14 d Ivanhoe (4) 76, 4. Ladder. 1. Montbark (1) 67, 4. North Balwyn (1) 73, 14 d bridge (3) 68, 4. Whittlesea (4) 82, 16 d Mont- morency (6), 102.11, 28. 2. Blackburn North (2), Mitcham (2) 60, 4. Heathmont (2) 92, 16 d morency (4) 64, 2. Rosanna (3) 94, 18 d Darebin 127.94, 22. 3. Eltham (4), 93.49, 20. 4. Donvale Eltham (2) 60, 2. Doncaster (1) 90, 16 d MCC City (2) 72, 0. Ladder. 1. Rosanna (3), 132.85, (4), 113.82, 18. 5. Vermont South (6), 142.42, (2) 58, 2. Ladder. 1. Doncaster (1), 155.0, 32. 2. 34. 2. Greensborough (2), 184.47, 32. 3. Whitt- 16. 6. Doncaster (5), 85.8, 16. Fixture. Round Heathmont (2), 136.36, 32. 3. Blackburn (1), lesea (4), 151.64, 32. 4. Hurstbridge (3), 110.07, 3. Saturday, October 21. Ivanhoe (4): Bye. 132.82, 32. 4. Montmorency (2), 104.9, 17. 5. 19. 5. Montmorency (4), 97.95, 18. 6. Lalor (4), Blackburn North (2) v Eltham (4). Doncaster Vermont South (1), 85.0, 17. 6. North Balwyn 94.87, 16. 7. Heidelberg Golf (2), 50.99, 4. 8. (5) v Montmorency (6). Mooroolbark (5) v (1), 97.97, 16. 7. MCC (1), 82.14, 14. 8. Moo- Thornbury (1), 68.75, 3. 9. Kingsbury (3), 63.74, Donvale (4). Vermont South (6) v North Balwyn roolbark (1), 91.19, 10. 9. Mitcham (2), 82.91, 6. 2. 10. Darebin City (2), 78.61, 2. Fixture. Round (4).

10. Eltham (2), 64.89, 4. Fixture. Round 3. Sat- 3. Saturday, October 21. Darebin City (2) v ■ Section 5. Round 2. Results. Saturday, October 14. Donvale (5) 8, 17 d Yarra Glen (3) 67, urday, October 21. Doncaster (1) v MontLalor (4).

Heidelberg Golf (2) v Thornbury (1).

1. Healesville (2) 99, 16 d Boronia (3) 67, 2. morency (2). Eltham (2) v North Balwyn (1).

Heathmont (2) v MCC (2). Mooroolbark (1) v Kingsbury (3) v Hurstbridge (3). Montmorency Croydon (5) 96, 15 d Bayswater (4) 73, 3. ChirnBlackburn (1). Vermont South (1) v Mitcham (4) v Greensborough (2). Rosanna (3) v side Park (4) 78, 14 d Heatherdale (4) 70, 4.

Eastwood Golf (2) 85, 14 d Mooroolbark (6) 83, Whittlesea (4).

(2).

■ Section 4. Round 2. Results. Saturday, Oc- 4. Ladder. 1. Croydon (5), 147.01, 31. 2. HealesDIVISION 3 tober 14. Doncaster (4) 102, 18 d North Balwyn ville (2), 123.94, 28. 3. Chirnside Park (4), 109.03, ■ Section 5. Round 2. Results. Saturday, Oc- (3) 55, 0. Heathmont (4) 106, 18 d East Ivanhoe 28. 4. Donvale (5), 110.96, 21. 5. Boronia (3), tober 14. Blackburn (3) 93, 16 d Eastwood Golf (2) 47, 0. Richmond Union (4) 77, 16 d MCC 105.33, 20. 6. Eastwood Golf (2), 100.0, 20. 7.

(1) 74, 2. Bayswater (2) 92, 14 d Boronia (2) 74, Kew (3) 63, 2. Whittlesea (5) 78, 16 d Alphington Yarra Glen (3), 127.74, 19. 8. Heatherdale (4), 4. Mitcham (3) 85, 13 d Lilydale (3) 81, 5. (2) 65, 2. Yarra Valley CC (1) 87, 16 d Ringwood 73.18, 6. 9. Mooroolbark (6), 69.44, 4. 10.

Heatherdale (1) 85, 16 d Ringwood (3) (4) 48, 2. Ladder. 1. Heathmont (4), 218.37, 36. Bayswater (4), 66.31, 3. Fixture. Round 3. Saturday, October 21. Boronia (3) v Mooroolbark 77,2.Healesville (1) 97, 18 d Yarra Glen (2) 60, 2.

Whittlesea (5), 115.91, 30.

3.

Yarra Valley (6). Chirnside Park (4) v Croydon (5). Eastwood 0. Ladder. 1. Healesville (1), 175.83, 36. 2.

Bayswater (2), 126.53, 31. 3. Mitcham (3), CC (1), 134.15, 28. 4. Doncaster (4), 131.01, 20. Golf (2) v Donvale (5). Healesville (2) v 120.0, 29. 4. Heatherdale (1), 115.65, 28. 5. 5. Richmond Union (4), 102.07, 20. 6. MCC Kew Bayswater (4). Yarra Glen (3) v Heatherdale Eastwood Golf (1), 91.91, 16. 6. Blackburn (3), (3), 95.14, 18. 7. Ringwood (4), 82.28, 16. 8. (4).

