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A WARBURTON man who missed the opportunity to connect with his mother after finding out he was adopted has welcomed the repeal of ‘contact statements’ for adoption cases prior to 1984. The statements, introduced by the Victorian Government in 2013, stopped natural parents of adopted children accessing information or contacting their adult children with fines for doing so running up to more than $9000. The current Victorian Government recently added an amendment to the Adoption Act, removing these statements and allowing natural parents of adopted people to contact their estranged children. William Hammersley of Warburton only found out he was adopted in 2012, after living most of his life with his adoptive parents and believing his mother did not want to make contact with him. Mr Hammersley said it caused him great pain to know he could have known his mother before it was too late but the law had restricted him from doing so. “To hear that my mother was told “not to look for me“ and it was illegal for her to do so, frowned upon by society and the church,” he said. “I did eventually, in my forties, look for her, and when I did, it was too late she had passed away, then for the following years I buried it again but always in the back of my mind.” Mr Hammersley believes the repeal of this law will make the circumstances of these adoptions more transparent and help people heal relationships between families that have been separated. “It will allow the truth of the circumstance of the birth and adoption be told to the adoptee by the one person that can - the mother,” he said. “And it will honour the mother’s and parents’ right to tell that truth to their now adult sons and daughters if they wish to listen.” In a letter to Victorian MPs before the

passing of the Adoption Act amendment, Mr Hammersley described the ‘contact statements’ as “discriminatory and insulting”. “Putting in place extraordinary legal measures for post-adoption contact perpetuates the myths that supported past adoption practices. They systematically undermine the parent-child bond and reinforce out-dated views that the mother and child should be kept apart at all costs,” he wrote. Mr Hammersley said removing these laws was a big step forward in healing past wounds caused by the forced adoption practices of the 1950s, ’60s and ’70s. “It feels good that finally in Victoria the government and its agencies are no longer interfering in our lives,” he said. “Finally, we are given the respect as adults to contact each other and to monitor our own life without government interference.” In a written statement, Minister for Families and Children Jenny Mikakos said the repeal was a move towards balancing out the forced adoption practices of the past by awarding equality to parents. “This is an important show of support for parents, particularly mothers, affected by past forced adoption practices, many of whom have sat and observed this legislation being debated in parliament,” she said. “While this change does not heal the trauma of the past, it acknowledges the hurt and ensures all parties to adoption are given equal rights to register their wishes about contact with their family.” The amendment to the Adoption Act passed the Victorian legislative assembly on Tuesday 18 August with the changes coming into effect once the legislation receives Royal Assent. Current contact statements will continue to be in place until they expire, but penalties will not apply for parents who wish to contact their children.

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Pigs secure despite row By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS THE future of the Happy Valley pig farm in Wandin North is secure despite the recent controversy surrounding the farm. Co-owner Andrew Stritch informed The Mail his and his wife’s farm was not under threat after council voted down an amendment to the planning scheme to allow intensive animal husbandry. The Stritches have altered the feeding regime for their pigs by introducing a cropping phase. By adding this step into the pigs’ regular feeding cycle, Happy Valley pig farm is no longer considered an intensive feeding farm. Mr Stritch says it was not all good news for the farm, though, as the changed look of the farm may upset some people. “When we do the cropping phase the paddocks will go from green to brown,� he said. “At the moment it stays pretty green but once we sew new seeds there is going to be more noise and dirt and the amenities will be worse looking in from the outside.� Despite having bought his farming practise in line with the council regulations for his property, Mr Stritch remains critical of the council’s planning scheme. “The national code for outdoor piggeries is based on stock numbers rather than food,� he said. “Yarra Ranges Shire is the only one that has clause 53 that differentiates between intensive

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Jo Stritch with some of the pigs at Happy Picture: KATH GANNAWAY Valley. 142849 and extensive farming based on food.� “All other councils in near regions have managed to assess and grade farming on a case-bycase basis.� Mr Stritch remained hopeful the coming review into farming definitions by the Victorian Planning Minister would change how farming was defined within the Yarra Ranges. “The review will make the shire make a decision,� he said. “They don’t want to be a leading edge but farming in Australia needs to be protected. “Lots of people don’t understand how farming practises work. “Especially ones that say if you don’t feed off your land then it’s not sustainable - no-one does that, it’s not how farming works.�

School celebrates centenary By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS THIS year marks the one hundredth anniversary of the Wandin North Primary School. The school will be hosting an events day on Tuesday 1 September to celebrate the milestone with historical activities, photos, stories and memorabilia from past students and teachers. The school has had many people come forward and supply old photographs and other mementos but they are always happy to have more. One piece of history missing from the school is the bell that was used at the school during the 1920s and '30s. Anyone who has memorabilia or stories should contact the school on 5964 4570.

Briefly Teens safe after search THREE teenage boys were rescued from the bush near Upper Yarra Reservoir in Reefton on Sunday, after an all-night search involving more than 100 volunteers. Two 13-year-olds and a 14-year-old, who were in the area with Kilsyth Football Club’s Under14s team, were separated from their group returning from a walk up a hill at 2pm on Saturday, 29 August. Warburton Police Acting Sergeant, Don Trice, said the “warning flags� were put up at 5.45pm, and that 70 CFA and 30 SES volunteers came out to assist with the search for the boys. Sgt Trice said the searchers heard the boys’ voices during the night, and found them unharmed on Sunday morning after resuming the search. “(They had) come out on a track - they’d walked out from the bush through a gully and across a creek,� he said. “It was some distance.� Victoria Police posted on Facebook on Sunday that the boys were taken to Maroondah Hospital for observation, but that they ‘appeared well’. Sgt Trice praised the “well-organised� search, which was overseen by Lilydale Police, and the determination of the volunteers who gave their time to recover the boys. “It’s fantastic what they (VIC SES) do, and the CFA,� he said. “We take it for granted that they roll out rain, hail or shine, but they do a great job.�

Arrested for car theft A WOORI Yallock man is expected to face court after being caught driving a stolen car during a raid last week. Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Sergeant, Pat Barrow, said that police executed search warrants at a Chirnside Park property on Wednesday 26 August. Police arrested a 26-year-old Chirnside Park woman and a 22-year-old man from no fixed place of abode - both were charged with theft of a motor car and weapons offences. The 22-year-old man was also charged with passing counterfeit money. During the police raid, a 26-year-old Woori Yallock man was caught driving a stolen car, and was also arrested. The Woori Yallock man was charged and remanded overnight, while the Chirnside Park woman was remanded in custody to appear at Ringwood Magistrates’ Court on 9 September and the 22-year-old man was charged and bailed, and will appear at court in the near future.

