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Anglicare volunteer Mick Crough believes the ‘Peaceful Warriors’ program is crucial in supporting boys impacted by family violence. Picture: ROB CAREW “The boys get a sense of what to aspire to, and in turn, their families begin to reflect upon their own behaviour, and the community is a winner by having good men,” he said. It’s a view shared by Mick, who notes there is always a clear transformation in the way the boys handle themselves and situations. “The biggest change is that they’ve got so much more confidence. They make positive changes in their lives,” Mick said.

He believes supporting the program is in the best interests of the government too. “It’s preventing boys from getting tied up in dangerous behaviour. It’s much cheaper to fund this program then treat the issues that may develop further down the track.” When asked about the issue during a visit to the Yarra Valley, Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop said the government took the issue of family violence very seriously.

“What we are seeking to do is ensure that services are available and we do put our services out for tender, on a competitive basis, from time to time,” Ms Bishop said. “We want to make sure that services are delivered as cost-effectively but as appropriately as possible.” She said the government was working to eradicate family violence in Australia. “We’re not the only country where it occurs, but in a country like Australia

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A LILYDALE program supporting boys impacted by family violence will end due to funding cuts. The ‘Peaceful Warriors’ program that will end in February is run by family support organisation Anglicare and is dedicated to working with boys aged nine-12 who have been impacted by family violence. The program pairs the boys with men who volunteer as mentors in the program, acting as strong male role models and offering guidance and support during what can be a tumultuous age. Anglicare Victoria chief executive Mr Paul McDonald said the program mentored boys that had been identified as socially disadvantaged or at-risk. “Many of the boys have been referred to Peaceful Warriors as a result of family violence, difficulty in managing emotions and forming relationships,” Mr McDonald said. “They’ve needed positive male role models and the axing of this program will be devastating for them.” For Lilydale resident Mick Crough, dealing with family violence is a case of prevention rather than cure. He’s volunteered with the program for the past six years, and says the ‘Peaceful Warriors’ program helps steer young boys in the right direction during critical years. “It gives many of the boys the chance to do things that they wouldn’t otherwise experience,” he said. The programs run for 12 weeks and consist of sessions that connect the boys with their mentors through various activities, described by Mick as “good clean fun.” The program was first funded by the community in 2001 before receiving government funding under John Howard in 2005. At the time it was cut, it was receiving $90,000 annually. During its 14 years, Mr McDonald says 130 men have volunteered as mentors.

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Walkway an honour to blacksmith’s memory By PETER DOUGLAS AMID much fanfare, the unveiling of the rejuvenated Emerald walkway took place last Thursday. The walkway is now officially named in honour of historical figure and local blacksmith, Charlie Stapleton. Subsequently, a naming plaque and street sign have been erected to commemorate the site’s history. The Emerald Historical Society was the first to suggest the name of Mr Stapleton, who worked out of a shop at the location from 1908 to 1945. Mr Stapleton was born at Riddles Creek in 1863 and died on October 1954 at age 91. Over the past two years, the Kilvington Drive Steering Committee has been implementing a plan to upgrade and improve the shopping precinct. Locals will have noticed the works to the buildings, car park and the installation of the covered walkway between Kilvington Drive and the IGA car park. To mark the opening, granddaughter Nola Meredith attended the event, along with her sister and some of their own children. Ms Meredith, whose own father was a blacksmith, spoke highly of her grandfather. “I remember him as a fine old man,” she said. “I recall we lived in Hawthorn and my father used to travel to help him each Saturday. “We used to travel on Puffing Billy.” Ms Meredith said it was both an honour for her family and the blacksmith profession. “I’m pleased recognition has been given to a blacksmith, they were an integral part of the community,” she said. “Particularly in the Depression years, many humping a bluey would head to their shops just for the warmth.” The Kilvington Drive Steering Committee, led by Gary Tippett, Peter Siegman and Grant Day, were keen to honour the history of Emerald. They contacted the local historical society to discuss the history of the site to gain information to establish an appropriate name.

From rear, left to right, are Grant Day (KDSC ), Rebecca Howard, Helen Chafer, Ella Meredith, Alan Chafer, Christine Chafer, Clare Fitzgerald and Andrea Smith, and Peter Siegman (KDSC). From front row are Nola Meredith, Tony Meredith, Erika Meredith and Lyn Meredith. (Gary Tippett was unavailable at the opening).

Bishop comfort for accused DURING her visit to Healesville last Thursday, Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop offered comfort to those in the region supporting the Bali Nine clemency bid. Presently, the fate of duo Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran remains unclear, after a recent delay opened yet another window for appeal. This issue is particularly relevant to this region, with ‘the Mail’ recently highlighting the story of Emerald’s Marry Farrow, who has worked closely with Chan and Sukumaran at Kerobakan Prison. She has helped to support their educational and arts programs, while advocating strongly for their clemency. Ms Farrow also earlier this month attended

Australian artist Ben Quilty’s candlelight vigil for the pair in Sydney. Ms Bishop informed ‘The Mail’ she was particularly close to this issue, having spoken to them only the day before her Healesville visit, via the Consul-General’s telephone. “It was a very moving phone call,” Ms Bishop said. “They were very grateful and relieved there was a delay and expressed their deep gratitude for the Australian Government and the Australian people. “They were determined to go back to what they were doing. “Myuran is a painter, while Andrew is now studying theology and has become a priest.” Ms Bishop said the Government would con-

tinue to support their clemency bid. “What we are seeking to do is engage with Indonesia, on every level of government, particularly the decision-makers,” she said. “We are seeking to persuade them that there will be no benefit from executing two Australian citizens who have been rehabilitated in such an extraordinary way. “We are taking this time to press their case and ask their pleas for clemency are considered.” Despite their crime, Ms Bishop was confident the pair could become valued members of society. “We don’t underestimate the gravity of their crimes, they must repay their debt to their society,” she said. “They are actually contributing positively to

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Awareness session YARRA Valley Country Women’s Association is hosting a ‘domestic violence alert’ awareness session, It is a two-hour interactive presentation where individuals and groups can talk about the issues of domestic violence and what they can do to help make a difference. It is held on Saturday 21 March from 10am to noon (9.30am for tea and scones) at Monbulk Open Door Hall, 4 David Hill Road, Monbulk. For inquiries or to book a place, contact Carmel or Nerrida on 0414 387 332 or 0414 756 667.

Family fun night YARRA Ranges Athletics is holding a family fun night at Morrison Reserve, Mount Evelyn on Saturday 28 February from 6pm. Fun activities and events for all ages including, bouncy castle, sumo suit wrestling, sticky wall plus lots of events, games and prizes on and around the track. Bring a picnic or buy a snag or two from the barbecue or canteen.

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Cupples and Peers PETER Cupples with Ron Peers - performing one show only free entry at the Opal Room - Upwey Belgrave RSL - 1 Mast Gully Road, Upwey on Friday 27 February. Bookings available for dinner - contact Tony on 9754 3665.

Evening art class ART classes will be held from 18 February - 25 March, 2015 from 7pm-9pm at Emerald Arts Society. For the complete beginner or for those wishing to refresh old skills, tailored to ‘fill in the gaps’ and get you started again. Cost: $150 ($160 non-members). Bookings: Anne Collins 0428 685 862.

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PLANT Collectors Sale and Garden Expo will be held at The Ferny Creek Horticultural Society Inc. 100 Hilton Road, Sassafras, Melways reference 66E12. It is on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 March, 10am to 4pm. Entry is only $5 per person, ample free parking. Website www.fchs. org.au

JUNIOR art classes will be held from18 February - 25 March 2015 from 4pm - 5.30pm at Emerald Arts Society. Young artists will be helped to develop new skills through suggested projects. The fundamentals of art will be taught through a series of exercises of colour theory, composition and techniques.Cost: $90 per child (minimum age 10). Bookings: Anne Collins 0428 685 862.

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SCOUTING prepares for adventure and prepares for life. For boys and girls aged six to 26. There is a come and try Scouting and parents information night. Find out about the exciting educational and recreational opportunities at 7pm Tuesday 24 February at the Selby Scout Hall,

STALLHOLDERS are wanted for a car boot/ garage sale to be held in conjunction with the Monbulk Produce Market in the grounds of St George’s Anglican Church, Main Street, Monbulk. To be held on Saturday 14 March from 9am. To arrange a stall, contact 9756 6084.

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days 10.30am to noon during school terms. Includes pre-schooler Bible program. Mums with babies are welcome. Call Diane on 5968 6613.

Lyrebird Quilters DO YOU enjoy needlecraft? Lyrebird Quilters meet on the 3rd Saturday of every month (except December) in the Community meeting room at Belgrave Library between 1pm and 4pm. Cost is $5. Phone 5968 4603 for inquiries.