12-A-SIDE 81.38, 16. 7. Boronia (2), 87.01, 8. 8. Lilydale Alphington (2), 89.74, 8. 9. East Ivanhoe (2), (3), 86.03, 6. 9. Yarra Glen (2), 71.43, 6. 10. 62.98, 4. 10. North Balwyn (3), 50.48, 0. Fix- ■ Section 2. Round 2. Results. Saturday, OcRingwood (3), 80.95, 4. Fixture. Round 3. Sat- ture. Round 3. Saturday, October 21. tober 14. Hurstbridge (4) 85, 16 d Moonee Valurday, October 21. Bayswater (2) v Blackburn Alphington (2) v Heathmont (4). East Ivanhoe ley (5) 36, 0. Strathmore (6) 70, 16 d Heidelberg (3). Eastwood Golf (1) v Healesville (1). (2) v Doncaster (4). MCC Kew (3) v Ringwood Golf (3) 36, 0. Greythorn (2) 79, 16 d Glenroy Hearherdale (1) v Lilydale (3). Mitcham (3) v (4). North Balwyn (3) v Richmond Union (4). (4) 39, 0. Ladder. 1. Strathmore (5), 225.64, 16.

2. Greythorn (2), 202.56, 16. 3. Strathmore (6), Whittlesea (5) v Yarra Valley CC (1).

Boronia (2). Ringwood (3) v Yarra Glen (2).

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SEYMOUR DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION SCOREBOARD A-GRADE

Yea Tigers d Kilmore Venue: Yea Recreation Reserve Result: Yea Tigers won First Innings Toss won by: Kilmore Batted first: Yea Tigers 1st Innings - Yea Tigers D. Pell, lbw B.G. Bryant ................................ 14 *B. Tarran, c S. Topham, b R.J. McLeod .... 19 C. Armstrong, not out .................................... 54 M. Lockhart, c C. McLeod, b R.J. McLeod. . 0 +R. Akers, lbw b B.G. Bryant .......................... 1 N. Beattie, c C. McLeod, b R.J. McLeod ...... 3 A. Butterworth, b B.D. Trezise ....................... 2 A. Chisholm, c?, b B,D. Trezise ................... 23 B. Clements, not out ....................................... 6 A. McSpeerin, dnb C.A. Malcolm, dnb Extras (nb 0, w 1, b 3, lb 2) ............................. 6 Total .................................................. 7/128 (cc) Overs ......................................................... 45.0 1st Innings - Kilmore Extras (nb 0, w 2, b 6, lb 5) ............................ 13 Total ............................................................. 115 Overs ............................................................ 44.0 Bowling (O-M-W-R): B. Clements 9.0-2-0-15, A. McSpeerin 7.0-3-3-13, A. Chisholm 9.0-1-227, C.A. Malcolm 7.0-2-0-19, C. Armstrong 4.00-0-15. B. Tarran 8.0-2-4-15. ★ Nagambie v Broadford Venue: Nagambie Recreation Reserve Result: Match in Progress Toss won by: Broadford Batted first: Broadford 1st Innings - Broadford B.G. Hobbs, c W. Baker, b H. Taylor-Lloyd ....................................... 5 +A. Wood, lbw b J. Moon .............................. 65 L. Collier, lbw b W. Baker ............................. 35 R.O. Douglas, lbw b W. Baker ..................... 17 T. J. Dunne, b J. Shepherd ............................ 23 *B. Hickey, c. Z. Winter-Irving, b. J. Sanderson ........................................... 5 J.C. Martin, b. J. Shepherd ............................ 12 J.P. Bradshawm b H. Taylor-Lloyd ................ 1 J. Connell, not out ............................................ 7 N. Woods, b H. Taylor-Lloyd .......................... 9 C. Berry, not out .............................................. 1 Extras (nb 1, w 4, b 0, lb 5) ........................... 10 Total ...................................................... 9/199 (cc) Overs .......................................................... 45.0 FOW: 18 (BG Hobbs), 102 (L. Collier), 129 (A. Wood), 131 (R.O. Douglas), 147 (B. Hicket), 167 (J.C. Martin)m 172 (J.P. Bradshaw), 174 (T.J. Dunne), 189 (N. Woods).

Bowling: H. Taylor-Lloyd 9.0-2-3-32. Z. Winter-Irving 9.0-0-0-42, J. Shepherd 7.0-1-2-35, J. Sanderson 9.0-6-1-22, W. Baker 6.0-0-2-31, J. Moore 5.0-0-1-23.

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1st Innings- Nagambioe T. Stevens, st A. Wood, b B. Hickey ............. 14 *R. Misiti, c A. Wood, b J.P. Bradshaw ........ 46 J. Sanderson, c J.C. Martin, b J.P. Bradshaw .......................................... 6 Z. Winter-Irving, c L. Collier, b J.P. Bradshaw .......................................... 0 B. Biggs, b J.P. Bradshaw .............................. 30 +M. Martin, c A. Woods, L. Collier ............... 7 H. Taylor-Lloyd, b L. Collier .......................... 0 B. Taylor-Lloyd, b L. Collier .......................... 3 W. Baker, not out ........................................... 26 J. Shepherd, not out ........................................ 5 J. Moore, dnb Extras (nb 0, w0, b 2, lb 8) ............................. 10 Total ...................................................... 8/147 (cc) Overs ......................................................... 45.0 FOW: 68 (T. Stevens), 68 (R. Misiti), 68 (Z. Winter-Irving), 85 (J. Sanderson), 108 (M. Martin), 108 (H. Taylor-Lloyd), 114 (B. TaylorLloyd), 116 (B. Biggs) Bowling: N. Woods 4.0-1-0-15, J. Connell 3.00-0-20, C. Berry 8.0-4-0-11, R.O. Douglas 2.01-0-6, B. Hickey 9.0-1-1-18, J.P. Bradshaw 9.03-4-22. L. Collier 5.0-0-3-23. B.G. Hobbs 3.0-10-4. T.J. Dunne 2.0-0-0-18. ★ Tallarook d Avenel Venue: Tallarook Recreation Reserve Result: Tallarook won First Innings Toss won by: Avenel Batted first: Avenel 1st Innings - Avenel P. Furnlanetto, c M. Whiteman, b. W. Dundon ............................................. 0 J.W. Bassett, c T. Muir, b A. Dundon ............ 0 H. Jones, c C. Muir, b A. Dundon ................... 6 W. Wheeler, b W. Dundon .............................. 3 C. Hogan, b B. Coyle ...................................... 3 M. Lawrence, c T. Muir, b. Coyle .................. 0 P. Rattray, c J. Smith-Williams, b K. Winnell .. 0 M. Vearing, not out .......................................... 7 G. Thomson, b B. Coyle ................................. 0 F. Emily, c T. Muir, b A. Dundon ................... 0 J. Kanters, b A. Dundon .................................. 3 Extras (nb 1, w 6, b 0, lb 1) Total ................................................................ 30 Overs ........................................................... 23.1 FOW: 0 (J.W. Basett), 0 (R. Furlanetto), 3 (W. Wheeler), 13 (H. Jones), 15 (M. Lawrence), 18 (P. Rattray), 19 (C. Hogan), 19 (C. Thomson), 22 (F. Emily), 30 (J. Kanters).

1st Innings - Tallarook Extras (nb 0, w 1, b 0, lb 0) ............................ 1 Total ............................................................. 1/33 Overs .......................................................... 12.0 Bowling: M. Lawrence 4.0-2-0-11, J. Kanters 4.0-2-1-5, H. Jones 2.0-0-0-6, C. Hogan 1.0-00-6, R. Furlanetto 1.0-0-5.

Avenel def by Tallarook Venue: Avenel Recreation Reserve Resault: Avenel lost First Innings Toss won by: Avenel Batted first: Avenel 1st Innings - Avenel N. Gilliland, c D. Short, b. A. Howard ............. 6 B. Joliffe, c A. Hoawrd, b D. Short ............... 23 J. Gilliland, b A. Howard ............................... 0 N. Hart, c. C. Jones, b. C. Durkin ................... 2 M. McHugh, c & b J. Maher ......................... 9 C. Bassett, c B. Bowe, b D. Short ................. 47 A. Thomson, b D. Short .................................. 0 D. Thomson, b T. Potts .................................. 14 J. Jones, c C. Jones, b A. Howard .................. 0 C. Thomson, not out ........................................ 0 H. Wall, run out ............................................... 0 Extras (nb 1, w 9, b 1, lb 0) ............................ 11 Total .............................................................. 112 Overs ........................................................... 45.0 FOW: 10 (N. Gilliland), 11 (J. Gilliland), 19 (N. Hart), 31 (M. McHugh), 62 (A. Thomson), 62 (B. Jolliffe), 95 (D. Thomson), 110 (C. Bassett), 110 (J. Jones), 112 (H. Wall).

1st Innings - Tallarook Extras (nb `1, w 7, b 1, lb 0) ........................... 9 Total ......................................................... 2/116 Overs ......................................................... 28.0 Bowling: C. Bassett 9.9-1-1-18, A. Thomson 4.00-0-19, C. Thomson 2.0-0-0-17, D. Thomson 1.0-0-0-10, N. Hart 3.0-0-0-10, N. Gilliland 4.00-0-14, B. Joliffe 1.0-0-1-3. J. Gilliland 2.0-0-012. M. McHugh 1.0-0-0-6. H. Wall 1.0-0-0-6. ★ Broadford def Eastern Hill Venue: Harley Hammond Reserve Result: Broadford won First Innings Toss won by: Emerald Hil Batted first: Broadford 1st Innings - Broadford T. Hanson, c M. Collard, b A.B. Proud .......... 15 M. Morrabella, c F.J. Lewis, b G. Loraine ... 51 A.B. Brennan, run out (M. Brown, D. Bergowicz) ........................................... 16 R. Mason, c B. Speechley, b A.B. Proud ...... 26 P.D. Withers, not out ..................................... 42 B. Thomas, lbw b A.B. Proud ........................ 5 *T. Shell, not out .............................................. 2 N.B. Blackwell, dnb L.W. McKenzie, dnb H.R. Austin, dnb C. Stute, dnb B. Fleming, dnb Extras (nb 1, w 9, b 5, lb 4) ............................ 19 Total .................................................... 5/176 (cc) Overs .......................................................... 45.0 FOW: 18 (T. Hansen), 56 (A.B. Brennan), 110 (M. Mirrabella), 148 (R. Mason), 172 (B. Thomas).

Bowling: D. Cook 4.0-0-0-15, A.B. Proud 8.0-11-3, H. Szczykulksi 8.0-0-0-44, I. Feery 7.0-20-18, D. BHergowicz 3.0-0-0-8, T. Peacock 9.01-0-32. G. Loraine 6.0-0-1-26.

1st Innings - Eastern Hill B. Speechley, c B. Thomas, b R. Mason ...... 32 F.J. Lewis, lbw b T. Shell ................................ 0 M. Brown, b. H.R. Austin .............................. 16 *D. Bergowicz, c H.R. Austin, b L.W. McKenzie ..................................... 30 M. Collard, c B. Thomas, b R. Mason .......... 10 *G. Loraine, b R. Mason ................................ 0 D. Cook, lbw b N.R. Blackwell .................... 18 T. Peacock, c R. Mason, b N.R. Blackwell .. 28 H. Szczykulski, not out .................................. 12 I. Feery, not out .............................................. 4 A.B. Proud, dnb Extras (nb 1, w 8, b 5, lb 0) ............................ 14 Total ..................................................... 8/164 (cc) Overs .......................................................... 45.0 FOW: 2 (F.J. Lewis), 25 (M. Brown), 75 (D. Bergowicz), 92 (M. Collard), 92 (G. Loraine), 99 (B. Speechley), 123 (D. Cook), 142 (T. Peacock).

Bowling: H.R. Austin 7.0-0-1-29. T. Shell 11.02-1-31. N.R. Blackwell 9.0-1-2-34. L.W. McKenzie 7.0-3-1-21. R. Mason 9.0-0-3-34. B. Fleming 2.0-0-0-10.

Pyalong v Alexandra Venue: Pyalong Recreation Reserve Result: Pyalong won First Innings Toss won by: Alexandra Batted first: Alexandra 1st Innings - Alexandra +S.Whitehead, not out ................................ 102 B. Wallis, b M.J. Wilkins ............................... 42 J. Kidd, c B.G. Zoch, b M.J. Wilkins ............. 7 *B. Cooper, c & b J.J. Meade ......................... 5 J. Williamson, c J. Delaney, b J. Ruddick ....... 3 J. Leary, b M. Fairweather ............................ 19 J. Daniel, not out .............................................. 2 P.A. Brooks, dnb J. Laurie-Rhodes, dnb T. Polson, dnb B. Mortley, dnb Extras (nb 3, w 1, b 0, lb 1) ............................. 5 Total ......................................................... 5/185 Overs ......................................................... 45.0 FOW: 1 (B. Wallis), 2 (J. Kidd), 3 (B. Cooper), 4 J. Williamson), 5 (J. Leary) 1st Innings - Pyalong Extras (nb 4, w 6, b 1, lb 2) ............................ 13 Total .......................................................... 4/188 Overs ........................................................... 39.0 Bowling: J. Leary 7.0-28-1-28, B. Cooper 9.04-1-12, J. Kidd 6.0-0-0-46, J. Williamson 9.0-01-58, B. Mortley 1.0-0-0-3, J. Laurie-Rhodes 4.00-1-15, T. Polson 1.0-0-0-8, P.A. Brooks 2.0-00-15. ★ Puckapunyal v Royals Venue: Shell Green Cricket Ground Result: Puckapunyal won First Innings Toss won by: Puckapunyal Batted first: Puckapunyal 1st Innings - Puckapunyal Extras (nb 1, w 14, b 3, lb 3) ......................... 21 Total ................................................... 8/129 (cc) Overs ........................................................... 45.0 Bowling: T. Orgill 9.0-2-0-21, J. Sutherland 8.01-2-32, S. Lewin 5.0-2-0-7, A. Loweke 8.0-0-325, M. Hard 3.0-0-0-15, D. Harmer 3.0-0-0-5, S. Challis 9.0-2-3-18.

1st Innings - Royals T. Orgill, b ...................................................... 25 J. Sutherland, c C. Lovell .............................. 18 *S. Lewin, b S. Fleming ................................ 12 A. Loweke, c B. Gibson,b C. Lovett ............. 20 M. Hard, b C. Lovett ...................................... 0 D. Harmer, lbw ............................................... 5 S. Challis, c D. Webb, b J. Franke ................... 1 T. Manson, dnb D. Frost, b J. Frankel ..................................... 18 +B. Wells, dnb D.A. Reid, not out ............................................ 5 Extras (nb 5, w 14, b 2, lb 2) ......................... 23 Total ................................................... 8/127 (cc) Overs ........................................................... 45.0 ★ Flowerdale def by Seymour Venue: Spring Valley Recreation Reserve Result: Flowerdale lost First Innings Toss won by: Seymour Batted first: Seymour 1st Innings - Seymour S. Vanm Duinen, b B.A. Graham ................. 59 S. Hattingh, c B.A. Graham, b C. Wilson .... 30 J. Brown, c C. Wilson, b S.P. Kent ................. 7 *M.C. Woldhuis, c J. Carrick, b B.A. Graham ........................................... 8 L. Singh, b J. Carrick ...................................... 8 B. Pointon, c J. Carrick, b P. Hargood ............ 29 B. Gordon, not out ......................................... 41 D. Murphy, not out ......................................... 10 + B. Page, not out ........................................... 0 L. Drummond, not out ................................... 24 J. Pollock, dnb Extras (nb 0, w 9, b 0, lb 7) ............................ 15 Total ..................................................... 8/238 (cc) Overs .......................................................... 45.0 FOW: 48 (G. Hattingh), 75 (J. Brown), 117 (S. Van Duinen), 121 (M.C. Woldhuis), 141 (L. Singh), 179 (B. Pointon), 194 (D. Murphy), 208 (B. Page).

Bowling: C. Wilson 9.0-0-1-57. P. Hargood 8.00-1-39. B.A. Graham 9.0-2-2-27. S.P. Kerr 3.00 -1-21. R.A. MacKinnon 6.0-0-0-35. J. Carrick 5.0-0-1-25. R. Caton 5.0-0-0-27.

1st Innings - Flowerdale *R. Emmins, lbw b L. Singh .......................... 41 R.A. McKinnon, lbw b G. Hattingh ............... 15 B.A. Graham, c?, b J. Pollock ...................... 21 P. Hargood, b L. Singh .................................... 8 T. Page, lbw b S. Van Duinen ........................ 8 S.P. Kerr, c J. Pollock, b B. Pointon .............. 19 J. Carrick, run out ............................................ 1 B. O’Connor, b B. Pointon ............................... 6 R. Caton, c?, b S. Van Duinen ........................ 1 C. Wilson, c?, b L. Drummond ...................... 1 J. Carrick, not out ............................................ 0 Extras (nb 0, w 15, b 2, lb 3) .......................... 20 Total .............................................................. 141 Overs ............................................................ 43.1 FOW: 56 (R.A. MacKenzie), 78 (R. Emmins), 89 (P. Hargood), 105 (B.A. Graham), 127 (T. Page), 130 (S.P. Kerr), 132 (J. Carrick), 136 (B. O’Connor), 141 (C. Wilson).

Bowling: J. Pollock 9.0-1-1-31, L. Drummond 6.1-0-1-17, L. Singh 9.0-3-2-18, G. Hattingh 6.00-1-27, S. Van Duinen 9.0-1-2-27, B. Pointon 4.0-0-2-16.

B-GRADE

Kilmore def by Yea Tigers Result: Kilmore lost First Innings Toss won by: Yea Tigers Batted first: Yea Tigers 1st Innings - Yea Tigers *D. O’Dwyer, c? b B. Buttler ........................ 25 A. Cook, b N. McDonald .............................. 22 M. Waghorn, lbw b H. Phillips ...................... 24 R. Broadway, c? b M. Buggy ........................ 25 L. Beattie, c?, b N. Gayapersad .................... 17 J. Christie, c?, b N. Gayapersad .................... 14 B. Holman, run out (B. Buttler) ...................... 14 Z. Pell, not out ................................................. 7 A. Pell, not out ................................................. 1 R. O’Dqwyer, dnb S. Perkins, dnb Extras (nb 0, w 7, b 0, lb o) .............................. 7 Total .......................................................... 7/156 Overs .......................................................... 36.0 1st Innings - Kilmore Extras (nb 0, w 10, b 11, lb 0) ........................ 21 Total ............................................................ 155 Overs .......................................................... 41.0 Bowling: J. Christie 7.0-2-1-20, L. Beattie 7.00.2-30, R. O’Dwyer 4.0-0-0-18, B. Holman 4.00-1-27, B. Broadway 9.0-5-2-19, A. Cook 7.0-04-23, D.O’Dwyer 3.0-1-0-7.

C-GRADE

Other Matches: Kilmore def by Eastern Hill.

Puckapunyal Nomads d Seymour Gold.

Broadford Red 3/177 (J. Scully 78, T. Hands 52) d Broadford Black 168 (N. Simons, M. Clayton 32, R. Guinelly 3/29, J. Scully 2/21). Seymour Maroon 97 (J. Vogt 38, S. Villinger 2/5) def by Nagambie 124 (J. McKeown 44, B. MacPherson 2/2, S. Jackson 2.24, C. Kirby 2.25, S. Bruce 2/ 29).. Royals 51 (M.T. Pratt 3/15, M.A. Ruddick 2/8, B. Hemphill 2/19) d Pyalong 4/56 (D. Wittig 37*, J. Don 2/12). ★ Alexandra v Puckapunyal Wanderers Venue: Leckie Park Result: Alexandra won First Innings Toss won by: Puckapunyal Wanderers Batted first: Alexandra 1st Innings - Alexandra C. Friswell, c P. Broks, b A. Allen ................. 23 M. Coombs, b A. Allen ................................. 33 D. Waixel, c. D. Grundell, b. B. Kellaway .......................................... 12 D. Burns, b P. Brooks .................................... 34 D.L. Malcolm, c ?, b. P. Brooks ..................... 6 R. Malcolm, c ?, b P. Brooks ......................... 0 J. Ladd, c ?, b J. Marshall ............................... 5 B.M. Smith, b A. Allen ................................... 0 J. Southam, not out .......................................... 1 B. Waixel, b A. Allen ....................................... 1 M. Wilson, c ?, b S. Hansen ............................ 0 Extras (nb 4, w 2, b 1, lb 2) ............................. 9 Total .............................................................. 124 Overs ......................................................... 38.0 FOW: 46 (C. Friswell), 66 (M. Coombs), 75 (D. Waixel), 103 (D.L. Malcolm), 103 (R. Malcolm), 116 (D. Burns), 120 (J. Ladd), 124 (B.M. Smith), 124 (M. Wilson).

Bowling: S. Hansen 6.0-0-0-28. P. Brooks 8.01-3-22. A. Allen 5.1-1-2-15. D. France 4.0-0-17.

B. Kellaway 4.0-0-1-17. J. Marshall 8.0-2-1-18.

1st Innings - Puckapunyal Wanderers Team: J. Marshall, D. Grundell, M. McMahon, S. Hansen, B. Kellaway, A. Blaxland, D. France, P. Brooks, A. Allen, +D. Pugh, A. Norton.

Extras (nb 0, w 3, b 2, lb 0) ............................. 5 Total ............................................................. 109 Overs ........................................................... 37.5 Bowling: C. Friswell 8.0-2-2-15. R. Malcolm 8.0-2-0-16. D. Waixel 5.0-0-1-27. M. Coombs 5.0-1-1-12. J. Southam 6.0-1-2-17. J. Ladd 5.50-2-20.

LADDERS

A-Grade. 1. Avenel, 5.12, 6. 2. Kilmore, 1.89, 6.

3. Tallarook, 1.18, 6. 4. Broadford, 0.84, 0. 5.

Nagambie, 0.52, 0. 6. Yea Tigers, 0.19, 0.

B-Grade. 1. Yea Tigers, 2.29, 6. 2. Tallarook, 1.58, 6. 3. Kilmore, 1.51, 6. 4. Alexandra, 1.23, 6. 5. Seymour, 1.22, 6. 6. Eastern Hill, 1.15, 6. 7.

Broadford, 10.06, 6. 8. Flowerdale, 0.85, 6. 9.

Puckapunyal, 0.70, 6. 10. Pyalong, 0.66, 6. 11.

Royals, 0.77, 0. 12. Avenel, 0.43, 0.

C-Grade. 1. Broadford Red, 3.51, 6. 2. Pyalong, 2.74, 6. 3. Nagambie, 1.27, 6. 4. Eastern Hill, 0.0, 6. 5. Puckapunyal Nomads, 0.0, 6. 6. Seymour Maroon, 0.78, 0. 7. Royals, 0.36,. 0. 8.

Broadford Black, 0.28, 0. 9. Kilmore, 0.0, 0. 10.

Puckapunyal Wanderers, 0.0, 0. 11. Seymour Gold, 0.0, 0. 12. Alexandra, 0.0, 0.

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DIAMOND VALLEY CRICKET ASSOCIATION SCOREBOARD BARCLAY SHIELD

■ Results. Round 1. Saturdays, October 714. Riverside 196 E Smale 36 CM Salm 31 NJ Austin 28 S Villani 26 def North Eltham Wanderers 116 TL Baker 51* NJ Austin 5/12 CM Salm 3/17. Montmorency 9/187(cc) J Taylor 88* N Carlton 4/43 S Shelton 2/31 S Kumar 2/58 def Rosanna 106 SJ Noble 6/38 O Anderson 2/30 .

Epping 5/118(cc) A Bennett 46* L Ford 38 def Bundoora 105 A Sing 30 BJ McKeown 3/16 J Kearney 2/6 AAmos 2/27. Macleod 193 R Wise 54 RM Johnson 46 J White 37* DA Campbell 2/ 7 A McCormick 2/40 MJ Hansen 2/47 L Campitelli 2/49 def by Diamond Creek 262 DR Taylor 129 J Adams 51 T Wise 3/50 DK O'Leary 3/57 G Rigg 2/52. Old Paradians 174 SA Barker 52 DP Wegener 32def by Lower Eltham 7/ 197(cc) MJ Stanley 52 J Caldarelli 43 D Fernando 39 MJ Cheung 2/16.

MONEY SHIELD

■ Results. Round 1. Saturdays, October 714. Lower Plenty 144 NJ Gardiner 40 DS Wijemanna 32 S Neary 31 M Minney 3/6 L Wilson 3/42 A Lamont 2/33 def by Eltham 2/ 147 A Lamont 73* T Luckman 30. Research Eltham Collegians 97 C Barclay 3/21 A Coles 2/2 S Cullen 2/18 D Cocking 2/24 def by Plenty Power 234 S Keane 53 M Johnson 45 J Norman 37 JA Sacchetta 27 G Zull 26 M Waugh 3/94 B Timewell 2/36 J Turner 2/48. Mernda 110 C Dean 28 JJ Nixon 28 P Higgins 6/23 JW Scott 3/ 49 def byLalor Stars 134 NA Horman 33 R Mittica 33 A Volpe 25 ME Komen 4/8 MK McAuley 3/36. Banyule 197 BL O'Connor 50 J Samad 32 JE Smith 31 I Udayanga 6/76 def by Bundoora United 3/307(cc) C Gunn 163* C Cogan 120 NP Murray 2/54. Heidelberg 140 FW Stewart 52 AJ Mills 3/27 H Maduwantha 3/ 49 def byMill Park 9/216(cc) S Argent 89 N Andrews 31 J Whitcher 3/15 AC Dale 2/15.

MASH SHIELD

■ Results. Round 1. Saturdays, October 714. South Morang 142 SJ Bathman 42 KS Heckmann 42 def by Greensborough 5/177(cc) B Riley 2/36 KS Heckmann 2/51. Whittlesea 8/ 136 J Eid 48 AJ Wiseman 4/31 TA Simpson 2/ 29 def byHurstbridge 4/176(cc) TA Simpson 57 R Brandt 39 JR Orchard 34. Thomastown 131 L Fellows 50 L Andrews 32 R Ford 3/14 M Selleck 2/15 G Motschall 2/17 def by Panton Hill 212 L McInnes 65 r Harland 45 G Motschall 36 M Stamkovski 25* N Fellows 2/32 LAndrews 2/42. Laurimar Cricket Club 3/118 def Thomastown United 117 S Apostola 37.

B-GRADE

■ Results. Round 2. Saturdays, October 14.

Diamond Creek 6/144(cc) L Davine 39 M MacDonald 36 R Corrigan 2/18 tied with Mernda 144 C Smith 29 D Stott 25 J Williams 4/33 DH Bedurke 2/30. Montmorency 9/119(cc) TM Barnett 37 B Lewis 2/10 L Morgan 2/16 C Gedge 2/40 def by Riverside 9/121 L Johns 39 TM Barnett 2/23. Bundoora 8/104 K White 3/ 19 J Hicks 2/17 def Macleod 93. Bundoora United 9/98(cc) J Drohan 32* X Kitch 3/11 S Fitzpatrick 3/17 def by Epping 8/117(cc) S Reid 48 G Stevanov 36 BJ Giarrusso 2/17 SC Barnett 2/20 G Logeswaran 2/34.

C-GRADE

■ Results. Round 2. Saturday, October 14.

Eltham 5/181(cc) J Sandford 48 S Krug 42 D Knight 26 K Whitcher 3/35 def Lower Eltham 5/104(cc) B Hume 33* M Hogg 2/13 N Turner 2/20. Lalor Stars 7/115 A Manoilovski 33 MP Cocks 3/28 DP Pattison 2/10 d Old Paradians 7/114(cc) AT Jackson 29 J Abbas 2/21. Rosanna 119 S Ahmed 3/14 A Perera 2/13 C Fernandes 2/35 def by Mill Park 9/144(cc) J Jhala 54 R Knee 30. Heidelberg 7/137 R Hunt 28 LJ Balcombe 27 R O'Donnell 2/19 def North Eltham Wanderers 6/135(cc) B Whyte 60 J McNamara 29.

D-GRADE

■ Results. Round 2. Saturday, October 14.

Plenty Power 98 SR Daly 26 HP Jenkins 3/15

DIAMOND VALLEY CRICKET ASSOCIATION SCOREBOARD AC Horner 2/18 A Shah 2/22 def by Lower Plenty 7/143(cc) J Ryan 31 NP Sirianni 28* G Arnott 25. Hurstbridge 142 N Dixon 34 def Research Eltham Collegians 120 MW Taylor 3/13 M Burton 2/19 N Dixon 2/30. Thomastown United 26 J Money 4/8 N Hoobin 3/16 D Juchnevicius 2/1 def by Riverside 0/27.

Greensborough 124 CW Asbury 3/9 ZS Tolley 2/19 OA McGillion 2/29 def by Banyule 2/ 221(cc) AS Clapton 108 RA Malcolm 77*.

E-GRADE

■ Results. Round 2. Saturday, October 14.

Riverside 4/111 M Amenta 29 def Thomastown 105 H ShaHzai 28 H Dhillon 3/7 A Nolan 2/11 CD Drake 2/17 M Anderson 2/20. Mernda 9/ 171(cc) RT De Alwis 41 R Virtue 27 G Greenough 25 def by Laurimar Cricket Club 8/196(cc) S Jayamaha 3/12. North Eltham Wanderers 3/124 J Sacco 53* N Anderson 36* def South Morang 121 RJ Charleston 30.

Panton Hill 9/114(cc) R Hogg 35 A Spranger 32 A Craze 3/18 S Woodhouse 3/28 def by Montmorency 8/166(cc) S Woodhouse 45* H Buffey 37 R McNamara 28 S Tung 2/29

DIAMOND VALLEY CRICKET ASSOCIATION SCOREBOARD G1 GRADE

■ Results. Round 1. Saturday, October 14.

Plenty 5/188(cc) S Singh 2/27 D Taylor 2/28 def Mernda 9/151(cc) R Fernando 43 D Taylor 27. Bundoora United 8/149(cc) C Sharkey 59* MP Borg 49 B Sharkey 27 CO Fernando 4/13 DJ Muir 3/26 def by Old Paradians 9/151 N Silva 32 T George 26* CO Fernando 26 SA Rain 25 C Webb 4/23 L McMurray 3/33.

Thomastown 103 N Rajendran 29 def by Thomastown United 8/128(cc) Y Raj 3/19 A Mohammed 2/8 D Beeram 2/19. Rosanna 6/74 N Muir 2/5 def by Epping 4/130(cc) D Pratap 38 T Peirce 31* N Sheather 26.

YEA GOLF CLUB REPORT

UNDER 12 BLUE

■ The second round of the Yea Golf Club Men's Championships was held on Saturday and in all three grades the result is still in doubt.

In A-Grade, Gary Pollard now holds a oneshot lead over Brian Simmons; Greg Clements leads B-Grade by five shots from Jonathan Fisher; and in C-Grade Malcom Bett leads Terry Chaplin by three shots. Greg is the leader in the handicap section with 143 from Malcolm on 144 and Carlo Maffei on 145.

Saturday's winner was Cal Maffei with an excellent nett 69 from his handicap of 26. Carl won on countback from Greg Clements.

In the grades Rick Wills won A-Grade with nett 73. Greg took out B Grade, and Carl the CGrade. Jonathan Fisher won the daily putting and no one was nearest the pin on the 11th. ★ Wednesday golf saw 12 men contest both 4 Ball and Individual Par on a mostly sunny day.

The course is in excellent condition with plenty of roll on the fairways.

Winner of the individual event was Carl Maffei with a score of -1 , with Gary Pollard second on CB from Peter Williams third with a -2.

Bob Glenister knocked off NTP on the 11th with his second shot. His first hit the racecourse rail and had to be replayed. Rob O'Halloran won the Club Award.

In the 4 Ball, Gary and Rob combined somehow to win with +5, with Michael Spagnolo and Carl Maffei second with +4.

Good to see Graeme Bryant and Allan Thatcher coming back to golf.

- Gary Pollard

F1 GRADE

YEA TIGERS CRICKET CLUB REPORTS A-GRADE

UNDER 18

■ Results. Round 1. Friday, October 13.

Eltham: Bye. Lalor Stars 5/89(cc) S Waldron 2/18 def Research Eltham Collegians 75 B Davies 29 A Orlando 3/4 B Chapman 3/9. North Eltham Wanderers 4/98 R Kofoed 47 K Whitcher 2/6 J McVeigh 2/25 def Lower Eltham 2/92(cc) J Hansen 33* S Mortell 28. Banyule/ Heidelberg 2/150(cc) B Crick 49* CP Tolley 48* A Pannell 29 def South Morang 7/72(cc) JL McInerney 2/6 A Pannell 2/13

UNDER 16 TEAL

■ Results. Round 1. Friday, October 13. Montmorency 4/87(cc) J Rickards 31* def by Lower Eltham 3/98(cc) L Macciocca 36 J Mitchell 25*.

Research Eltham Collegians 3/98(cc) C Burton 41* JD Turner 2/16 def by Diamond Creek 5/ 110 L Dwyer 40 A Jarram 35. Hurstbridge 4/ 89(cc) T Cuthbert 50* def Mernda 5/73 J Ladiges-Tucker 27*.

UNDER 14 BLUE

■ Results. Round 1. Friday, October 13. Montmorency 2/93(cc) def South Morang 5/70(cc) R Edwards 3/10. Lower Eltham 6/38 G Crawford 2/1 def by Banyule 2/74. Research Eltham Collegians 5/69 N Sharma 3/10 def by Epping 4/86(cc) D Digvijay 33 N Hargreaves 2/6. Panton Hill 4/76(cc) R Hogg 33* def by Riverside 4/78(cc) B Neave 28*.

■ Results. Round 1. Friday, October 13. Diamond Creek 5/83 def Mernda 6/78(cc) M Chapman 2/6. Montmorency 5/75(cc)def Riverside 7/70(cc) I Pote 2/4 D Rigg 2/9. Mill Par: Bye. Banyule 1/98(cc) def Epping 7/92(cc) M Ruwanpathirana 26* .

■ Results. Round 1. Saturday, October 14.

Eltham 7/116(cc) M Fisher 30 L Kirkright 29* def by Rosanna 3/123. Macleod 97 D Love 29 def by Heidelberg 5/98 C Hoyne 41 R Brown 29 T Ciarlo 2/9. Old Paradians 3/233(cc) RJ Mifsud 103* TC Hill 55 K Williams ACC 26* d e f Whittlesea 3/138 JA Russell 43 JD Stewart 30* DP Shiel 28. Banyule 4/193(cc) SM Pinner 110* N Pearce 2/46 def Bundoora 96 MC Kernaghan 5/17 PA Davis 3/14 GF Melton 2/18

F2 GRADE

■ Results. Round 1. Saturday, October 14.

Lower Plenty 1/126 JD Mechkaroff 58* T Lambert 32 S Nayef 25* def Lalor Stars 7/111(cc) S Turner 35 JB O'Connor 3/10 JD Mechkaroff 2/ 12. Diamond Creek 2 9/111(cc) MP Trainor 34 B Waldron 3/12 S Sinclair 3/19 def by Lower Eltham 5/113 M Williamson 40 B Waldron 26 MP Trainor 2/19. Mill Park 6/138(cc) A Dave 68 T Johnson 35* N Sonneman 2/23 def by Riverside 3/141 N Mouchaileh 48 S Weightman 40* S Vidanapathirana. North Eltham Wanderers 9/162(cc) LJ Gibb 61 NA Ireland 4/40 def Diamond Creek 1 9/155 S Luff 52 G Milner 34 T McLeod 4/21 J Eckersall 2/37.

■ Yea hosted their first home game taking on Kilmore. Yea won the toss and elected to bat with Ben Tarran (19) and Darcy Pell (14) getting off to a good start only losing one wicket until the halfway point of the innings.

Yea again succumbed to a middle order collapse but through a strong innings from Cam Armstrong (54) being supported by Andrew Chisholm (23), Yea were able to build their total to 128.

Yea got off to a fast start with the ball with young quick Aidan McSpeerin taking three early wickets. Yea were on top early having Kilmore 4/34.

However Kilmore fought back until Ben Tarran took one of his four wickets to have the score 5/75. Kilmore looked to get close to the score before Andrew Chisholm took his second wicket for the day to have Kilmore 9/112.

With less than two overs to go and Kilmore needing 14 runs to win, Ben Tarran took his fourth and final wicket to give Yea their first win for the season. A-Grade travel to Tallarook for this weekend's match.

YEA TIGERS CRICKET CLUB REPORTS B-GRADE

■ B-Grade travelled to Kilmore to continue their hot start to the season. Captain Dan O'Dwyer won the toss and put Kilmore in to bat Jack Christie and Lachy Beattie got Yea off to a good start taking three wickets between them.

Ben Broadway and Ash Cook then did damage to the middle order with Broadway taking two wickets and Cook taking four.

Seasoned veteran Alan Pell returned behind the stumps taking four catches and two stumpings. Kilmore were bowled out for 155.

Captain Dan O'Dwyer came out swinging and made a quick-fire 25. Yea batted in real team effort with Ash Cook (22), Michael Waghorn (24), Ben Broadway (25), Lachy Beattie (17) Jack Christie (14), Ben Holman (14) and Zach Pell (7) all contributing to the scoreboard.

Yea passed Kilmore's score with nine overs to spare and continue on their fast start to the season. B-Grade will host Tallarook at home this weekend.

- Darcy Pel

EAST CENTRAL DISTRICT RIFLE ASSOCIATION REPORT

■ The Violet Town Shooting Complex las Saturday was the site of the 9th Dragon Diese Challenge.

The outstanding spring day was complemented by the fact that the notorious Violet Town wind, that has recently plagued the East Central District Rifle shooters, took a holiday.

The event attracted 40 participants from the Australian Deer Association, Euroa Clay Target Club, East Central District Rifle Association and adjacent rifle clubs each competing for recognition among their clubs as “top shots”.

A significant difference for this, the 9th Challenge, was the strong female contingent from the hunters including a guest appearance by Steph Ryan MLA Euroa, who joined in and sho a credible 21 out of 35 at 300yards.

The format for the event was modified to reward those competitors who were true “al round” sportspeople, with events that represented the challenges of the Olympic Biathlon even (shooting off-hand at 100 yards distance), the Commonwealth Games target rifle event (shooting deliberately from the prone position at 300 yards distance) and the Olympic Trap Shooting event (shooting clay targets with a shotgun) The day started well for the target shooters with Dave Wallace (ECDRA) taking both the 100yard and 300-yard top score while the “Old Gnarly” 303 challenge went to Wally Dergacz (ADA).

The 300-yard shoot marked the end of the rifle section and a chance to thank Rosco Davis for excellent job he did in the butts.

The scores showed that the Challenge could have gone either way at this point and time for lunch.

Lunch included the special treat for those choosing to try Richie Timms’s superb game sausages that were cooked to perfection by Geoff James.

After lunch it was onto the final and deciding stage of the Dragon Diesel Challenge, the clay target round.

Individual winners were: The grand aggregate; 1st Wayne Stiff (ADA) 75/85, 2nd Matthew Frazer (ECDRA) 70/85, 100 yds; 1st Dave Wallace (ECDRA) 23/25, 2nd Bill Pemberton (ADA) 21/25, 300 yds; Draw Dave Wallace (ECDRA) and Brian Houlihan (ECDRA) 30/30 “Old Gnarly” challenge (303 rifle competition) 1st Wally Dergacz (ADA visitor from Westernport Branch) 29/55, 2nd Graeme Kerr (ECDRA) 28/55 and clay targets; 1st Tony Rohlach (ECTC) 29/30, 2nd Rob Stackhouse (ECTC) 28/30. Andy Friedel (ADA) as he distributed the Dragon Diesel trophies along with the special Clay Target trophy confirmed, tha the event had been a great success .

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