THE winners of the annual My Place, My Community photo exhibition and competition were announced on 26 August. The winners of each year are included in the Warburton and Yarra Junction and District Community Bank branches calendar for 2016. The competition runs each year and members of the community are invited to take photos that will make up the calendar for the combined community banks. This year was the fourth time in this event that

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Community Diary Birdlife BIRDLIFE Yarra Valley is meeting in the Badger Creek Hall Meeting Room on Tuesday 8 September, at 7.45pm. Bearnie Mace will the guest speaker for evening. The subject for the night is Raptors and Fauna in the Toolangi Forest.

The Art of the Feminine THE Waterwheel Gallery in Warburton will host a multimedia exhibition inspired by reverence for the female form through the ages from 20 August to 9 September. The exhibition is by artists Helen Clancy and Gayle De Angelis. The gallery is open from 10am to 4pm daily.

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An honour for Helen LILYDALE Lions Club has paid tribute to former member, the late Helen Blockley, with the presentation of an honour board to the Wandin Senior Citizens Club. Helen, a long-standing and valued member of both clubs, passed away in January 2014. Lions president George Holland said it was a great privilege and pleasure to be able to present the board, which will record the club’s presidents, as a permanent memory of a

truly outstanding life. Friend and fellow Lion, Sandra Coulson, paid tribute to Helen, saying she was a silent achiever who was passionate about many things, one of which was being a member of the Wandin Senior Citizens. She said she loved to cook and had won many first prizes at both the Royal Melbourne and Lilydale shows and was a very keen knitter who was always willing and able to lend a hand when needed. “I feel very sure that she would be delighted to know

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THE Healesville Pastellers are having an exhibition at Art at Linden Gate on Saturday 5 September. All are welcome to join the artists for nibbles and wine by Sedona Estate from 2pm-4pm. The group’s leader Janet Hayes will be in the gallery demonstrating her techniques on Saturday 12 September, from 2.30pm-4pm, and you are welcome to join members of the group in a plein-air painting session on Sunday 20 September, from 2pm-4pm. BYO equipment.

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that the legacy she left Lilydale Lions, to be spent in the Yarra Valley, is going to a great cause, her beloved Wandin Senior Citizens Club,” Ms Coulson said. The board was presented at the Wandin Senior Citizens AGM on 6 August. WSC President, Shirley Rowe, thanked the Lions club, saying it was a beautiful and lasting tribute to a very special woman. Wandin Senior Citizens was established over 30 years ago and meets each Thursday from 9am to 3pm.

SINGING For Your Soul’s Sake is holding their Spring Seasonal Soiree on Sunday 13 September, from 3pm-5pm at the Darron Honey Centre in Healesville. Come and be inspired and leave uplifted. Cost is $5 and bring a plate/soup to share. Contact Catherine 0417 002 793 for more information.

MEETING for potential volunteers and sponsors to be informed about the direction of the sixth Healesville Music Festival and beyond, on Wednesday 16 September, from 6.30pm, at HERD. Live local music, complimentary glass of local wine and finger food provided. RSVP essential by 10 September on 0417 002 793.

The Yarra Valley Ladies in Pink Cancer Support Group THE ladies will be taking an excursion on Friday 4 September.

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Healing Circle AN invitation is extended to anyone who would like support with life’s issues to attend a place of listening and respect at the Old School Building in Badger Creek (opposite Healesville Sanctuary). Wednesday mornings at 10.30am to noon. Hosted by Peter, please call 0429 353 805 for more information.

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By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS YARRA Ranges Council has rejected a motion to rescind its decision to abandon a planning scheme amendment on intensive farming. At a meeting on 11 August, council voted down plans to have the amendment and accompanying submission considered by an independent panel. The motion to rescind the previous decision was lost by just one vote, with both sides of the issue presenting passionate arguments. Marilyn Cumerford of Yellingbo spoke in opposition to rescinding the decision and raised concerns the amendment would open the door for intensive farming practices in the Yarra Valley that would undercut smaller farming operations. “You can farm but you need to farm traditionally, not intensively,” she said. “Just because some people were not happy with the last decision does not mean it needs to be revisited. Democracy means sticking to the decisions that are made even if you disagree with them.” Speakers in favour of the motion argued that sending the submissions to a panel of experts would deliver a more fair and comprehensive review of the issue. “We are lumped in with the worse intensive forms of farming under the current definition,” said Andrew Stritch, co-

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New Alice takes to the stage By JESSE GRAHAM HEALESVILLE High School students took to the stage last week to present an all-out performance of the classic story, Alice in Wonderland. Alice in Wonderland Jr opened at the high school’s Ion Whykes Theatre on Thursday, 27 August, following a matinee performance for kindergarten students. Most of the seats in the theatre were full by the time the Mad Hatter (Rory Davies) burst through the curtains, flawlessly reading the poem of the Jabberwocky. Spanning just over an hour, Alice in Wonderland Jr followed Alice’s journey down the rabbit hole and into Wonderland, in pursuit of the darting and anxious White Rabbit. Each scene in the show was elaborately set with projected backgrounds, props and musical pieces, all passionately performed by the students, who never missed a beat with their lines. Alice’s transformation at the hands

of Wonderland’s various food and drinks were illustrated by cast changes, with four different Alices acted out by Nikita Aldridge, Amber Winthrop, Tiani Heatherich and Estelle Peterson. The well-known Cheshire Cat was also acted out by five students - Faith Butler, Lucy Waddingham, Sophie Smith, Nicole Maile and Molly Hore. And the group made the change work, with three on stage finishing one another’s sentences and moving as one through the scenes. Memorable scenes and characters from the Lewis Carroll novel and Disney’s adaptation of the story can be found in the stage show, with the Mad Hatter and the Caterpillar (Chenile Chandler) stealing the show with animated delivery. Referencing the original novel’s game of flamingo-croquet, the story deviates slightly by having Alice go up against the Queen of Hearts (Hannah Chan-Algie) in a game of Simon Says - with ridiculous results.

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The show was also performed on Friday 28 and Saturday 29 August. From the well-performed songs, fantastic technical production and character-developing scenes, to the many funny moments - Alice’s introduction to Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum is a standout - Alice in Wonderland Jr is a powerful show, which will set a high bar for performances in the years to come.At the end of the show, principal George Perini spoke glowingly about the efforts of the staff and students involved in the performance, from technical support, sound and lighting through to the cast themselves.

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A WARBURTON performer will take on the big city later this month, bringing his unique children’s performances to Docklands as part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival. Woody Clark, of Woody’s World, will perform at the Wonderland Spiegeltent in Docklands from Saturday 19 September to Sunday 27 September as part of the annual Fringe Festival. Woody’s World is described as a place where “alley cats sing and dance, mice invite you in for a cup of tea and farm animals gather together for a bush dance,” with Mr Clark accompanied by puppets and guest performers, including his own children. Mr Clark said he had been performing for

well over a decade, and had been a teacher at Yarra Junction’s Little Yarra Steiner School for 12 years. He said that teaching and performing had much in common. “You are really performing a lot of the time,” he said. “Through body language, facial expressions, gesture and vocal tone, you are communicating with your audience.” Growing up in a musical family, which toured outback communities and schools, it seemed only natural that Mr Clarke would pick up the guitar himself, though he said he was shy about performing until he was older. Now, it’s a lifestyle, with his children multiinstrumentalists themselves.

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He said he was passionate about performing for children, and the pay-off was captivating their imagination. “You’re doing a song or telling a story, and you’ve got them in the palm of your hand - it might be small, (but) they’re just totally engrossed in what you’re doing,” he said. “I love that.” Mr Clarke will be joined by his companion, the life-like Hercules the Alley Cat, assisted by puppeteer, Dave Splatt, as well as jazz pianist, Hue Blanes. The Fringe Festival shows will be his first extended season, and that he will be holding a preview show at the Little Yarra Steiner School from 2.30pm on Thursday, 17 September. For more information, or to book, visit www.woodysworld.com.au.

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THERE was me - that is Seth sitting in the sinny theatre, trying to make up my rassoodock about whether I liked Stanley K’s A Clockwork Orange For the longest time, O’ my brothers, I was all on my oddy-knocky in not caring for this film one bit. All my droogs were govoreeting all radostoy about how great this film was, when I found it unbearably camp.

But after watching it again, with a malenky bit of maturity after my molodoy days, I found Clockwork Orange to be a thoroughly intriguing satire. Malcolm McDowell delivers a right horrorshow intimidating performance as Alex, the sociopathic hoodlum caught and subjected to a bezoomy indoctrination technique to cure him of his violent urges. Juxtaposed against his sadism, Alex’s urbane charm and infantile expressions make him all the more unnerving.

The synthesized Beethoveninfluenced score is gorgeousness and gorgosity made flesh, and the classical music gives the ultraviolence scenes a strange balletic quality. I have a little messel, O’ my brothers, that my prior issue with Clockwork Orange is that it expected us to feel sympathy for a grazhny evil sod. A Clockwork Orange resolved itself before my glazzies as a confronting, darkly comic movie about free will, and which boldly challenges you.

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By JESSE GRAHAM JOB SECURITY and skills development have been locked in for disabled Yarra Ranges residents, following a $150,000 funding announcement last week. Casey MP Tony Smith announced on Wednesday, 26 August that Lilydale’s Wesley Fire and Clay, which employs people with disabilities across the Yarra Ranges, would receive a $150,000 grant from the Federal Government. He said the funding came as part of a $1.8 million funding commitment to Wesley Mission Victoria’s Australian Disability Enterprises (ADEs), which spans three years. The $150,000 funding will support Fire and Clay to develop a new business model and aims to support the ADEs as employees with disabilities transition to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Wesley Mission’s Manager of Community Options, Disability Services, Sue Gannon, said that funding grants such as the one announced were “critical” in giving people with disabilities employment that furthered their skills. “It’s really critical, the grant that we are getting,” Ms Gannon said. “This support from the government is going to allow us to build a sustainable business model for Fire and Clay. “Moving forward, there’s the security that there’s always going to be a place, especially within this community, for people with disabilities to find

Rate Notices for 2015/2016 have been posted to all Yarra Ranges Council ratepayers If you have not received a Rate Notice please contact Property Rating Services on 1300 368 333. A reminder that payment dates are:

Payment in Full February 15, 2016

Four Instalments

Monthly Instalments

September 30, 2015

The last working day of each month

November 30, 2015

Starting – September 30, 2015

February 29, 2016

Finishing – May 31, 2016

May 31, 2016

Payment methods: At the following Yarra Ranges Community Links: 15 Anderson Street, Lilydale - 1300 368 333 110 River Street, Healesville - (03) 5965 3501 1/21 Main Road, Monbulk - (03) 9756 7677 40 Main Street, Upwey - (03) 9752 6054

Sharon Martin, Tony Smith, John Newton and Helen Madle with Mr Smith's specially-made Carlton mug from Wesley Picture: JESSE GRAHAM Fire and Clay. 143628 meaningful employment to enhance their skills, so they have more opportunities within the community.” She said the 40 supported workers at the business were consulted when designing new products, and that creative flair was encouraged - particularly when it came to decorating the building’s interior, which now features murals designed and painted by employees. Mr Smith said the announcement of the grant was a “testament” to the business, which provides pottery and ceramics for businesses and residents in the area. “The competition for these sorts of grants is pretty fierce, and the success is because

they’re doing such a good job here,” he said. He said his involvement with Fire and Clay went back for years, and brought along a hand-made Carlton Football Club mug sent to him by the business after visiting and being asked what his favourite team was. “I did have a couple of cups of coffee out of it, but, as you can see, it’s a large coffee cup,” he said. “It has pride-of-place on my bookshelf, behind my desk.” Before he left, Mr Smith, who recently was elected as Speaker of the House of Representatives, was asked for an autograph by one of the workers - and happily obliged.

2444 Warburton Highway, Yarra Junction - (03) 5967 2875 (Please note that payments can be made at the Community Links using cash, cheque or EFTPOS including MasterCard and Visa.) BPAY View -

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Hearing tests for well-being NATURAL Hearing is supporting Hearing Awareness Week by inviting all individuals aged 45 years and over for a 30 minutes ‘free’ comprehensive hearing test. Bookings are required. Because we all know that early identification is the best treatment, why not come forward and have your hearing checked. There are many subjective and objective tests available and results are available soon after the test. Eyes and ears are a vital sense organ. Lots of research is going on globally, trying to find a link between hearing loss and dementia. It was discovered that people who suffer from hearing loss would typically experience a loss of memory and thinking capabilities an estimated 40 per cent faster than those who have no hearing problems. Other potential reasons include that hearing loss would lead to a certain amount of social isolation, or aloofness in life, which could potentially contribute to the decline of mental faculties that is depression. Early identification of hearing loss and their management will help to improve the social and emotional life of an individual. Currently, there is no known reason as to exactly why hearing loss seems to increase your chances of getting dementia so greatly, but there are many different theories being bounced around.

These theories are wide in range, like ‘cognitive overload’, i.e., the brain tires itself out because it has to overcompensate to hear things to the possibility that hearing loss is actually an indicator rather than a contributing factor - the loss of the lower frequency sounds could act as a ‘warning sign’ for vascular problems, which would cause both hearing loss and dementia. Signs and symptoms of hearing loss: • People you speak to sometimes seem to mumble; • Turning up the television volume day by day without realising; • Asking others to repeat if the speaker is facing away; • Speech from a distance is audible but ‘not’ intelligible; • Hard to follow group conversations in presence of other noises; • Women and children are difficult to understand; • People talking to you and walking away, becomes unintelligible; • Some sounds are intolerable and piercing in nature. Natural Hearing, with their ‘three branches’ - located in Healesville, Warburton and Vermont - is working on early identification of hearing loss and their management. Should any reason br identified, then proper referral to their GP and specialist will be made to rule out possibility of any medical and or surgical interventions. Natural Hearing urges the community to come forward and call the of-

Loss of hearing can have a big impact on many aspects of your life. fice to book an appointment. All consultations this week will be ‘free’. In addition, people are advised to have hearing re-checked every 12 months, especially those who are aged 50 and over, regardless of

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So much to Rayve about THE team at Rayve Hair Body and Soul pride themselves on delivering leading-edge hair and beauty solutions. To ensure the best possible look for their valued clients, the business focuses on keeping up to date with the latest products, styles and techniques. For the customer, there is plenty to get excited about, thanks to the availability of the Matrix range (new hair technology to better your hair). Also, they offer affordable service, referral and loyalty cards, promotions on Instagram and Facebook, and pensioner discounts. Bridal party packages are available, including trails, waxing, tanning, hair-ups on wedding day (in salon or on-site); with make-up artist supplied if needed. Rayve Hair Body and Soul’s expertise includes colour, cutting and styling; and formal/ bridal and occasional hair. They also offer human hair extensions (including tape, bead and weft application, and clip in). In addition, they cater for all waxing services (including XXX), and offer eyelash and eyebrow tinting, and Vani-T spray tanning and body care. Clients are encouraged to take advantage of their expert

consultancy, tailored care plans, industry-leading products and techniques, and personalised aftercare advice. In fantastic news for the business, last month the business came under new management, with Bec recently going parttime. Katrina Grimwade, who moved to the area almost two years ago, has come from some very high-end salons and brings with her a wealth of knowledge and creativity. Katrina is keen to deliver some new bright ideas. Meanwhile, full-time staff member, Jodie, who completed her apprenticeship at the salon, brings plenty of professionalism. Rayve Hair Body and Soul has some wonderful specials to consider. These include the new velocity Vani-T tan: after your fifth tan, get the sixth one free. The business is located at 37 Bell St, Yarra Glen. Trading hours: Monday by appointment; Tuesday from 9am to 5pm, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 9am to 7pm; and Saturday from 9am to 1pm. *Mention their advertisement in the ‘Mail’ and receive 10 per cent discount off your next visit. For more details, email rayvehairbodyandsoul@gmail.com or phone 9730 1660.

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Sandy has been in real estate for almost 18 years and is renowned for treating both sellers and buyers with compassion and an understanding not normally associated with Real Estate Agents. This caring attitude has been the reason for our continuing success as we are moving people on in their lives with as little effort on their part as possible. When we list a property for sale, we ensure the property is listed at the right price for the current market conditions. Sandy has received a gold medal industry award for recognition of her ability and has countless testimonials from happy vendors and buyers. If you are thinking of selling your home, give Sandy a call on 5967 2001 or simply call in next time you’re passing by. We are always very happy to answer any Real Estate questions or comments you may have.

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1 SEPTEMBER 2015

ENDLESS SPECTACULAR VIEWS FEATURING three spacious bedrooms, the master offers stunning views and a separate dressing room, while the downstairs offers full ensuite and could even be used as an additional living area or rumpus room. The fully renovated kitchen is just 12 months old, and features quality appliances, while the spacious living room leads onto the huge outdoor entertaining deck, showcasing magnificent views across the near one-acre block and beyond.

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Under house workshop and double carport provide plenty of storage, while Coonara wood heater and hydronic heating keep the home warm through the winter months. With the Healesville Racecourse and RACV Club just a short stroll away, you can enjoy the quiet country lifestyle without being too far from town. Call today and it could be all yours.

Healesville Inspect: By appointment Price: Offers above $539,000 Contact: Mark Gunther FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE, HEALESVILLE, 5962 3030

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LT U S E R T A E R ANOTHER AGT AUCTION SOLD Warburton

$780,000 - $840,000

15 Hillview St Yarra Junction

Auction Sat 29th Aug@12.30pm

Remarkable Mud Brick on 15 acres (approx.)

Beautiful Character Weatherboard

This superbly crafted mud brick home offers features such as extensive use of Jarrah, brilliant views, a versatile loor plan ideal to accommodate a family or for a couple, hydronic underloor heating, wood heating and feature open ire place taking pride of place. Offering 4 bedrooms, the grand master providing his and hers dressing rooms, ensuite and picture windows. The timber kitchen will appease the fussy chef with quality appliances, ample bench and cupboard space and a large walk in pantry. An inspection is a must!

One glimpse of the home nestled amongst a cottage garden & lovely old Oaks will have you immediately captivated. Stepping inside to gleaming polished timber loors, high ceilings & decorative features. Two large separate living zones, three bedrooms, country style kitchen and lots more. Modern highlights include gas ducted heating, R/C air conditioner & much more. Outside there’s a lock up shed & carport, all sitting on over a quarter acre (1109sqm).

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513

Launching Place

$690,000 plus

A Grand Home, Peaceful and Private Positioned down a quiet picturesque road this beautiful character home sits proudly on approx. 1ž acres of parklike gardens and with plenty of space to enjoy. The stunning Mt Gambier Limestone homestead consists of 3 large bedrooms plus a feature study/ofice and boasting period features, main bedroom with ensuite and large walk in robe, built in robes in the other bedrooms, spacious living room with beautiful polished loorboards, high ceilings, decorative cornices and ceiling roses, well-appointed kitchen and a separate meals area. Built with exceptional attention to detail and with exotic timber used throughout, a separate purpose built lock up garage completes this unique property. Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320

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This stunning parcel of land, is lat, useable and has all services available to it. Located in a picturesque location opposite the beautiful Hoddles Creek and with lush established plantings, this block is sitting pretty and waiting for your dream home to be built (stca). Already fenced on 3 sides with a driveway through the middle the picture is nearly complete! Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190

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Jenni Robinson Licensed Agent 15 years

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2421 Warburton Hwy Yarra Junction

Auction Sat 12th Sept@11:00am

Yarra Junction

$320,000 - $350,000

Rare ‘Mixed Use Zone’ in the Middle of Town

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Perfectly positioned this rare 717 square metre site is the ideal position for all of the myriad of uses the zoning allows for including ofices, medical centre, retail shops, and much more (STCA). Formerly the Yarra Junction Police Station, it’s surrounded by all the activity of the township. Currently there is a large portable building and a metal garage on the site. As this is a crown land sale no stamp duty is payable saving you thousands! Crown Allotment 52U, Parish of Woori Yallock.

Beautifully presented and in an excellent location, this lovingly maintained and immaculate home will be your pride and joy. With a view across to mountains and farmland, the two bedroom home offers convenience of a low maintenance. The bedrooms both provide built in robes, a large L-shaped lounge and dining has plenty of space and timber kitchen has ample bench and cupboard space. Outdoors offer a single lock up garage, large fully fenced yard and undercover entertaining. A very nice property indeed!

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 10.30-11.00am (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190

Gladysdale

$490,000 - $550,000

Family Lifestyle Property with the Lot! If you want it all, this home has it. A beautiful four bedroom brick veneer home sits on an acre of land with park like gardens. The abundance of space inside and out includes 4 good size bedrooms, master with WIR & full ensuite and adjacent study/parents retreat, large living spaces lowing to outdoor living with a deck at the front & large covered entertaining area at the rear complete with outdoor bathroom. The kitchen offers plenty of bench space & cupboards including corner pantry & stainless steel large upright gas cooker. There’s also a bungalow outside plus a double garage with home ofice and storage space. Extras include gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling and wood heater, plenty of parking & much more.

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513

Wesburn

$430,000 plus

Yarra Junction

$348,500

3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Level Half Acre!!

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Lovely spacious family home tastefully updated with new carpet throughout and well appointed new kitchen/meals area, 3 good size bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk in robes, split system heating/cooling plus woodheater and formal dining zone. Nestled on a superb level half acre (approx.) (with potential for a pony paddock at the back) offering magic views of nearby mountains and a carport & shed. Only a very short stroll to local school and transport ideal home for the family looking for convenience & space around them.

Possibly the best position in town where you can walk to the shops, library & Yarra Centre is this quality built & well inished home. 2 bedrooms plus study, great kitchen with Caesar stone benchtops, dishwasher & European appliances, ducted vacuum, ducted heating, split system air conditioning, 5 star energy rating, 9’ ceilings and beautiful polished timber loors in the living areas. With an extra-long lock up garage & remote door, paved driveways and all landscaped ready to move in!

Contact: Michelle Jones 0411 085 631

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513

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Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years

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Michelle Jones 0411 085 631 14 years

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Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years

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David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years

Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years

Jenni Robinson Licensed Agent 15 years

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Carly De Graaf Property Manager

Michelle Karanikich Property Manager

Nicky McDonald Property Management

Cassandra Darwall Property Management

Julianne Spendlove Administration

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HOME IN STONE ON FIVE ACRES A four-year-old, one-of-a-kind, custom-built limestone masterpiece, providing 65 squares under the roofline and over 40 squares of opulent living space - set on five acres of peace, tranquillity, views and a lifestyle only the Yarra Valley can offer. Ample water via bore and dam, loads of open paddocks and open space, and shedding the envy of any man - this is the quintessential Yarra Valley lifestyle for the whole family. Here is only a sample of the features this amazing property offers. One off genuine limestone handcrafted residence with structural guarantee, and 10foot ceilings with square set plaster. Beautiful jarrah floorboards through most living areas. Hydronic heating system as well as ducted split-system air-conditioning. Four separate living zones including a theatre room with special sound insulation. Double-glazed timber windows throughout and wide timber verandahs all around. Covered alfresco

entertaining area. Separate children’s wing complete with it’s own living zone. Large 144 square metre shed with concrete floor, fully lined, bathroom and laundry facilities, wood heater and mezzanine floor, own water, hot water service and phone connection. Bore and fully integrated irrigation system with dam. Electric front gates and fully fenced. Separate stables in small paddock. We could go on and on, but the only way to experience this incredible property is to inspect it.

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125 Wares Road, Wesburn

16 Wombat Crescent, East Warburton

• Former guest house, now a spacious home • Almost flat block with established gardens • Master with walk in robe & ensuite effect to the bathroom with spa bath • Wood heater & split system • Large undercover entertaining area with bistro blinds

$390,000 Plus Inspection Sat 5/9 1-1.30pm Or by appointment LAND

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• Beautiful near level 1/2 acre approx • Recently updated with new carpet throughout, new bathroom & spacious new kitchen • Wood heating & an air conditioner • Deck overlooking tranquil water fountain • Only ten minutes from Warburton township

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With the busy spring buying season upon us, NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL! SOLD WITH 4 OFFERS

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5967 1800

5966 2800

364 Woods Point Road, East Warburton

8 Donna Buang Road, Warburton

• Solid brick wonderfully maintained home • 3 good sized bedrooms all with built in robes • Spacious sep lounge with wood heating & split system • Large kitchen, light filled bathroom, hardwood floors • Undercover deck, beautiful garden, double garage • Mountain views, Close to Yarra River

Ashleigh Hall Director/Licensed Agent

Chris Lord Sales Consultant

Warburton 3371 Warburton Hwy

5966 2800

Ian Shipton Sales Consultant

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• Original weatherboard home with mountain views • Good sized kitchen, meals area & adjoining lounge • Lovely wood heater & a gas wall heater • Each room in the house captures beautiful views of the mountains or the established gardens • 2 car garage & lots of storage space underneath

Lyndal McMath Hall Licensed Agent

Wendy Adams Licensed Agent

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Kristen Johnston Professional Photographer

Yarra Junction 2460 Warburton Hwy

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1197016

offers invited above $539,000

$495,000 LI NE ST W IN G

21 Arthurs Road, HEALESVILLE

LI NE ST W IN G

2 centre Grove, Healesville

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spectacular views on alMost one acre

QUIET COUNTRY LIFESTYLE

Featuring 3 spacious bedrooms, master with stunning views & separate dressing room, downstairs area with full ensuite (& could even be used as an additional living area or rumpus room), near new kitchen, wood heating, hydronic heating, spacious living room leading onto the huge outdoor entertaining deck, & showcasing magnificent views across approx. 1 stunning acre block & beyond. Enjoy the quiet country lifestyle without being too far from town.

Perfectly positioned to capture the views across 1 glorious acre approx. & beyond, is this country home.With 3 spacious bedrooms, master with WIR & ensuite, while the spacious kitchen could use a make-over, it overlooks the huge outdoor entertaining deck taking in the fantastic views.The enormous living room offers split system heating/cooling & wood heater & flows into the large, separate dining room. Outside there is space galore with plenty of room for children & pets to run around, while the massive 8 car garage will keep car lovers happy.

8/8 Prince St, HEALESVILLE

BUXTON

Offers Invited Over $660,000 N PR EW IC E

$395,000

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PRIME LOCATION Hard to get 3 bedroom unit, in well set out group of 8 units within easy reach of main street shopping and transport.The home features gas heating, air conditioning, generous living area and built in robes to all 3 bedrooms. Outside you will find excellent outdoor entertaining area, double garage and with just enough garden to have a few veggies without being too much. It’s not very often units in this group come up for sale. Call Mark to arrange an inspection.

WHAT A LIFESTYLE CHOICE ON 25 ACRES Carmyle Farm House has been totally renovated to suit the modern family & set on a stunning 25 acres (approx). Comprising modern kitchen, large lounge/dining area, mezzanine library, office/study, fully enclosed outdoor entertaining area, huge master with central free standing bath large WIR & parents retreat. Outside, the wide verandahs on 2 sides of the home allow you to sit and take in the spectacular views to the Cathedral Ranges & the gardens with ornamental trees, some over 100 years old. Call Kate for your private inspection.

Offers Invited Above $339,000 LI NE ST W IN G

7/89 Maroondah Highway, HEALESVILLE

Offers Invited Above $375,000 LI NE ST W IN G

3/89 Maroondah Highway, HEAELSVILLE

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Inspect by Appointment or Scheduled OFI

DOWNSIZING OR INVESTING? BE QUICK! This quality Townhouse offers master with walk in robe & ensuite, with the 2 remaining bedrooms offering built in robes & serviced by a large stylish bathroom.The large open plan living area is bright & spacious, & complimented by the modern kitchen while gas ducted heating & split system heating/cooling keep you comfortable all year round.The double garage provides secure parking, & the entertaining deck is perfectly positioned to enjoy the landscaped courtyard.

DOWNSIZING OR INVESTING? BE QUICK! This quality near-new Townhouse offers 2 bedrooms with BIR’s, both serviced by a large stylish bathroom. The large open plan living area is bright & spacious, & complimented by the modern kitchen, while gas ducted heating & split system heating/cooling keep you comfortable all year round.The garage provides secure parking, & the entertaining deck is perfectly positioned to enjoy the landscaped courtyard. Ideal for owner occupiers or investors, call Gary today for more information!

9/13-15 smith street, Healesville

Offers Above $550,000

offers invited above $310,000 N PR EW IC E

2 Silverleaf Place, HEALESVILLE

Inspect by Appointment or Scheduled OFI GLORIOUS CHARACTER HOME Located in one of Healesville’s finest areas is this beautifully presented period home. Featuring master with private balcony, enormous ensuite & WIR, while the 3 remaining b/r’s all have BIR’s & are serviced by a large central family bathroom complete with spa. Comprising country kitchen with quality appliances, large family room & sep living area that feature bi-fold patio doors creating a fantastic entertaining area.With a fully fenced rear yard, offering a single garage, double garage & low maintenance gardens complete this beautiful home.

189 Maroondah Highway, Healesville

inspect by appointment or scheduled oFi owner occupy or invest Fabulous neat tidy, 2 bedroom, immaculate presented unit in a well maintained block of 9 with easterly aspect. Featuring split system reverse cycle air conditioning, fresh paint, instant gas hot water service, single lock up garage and all set on an easy care for approximate 290m2 allotment (not too big & not too small).

5962 3030

markgunther.com.au

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TOM’S PALING FENCING

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5966 9141 R.E.C. 8864

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Hugh 5967 2928, 0418 515 414

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Plenty of centre options IN RELATION to the Cerini centre, did it not occur to the group which handed back the premises with no community consultation, and has it occurred to no-one since, that the building could have been made available to the many homeless people sleeping in their cars or in huts and tents in the bush? Alternatively it could have been used as a safe place for some of the thousands of women and children who can’t be taken in by under-resourced and overworked women’s refuges. What’s the betting now that it’s in the hands of a government department it will sit there empty and unused and eventually deteriorate to the point where it will be unusable? And then demolition and a nice valuable vacant block to sell off. Galleries and community spaces are wonderful but we already have plenty of them: how about some thought for our most vulnerable community members? Jude Nampitjin Power, Warburton.

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Triumph and the truth IN HER regular column ‘The state of affairs’, (Mail, 18 August), Cindy McLeish MP seeks to re-write history, aiming to convince readers the Napthine Government’s actions in regard to Leadbeater’s Possum, our state’s faunal emblem, were a still-unfolding triumph. Nothing could be further from the truth. The terms of reference for the government’s advisory group (LPAG) mandated maintaining logging in forest habitats. Inevitably, the recommendations the group produced contained few, if any, conservation outcomes. Any options the group considered and evaluated as likely to benefit the possum could not be recommended because they threatened the pro-logging paradigm and were therefore outside the terms of reference. The government then used the group’s output to mould a new logging-friendly ‘Action Statement’, covertly signed off at the end of July 2014.Then, to protect the forest loggers from a looming change in government, a few weeks before last year’s election the Coalition moved all its ineffective prescriptions to new 'Management Standards and Procedures’, which can only be altered following a Regulatory Impact Statement. Other shameful actions of the government in which McLeish served included allocating all publicly owned forests outside parks and reserves to VicForests and removing oversight of logging by allowing VicForests to approve its own requests to add more coupes to its Timber Release Plans.To allow itself time to consider the new Victorian action statement, the Federal Government’s Threatened Species Scientific Committee delayed its report on upgrading the conservation status of Leadbeater’s Possum from May 2014 until December. The report confirmed the ineffectiveness of the action statement, instead recommending that Minister Hunt retains and updates the 16-year-old federal recovery plan. The actions of the Napthine Government were overtly, indeed proudly, biased in favour of the native forest logging industry and, as such, contributed to the ongoing decline of Leadbeater’s Possum, making its EPBC uplisting to 'critically endangered’ in April both necessary and inevitable. McLeish’s carelessly worded questions and her imaginative interpretations of the answers tell us nothing about the possum’s current conservation status. Instead, they graphically illustrate the persistence of Cindy’s ideological bias and her ongoing failure to comprehend the broader issues around management of public forests. Steve Meacher, Friends of Leadbeater’s Possum.

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THE Healesville Action Group (HAG) is very concerned to see that Yarra Ranges Council has commenced a planning application to change the status of the council-owned parkland on the corner of Currawong Rd and Rosella Crt in Healesville. This land was donated to the Shire of Healesville as a public open space, for use by the residents of Healesville, as part of the land subdivision surrounding it. This move by the Yarra Ranges Council to change the reserve status of this piece of land to residential status, so that it can be sold to boost the council coffers is most alarming. Does this indicate that every piece of public open space land, like this one, that is used for passive recreation is now open for sale by the Yarra Ranges Council? This area where the kids and grandkids of residents can play in complete safety because it is overseen by several residences, or take a walk or throw a ball, is to be denied to residents by this action. What is the council reason for wanting to sell this land? It is too small an area.

Well who said so, has council got a policy that says that all parkland must be large? So are we to interpret all the talk in the current C148 Planning Scheme Amendment about enjoyment and recreation in our parks and open space, Clause 21.07-3 Public open space and recreation, is just that, all talk. HAG calls on the Yarra Ranges Council to immediately withdraw this inappropriate application. John Rosser, Healesville Action Group.

CINDY McLeish presented facts relating to Leadbeater’s Possum (Mail, 18 August); however, she has drawn incorrect conclusions that the previous Coalition Government’s actions were good for Leadbeater’s Possum. At first glance, 341 possums found since they were elected in 2010 compared to only 548 records of Leadbeater’s Possum in the 27 years before looks encouraging. However, these two numbers are not comparable. Since Black Saturday, there has been increasing concern for the possum, resulting in a dramatic increase in surveys. Surveys have nearly all been conducted in locations where we expected to find possums and detection technology (such as cameras) has improved. Despite the rhetoric that it will “challenge long-held views”, our science has always shown Leadbeater’s Possums live in young regrowth forests. But the critical part Cindy omits is they only persist where old hollow bearing trees have been retained. Large old trees are the critical habitat resource for this species; hence the ANU’s most important recommendation was the protective buffering of all old trees to prevent loss during post logging regeneration fires or subsequent wind storms. The Coalition’s cynical terms of reference for the Leadbeater’s Possum Advisory Group (LPAG, which incidentally included VicForests CEO, VAFI, government, but no possum experts) excluded this most critical measure because it would impact too severely on the timber industry. David Blair, Healesville.

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By JOHN WOOD THE end of winter as we know it, but not at the Woods Point Gun Club for the August Maori Creek Championships. A bit of sun and a relatively mild day heralded the soon-tostart spring weather. Sponsors for the day were club members, Peter and Ellen West, Mick Ward, and Chuck and Linda Lay. Mick Ward was back to his best again, while Barry McKenns shared the cash prize for the Eye Opener, 29/30 each. The first event was a 15-target Silent Rise, where the targets are released with a random time delay after the shooter mounts their gun. Ken Skinner mastered this

By JAMIE STRUDLEY KIARA Flavel is the latest Australian Champion at Yarra Ranges after a devastating finish to claim gold at the Australian Cross Country Championships, held at Moonee Valley on Saturday. Competing in the 10-year-girls 2000m, alongside fellow club member Maddie Laven, Kiara produced an outstanding finish to move from fourth to first over the final 400m. Maddie was not far behind, finishing in an outstanding fifth place to earn a team gold. Other Yarra Ranges Athletics athletes competing were Georgia Laven (12th under-14 girls 3000m), Ruby Dixon (27th under-14 girls 3000m), James Laven (28th under-16 men 4000m and a team bronze), Veida Somerville (28th open women 8000m) and Amanda Branson (7th women 40-plus). Lucas Taylor and Lee Taylor competed in the Australian Road Walking Championships on Sunday. Next up for Yarra Ranges Athletics is the registration day on Saturday 12 September. If you are interested in athletics at any age, event or ability come to Morrison Reserve, Mount Evelyn, to find out what athletics can do for you. For photos, results and updated news, visit yarrarangesathletics.org.au or check out Facebook.

delay to score a perfect 15/15 to take the championship sash outright. After a shoot off, Trevor Ewert took second place, 23/24, from Ian Findlay, 22/24 with Ward in fourth place 16/18. The main event was a 25 pair Deauville Doubles with a team of two shooters, four shots, two targets. Broken pairs only to count. Best scores were 22/25 pairs and after a short shoot-off the team of Phillip Desmond and Mick Ward won the event, 27/30 with Ian Findlay and Geoff Hill in second place, 26/30. Peter Lang and Lachlan O’Hallaran took third place 30/40 after shooting off against David Frazer and Daniel Chinn, 27/40 for fourth place.

The day was completed with a 20 target Continental Championship where Hill took the sash, 18/21 from Findlay 17/21. Ron Press took third place 17/20 after having to leave early and missing the shootoff. Seven shooters on 16/20 vied for fourth place with most missing targets early, but O’Hallaran and Ward continued until the youth of O’Hallaran took the prize with a final 29/33 from Ward 28/33, who was fading at the end of the day. Ian Findlay had a good day’s shooting to take the Overall High Gun 53/60 from Ward 52/60 and Desmond, 51/60. The next shoot is the King of the Mountain Championships on Sunday 27 September, at 10.30am.

King of Warburton golf results runner-up with +1. Balls flowed down to square. NTP: 9th A.J., 11th Geoff Lord, 15 Tony Bickley. Saturday 29 August, stableford: Winner was Trevor-Porter, who completed a solid round to

WEDNESDAY 26 August, par: Winner was Lisa-King, who had a very impressive round of +2. Lisa has just returned to regular competition recently and is improving each time she goes out on the course. Secretary-extraordinaire, Graeme Johnson, was

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PUZZLES SUDOKU No. 4048

Quick Clues No. 7386 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 12. 15. 17. 19. 20.

ACROSS Poison (7,4) Mineral (4) Cosmos (8) Gloomy (6) Mission (6) Against (6) Metal (6) Programme (8) Image (4) Accelerate (11)

DOWN Juicy (8) Suppose (6) Busy (6) Measure (4) Famous inventor (6) Musical instrument (5) 11. Retaliation (8) 13. Save (6) 14. Foolish (6) 15. Praise (6) 16. Run away (5) 18. Flush (4)

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Cryptic Clues No. 7386 ACROSS 6. You get it going (7,4). 7. Cut the lip the time before (4). 8. It’s clear I must get myself extra work (8). 9. Pay for you in the later half (3,3). 10. Withdraw the charge (6) 12. A lot of writing that gives point to one’s belief (6). 15. Don’t have a stitch when running (6). 17. Made a true laughing-stock in formulating a denial (8). 19. Have a wager about and win against (4). 20. So little money one blushes to tell? (6,5).

DOWN 1. In writing, she has the edge (8). 2. Attack one, to get into the cabin (3,3). 3. Eager for a change, the daughter went along with (6). 4. Lean first to the left (4). 5. Seems angry when one authenticates it (6). 6. Mean to join mother in Italy (5). 11. Bore out there’s an anxiety about the ancestor (8). 13. Cold again and whipped, may be deliciously smooth and thick (6). 14. Don’t like the set-up, with the man standing outside (6). 15. Dancer who had love crazed males captivated (6). 16. A whole lot, you gather (5). 18. Found the fellow had left scattered and open (4).

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Junior footballers shine By PETER DOUGLAS SOME of the most talented junior footballers in the region showed their skills at Woori Yallock over the weekend. For many, it would have been the most important game of their burgeoning football careers as they kitted up, warmed up and turned out for the grand final decider in the Dandenong Ranges Junior Football League. And, there was some fantastic football played, with some great results and wonderful individual performances. Among the winners on the day were Monbulk (Under 11s), Healesville (Under 12s), Ferntree

Gully (Under 12s Girls), Gembrook (Under 14s) and Mount Evelyn (Under 16s). It goes without saying that this high level of football would not have been possible with the many coaches, umpires, administrators and parents who put in countless amounts of hours. The end result is some fantastic young footballers who are enjoying participating in sport with their friends and family.

H M D B A and Healesville Hornets Basketball Club Mount Evelyn players prepare for the decider against their opponents, Emerald.

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The jubilant Monbulk Under 11s team kicked off what was a Pictures: GREG CARRICK fantastic day for the club. 143714

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QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7386 - SOLUTIONS Across - 6, Prussic acid. 7, Talc. 8, Universe. 9, Morose. 10, Errand. 12, Versus. 15, Copper. 17, Schedule. 19, Idol. 20, Precipitate. Down - 1, Luscious. 2, Assume. 3, Active. 4, Acre. 5, Edison. 6, Piano. 11, Reprisal. 13, Except. 14, Stupid. 15, Credit. 16, Elope. 18, Even. CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7386 - SOLUTIONS Across - 6, Parting gift. 7, T-rim. 8, Over-t-i-me. 9, La-you-t(ter). 10, Defuse. 12, S-creed. 15, Streak. 17, Re-buttal. 19, Be-a-t. 20, Modest means. Down - 1, P-rim-rose. 2, H-i-t o-ut. 3, Agree-d. 4, L-ist. 5, Stamps. 6, Par-ma. 11, F-oreb-ear. 13, C-re-amy. 14, Detes-t. 15, Sal-o-me. 16, A-mass. 18, Undo (anag).

Juniors come up trumps on big stage IT finally arrived, the Dandenong Ranges Junior Football League grand final. After having a week off, the Healesville under-12s faced off against Gembrook in the decider at Woori Yallock. After a few days of persistent drenching rain, it was a relief for all to arrive to a bit of sunshine and a surface that was remarkably dry. The Healesville team was deter-

mined to get a fast start this week against a super-competitive, hardnosed Gembrook outfit, and the under-12s got the job done in fine style. After a hotly contested opening, the midfield worked hard to give the Healesville forwards a chance to hit the scoreboard and Healesville went in a couple of goals up at quarter time. The Healesville running game

got going in the second and third terms, with the backline really standing up and giving plenty of drive. Gembrook continued to challenge Healesville on every line but in the end, weight of numbers and a super team effort saw the Healesville unit run out comfortable victors. Congratulations to Gembrook on a fantastic season; and to the

Healesville team for a sustained, season long performance that saw them finish the year undefeated. Healesville 9.6 (60) d Gembrook-Cockatoo 2.2 (14). Goals: H. O’Brien 3, A. Amarant 2, J. Garvey, S. Gebert, F. Lever, A. Hyde-Thomas. Best: J. Swaney, H. O’Brien, J. Howie, S. Gebert, F. Lever, A. Amarant.

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Step closer towards glor y Division 1 Seniors Healesville 6.4 (40) d Monbulk 6.3 (39) (qualifying final) HEALESVILLE has held on to win a thriller in what was trying conditions where goals were almost impossible to come by. Healesville led by just one goal at quarter time, but they then didn’t score in the second term while Monbulk only scored one major which tied scores at the half-time break. The third quarter was a beauty with both sides hitting every contest at a furious pace. It was two goals apiece for the term, but Healesville did get their nose in front as they led by just one point. The last quarter was a hard slog with scoring becoming very difficult, both sides scored 1.1. for the term, which was enough to see Healesville salute, come final siren which means they will now take on Wandin next week for the right to play off in the grand final. Monbulk will get one more chance as they will battle against Olinda Ferny Creek. Healesville best players: J. Goding, B. Miller, R. Woodford (3 goals) Monbulk best players: D. Ward (1 goal), S. Williams, J. Mohr

Olinda Ferny Creek 12.10 (82) d Woori Yallock 5.9. (39) (elimination final) OLINDA move one step closer to the grand final after ending Woori Yallock’s season beating them by a convincing 49 points. Olinda was great in the first half of this clash as their defensive work was first rate. They held Woori to just one goal in the opening

Kinglake best players: B. Robinson, J. Butterwoth (1 goal), C. Arnott

term while they booted four. They then held Woori scoreless in the second quarter while they added another four goals to their total to lead by a matchwinning 44 points at the main break. The third quarter was more of the same as Woori only registered two behinds while Olinda booted three goals to lead by an insurmountable 61 points. The last quarter did see Woori outscore Olinda 3 goals to 1, but Olinda was well and truly in control as they now look forward to taking on Monbulk next week in another cut throat final.

Seville 10.9 (69) d Thornton Eildon 9.13. (67) (1st semi final) SEVILLE’S final campaign will continue after they held on to beat Thornton in a thriller by just two points. Seville opened the day well, booting 4 first quarter goals to Thornton’s 2 to lead by 13 points at the first change. The second term was a tight affair with both sides adding two goals and at the long break Seville’s lead was just 12 points. The third term was a real tight affair with goals hard to come by, there was only one goal apiece scored for the quarter and Seville’s lead was just 11 points. The last quarter did see Thornton try to open up the play a bit more as they started to go on the attack, and it did start to pay off as they began to reduce the margin, they booted 4.4 for the term and looked as though they just may pinch the game but Seville’s 3.1 was enough to keep their noses in front come final siren. Seville will now take on Kinglake next week with the winner advancing to the grand final to battle against the awaiting Emerald.

Olinda Ferny Creek best players: G. Stevens (2 goals), T. Millwood, R. