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Committing their top lip for 30 hairy days these men, known as Mo Bros, effectively become walking, talking billboards and through their mo-growing efforts raise vital funds and awareness for prostate cancer, testicular cancer and mental health. They’ll be keeping their Facebook friends in the loop, too, updating them on the status of their upper lips throughout the month of November. It’s a great cause to support and a little bit of fun, too. To support the boys simply go to the Movember website and search Kalorama Fire Brigade.

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A MAN with hundreds of pieces of stolen mail will be charged to the full letter of the law after he was arrested driving a stolen car last week.

Lilydale CIU Detective Senior Constable Matt Gill said police were still sorting through the stolen letters after finding the stash when they pulled over a stolen car on Thursday. “There was stolen mail throughout the car - the car was full of it we found mail in the boot, backseat and front seats,� he said. “We still don’t know the exact number of letters found - but we believe there is hundreds.�

Sen Const Gill said the majority of the stolen mail from letterboxes found in the car was from all over the Yarra Ranges, but said there was mail from as far away as the Whitehorse and Monash areas.

The 33-year-old man, of no fixed address, is believed to have links to the Mount Evelyn area, but police believe he was originally from interstate. “We believe that he was trawling through the mail, picking and

choosing what he was taking,� he said. “We believe if he found a credit card or bank card he would take that and then come back a few days later to get the PIN code.�

Of the mail already sorted, Sen Const Gill said it looked as though the man targeted one street at a time and would take mail from a number of houses in the one area.

Police are also investigating whether the man is linked to the theft of several stolen wallets from unlocked cars in the Yarra Ranges and believe he had made a number of purchases using the stolen cards at Chirnside Park Shopping Centre.

Sen Const Gill said the man is expected to face separate charges for each piece of stolen mail as well as a number of thefts and deceptions and has been remanded in custody.

He said that the owners of the stolen mail would be contacted by police, and asked people in the area expecting letters including new credit cards and PIN codes to be aware of the thefts.

Anyone concerned that their details were used can contact Lilydale CIU on 9739 2300.

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By KATH GANNAWAY TEN years on from the first Yarra Ranges Relay for Life, hundreds of people came together on the weekend for the anniversary event at the Don Road Sporting Complex in Healesville where it all began.

Teams have come and gone over the years with the event being held in Mount Evelyn and Healesville, but the strength and spirit of the event and its capacity to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for Cancer Council Victoria is as strong as ever.

The event started with the Survivors and Carers Walk on Saturday afternoon and included the moving Candlelight Ceremony at dusk.

The event’s chairwoman Prue Northey brought the 2014 committee and teams together again on Sunday morning for the closing ceremony.

She said the event had been one of mixed emotions where many had shared tears and laughter along with plenty of inspiration.

Ms Northey said the 2014 committee had made tremen-

dous efforts for the 10th anniversary event to expand into local communities to encourage them to embrace what Relay for Life and the Cancer Council stand for.

“We have challenged our community and our committee to come together to show everyone that when we walk together we are bigger than cancer,” she said.

“Our committee set ambitious goals this year and with your support I am pleased to announce our current fundraising total is $65,200 and counting,” she said to a huge cheer.

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ME1 Jungle Fever based in Mount Evelyn and with a seven year history of Relay (from left) Brendan Wilson, Brendan Doyle, Hannah Urquhart, Trent Boekee, Jess Hamer, Sam Haemer, Maddy Barber, Hayden Gestautas, Megan Fleming. 109868 Pictures: JESSE GRAHAM and KATH GANNAWAY

The Driven by Dave team were ready and rearing to go, walking for 18 hours in memory of David Wynne, who passed away in 2011. 109868

Relay is personal for Jess Brown from Monbulk College, Relaying for her ‘Pop’ Max Brown who passed away two years ago. 109868

Yarra Ranges Relay for Life chair Prue Northey and Graeme Northey announced a total raised of $62,500 – and counting.

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Members of the Pink Ribbons team were excited to start the relay and raise money for cancer sufferers through their stall. 109868

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Do not rely on receiving a warning message on your phone. You still need to prepare for an emergency and you shouldn’t wait to receive a warning before you act. For details visit www.emergencyalert.gov.au

The Triple Zero (000) service should only be used to contact Police, Fire or Ambulance in life threatening or emergency situations.

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Briefly Man on knife charges POLICE seized a large knife from a car parked near the Cardinia Reservoir picnic area near Cardinia Creek Road in Emerald on Thursday.

A 20-year-old Dandenong man was interviewed by police and will be charged on summons.

School windows damaged POLICE are calling on witnesses to graffiti attacks on the Cockatoo Primary School last week.

Emerald Sergeant Fiona Tolmie said that the main office and portable classrooms were tagged with graffiti linked to the ‘Cockatoo Law Breakers’ including CLB, RBSUP and RBS. She said the tags were scratched into windows throughout the school.

“We want anyone with information to contact Emerald police,” Sgt Tolmie said.

Tool shed raids

SCHOOL iPads and small laptops are being targeted by brazen thieves throughout the Yarra Ranges.

A number of schools have been targeted over the past few months, including Ferny Creek Primary School, Upwey South Primary School and Billanook College in the past week.

Lilydale CIU Detective Senior Sergeant Alan Price said

that police were doing their best to find the thieves and stop the thefts, but needed help from the public.

“We are using numerous resources on this, but we really need the eyes and ears from members of the public,” Sen Sgt Price said.

“We need help in solving them.”

Ambulance meet consultation RESIDENTS of Tecoma are invited to attend a community consultation session about the new ambulance station in their town.

The meeting will be held at 1 Rocksleigh Avenue, Tecoma, from 5pm and will discuss the plans to bring the 24hour ambulance service to town.

He said that police believed the iPads and computers were being resold on social media sites like Gumtree and maybe even buy, swap and sell sites on Facebook.

“We believe there is definitely a pattern with these school burglaries,” he said.

Anyone with information is asked to call Lilydale CIU on 9739 2300.

Sex assault charges KNOX Sexual Offences and Child Abuse Investigation Team (SOCIT) detectives have arrested a man following an historical abduction and sexual assault.

A 16-year-old boy was allegedly abducted from the Heatherdale Railway Station between February

and September in 1984.

A 60-year-old man was arrested yesterday in Ferntree Gully.

The Ferntree Gully man is expected to be charged on summons with kidnapping, false imprisonment, attempted rape and other related offences.

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match development, and local summer and winter competition.

“There is also greater opportunity to recruit new members, build on the club’s great social base and host more events.

Mr Delahunty thanked the Gembrook Cockatoo Football and Netball Club and Cardinia Shire Council for its support for the project.

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rian Coalition Government during the last election campaign.

“Having high quality and sustainable sport and recreation facilities is central to encouraging more Victorians to get more active more often, which is a top priority for the Coalition government,” Mr Delahunty said.

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GEMBROOK Cockatoo Football and Netball Club players and fans can look forward to more time on the field after new lights at the Gembrook Recreation Reserve were turned on last week.

Minister for Sport and Recreation Hugh Delahunty joined Gembrook MP Brad Battin at the club to officially launch the new lights thanks to $60,000 in funding pledged by the Victo-

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The tiffaney bishop COLLECTIVE developed out of a successful four year contemporary community arts project called tiffaney bishop and the SCUMPUPS, based in the Dandenong Ranges.

“Over this time the group has developed and sustained a formal collaborative arts practice and the more recently formed tiffaney bishop COLLECTIVE will see the development of this exciting model of engagement and arts practice,” she said.

Details of the collection and service requirements can be found in your Recycling and Waste Guide, on the Yarra Ranges website www.yarraranges.vic.gov.au or by contacting the Yarra Ranges Council on 1300 368 333.

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PAINT, music, young people and skating - it already sounds like a recipe for fun.

So it was no surprise that when a number of talented young artists came together for a planned paint out at the Upwey Skate Park, sponsored by the Yarra Ranges Shire, the end result was magnificent.

It was organised by the tiffaney bishop COLLECTIVE (tbC), an artist run initiative that offers young people, up to

20-something the opportunity to contest the historical divide between the community and contemporary arts.

“This contested line between community and contemporary art inspires and drives the groups practice and outcomes,” Ms Bishop said.

“These young people, work in-between spaces and experimental cross-disciplinary practices to propose a ‘new status’ for young artists and a ‘new aesthetic’ for community based art.”

If your waste is not removed during the designated collection week, please notify Council’s Waste Management Department by Friday of the following week. Material will not be collected if Council is not notified accordingly.

YARRA Ranges Highway Patrol is seeking witnesses to a motorcycle crash on Saturday.

The crash occurred at the intersection of York Road and Monbulk Road, Mount Evelyn.

Sergeant Graeme Rust said that the motorcyclist and his 14-year-old passenger were taken to Maroondah Hospital with minor injuries - the driver suffering from a broken collarbone.

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TOOLS worth $1800 were stolen from a property in Aura Vale Road, Menzies Creek.

Emerald Sergeant Fiona Tolmie said police believed that unknown offenders cut through a bolted padlock on a shed door and took a number of power tools including an Echo chainsaw, a Makita drill, a Riobi drill, a Makita hammer drill, a Makita plainer and a welder which are valued at more than $1800.

Two chainsaws worth more than $2000 were also stolen from a large cattle farm in Gembrook.

Sgt Tolmie said that the chainsaws were stolen from an unlocked shed at the Beenak East Road property.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Emerald police on 5968 4422.

Residents are advised that this collection will be commencing in the municipality on Monday 25 November 2013 and will be conducted over 3 weeks.

Please refer to Your Recycling and Waste Guide for your collection week and the service requirements.

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THIS week, we pay tribute to the brave Australians who did not return home from war.

On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, we pause for one minute to remember those brave Australian sailors, soldiers and airmen who have made the supreme sacrifice.

It was at this point in 1918 when the guns fell silent and World War I came to an end. The Great War claimed more than 37 million lives, including 61,513 Australians.

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We must learn from our mistakes of the past and ensure that our modernday veterans are cared for, despite our personal views of war, whatever they may be.

In total, 102,784 Australians have laid down their lives in conflict over the years.

This is roughly equal to the total population of the Yarra Ranges.

In Parliament last week, I came across an old piece of legislation named the Limbless Soldiers Trust Act 1942.

I found it sobering to think that there were so many veterans who had lost an arm or a leg that Victoria need-

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ed to establish specific laws and trusts.

It is confronting to imagine voting on such legislation in today’s world.

As the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq draw to a close, and our involvements in East Timor and Solomon Islands wind down, we pause to reflect the contribution Australians in uniform continue to make around the world.

Thousands of Australian military

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PAINTINGS and handicrafts for Christmas go on sale at The Hut Gallery on 10 November. Open Saturday and Sundays from 10am to 4pm, call 9758 8955 or visits thehutgallery.wordpress.com.

BEGINNER Stonewalling and Feature Wall Course is on 19 and 21 November from 7.30pm to 9.30pm in Kallista. For more information visit www.forestedgestone.com.au or call Pall on 0412 812 144.

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COLLARD, Greens and Gravy will be playing at the Burrinja Café on 15 November from 6.30pm. Tickets $15, for more information, visit burrinja.org.au or call 9754 8723.

KALLISTA Kindergarten Fete is on November 24 from 11am to3pm at the Kinder and the Village Green.

For stall holder inquiries call Julie on 0413 802 715.

ARTS and Craft Sale will be running from 10 to 15 November from 11am to 4pm at The Hut Gallery.

Located at 157 Underwood Road, Ferntree Gully, entry is free. For more information, visit thehutgallery.wordpress.com or call 9758 8955.

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SASSAFRAS Primary School fete is on Sunday 17 November from 10am to 4pm at the Sassafras Village Green.

JAPARA Neighbourhood House is holding a Beaded Jewellery making class. Session includes kit for two pairs of earrings. For more information, call 9728 3587 or email japarahouse@netspace.net.au.

ALISTAIR Whyte is talking Revitalising Pottery in Vanuatu at Burrinja Gallery on Sunday 10 November from 11.30am. Entry is free, RSVP to boxoffice@burrinja.org.au or call 9754 8723.

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JAPARA Neighbourhood House is holding a Children’s Terracotta Christmas Decoration making

ROWVILLE Cake Decorators of Victoria will be holding a Christmas Cake Worksop at 9.30am to 4pm at Rowville Scout Hall, Turramurra Drive, Rowville, on 10 November.

For more information or to book call Velma, 9763 8646.

VIEW luncheon THE Ferntree Gully VIEW Club is meeting at the Knox Club on 25 November at 11.30am. For more information ring President Isabel on 9758 5435.

families will now be able to rest easier as their loved ones return home.

We must learn from our mistakes of the past and ensure that our modern-day veterans are cared for, despite our personal views of war, whatever they may be.

Our veterans give years of their lives in service to Australia and are worthy of special attention.

While there are thankfully fewer families who have lost loved ones in service, we must also ensure they receive the utmost care.

To all of our veterans and to all families of the fallen, on behalf the community, thank you.

As always, if you would like assistance with any Victorian Government matter, please feel free to contact my office on 9735 3208, at christine. fyffe@parliament.vic.gov.au, or visit at 143 Main Street, Lilydale.

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Streets evolution CHANGING Places: The Evolution of Yarra Ranges’ Main Streets, will be held at Yarra Ranges Regional Museum on 14 November from 4.30pm to 6pm. RSVP by 10 November to museum@yarraranges. vic.gov.au or 9294 6313.

Spy stories MOLLY Sassoon will tell of her life with MI6 during the Cold War at 10am at Monbulk Combined Probus held at the Monbulk Bowling Club on 11 November. New members welcome, call 5968 8588.

Country women THE Annual General Meeting of the Monbulk Country Women’s Association is on 12 November at 2pm at the Monbulk RSL Main Street, Monbulk. Any inquiries call Wendy, 9756 7012.

Spiritual channelling SPIRITUAL channelling, colour therapy and aura reading workshops will be held at Kallista Community House on 12-26 November. For more information and to book, call 9755 2622.

Electric bikes FIND out all about electric bikes and how to convert your bike to electric power assist at Tecoma Uniting Church Hall on Saturday 16 November from 1pm to 3pm. For more information, call 5968 2824.

Run with Thomas EMERALD and District Rotary Club are hosting the Kids Fun Run with Thomas at Puffing Billy Railway station in Gembrook on Sunday 24 November. For entry details visit www. kidsrunwiththomas.org.au.

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Women smash the glass ceiling

By JESSE GRAHAM FOR the first time in the shire’s history, two women have been elected to the top roles at Yarra Ranges Council at the same time.

On Wednesday 6 November, Ryrie Ward councillor Fiona McAllister and Billanook Ward councillor Maria McCarthy were elected to the roles of mayor and deputy mayor.

Together, the pair marks the first time in the Yarra Ranges Shire’s 19-year history that two women have been elected to the top roles at the same time.

“This will go down in history,” Cr McCarthy said.

Cr McAllister was nominated by Chirnside Ward councillor Andy Witlox for the role and was pitted against Lyster Ward Cr Samantha Dunn, who was nominated by Walling Ward Cr Len Cox. The vote went down to the wire, with the council split between the pair, but Cr McAllister won the top job in a five-tofour majority, replacing former mayor, O’Shannassy Ward councillor Jim Child.

The position of deputy mayor was not so hotly contested - Billanook Ward councillor Maria McCarthy was nominated by Chandler Ward’s Jason Callanan and elected unopposed.

Cr McCarthy said she was very proud and honoured to be part of the first allwoman leadership duo at the council and that she was looking forward to working with the new mayor over the next year.

Cr McAllister said the election of herself and Cr McCarthy was a positive step for women achieving leadership positions.

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By MELISSA MEEHAN Introducing the Yarra Ranges new mayor Fiona McAllister, left, and deputy Picture: JESSE GRAHAM mayor Maria McCarthy. 109661 “I would really love to see more women and more young women participating in community leadership roles and local government,” she said.

Cr McCarthy said the opportunities for women to gain leadership roles are available for those confident enough to grasp them and Cr McAllister said women don’t need to choose between family and public roles.

“Whether it’s a committee or council, if you’ve got a good support network then the opportunities are there,” she said.

Cr Cox spoke on the importance of the election and the mayoral role before the matter was put to a vote by the councillors.

“The mayor leads the council and is a

servant of the council in many ways - the council is very, very much, to a great degree, judged by the way the mayor talks and behaves,” he said.

“They’re not just a councillor for one ward - they’re a councillor for nine wards and it is, to me, a very important and really great job.”

He said that the incoming mayor would have to have a “good brain”, the ability to talk to people, understand the workings of council and have a “fair degree” of experience in local government.

Cr Cox said Cr Dunn ticked “all those boxes”.

Cr McAllister said that one of the biggest issues over her next year as mayor would be the Bushfire Management Overlay, along with fiscal responsibility.

FOR those who live with bushfire the Community Bank Safety Expo is coming up and is the perfect opportunity to get advice about fire plans.

Organised by Emerald, Cockatoo, Clematis, Menzies Creek and Maccelesfield CFA - it’s sure to be a good day.

Emerald fire brigade’s community safety co-ordinator Nick Waldron said that this was the second time the brigades in the area had held the event - the first was in 2011.

“We had a great turnout then,” he said.

“And we’ve again got the sponsorship from the Dandenong Ranges Community Bank Group - so we expect it to be well attended again.”

Mr Waldron said that this year was the perfect time to hold the exposition again following the New South Wales bushfires.

“People need to have their plans ready,” Mr Waldron said.

“We call it a one stop shop.

“There will be people from the shire, CFA, SES, Victoria Police, Wildlife Victoria and we’ll even have Captain Koala here.”

Those who attend will have the opportunity to receive information, help and advice as well as the opportunity to check out the fire trucks and other firefighting appliances in the area.

Dandenong Ranges Community Bank Group chairman Peter Marke said he was thrilled that the banks could sponsor the day again.

The Community Bank Safety Expo will be held on Sunday 24 November at the Emerald Mechanics Hall from 10am until 3pm.

For more information check out the Facebook page www.facebook. com/communitysafetyexpo.

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By RUSSELL BENNETT

AT last the real reason.

Last week’s letter from our regular complainer Alan Coutinho-Hogan (Something to Look Forward To, Mail Opinion, 5 November) revealed several things which make his constant war with “the Guvmin” and all who sail in her much clearer.

Alan (I’m not being friendly or familiar, its just the rest is such a mouthful) says he is becoming a keyboard worrier.

How true, he worries me every time he gets near a keyboard.

Ah, perhaps he meant keyboard warrior, in which case he is very lightly armed in the wordpower and English usage department.

In classic terms, he is taking a knife to a gunfight.

But the real revelation comes late in his letter where he admits in his own words his ulterior motive for running (unsuccessfully) for council.

I quote Alan exactly: “Don’t take politicians seriously, they are only there to feed their own needs.”

So, by his own admission, the cat is out of the bag, he ran “to feed his own needs”.

But I guess we all do things through rational self-interest.

John Nieman, Monbulk.

DEAR Mary Fitz-Gerald, you may or may not be aware that out here in the real world, a few rules have recently changed mainly due to our local councillor Dunn and her supporters protesting against a McDonald’s business opening up in Tecoma.

Although we disagreed with their disruptive activities, it now appears that with the support of all our local elected representatives, the police, the mayor and council’s CEO that peaceful protest at all levels is a legitimate method to use in changing the practices of any business that you are in conflict with.

We have now reinstalled our signs on our own property in peaceful protest against your organisation’s activities in relation to our once peaceful and quiet residential street.

You can call your friends at the council in another attempt to get their officers to come around to our home and once again use their now redundant by-laws to bully and intimidate us into removing our peaceful protest signs like you did a few months ago, but I believe if they did that the council would look like complete hypocrites as they only have by-laws to use against anyone other than their supporters.

You can do what you should have done a couple of years ago and act like good neighbours, indeed good Samaritans, and come around and talk to us about the problems your multi-national company is creating in our residential street.

Given that we moved here to raise our son in what we believed was to be our forever home, our signs will stay up and increase until you desist any non-residential development in our residential street, your organisation pays to seal our street and fix the drainage problem that you have created.

Before you proceed with any further proposed degradation of our residential amenity you can buy our signs off us.

Or your organisation can purchase our forever home from us giving us the financial opportunity to get as far away from your bullying organisation that we can.

E and A Coutinho-Hogan, Belgrave.

AGE has certainly not wearied the four-year-olds at Emerald Preschool who were given a special lesson on the significance of Remembrance Day yesterday (Monday).

The town’s main shopping precinct - Kilvington Drive was brought to a standstill at 11am with local shop owners and patrons standing to attention side-by-side in along the road verge in a spine-tingling scene as the Last Post played.

Emerald RSL president Peter Maloney spoke of the significance of Remembrance Day on both the national and local scale, with 11am on 11 No-

It’s about money, not safety YOUR report in the 5 November issue made me laugh out loud (Campaign Targets High-Risk Road).

The new police crackdown on the Belgrave/ Gembrook road has nothing to do with safety and everything to do with raising revenue through fines.

After all, the $3.3 million has to be recouped somehow, and let’s not forget the cost of the vast new police station under construction in Emerald.

Surely all those new barriers have made the road safer, and if not, what was the point?

How many accidents have there been since the works were completed?

Lisa Graham, Macclesfield.

vember 2013 marking 95 years since guns fell silent to mark the end of World War I. Emerald police Sergeant Fiona Tolmie and her officers temporarily stopped traffic at the Kilvington Drive roundabout during the minute’s silence, with some local motorists even turning off their engines in a mark of respect.

Local CFA captain Paul Yandle and his brigade mates sounded the siren, reigniting a famous local tradition.

Outgoing Cardinia Shire Council mayor Brett Owen joined members of the RSL and the Emerald Primary School community to lay wreaths to

Local resident Ted Rose from the National Servicemen’s Association, Cardinia Shire councillor Brett Owen and Peter Maloney stood proudly at the Emerald Remembrance Day service. 109902

pay their respects and remember those who fought for their nation’s freedom.

Following the brief, yet moving, ceremony at the cenotaph just outside the Commonwealth Bank, Mr Maloney, Sgt Tolmie and Cr Owen headed to Emerald Preschool to present poppies to the four-year-old students.

While some were a little confused as to just what sort of medals their grandparents had been awarded, there was no confusion when it came to the significance of the moment - fittingly more than 20 youngsters stood perfectly still in the middle of their recess break as the Last Post played.

Piper Iain Townsley began the Mount Evelyn Remembrance Day service with Scottish Lament at the Garden of Stone.

Residents came to pay their respects in one of countless ceremonies across the country. 109900 109902 Pictures: RUSSELL BENNETT AND REBECCA BILLS Left: Local business owners and employees, like those at Bell Real Estate, stood silent on the road-side to pay their respects.

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PETS & SERVICES ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale.

It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identification number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice.

A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.

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The Victorian Equal Opportunity Act 1995 makes it unlawful for an advertiser to show any intention to discriminate on the basis of sex, pregnancy, race, age, marital status, political or religious belief or physical features, disability, lawful sexual activity/sexual orientation, HIV/AIDS status or on the basis of being associated with a person with one of the above characteristics, unless covered by an exception under the Act. As Star News Group could be legally liable if an unlawful advertisement is printed, Star News Group will not accept advertisements that appear to break the law. For more information about discrimination in advertising, contact your legal advisers or the Equal Opportunity Commission.

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MITSUBISHI, Colt, 2004, hatch, silver, 106,000kms, full service history, 2 owners, auto, AC, reliable, economical, EC, with RWC, reg until March 2014, TGP-363. $7,600.

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Phone 9739 1253. Coldstream.

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Contestants line up for the final of Fashion on the Field.

SPRING CARNIVAL made its way to the Yarra Ranges last week as punters and fashionistas made their way to race days held at Yarra Glen and Healesville.

Yarra Valley Racing chief executive Brett Shambrook said Melbourne Cup Day resulted in a large crowd come through the gates and that the crowd was

well behaved.

“It was a great day weather wise and we had a good turnout,” Mr Shambrook said.

“Everyone was really wellbehaved too, so that was really good to see.”

Oaks Day, also held at Yarra Glen Race Course, was a little less hectic with punters enjoying the cloudy but humid day on the grass.

Healesville Amateur Racing Club had a great start to their

season on the Saturday, with sunshine, rows of marquees trackside and picnics galore under the famous pin-oaks.

HARC president David Purcell said the committee was delighted with the day with a sensational crowd determined to have a fantastic day of country racing.

“We’re looking forward to a successful summer season,” he said.

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Natalia Arriola was the winner in Fashion on the Field.

Fashion on the Field winners, from left, Sandi Kelly (second), Anita Mariniello (Best Hat), Natalia Arriola (Winner overall) and Nadine Harvie (Elegant section).

Nina Guler, left, and Lisa Libroaperto.

From left, Linda Murphy (Ringwood), Keith Behm (Healesville), Doe Deakin (from the United Kingdom) and her daughter-in-law Jo. Deakin (Croydon Hills)

Star of Jeune and Royal Express got away to a strong start in the ‘Best Wishes Wayne Open Trophy Handicap’ at Healesville ahead of Hemingway Royale. 109710 Picture: KATH GANNAWAY

Jockey Shiralee Maher is congratulated

by HARC secretary and race 3 name-sake Wayne Thomas and president David Purcell after her win on Royal Express in the Best Wishes Wayne Open Trophy. 109710 Picture: KATH GANNAWAY

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Wombats bite back IN STARK contrast to the previous weekend’s brilliant conditions, the conclusion to Round Five action in the Yarra Valley was marred by persistent rain.

A few games across the association managed to get enough play to produce a result, and in the only game to get play in DJ Strachan Shield, Hoddles Creek produced the biggest upset so far this season.

Facing the top of the table Coldstream, and defending a mediocre score of 137, most cricket followers gave the Wombats no chance against a strong Crocs batting line-up.

Someone forgot to tell the visitors of the script, as improving youngsters Dave Chesney (3/8) and Nick Lawlor (3/32), with the support of the classy Brenton Derix (3/20), ripped through the top order to have the home side hammered at 8/60.

A hard hitting rear-guard attack from Jarrod Bayliss (56) gave the Crocs a sniff of hope but the Wombats deservingly nipped the last two wickets out to take an unlikely nine run win.

This result has left the DJ Strachan Shield ladder a tight one after five rounds.

The previously undefeated, Coldstream now slips back to the pack a little with all other sides securing split points.

With three two-day games before Christmas, the next month could dramatically shape the 2013 and 2014 season.

Round six action sees Coldstream host Mount Evelyn in a crucial match, where the home side will be looking to bounce back from a dismal performance this week while the Rovers need to get their season flowing again after two washouts in three games.

Seville is in desperate need of resurrecting its title defence and will host a Yarra Junction side that is keen to capitalise on its recent good form, with the winner clearing from the lower rungs of the ladder.

A buoyed Hoddles Creek will host Woori Yallock which escaped the hangman’s noose this round, with both sides in need of victory to stay in touch with the top four.

In the final game of the round, Warburton-Millgrove will host a red hot Healesville and this promises to be gripping contest.

The Bloods are the most improved side in the competition while the Burras have put behind them a disappointing 2012 and 2013 season, and are looking to reclaim their position as a power within the association.

This week is all about the future stars of the competition.

On Sunday, the cream of the Junior competition faced off with Ferntree Gully DCA in the first game of the VCCL Region Eight games.

The scores were unavailable at time of print.

The Under 12, Under 14 and Under 16 teams will use these games as valuable practice and team selection for the VMCU Representative Carnivals held over the summer school holidays.

The Juniors will also be able to make up for lost time after Saturday’s washout, with a midweek Twenty20 game.

This will be the third round of the Twenty20 competition with semi finals

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Star batsman Jack Marget makes a run for wicket as Brad Westaway (Mount Evelyn) dives to save runs in the covers. Looking on is Braden Taeuber (Warburton-Millgrove). 109850 and finals to follow in late November.

Many of the clubs are gearing up for their Milo in2Cricket programs which kick off over the next few weeks.

Mount Evelyn, Healesville, Hoddles Creek and Woori Yallock conduct the entry level program.

The Milo in2 Cricket program is dedicated to helping kids, aged five to 10, learn how to play cricket.

Each session is different and the clubs have introduced a refreshed curriculum to ensure that participants are having the maximum amount of fun while learning the basics of the game.

The activities are designed to be inclusive, action-packed and fun in a well organised environment to help kids to develop social skills, physical fitness, sportsmanship and basic cricket knowledge.

DJ Strachan Shield WOORI Yallock 102 (Mock 37, Ferguson 22, Hodgkinson 3/33, Ottrey 2/8, Lever 2/23) v Yarra Junction 1/18 (washout).

Hoddles Creek 137 (Weir 42, Derix 28, Bayliss 5/40, Vaux 4/38) d Coldstream 128 (Bayliss 56, Chesney 3/8, Derix 3/20, Lawlor 3/32).

Healesville 161 (Stock 50, Heywood 40, Hadlum 4/34, Amarasinge 3/43, Kay 2/26) v Seville 3/30 (Howard-Scales 1/15) (washout).

Warburton-Millgrove 221 (Barnard 97, Coghlan 32, Jones 3/30) v Mount Evelyn (washout).

RA Finger Trophy SEVILLE 155 (Johnson 31, Troyahn 25, Hamer 7/36) v Healesville 3/5 (Sandfort 2/2) (washout).

Yarra Glen 317 (Claire 83, Orren 81, Beath 40, Humphrey 3/64, Holden 2/74) v Warburton-Millgrove (washout).

Hoddles Creek 6/159 (Robertson 90, Jones 30, Hulm 4/46) d Coldstream 110 (Pegg 19, Jones 6/34).

Yarra Junction 7/319 (Fall 144, Mallick 48, Osborne 47, Sanders 2/50)

Brent Buedin gets one away for Ferntree Gully Under 14’s in theVCCL Region eight Junior Competition against Yarra Valley on Sunday. The competition is a pre-curser to team selection for the VMCU Representative Carnivals held over the summer holidays.

Ferntree Gully, Upper Ferntree Gully, The Basin and Upwey clubs are represented along with other local clubs in the competition. Ferntree Gully took first round honours with a 4/194 win against Yarra Valley’s 4/137.

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v Woori Yallock (washout).

C Grade SEVILLE 174 (Kear 48, McInness 43, McGrath 4/16) v Healesville 0/38 (Waixell 28) (washout).

Marysville 173 (Fisher 56, Elliott 37, Rogers 5/56, Voight 2/20) d Launching Place 150 (Parker 79, Voight 19, Cummins 4/23, Fiske 2/14).

Mount Evelyn 191 (Whiting 53, Williams 28, Waixel 4/26, Hodgetts 3/72) d Gruyere District 174 (Hodgetts 52, Harding 37, Giblin 4/46, Finch 1/6).

D Grade ALL games washed out.

One Day Grade HEALESVILLE 2/197 (Higgs 40, Maile 40, Taylor 42, Reed 1/13, Roy 1/14) d Yarra Junction 82 (Roy 27, Maile 3/13, Brooks 2/11, Hallory 3/12). All other games washed out.

Juniors ALL Junior grade games washed out.

Jack Marget shows his form for the Ferntree Gully District team.

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WITH the promise of more rain than Emerald Golf Club has seen in 215 years, members still rolled up ready for the fray.

Emerald members fired up for a round of two man ambrose and after the teams were picked, proceeding began.

While looking for an errant ball in the undergrowth, the team of Dave Aitken (27) and Mark Starick (10) caused a few problems.

Aitken bought the strokes of handicap into the combination and Starick supplied the golfing prowess.

Their net 64.75 saw them easy winners.

Not to be completely outclassed were Ken Hill and Peter Clowes (8) who came in next with 65 followed by Ken Sumsion and Mike Litchfield (9.75) on 66.25.

Allan Ecclestone was nearest the pin on the fourth, Litchfield the seventh, Clowes the 12th, Brock Reynolds the 13th and Peter Jones played a glorious shot on the 18th to snap the pro pin spondulicks into his purse.

The ladies pair of Irene Scott and Brianna McCoy took all before them to card an imposing and successful score to slate the opposition.

The last semi-final in the match play championship took place between captain, Andrew Cutting (11) and young tyro Broc Reynolds (18).

The match ebbed and flowed across 18 holes and the result then was square.

After a deep breath they set off to the first tee to play till a winner was crowned or one drowned in a bunker.

That hole resulted in Cutting gaining the upper hand when he won that hole by a stroke.

Cutting will now face off against that wily old campaigner Ken Sumsion (28) in the final.

On Wednesday, when the oldies rolled in for the weekly dose of Overly Fondled Golf (OFG), using OFG handicaps, a round of stableford was the offering.

Ken Sumsion (27) defied the odds and flogged the living daylights out of the rest with a massive 46 points.

There was a large swish of golfers behind who all scored 39 to be pleased with their efforts but copped nil reward.

This list included Dennis Fuller (10), Moss Fuller (20), Graeme Fergus (23) Bob Kennedy (17) and Sepp Krummenacher (28).

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Emerald player stars at country SOUTH East Country Under 21s defeated North East Country in round one of the Victorian Country Cricket Leagueâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Country Cup at Corowa on Sunday. Batting first North East registered 8/151 from 50 overs and in reply South East Country scored 6/153 in the 48th over, with Emeraldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tom Baldock top scoring with 47 not out.

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that the first athlete from the club won the first and only gold medal of the event.

The club also walked away with three second and third places.

Entries for region relays being held on 1 December close this week.

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