Free workshops COCKATOO Neighbourhood House offers the following free workshops. ‘Circuit training for mums and bubs’, weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays at 9.15am. ‘Beyond beat it’, a gentle exercise program for people over 50 years of age, weekly on Mondays and Wednesdays at 9.30am. ‘Let’s cook together’, a free cooking program for kids and parents held on Wednesdays 25 February and 11 March at 4.30pm. For more information and booking, contact Cockatoo Neighbourhood House on 5968 9031 or cnhouse@iinet.net.au.

Country music show THE Upwey Country Music Club presents a Walk Up - Open Mic concert, at the Guides Hall in Underwood Road, Ferntree Gully, on Sunday 1 March from 1pm - 5pm. Artists perform songs in the country, bluegrass and folk genres. The hall can accomodate an audience of up to 100. All are welcome. New singers, musicians, and bands are always welcome. Backing band or musician available for singers if required. There is a small entrance charge of $7 ($5 for members) to help cover costs. The club runs regular concerts on the first Sunday of each month. Inquiries to Graham 5964 8298.

Street party THE Mount Evelyn Street Party will be held on 24 October 2015, and the Mount Evelyn Township Improvement Committee is looking for people to join a sub committee organising the event. For more information, email Yolande at yolandekp@ gamil.com or visit www.facebook.com/mtevelyntownshipgroup.

Playgroup SEVILLE Community House has several vacancies in their Monday and Tuesday morning Playgroup sessions. Sessions run from 9.30am - 11am. Please phone or email us for further information or to book a place 5964 3987 or info@sevillecommhouse.org.au

Big dreams market THE Belgrave Big Dreams market runs on the second Sunday of each month from 9am-2pm. There will also be a twilight market on 28 February from 3pm-8pm. More information can be found at www.belgravebigdreamsmarket.com.

Cold press soap making demonstration FRIDAY 27 and Saturday 28 February both sessions 1pm - 2pm. Seville Community House - bookings are required on 5964 3987 or info@sevillecommhouse.org.au. Gold coin donation.

Clean Up Australia Day MEMBERS of the Emerald Clean Team invite the community to join them on Sunday 1 March for our Clean Up Australia Day activity at Worrell Reserve in Emerald. Time 9am- 11am. Contact 5968 4603 for more information.

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Editorial Pictured are Federal Member for Casey, Tony Smith, school captain Rohan SaricSkewes, Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop, and school captain Maddi Wilson.

Bishop’s priority to run By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM WHEN Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop visited Healesville High School last week, she told students that despite her busy schedule, she managed to go running most mornings. After discovering a passion for athletics at high school, Ms Bishop now views running as more than just exercise. It’s a time to practice something she loves and a chance to

take time out from her hectic schedule. She views an early morning run as the perfect way to start the day. How does someone who works up to 20 hours a day and regularly travels the world make time for running? Ms Bishop’s answer is simple - it must be a priority. Regardless of how busy she may be, scheduling time for a run is important and is treated as a non-negotiable. She is often spotted running the streets of foreign cities, entourage in tow.

Opinion Victory for free speech IN RELATION to the article ‘Marching orders for move-on laws’ (Mail, 17 February), the repealing of these oppressive laws will be a just victory for our democratic right to freedom of speech. In effect, these laws allowed any given police officer to decide whether or not another individual had a right to peaceful protest. Imagine a world where our citizens had no basic right to question and voiced disapproval toward the established system of governance. How, then, would history tell the tale of equal rights, gender equality, the labour movement, or our environmental impact? Jeff Springfield, Tecoma.

It’s a trait shared by many successful people and a method that has been widely backed by psychologists. To relieve stress, bring new perspective and provide balance, scheduling and making time for yourself is essential. Julie Bishop’s message to the students at Healesville High School last week was one we can all take something away from - take time for yourself. Whether it be exercise or any other activity, make it a priority

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Nominated for media award By PETER DOUGLAS MAIL Newspaper Group journalist Jesse Graham has been recognised for his fine efforts within the local media. Jesse, 22, has been selected as a finalist for the National Youth Awards (Youth in Media Award) for his article called ‘Teen’s prized story’. The article appeared in the ‘Upper Yarra Mail’ on 7 October last year and featured a story on Badger Creek teenager, Michael Hardinge, who was one of 60 Victorians recognised for their work.

Mr Hardinge worked with FReeZA volunteers to organise and run live music events, before establishing his business, Momentum Studios. Jesse started with the newspaper in 2013 and has proven to be a hard-working, talented reporter. He said the selection was a welcome surprise. “You never expect to be selected in such a respected award, but it’s nice to be acknowledged,” he said. “This particular story showed how pro-ac-

tive and positive our youth can be.” National Youth Week is the largest celebration of young people in Australia. This acknowledgement is awarded to a media outlet, or journalist, whose recent story has positively portrayed youth in the news media. The presentation dinner and ceremony will be held in Brisbane’s Ithaca Auditorium on 16 April, during National Youth Week. To view the story, visit http://upperyarra. starcommunity.com.au/mail/2014-10-07/teensprized-story/

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Cool end to hot events By KATH GANNAWAY HILLS residents were among more than 700 runners and walkers who piled into Warburton over the weekend for Community Bank Warburton Up and Running. The cool start was short lived with the heat starting to build by the time the 10k run and Half Marathon got underway, but event spokesperson Sue Hoffman said loads of people took advantage of the Yarra River to cool off after their events. If there was an ‘upset’ it was in the 5k walk where four-time winner, George Flrnalski, despite his best efforts, lost his crown to Nick Gabbilas, and Jim Berrington in second place. Three generations of the Upper Yarra’s Steer family competed again with 81-year-old Colin the oldest competitor on the day. Among some of the bigger groups were the Healesville Run Guns and the Seaford Little Athletics Club who made the Warburton Caravan Park their home-base along with many other competitors. “It was our 12th year and the event has established a reputation as a really friendly event which draws people from all over,” Ms Hoffman said. “It’s great for Warburton which was full of Up and Running people, and the river was full of Up and Running people in the afternoon.” Visit the Warburton Up and Running website or Facebook page for the link to the event results.

Half marathon female race winners Virginia Moroney of Garvoc, Katie Duncan of Upwey and Alice Craigie of Glen Iris, with Cr Jim Child.

Amelia Aslanides of Lilydale is the first female to cross the line in the 10km race. Pictures: GREG CARRICK

5km race winner Matt Russ of Knox crosses the line.

Con-men do their rounds Anti-weed cash cut TRAVELLING con-men have been targeting the Emerald and Macclesfield regions in recent weeks, with police receiving numerous calls from distressed residents. The con-men have been observed travelling in vehicles and on-foot. Traditionally, con-men use bullying tactics to pressure householders into handing over thousands of dollars for substandard or incomplete roofing, painting, cleaning and repair jobs. According to Sergeant Fiona Tolmie, from Emerald police, there have been confirmed reports of their targets paying for unwanted services. “They have been approaching

many people in the Emerald, Avonsleigh and Macclesfield areas,” Sgt Tolmie said. “But they seem to particularly target the more vulnerable people in the society, such as the elderly. “The targets often don’t want the work and feel ashamed once the work has been completed.” Sgt Tolmie cited one example where the con-man had secured work paving a driveway. Upon completing half the job, he demanded extra payment to complete the job. That payment was greatly in excess of the first half. The con-man then requested a cash payment, before accompanying the target to the bank where they withdrew money. Sgt Tolmie said many were left

traumatised by their ordeal and the heavy-handed tactics. According to the Victoria Government, in the past six months there have been 250 reports of con-men, who, in December last year, collected $300,000 from the elderly, stay-at-home mums and the disabled. One common tactic is demanding cash up-front, leaving householders out of pocket when the con-man does a runner. Another tactic is the ‘only available today’ offer. If anyone has information or concerns about travelling con-men, Sgt Tolmie said they could contact Emerald police on 5954 0200. Alternatively, contact can be made through the travelling Con Men Hotline is 1300 133 408.

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM A CRUCIAL weed eradication program will be cut after losing funding from the Andrews Government. Over the past four years, the Yarra Ranges Shire has received a total of $1 million in funding towards the successful Urban Fringe Management Initiative (UFWMI). The funding allowed the council to work with local environmental groups to reduce the prevalence of noxious weeds in the Dandenong Ranges. Labor recently slashed $3 million from the successful initiative.

MP for Eastern Victoria Edward O’Donohue addressed parliament on 10 February on the effects that cutting the program could have on the biodiversity of the Dandenongs. “As locals would be aware, weeds are an ongoing issue in the Dandenong Ranges, posing a significant threat to the rich biodiversity of the area,” Mr O’Donohue said. “It is an area of high environmental significance, characterising it as a prominent tourist attraction for the state and a beautiful place to live. The government has a responsibility to protect our native flora

and fauna,” he said. He went on to say that the program had so far been successful, and called on the Minister for Climate Change and Water, Lisa Neville, to re-instate the funding. “It is regrettable that by slashing funding to this important and successful initiative, the Andrews Government is not supporting the environment, and not supporting the hard-working volunteers who dedicate many hours to its protection.” The Mail contacted Ms Neville for comment, but did not receive a response before deadline.

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Sweet taste, sour result By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM IT’S no revelation that sugar can be dangerous - a cause for guilt with every bite of ice-cream, cake and chocolate. But Olinda resident Damon Gameau’s new film suggests that it may be the sugar found in “healthy” foods that’s causing issues for the increasingly overweight and sick population of Australia. ‘That Sugar Film’ will change the way you look at the sweet stuff. The film follows Damon’s quest to discover the truth about sugar. Offering himself as the subject of an experiment, Damon spent 60 days eating foods that are perceived and marketed as ‘healthy’ but, in reality, are riddled with sugar. Such foods include low-fat yoghurt, muesli bars, juices and cereals. The results were astounding. “I wasn’t eating junk food. I had cut out soft drink, ice cream and chocolate. It was the hidden sugars that people aren’t even aware of that were making all the difference,” Damon said. “Often when something is labelled as ‘diet’ the fat has been removed and sugar added in its place. So we’re seeing low-fat products that are full of sugar.” The film highlights food packaging and marketing as a contributor to the problem. “Foods are marketed as natural or healthy but quite often they have more sugar in them than Kit-Kats and those kinds of sweets,” Damon said. “It’s an accountability issue and an integrity issue.” He says misconceptions about sugar and certain foods motivated him to start the project. “Basically what inspired me was the massive level of confusion in the public space around sugar - it’s very confusing to people and consumers are sent very mixed messages,” Damon said. “For three years before I did the film, I cut back on refined sugar. I began to notice an effect on my moods and even weight loss, and

thought there was definitely something in this.” While the film is already being hailed as innovative, Damon’s mission goes further than that. He hopes to spread the message of how damaging a high sugar diet can be on a healthy body, particularly to the younger generation. Through a grant from the government, Damon was able to develop a school study program and curriculum guide. “Targeted at educating students about the effects of sugar, it provides them with the information necessary to make healthier eating choices. “This certainly isn’t a dry, academic film. It’s fun, playful and accessible for kids and families,” Damon said. “They can watch it together and get something out of it together, and hopefully change what they eat at home. It’s an important film in educating families.” It would seem that the public agrees. The trailer has been viewed by over one million people and Damon has been inundated with people asking for special screenings. The film is touring the country for a series of screenings and Q&A sessions with Damon, as well as a group of guest hosts. “I just hope it raises awareness. People don’t have to cut out sugar altogether but 30 or 40 teaspoons a day is far too high and is causing the dangerous symptoms that we’re seeing so often.” The film will screen around the country during March and the accompanying book ‘That Sugar Book’ has recently been released. The book further details the story of Damon’s experiment, the post-sugar cleanse he used to restore his health and healthy recipes, and is now available from retailers including Big W and Dymocks. That Sugar Film’s screening and Q&A session will be at the Cameo Cinema in Belgrave on Saturday 28 February, and will then tour various Victorian cinemas. For more information or to book tickets, visit www.thatsugarfilm.com.

Damon Gameau’s “That Sugar Film” will screen at The Cameo Cinemas this Saturday 28 February.

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LOCAL musicians will be ‘takin’ it to the street’ this weekend for the annual Belgrave Busker’s Festival. From 1pm on Saturday 28 February, registered buskers will gather at eight sites around the town, filling the whole community with music. The day will see groups gathered near Oscar’s, duos near CBA, soloists near the Sooki Lounge and youth near the Bell Tavern. There will be a ‘play-off’ at 6pm as well as a variety of other activities running on the day, including face-painting and a juggling ball workshop near Gin Lane. Street art by the Tiffaney Bishop Collective and drumming by Full Circle Drumming will start at 2pm on Blacksmiths Way. For those who can’t make it on the day, 3DMR will broadcast live from Bayview Road. Many businesses and community groups will be involved with the event, with the Cameo Outdoor Cinema and other Belgrave venues planning extended opening hours. The festival will coincide with a twilight session of the Belgrave

Glenn Scholyer, LeShea Pendlebury and Kieran Dennis performed in a previous Belgrave Buskers Festival. Picture: DONNA OATES Big Dreams market, to be held from 3-8pm at St Thomas More Primary School. The market offers a beautiful collection from some of Melbourne’s best artists and makers, offering

shoppers unique and stylish pieces. The monthly event also attracts fine regional produce and homemade delights. Fans of music, fashion, food and culture will enjoy what promises

to be a fabulous afternoon for the whole family in Belgrave. For more information on the festival, email buskersfestival@ belgrave.com.au or visit www.belgravebuskersfestival.com.au.

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Monitoring diabetes By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM A HIGH-TECH new diabetes monitor at Lilydale’s Inspiro Community Health Service is expected to keep patients out of hospital and take pressure off their carers. Lilydale health service Inspiro can now offer patients living with diabetes the latest in medical technology through the use of a continuous glucose monitor, or CGM. The Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation funded the purchase of the Daxcom G4 Platinum, a device that allows diabetes patients at the clinic to better understand the link between behaviour and glucose activity. Kalorama residents Stan and Martin Simek will see first-hand the benefits of the machine. Stan lives with diabetes and is a patient of the clinic, and son Martin acts as his carer - a role that involves regularly testing his blood sugar levels and administering medication daily. Stan believes the real-time feedback device will be crucial in identifying patterns in his father’s blood sugar levels throughout the day and night to prevent a hypoglycaemic episode, or ‘hypo’. “I am looking forward to using the Dexcom G4 because it will help take pressure off me as his carer and help keep my father out of hospital,” Mr Simek said. Inspiro Diabetes educator Ruth Figes thanked the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation for the donation which will improve the lives of those with diabetes. “This device enables those living with diabetes to understand when is the most effective time for them to exercise, when exercise can be detrimental to their health, when they need to eat or avoid certain foods,” Ms Figes explained.

Martin Symek, right, holds the machine that helps his father Stan, left. 134740 “What makes the Dexcom G4 Platinum unique is the real-time feedback it provides users.” The benefits of real-time feedback include a more accurate representation of clients’ glucose patterns and the device is able to generate computer reports to identify glycaemic trends. This will mean a faster response when blood sugar levels fall too low which Ms Figes said was essential in treating people living with diabetes.

Martin Simek agreed, saying the new system will help to prevent his father's symptoms. “There are very serious variations to my father’s test readings and this is very worrying,” Mr Simek said. “My father has experienced a number of hypos with the latest incident requiring two weeks of hospitalisation.” The prevalence of diabetes in the Shire of Yarra Ranges is on the rise, growing approximately 180 per cent

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over the past 10 years and by 210 per cent in hot spots such as Lilydale. Ms Figes pointed out the link between the rates of diabetes death and disadvantage. “By empowering our diabetic clients to manage their chronic illness, they not only become more confident and in control of their health and lifestyle but they can also become less dependent on medication and reduce or eliminate their need for hospitalisation,” she said.

Health hub input sought YARRA Ranges Council is giving residents the chance to have their say on the new Belgrave Community Health Hub. In partnership with Inspiro, the council is building a new health service that will provide a range of community health, council and emergency relief services. An information session will be held this Thursday night for residents to give feedback on the proposed building design. Mayor Maria McCarthy said it was important that people living in the shire were given the opportunity to contribute. “Belgrave Community Health hub is for the community and we want to know what they think of the design,” councillor McCarthy said. “This is a $8.7 million project that will change the way council and community services are delivered.” Feedback can also be given online at www.yarraranges. vic.gov.au/Belgrave-HealthHub or through a form collected from Belgrave Library, Dandenong Ranges Emergency Relief Service, Inspiro or Youth Services. The session will be held on Thursday 26 February from 5.30pm to 6.30pm at the Youth Services House, 1616 Burwood Highway, Belgrave. Consultation closes on 6 March.

Secrets of their business success BUSINESSPEOPLE in the Casey-Cardinia region have the chance to learn from key local business leaders in a new speaking series launched next month. For the first time, a consortium of local businesses is sponsoring a unique event in which four chief executive officers from the manufacturing, retail and accounting sectors will be sharing the secrets of their success. Speaking at the first event will be Silvio Marinelli, coprincipal of Casey Cardinia Business of the Year winner Highview Accounting, Terry Steel from Jurgens Caravans, David Murphy from TRJ Engineering and Monique Filer from b.box for kids. Each CEO will talk for 15 to 20 minutes during which they

will outline the key factors that have led to their success in business. After the presentation, there will be a panel question-andanswer session. The event has been conceived by local business people Simon Maselli from Metamorph, Ian Ash from OrgMent Business Solutions, Norm Davidson from the Bendigo Bank and Peter Smith from New Era Management, supported by Star News Group and Casey Cardinia Business. Mr Maselli said the events were designed to enable other CEOs and business leaders learn from those who have succeeded, providing the chance to improve their own business performance. “Many of the insights pro-

vided would demonstrate just how simple actions can lead to dramatic results and how these techniques can be applied to any business, irrespective of size and domain,” he said. As a further benefit, the event will be run as a not-forprofit, with any surplus funds being donated to the 4Cs Foodback. The first session will be at the Cardinia Cultural Centre from 6pm to 8pm on Wednesday 18 March, at $25 per head, which will include tea, coffee and biscuits. Registrations are essential at http://solbr.eventbrite.com. au or attendees can pay on the night, subject to capacity. For more information, contact Mr Maselli on 0429 377 217.

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CIVIC CENTRE OPENING Wednesday 25 February COMMUNITY INVITATION The Governor of Victoria, his Excellency the Hon. Alex Chernov, will officially open the new Cardinia Shire Council Civic Centre on Wednesday 25 February. Residents are welcome to attend the event which will be held from 11.15am at the front of the Civic Centre, 20 Siding Avenue, Officer.

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Sunday 1 March Members of the public are invited to take part in guided tours of the new civic centre between 10am and 2pm on Sunday 1 March. Bookings are essential and can be made by contacting Council’s Customer Service on 1300 787 624 or email cardinia.vic.gov.au

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SHOPOlindaLOCAL

Connecting local businesses with local readers

The prices are palatable at IGA EXPERIENCE a great range of products, excellent prices and all your favourite brands without leaving the mountain at Mount Dandenong IGA Plus Liquor. Open every day except Christmas from 8am8pm, the IGA offers all supermarket departments, fresh meat, fresh fruit and vegetables, great deli and dairy products, frozen foods and a wide range

of grocery products. The liquor section offers a variety of local and imported beer, wine, cider, spirits. There is also swap&go gas refills and pre-packed kindling and wood for the open fire. IGA’s ‘price match’ system applies to hundreds of items in the store, meaning you’ll pay the same prices as you will at the major chains.

Locals love IGA for its community focus. The store supports multiple community not-for-profit organisations, including the three CFA brigades on the mountain, football, netball and cricket clubs for both adult and junior players, local events such as the Chestnut festival and a wider group of charities such as the Cancer Council and Guide Dogs Victoria. Owner Shane Wyles has been involved with supermarkets for almost 25 years, and has been running Mount Dandenong IGA for the last six. He says his team of locals are hard-working and provide excellent service to customers. “We have a great mix of experience and youth, the vast majority of whom live locally,” Wyles said.

“We are extremely proud of creating local jobs for local people, and we look forward to continuing to give many local kids their first chance at work in a local environment.” Every four to six weeks, the IGA hosts a market day, which gives shoppers the opportunity to take advantage of further discounts on already great prices. Shop locally, support the community and find all your favourite brands at low prices at Mount Dandenong Plus Liquor, located at 1522-1526 Mount Dandenong Tourist Road, Olinda. Open from 8am-8pm seven days a week, the store may be contacted on 9751 2428.

It’s personal service and more choice. But it’s bigger than that. It’s making big ideas such as the Olinda Community Reserve Facility a reality

IGA Olinda staff from left, Emma, Lee, Bianca and Tash. 134550

Your community benefits when you bank with us - $250,000 towards the new Olinda Reserve Community Facility thanks to our customers.

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MT DANDENONG IGA PLUS LIQUOR 1526 Mt Dandenong Tourist Road, Olinda. Ph 9751 2428.

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The Ringmaker Ringmaker was founded in 1965 by Peter Mainard in a workshop in Bayswater and moved to their original shop in Bayswater in the early 70’s. Late 1990 saw a move to our current location at 14a Station Street, Bayswater.

Ringmaker stocks hundreds of diamond and

Peter has worked in the jewellery trade for the past 46 years and has trained in all aspects of the trade as well as training several apprentices over this period.

Swarovski crystal, Classique watches.

Ringmaker is one of very few jewellers where all the work is carried out on the premises, including manufacturing, setting and engraving.

matching and fitted wedding rings. Free

coloured stone rings, pendants, bracelets and ear rings, as well as a huge supply

over 2,000 watch bands, every size

of watch, clock and car alarm batteries,

Ringmaker also stock some 600 styles of wedding rings and specialise in making quotations are available and all work is fully guaranteed.

Phone: 9729 5375 Fax: 9720 2281 Email: ringmaker@hotkey.net.au Shop 14a, Station Street, BAYSWATER

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The Outdoor Blind Company offers a wide range of PVC and sunscreen blinds, awnings, umbrellas, bi-fold doors so you can enjoy your outdoor living area all year round. We are 100% Australian owned and we have a combined staff experience of over 50 years. When you choose us you deal directly with the manufacturer so there’s no middle-man, which means we pass on all the savings to you. You get expert advice from people who really know all the ins and outs of blinds. And because we’re involved every step of the way, you get innovative concepts and custom-made designs to suit any application. As Australia’s leading manufacturer and designer for PVC products in the industry, we manufacture all of our PVC and Sunscreen products using only the highest quality PVC and other materials. That’s why we back our quality with our 2-year warranty. All products are custom-made and can be installed and DIY available. We invite you to visit our showroom where our products are on display. Our trusted team is professional, reliable and friendly. We do not subcontract our jobs and all installers are fully trained and security checked by us. We are accredited fabricators and a proud member of ACASPA (Australian Canvas and Synthetic Products Association). When it comes to outdoor living, we’ve got you covered. Challenges accepted, no job too big or too small. For free measure, quote and design, call us today. 1300 880 228.

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Shop 4/115 Canterbury Rd Kilsyth 3137

With a combined wealth of experience and knowledge in embroidery, screen printing and promotional products, the team at EmbroidMe Ringwood are ready to help you. In their 10th year in business and having recently moved to bigger and better premises in Kilsyth, the team are ready to help you find the right embroidery shirt, hat or promotional accessory to help you grown your brand. They also offer a personalised service not only for business owners, but also clubs, social groups or any consumer looking for a customised embroidery product. So for your next promotional product, come and see the friendly team at EmbroidMe Ringwood for all of your promotional wear. EmbroidMe can be found at Unit 4, 115 Canterbury Road, Kilsyth, close to Liverpool Road or call the friendly team on 9879 8787. 1174764-LN09-15 1174725-CB9-15

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March Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

U Jack Dale: Wandjinas exhibition at Burrinja Gallery. 9754 8723 B Belgrave South Community Market. 0417 347 541 FTG Knox Festival. 9298 8000 B Clean up Australia Day. Supported by Yarra Ranges Council and Belgrave Region Action Group. 9754 4057

WOFG U The Grigoryan Brothers at Burrinja. 9754 8723 B Love’s Labour Lost broadcast live at The Cameo. 9754 7844

WOFG Labour Day Holiday

Yarra Glen Yarra Valley Cup. 9730 1332 Herb and Chilli Festival. Wandin. 9735 2962

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday B Breakfast at Tiffany’s at The Cameo. 9754 7844 CWA Embroidery and Craft Exhibition. Wandin to 22 March. 5964 4650 WOFG B Love’s Labour Lost broadcast live at The Cameo. 9754 7844

MTE Mystery walk in the Eastern suburbs with MWAG.

MTE Evening walk at Lilydale Lake with MWAG.

HV Women on Farms Gathering. WOFG. B Learn eBay selling at Belgrave Library. 9754 7266 MTE Small Business Course intake at Mount Evelyn RSL. 9654 3000

Yarra Ranges Council Meeting. 7pm. 1300 368 333 M Montrose Library Bookclub. 9728 4224

FTG Meet the author, Bambi Smith, at Ferntree Gully Library. 9294 8140 B Mad Max at The Cameo. 9754 7844 B Reduce Paperwork and Get Organised with Dr DeClutter at Belgrave

M Read, Connect and Grow at Montrose Library. 9728 4224

B Meet Me in St. Louis at The Cameo. 9754 7844

U Fair Food screening at Burrinja. 9754 8723 FTG Bookchat at Ferntree Gully Library. 9294 8140 B Ferris Bueller’s Day Off at The Cameo. 9754 7844

U Anya Anastasia’s FearEater Theatre at Burrinja. 9754 8723 M Read, Connect and Grow at Montrose Library. 9728 4224

Rock Berry Jam Music Festival. Wandin East. B Ninotchka screening at The Cameo. 9754 7844

B Cultural Diversity Week. 9754 1027

L Author Talk: Mick Woiwod at Lilydale Library. 9294 3120

L Lilydale Bookchat at Lilydale Library. 9294 3120 B Reader2Reader Bookchat at Belgrave Library. 9754 7266

Yarra Ranges Council Local Grants Expo at Mooroolbark. 9294 6335

Yarra Ranges Council Meeting. 7pm. 1300 368 333 Knox Council Meeting. 7pm. 9298 8000

B Meet Local Author Amanda Braxton-Smith at Belgrave Library. 9754 7266

M Read, Connect and Grow at Montrose Library. 9728 4224

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Launch of George Ingram Book at Mont De Lancey, Wandin.

Sunday 1st March

COCKATOO

9AM-2PM

PLANT MARKET

PARKING $4 NO DOGS

1st March First Sunday of the Month

Entry to the racecourse is via Armstrong Gr off Healesville-Yarra Glen Rd

Cnr Avon & Woori Yallock Rds COCKATOO. Melways 309 H11

FIRE BRIGADE

Potted plants, trees, furniture, garden tools, and accessories

Food and drinks available All proceeds go to the Cockatoo Fire Brigade

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MULGRAVE COUNTRY CLUB

YOUR FRIENDLY COMMUNITY SPORTING CLUB

Thursday March 19

Thursday April 16

ROSS D WYLIE REVUE & THE UP TIGHT BAND

SILVER SCREEN INFERNO SHOW

$25 show only Bistro meals available Show starts at 8.30pm visit

Mulgrave Country Club

Cnr Wellington & Jells Road, Wheelers Hill, phone: 9582 4600

$30 show only Bistro meals available Show starts at 8.30pm. Bookings essential

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TWO LEVELS OF COMFORT WITH almost one acre of peaceful surrounds, pretty gardens and meandering pathways, ‘Tullawalla’ stands proudly as a much-loved, hills weatherboard home and overlooks filtered views of the nearby valley. With a floorplan that extends over two levels, this beautifully detailed residence consists of three lovely bedrooms, three bathrooms (including luxurious ensuite to the master suite) and a home office on the lower level that is perfect for those looking at working from home.

The formal lounge is as spacious as it is sophisticated and with its classic wood fire and quality drapery, makes for the perfect place to sit and relax each evening. Colonial sash windows and French doors allow streams of natural light to filter through every room while providing a bright workspace in the galley timber kitchen and separate scullery to prepare an evening meal or cook until your heart’s content for extended family and friends. Built-in cabinetry, solar panels, gas

PROPERTY OF THE WEEK

ducted heating throughout and ornate finishes makes the final touches of this home unforgettable while dual balconies await those warm evenings to take advantage of the serene outlook. Positioned separately on the property awaits a large two-level, sun-filled studio with upstairs bedroom – the perfect in-law accommodation or work space. Take a look through ‘Tallawalla’ today and make this house your home.

Olinda Inspect: By appointment Price: $870,000 plus Contact: Sharyn Chandler, 0439 882 442 BELL REAL ESTATE, BELGRAVE, 9754 6888

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STYLE AND SECLUSION WORDS cannot do this stylish retreat justice. Situated on over five acres of natural bush, with a three-quarter acre fenced paddock for the ponies, this stunning four-bedroom plus study family home with two separate living areas is sure to impress. All the bedrooms are spacious with robes and each has its own split-system for the ultimate in comfort and convenience, while the home has double glazed windows throughout to ensure your energy bills are kept to a minimum. The master suite has a spacious walk-in robe and ensuite with twin vanity to add to the luxury. There is a living area/theatre room, ideal for the kids and a stunning open plan kitchen/living area as you enter the home. The kitchen is breath-taking in looks and design with Bosch appliances, induction cooking, stone benchtops, an island bench and built-in microwave. Or open the bi-fold doors from the kitchen/dining area and enter into a huge outdoor room, enclosed with cafe blinds and overlooking your peaceful property - the perfect place to relax or entertain. Add to this package a spacious lawn area with childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s playground, a fenced area for the family pets, a double carport, large vegie patch, 16m x 8m shed with concrete floor and power, a wood shed, perimeter fencing and two stables.

Inspect: By appointment Price: Offers over $695,000 Contact: Aaron Day, 0407 365 994 BELL REAL ESTATE, EMERALD, 5968 6222

ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES THIS is a wonderful opportunity to secure a rare piece of real estate in the heart of the wonderful Warburton township. It is a good size brick residence on a 735 square metre allotment with the added bonus of having a commercial zoning. The possibilities are truly endless with fantastic options. It could be purchased as an investment property to lease out. With numerous rooms, the home could be let out to a number of people or used as consulting suites on a commercial lease. Alternatively, the home could be leased out on a residential basis. The residence has some character and history and would make a fantastic renovation/restoration project. The home is a generous size and the location is amazing. A key feature of this amazing property is the rare commercial zoning. This site could be developed to take advantage of the commercial aspect. There is currently a council approved planning permit in place for the construction of five shops with three offices. All the hard work with the council has been done. It would also be a great location for a bed and breakfast. The property is located just a stoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s throw from the Yarra River and is opposite the cafes and shops of the tourist mecca of Warburton.

WARBURTON

3372 Warburton Highway, Warburton Auction: Saturday, 28 February, on site at 2pm Terms: 10% deposit, balance 60 days Inspect: By appointment Contact: Chris Lord of Andrew McMath Real Estate, Yarra Junction, 5967 1800/0418 148 861 or Warburton, 5966 2800

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REAL E S TAT E

Price On application

OliNda 16 MCCaRThy Road

$640,000 Plus

ONCE iN a liFEtiME

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Opportunities like this rarely present themselves to the market, ofering their own little micro climate, surrounded by grassy ramparts, creating a natural amphitheatre, open at one end to views of the South eastern suburbs and beyond to port phillip Bay. excellent access is available to the building envelope via a fully formed and gravelled access driveway circling the lower portions of the land. This irst time ofered 18.94 (approx.) acreage has previously been reserved for Melbourne Water and is now available for purchase. prime location in the Ridge Road precinct surrounded by quality estates and lifestyle properties only your imagination will limit the possibilities on this blank canvas. Call now to arrange a viewing as the property is fully fenced and access is essential to appreciate this fabulous acerage.

boasting a commanding position on the easterly hillside of olinda this substantial family home enjoys lovely valley views across Monbulk and beyond to the Warburton Ranges. Fastidiously presented and maintained, The main bedroom, en-suite, walk-in robe together with the second bedroom or study are on the main level with 2 bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. The lounge room with open ireplace provides a retreat for quiet contemplation and is separate from the open plan living area and also separate comprising 4 bedrooms and 3 separate living zones with open plan kitchen meals with the family room opening out onto a magniicent covered deck. there is an adjacent renovated laundry and powder room together with direct access to the double garage and storerooms. from the front living area, both of which enjoy the easterly views. a separate triple garage complex with shower, toilet and sink provides excellent storage, vehicle accommodation and potential for a fabulous man cave! 4 BED 3 BATH 3 W.C. 5 CAR LANDSIZE - 2026sqm Contact trevor Bell on 0418 333 580 or 9751 2375 inspection By Private appointment (Photo Id required)

LANDSIZE - 7.66 ha approx Contact Trevor Bell on 0418 333 580 or 9751 2375

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$370,000 plus

UPWEY 40 deanS Road

$490,000 plus

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enTeR OFF TekOi ave. pleaSe paRk On Main ROad! Sitting on approx. 978m2 is this character bluestone/WB home. Multiple living options incl a 1 bedrm lat downstairs & a 3 bedrm lat upstairs which gives the new owner an opportunity for 2 rental returns (STCa). ofering: gas & electric heating, split system cooling, high ceilings, timber loors, paved brick bbQ area, timber deck. Close to belgrave.

Positioned on a lovely allotment this lexible home ofers: 4 bedrms inc parents retreat, enS, lexible living zones with lounge, lge formal dining, lge outdoor deck, sep rumpus/4th bedrm, updated main bathrm, timber kitchen with servery, gas cook top & d/W, study, ducted heating, split-system air con, timber loors, dble glazed windows, fully fenced & close to Upweyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s schools, shops & transport.

Contact Glenn Chandler on 0418 410 689 or 9754 6888 inspection Contact agent (Photo Id Required)

4 BED 2 BATH 2 W.C. Car LANDSIZE - 978sqm

Contact Sam adamson on 0421 023 760 or 9754 6888 inspection Saturday 10:30am-11:00am (Photo Id Required)

4 BED 2 BATH 3 W.C. LANDSIZE - 1077sqm

HAVE YOUR INVESTMENT MANAGED FOR FREE Rent your property with Bell Real Estate Belgrave & receive 3 MONTHS FREE MANAGEMENT*

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*1. The property must be rented for a minimum of 12 months with Bell Real Estate Belgrave 2. Three months of free management will be given at the end of the initial 12 month rent period 3. This offer is not valid for properties currently managed by Bell Real Estate Belgrave 4. Offer ends 28th February 2015

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SOlId 3 BEd HOmE + PONY PaddOCk â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Walk TO TOWN! this low maintenance brick home is perfectly located just a few meters walk from the Cockatoo Primary School, public transport & the Cockatoo shops & restaurants. the home features 3 spacious robed bedrooms & a generous family bathroom with ensuite efect to the master which has 4 robes. there is a large, open plan kitchen, dining area & family room & the well-appointed, modern kitchen has plenty of cupboard & bench space & a dishwasher. Add to the features mains gas ducted heating, mains water, an air conditioner in the family room & polished boards & this home has all the comforts & looks good too. Outside there is a rear deck for entertaining, complete with gas heated built in spa to relax after a long week at work, a sealed drive, a large tandem double carport, a double lock up garage, a garden shed & a pony paddock up the back, all on a fully block of just under half an acre. this neat, low maintenance gem would make an ideal family home or a sensational investment considering its location, size & features!

Contact aaron day on 0407 365 994 Inspection Saturday 2:30pm-3:00pm (Photo Id Required)

Contact Aaron Day on 0407 365 994 Inspection Saturday 1:30pm-2:00pm (photo ID Required)

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SPaCIOUS & STYlISH FamIlY HOmE ON 1 aCrE IN EmErald! Situated on a private & peaceful acre minutes from Emerald this large, solid & elegant family home ticks every box! there are 4 spacious BdRs 3 with WIRs the Master with a huge WIR & ensuite, there is also a separate study adjacent to the impressive formal entry. add to this a formal lounge with toasty wood heater, a formal dining room, a huge kitchen/dining/family room that opens onto the undercover outdoor entertaining area & a rumpus/theatre room with a wet bar. the well-appointed kitchen has 900mm stainless steel electric oven & gas stove, a stainless steel dishwasher, a WI pantry & an abundance of storage & bench space. Complete with quality inishes & a contemporary colour scheme throughout, this home also has mains GdH, refrigerated cooling, a split system & is on mains water. outside there is a sealed drive, a 4 car garage with concrete loor, workshop that ofers direct access into the home, plenty of under house storage, side access to the rear yard & 3 phase power.

avonsleigh 35 WRIGHt Rd

ofers over $445,000

sTYlish & sPaCioUs FamilY home in avonsleigh! 1/4a in sought after avonsleigh close to public transport. the lexible loorplan ofers the option of 5 spacious Bdrs or maybe 4 Bdrs + a rumpus or 3 Bdrs + a huge rumpus, Master Suite with Wir & ensuite with deck access. thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a modern kitchen, mains gdh, split system & Wh. Outside is dBL garage, carport, spa, workshop & views of Wright Forrest.

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Ofers Over $630,000

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lOCaTION, lOCaTION, lOCaTION! this renovated 3 bedroom + study home is perfectly located on a lat half an acre just a few hundred meters from the emerald Secondary College, Woolworths, public transport & the range of shops & eateries on ofer in emerald. the low maintenance brick home features 3 Bdrs, the light illed Master Bedroom with a huge ensuite & garden views from every window. there are 2 living areas, a large lounge with an abundance of natural light which adjoins the formal dining area, both of which have a classic art deco feel with polished timber loors, high ceilings, decorative cornices & ceiling roses. to add to the comforts the home has a split system, mains gas ducted heating, has been freshly painted throughout & features new carpets. Outside there is a single lock up garage & the property is fully fenced to ensure your privacy & the safety of your family & four legged friends. if location, size & style are on your list you must see this property! Contact grant day on 0417 565 745 or Bethany day on 0438 844 968 Inspection Saturday 11:30am-12:00pm (Photo id required)

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emeRalD 9 SeLLarS rd

ofers over $695,000

CaPTivaTing, PRivaTe & sPaCioUs FamilY home! elegant & unique family home on 1/2 acres opposite emerald Lake Park. Featuring 4 spacious Bdrs with Wirs, 3 distinct living areas, accommodation for 8 cars & a sensational entertaining deck with motorised awning. add to this mains gdh, evaporative cooling, 2 hot water systems this home has everything for the largest of families. Contact aaron day on 0407 365 994 inspection Saturday 11:30am-12:00pm (Photo id required)

5968 6222

311-313 Main Street, Emerald

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EMERALD 76 KILVINGTON DRIVE

MACCLESFIELD 32 COOPERS ROAD

EMERALD 34 FERNGLADE DRIVE

Impressive Light Filled Modern Home On Almost 1/2 An Acre!

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Immerse Yourself in Quality and Style on 3/4 of an acre.

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PRICE $560,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781

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PRICE $480,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781

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PRICE $650,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Mick Dolphin 0429 684 522

PRICE $580,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Lyn Beckwith 0419 324 409

PRICE $390,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Lyn Beckwith 0419 324 409

AVONSLEIGH 56 AVON ROAD

AVONSLEIGH 12 MACCLESFIELD ROAD

EMERALD 9 SEAVIEW STREET

Mudbrick On A Peaceful & Private 1 Acre Oasis

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This Property Must Be Sold!! 39 Square Home On 3.5 Acres

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PRICE $520,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781

PRICE $670,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781

PRICE $650,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Mick Dolphin 0429 684 522

EMERALD 1/321 Main Road 5968 4522

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9754 2589

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5968 3334 or 0408 335 077 IAN WOODHOUSE

• Domestic • Commercial • Installation & Maintenance • Sewerage Connections • Septic Tanks & Stormwater Drains • Drain Blockages • Burst Pipes • LPG to Natural Gas Conversions • Hot Water Service Repairs & Renewals • Spouting, Roofing Repairs & Installation

V Slashing

Plumbing & Gas Fitting, Excavator Hire, Water Renewals, Metal Roof & Gutters, Hot Water Unit Repair & Replacement, All Sanitary & Stormwater Drainage, Septic, Sewer & Treatment Plants, Pumps & Rain Water Tanks.

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Richard - 0419 502 949 Simon - 0417 399 750

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0439 323 635

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EZY TREE SOLUTIONS

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WALKERS WANTED Walkers wanted to deliver newspapers and catalogues in Dandenong Ranges, Belgrave, Upwey and Mt Evelyn areas. New venture so all invited to apply. Ideally suited to students, mums, pensioners or those just wanting exercise. Please leave name, address and phone number. Patanga Distributors 0409 632 143

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High-flyer type joins Bulldogs By PETER DOUGLAS WANDIN Football Club this week received a massive boost ahead of the 2015 season, with the signing of silky forward Joel Coombes. The high-flyer will provide added firepower for the Bulldogs, as they seek to go one better after losing to Woori Yallock in last year’s grand final in the Yarra Valley Mountain District Football League. The former SANFL and Ovens and Murray League player

this week received a clearance to join the Bulldogs, after crossing over from Essendon Football League club, Glenroy. Coombes brings a wealth of playing experience to the Bulldogs. After plying his trade with TAC Cup team Sandringham Dragons, Coombes initially trained with Hawthorn. Coombes is a noted goalkicker and usually spends time playing as a high half-forward. In three seasons with Ovens and Murray Football League

team Myrtleford, he booted 104 goals. He crossed to league rival Wangaratta Rovers in 2013. Coombes has also played for Eastern Football League team, East Burwood. He is also noted for his highflyer, which helped him to become a finalist in The Football Show’s ‘Almost Footy Legends’ segment. Woori Yallock last year completed a three-peat in the league, defeating Wandin by 14 points.

Our medal detectors By JAMIE STRUDLEY THE opening day of the Eastern Region Little Athletics Championships, held at the Knox AthleticsTrack on Saturday, returned many medals for Yarra Ranges Athletics athletes. Gold medals were earned by Ben Grimes (1500m), Tayleb Willis (60m Hurdles, 80m Hurdles and TripleJump), Brayden Woolridge (Shot Put and Discus), Zane Wheeler (High Jump), Tyler Weeks (Discus and Javelin), Kiara Flavel (400m, 800m, Long Jump and High Jump), Maddie Laven (400m and 800m), ClairNoonan (1500m Walk), Georgia Laven (400m and 800m), Chelsea Thompson (100m and 200m), Emily Noonan (1500m Walk), Lateisha Willis (100m, 90m Hurdles and Triple Jump). Congratulations to all the athletes for again representing the club so well. The level of support and sportsmanship is outstanding and the envy of other clubs. Another huge thank you to all the parents for performing duties throughout the very hot weekend, your efforts enable our athletes theopportunity to compete. Finally, a massive thank you and congratulations to Rob and Kate van Duuren for managing a very successful team. Your calmness, attention to details and patience was certainly the standout performance of the weekend. Next week has a normal Saturday morning athletics program for our Little Athletics athletes. Most ofthe attention will be on the events to take place later that night, our “family fun night” will be held at Morrison Reserve that night, a night of games, competitions, a few races, sticky wall, jumping castle and more. Bring your friends, neighbours and family, get an “unlimited rides” ticket and go crazy having fun. The seniors will be busy competing at the Victorian Open Track and Field Championships at Albert Parkfrom Fri-

Claire Noonan on her way to a 1500m walk Gold Medal.

Olivia Devincentis on her way to a 400m Bronze.

day to Sunday. Good luck to all our athletes competing. New members of all ages and abilities will always be welcomed at our club. Go to our website at www.yarrarangesathletics.org.au for more information, results and training times. FULL RESULTS Ky Harris 70m 11th, Nathan Tillotson 100m 18th, 200m 18th, Shot Put 9th, Zachariah Clarke 400m 9th, 800m 5th, Discus 2nd, Bailey Griffiths 60m Hurdles 5th, High Jump 11th, Long Jump 5th, Triple Jump 3rd, Jakob Pace 70m 14th, 200m 16th, 400m 20th, Alexander van Duuren , 800m 15th, Discus 7th, Benjamin Grimes 1500m 1st, Tayleb Willis 70m 3rd, 60m Hurdles 1st, 80m Hurdles 1st, TripleJump 1st, Brayden Woolridge Shot Put 1st, Discus 1st, Javelin 4th, Jayden Clarke Javelin 8th, Oliver Duncan High Jump 6th, 100m 6th, Dale Jordison High Jump 8th, 1500m Walk 2nd, Triple Jump 9th, Long Jump 11th, Patrick Keating 100m 3rd, 200m 3rd, Long Jump 3rd, High Jump 7th, Harrison vanDuuren 400m 3rd, 800m 2nd, Zane Wheeler High Jump 1st, 80m Hurdles 7th, Triple Jump 5th,

Javelin 6th, Tyler Weeks Discus 1st, Shot Put 2nd, Javelin 1st, James Laven 800m 3rd, 1500m 2nd, Kiara Flavel 400m 1st, 800m 1st, Long Jump 1st, High Jump 1st, Madeline Laven 400m 1st, 800m 1st, Long Jump 8th, 80m Hurdles 8th, Indigo Linde 100m 11th, 400m 4th, 800m 2nd, Olivia Devincentis200m 6th, 400m 3rd, Claire Noonan 1500m Walk 1st, Discus 3rd, Shot Put 3rd, Javelin 3rd, MiaStrudley 800m 7th, 1500m 10th, Triple Jump 12th, Taylah Tillotson Long Jump 8th, Triple Jump 6th,100m 8th, 200m 7th, Zoe Ford 400m 13th, 1500m Walk 2nd, Georgia Laven 400m 1st, 800m 1st, Samantha Digregorio High Jump 8th, Triple Jump 11th, Discus 7th, Ruby Dixon 1500m 2nd, Daisy Mann 100m 20th, 200 16th, Chelsea Thompson 100m 1st, 200m 1st, Rickeylee Brown 300m Hurdles 6th, Triple Jump 11th, Javelin 4th, Lee Taylor 1500m Walk 3rd, Triple Jump 17th, Shot Put 7th, 300m Hurdles 9th, Jessica Ford Shot Put 4th, Discus 4th, Heidi Mann 100m 7th, 200m 6th, Emily Noonan1500m Walk 1st, 1500m 4th, 800m 4th, Tailor Pace High Jump 5th, 400m 5th, Lateisha Willis 100m1st, 90m Hurdles 1st, Triple Jump 1st.

Marisa Cairns, Jie Smith, Jo Voce and Barry Collins prepare for Eastern Health’s ‘Closing the Gap’ sports day. Picture: ROB CAREW

Off-field allies lock horns By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM THEY’RE allies in improving Aboriginal health, but Eastern Health staff and some of the best Aboriginal sporting talent will become fierce opponents next month. Residents in Melbourne’s East are being invited to attend a football match and netball tournament to be held between the two groups on Eastern Health’s annual ‘Closing the Gap’ sports day. Now in its third year, the annual sports day celebrates Aboriginal culture while promoting Aboriginal health within the community.

Eastern Health’s Senior Aboriginal Service Development officer, Vera Webber, said the event was an opportunity for the community as a whole to “connect with respect” with the Aboriginal community. “The aim of the day is to celebrate the spirit of reconciliation, and also better inform the community about the dedicated Aboriginal health services we have,” Ms Webber said. “Aboriginal health continues to be one of Eastern Health’s major priorities.” In previous years, Ms Webber said, the sports day had achieved its goal of uniting the

community while showcasing some of the best Aboriginal sporting talent in the region. “It’s been a terrific way of breaking down cultural barriers and encouraging collaboration between Eastern Health and local Aboriginal communities.” As well as a netball tournament, the day will feature children’s activities, post-match entertainment from Philly and Scott Darlow as well as a traditional ’Welcome to Country’. The Eastern Health Closing the Gap Sports Day will be held on Sunday 1 March at the Don Road Sporting Complex in Healesville from noon.

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Ballkids bask in the glor y By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM LOCAL tennis clubs celebrated their star ballkids earlier this month. Ben Donald and Grace Staindl-Dymond from Ferny Creek Tennis Club, Mitchell van Dijk from Selby Tennis Club and Oskar Svihla, Mitchell Laing and Sebastian Sutterby from Upwey South Tennis club were all chosen for the prestigious role at the 2015 Australian Open. The ballkids and junior tennis players spoke of their memorable moments and exciting experiences at the tournament. “Being a ballkid was one of the best experiences of my life, brushing past the best of the best in the world or maybe being on court with the next big thing,” Mitchell said. Sebastian also enjoyed the interaction with tennis’ biggest stars. “The players are all really friendly and you get to know their quirks,” he said. Tennis coach Diana Sutterby said the twoweek tournament was rewarding but followed hard work and extensive preparation for the juniors. “Being a ballkid is a fabulous experience in so many ways. Kids meet new friends, learn to work as a team and experience first-hand what goes on behind the scenes in a grand slam,” Diana said. “After passing through level one and two trials, the kids participate in several weekend training sessions throughout the year showing commitment and dedication to the cause.” Ballkids at the Australian Open are aged between 12 and 15 years old and undergo a rigorous selection process. This year, 380 ballkids were selected from all over Australia as well as multiple Asian countries. Applications are now open for the 2016 ballkid squad and Extreme Tennis will be hosting Level 1 trials on behalf of the Australian Open on Saturday 21 March at Upwey South Tennis Club. For more information or to apply, visit www. tennis.com.au.

Oskar Svihla, Mitchell Laing, Grace Staindl-Dymond, Mitchell van Dijk, Sebastian Sutterby and Ben Donald were ballkids at the 2015 Australian Open.

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Cryptic Clues No. 7359 ACROSS 1. Holding in the nurse is ominous (8). 6. They’re slugs, children (4). 8. Wish you were here, lady (4). 9. Not to mention the claw, in general sheathed (3,5). 10. Glue to a piece of wood (5). 11. Opens up and cleans out (6). 13. The pears, I find out, are from abroad (6). 15. Support is coming through. Don’t give in (6). 17. Mean is having to move from the district (6). 19. Left at four, coming back again with meat (5). 22. Would only a bounder wear it? (4-4). 23. Go off to get a schedule (4). 24. A fit source (4). 25. Are one up, playing the Continental (8).

DOWN 2. Dot and I twice tangled with the fool (5). 3. Is holding the scent spray and they may be sprayed (7). 4. Let it be known and the daughter got a great deal upset (4). 5. The snakes that gave one quite a shock? (8). 6. See, held by a brown nail (5). 7. Offers the nurses (7). 12. The little creature had run in for asylum (8). 14. A certain time before the cancellation (7). 16. To show contentment, it’s standing up in the stable (7). 18. Drive, parking about a mile outside (5). 20. Tear off about ten more (5). 21. It’s turning right at the jail (4).

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Town streets ahead in Summer Cup By DENNIS FULLER THE second round of the threeround Summer Cup was played last Saturday at Emerald Golf Club under benign conditions tending to hotness. Ross Martin (10) went into the round with +7 but was overtaken by his playing partner in Steve Town (15) who came in with an astonishing +9 to snuggle into his +6 the previous week for a massive +15 after two rounds.

Martin remains in second place on +9 followed by Mark Starick (12) barking at his heels with +8. These two appear to be the main challengers but it seems to be a big ask for them to bridge the gap to collar Town for the lead. The daily comp, of course, went to Town easily and the B Grade winner was John Carvill (21) who hit some good form for +5. Starick came in with +3 on the day while Martin, Dave Aitken

(28) and Leigh Morison (18) all had scores of +2. Mike Litchfield was nearest the pin on 4th and the 13th, Ian Scot the 7th, Town the 12th, and John Carvill picked up the pro pin lolly on the 18th. The ladies event is looking more and more a one-horse race with Benita Balfour screaming away to a distant lead with the others sucking dust with little chance of bridging the gap.

On Wednesday, when the Old and Faded Golfers struggled into the club, they found it was a two part comp. It was par for the first nine and a stableford for the second with a purse of cash for each. At the end of the first nine it was a three-way tie with Bobby Kennedy (23), Ian Scott (27) and Mike Litchfield (8) all on +4. The second nine saw John Piggott (21) kill off all contenders with 24 stableford points, over Geoff Whittaker (23) with 21.

It’s checkmate as Knights defeat Kings By STEVE BROWN FTGDCA THE penultimate round of the Reeves Shield produced a shock outright victory for the in-form Knoxfield Knights when they defeated Upper Ferntree Gully by an innings and three wickets. Resuming at 2/58, Knoxfield lost five wickets as they overhauled the Kings’ total of just 131, before declaring and inviting Upper Gully to bat again. The Kings then declared at 8/147, setting the Knights 140 to win. They managed to take maximum points, losing seven wickets in a game that could have gone either way. The win propels Knoxfield into fifth place, with a slim hope of finals action. Knox Gardens hauled in the 28 runs required against Upwey Tecoma (89) and decided to bat on, making 208, with captain Steve Alderton and Scott McInerney scoring halfcenturies. The Falcons move to fourth on the table while Upwey drop to sixth. Kyle Snyman, with 75, almost stole the show for Eildon Park against Johnson Park as the Sharks got the chocolates by just 31 runs. Steve Devenish and Ben Stallworthy both took four wickets to help consolidate their team’s position in the four. Monbulk resumed at 5/50 against Ferntree Gully (108). However, the Hawks could not handle Jarrod Bradley with 6/31 and they were toppled for just 86. Bradley has enjoyed a good year with the ball, taking 32 wickets at 10. The Basin returned to the winners’ list, as did Jake Best with 35 as the Bears defeated bottom side Belgrave by five wickets. Spinner Ben Carnell was the pick of the Magpie bowlers with 3/24. Belgrave must defeat Johnson Park and rely on Upwey Tecoma getting the points over Upper Gully in the final round to avoid relegation to Decoite Shield. Ladder (provisional), round 12: Eildon Park 57, The Basin 54, Johnson Park 45, Knox Gardens 42, Knoxfield 37, Upwey Tecoma 36, Ferntree Gully 27, Monbulk 27, Upper Gully 21, Belgrave 18. SCORES REEVES SHIELD Ferntree Gully 108 (Powell 5/30) d Monbulk 86 (J. Bradley 6/31).

Finals bound after victory By STEVE UTTING THERE were some great results for the Monbulk Juniors on the weekend with the under-13s defeating Upwey in an exciting, high-scoring affair. It was a real team performance in their last home-and-away match. The win put them into fourth position on the ladder and will now play in a semi-final. The under-17s also had a great win, thanks to runs from James Fenby and Josh Rak. Another win next Saturday in their last match will see them play finals also. A great match from Brendan TeBoekhurst was not enough for the under-15s to get over the line. They play their last match on Wednesday night at Monbulk. The two under-10 and two under-11 teams all play their last matches next Friday night. Last Friday night also saw the final Milo in2Cricket session for these 100 kids. Many thanks to Damian Howard and all of his helpers for another fun and successful season of Milo cricket at Monbulk. We hope to see many of these kids playing junior cricket for Monbulk in the coming years. In the seniors, the thirds continued on their winning way, securing top spot on the ladder with a strong win over Eildon Park. Half-centuries to Matt Greggor and Paul Utting, and some great bowling by Rick Lamers and Jason Dekkers, did the job. Five-wicket hauls to Aaron Powell (in the seniors) and Chris Defina (in the reserves) was not enough for their teams to beat Ferntree Gully. Rod Turpin was again the fourths highest run scorer. Senior presentation night will now be held on Friday 17 April, at Yarra Ranges Estate. This change in date will hopefully allow more people to attend, especially the many under-17s and under-15s (and families) who are playing senior cricket. The junior presentation afternoon is on Sunday 22 March, at the Logcabin, starting at 3.30pm. SCORES First XI: FTG 108 (A. Powell 5/30) d Monbulk 86. Second XI: FTG 9/176 (C. Defina 5/29, M. Adams 3/52) d Monbulk 95 and 6/115 (M. Winzenreid 45 not out). Third XI: Monbulk 267 (M. Greggor 66, P. Utting 58, J. Dekkers 32, R. Lamers 32) d Eildon Park 93 (J. Dekkers 4/20, R. Lamers 3/25) and 7/61. Fourth XI: Rowville 3/72 d Monbulk 70. Under-17: Monbulk 3/111 (J. Fenby 39 not out, J. Rak 32) d Eildon Park 9/91 (S. Bennett 4/21). Under-15: FTG 9/111 (B. TeBoekhurst 3/13, J. Spencer 2/6, D. Rak 2/13) d Monbulk 70. Under-13: Monbulk 4/122 (B. Grimes 18 not out, J. Spencer 15 not out, S. Farmer 15 not out, R. Noonan 16 not out, T. Fleischer 13 not out) d Upwey Gold 2/111. Under-11 Gold awards: Barnaby Smith-Major, Jai Farmer. Under-11 Maroon awards: Josh Langrish, Jake Mackay. Under-10 Gold awards: Joshua Czaja, Matthew Dickinson.

Solution No. 4021 The Monbulk Under 13s team enjoyed an inspiring victory. 135013 Knox Gardens 208 (Alderton 57, S. McInerney 53, Gannell 3/41) d Upwey Tecoma 89. Johnson Park 240 d Eildon Park 209 (Snyman 72, Stallworthy 4/66, Devenish 4/61). The Basin 5/146 (Best 35, Carnell 3/24) d Belgrave 142. Knoxfield 5/139 dec (Raab 47 not out) & 7/145 (L. Scanlan 51 not out, J. Scanlan 34, Goodger 3/42) d outright Upper Gully 131 and 8/147 dec (McKenna 35). DECOITE SHIELD South Belgrave 6/326 (Sutherland 104 not out, Baker 98) d Auravale 191 (Phillips 64, Colwell 5/69). Footballers 8/291 (Hepburn 108, Gooneratne 62, Lakshita 64 not out) d St John’s Tecoma 119 (Lakshita

5/33). Mt Gate 256 (Rozakis 101, Bunting 46, Wheeler 43, Debono 4/53, Guest 3/0) d Rowville 79 and 5/46 (Linder 3/25). Lysterfield 3/142 (Kulasena 75, Inglis 31 not out) d Knox City 137 (T. Singh 44, Virk 30, Inglis 3/8, Paull 3/27, Kulasena 3/39). DIVISION 3 The Basin 156 and 5/46 (Read 4/24) d Belgrave 75 (Lee 3/6, Fay 3/36, Wallace 3/11) and 136 (Brockman 61, Lee 5/28). Ferntree Gully 9/177 dec (Wright 54, Sharp 37, Defina 5/29, Adams 3/52) d Monbulk 95 (Downes 5/44) and 6/115 (Winzenreid 45 not out). Knox Gardens 9/302 (Marget 151) d Upwey Tecoma 278 (McCarrick 128, Hughes 48, Hawkes 4/26).

Eildon Park 319 d Johnson Park 94 (Brown 5/40). Knoxfield 7/209 (D. Perry 60, Sundaresh 33, Kodi 32) d Upper Gully 9/88 (Lord 37, Swan 4/25, Evans 3/11). DIVISION 4 Lysterfield 8/165 (Spencer 3/17) d Knox Boronia Churches 153 (Morris 30, Glenister 3/27). South Belgrave 7/340 d Auravale 52 (Ziza 7/22) and 66. Mt Gate 6/123 (Harris 68 not out) d Rowville 120 (Wimalaratna 5/33). Footballers 4/247 (Marriott 97 not out) d St John’s Tecoma 4/245 (Palandri 116 not out, Betts 57).

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CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7359 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, S-in-ister. 6, Tots. 8, Miss. 9, Le-t alon-e. 10, Stick. 11, Lances (anag). 13, Persia (anag). 15, Res-is-t. 17, Par-ish. 19, L-iv-er. 22, Jump-suit. 23, Rot-a. 24, Well. 25, European (anag). Down - 2, Idiot (anag.). 3, I-nsect-s. 4, Tol-d (rev). 5, Rattlers. 6, Ta-lo-n. 7, Tenders. 12, M-adh-ouse. 14, Era-sure. 16, St’i-rrup (rev). 18, Im-p-el. 20, E-x-tra. 21, S’ti-r. QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7359 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Marmoset. 6, Bass. 8, Grin. 9, Magnolia. 10, Glare. 11, Tumble. 13, Orator. 15, Astute. 17, Claret. 19, Mirth. 22, Ricochet. 23, Idea. 24, Beat. 25, Diminish. Down - 2, April. 3, Minaret. 4, Same. 5, Tightwad. 6, Bloom. 7, Skillet. 12, Wretched. 14, Realise. 16, Tuition. 18, Roost. 20, Tress. 21, Stem.

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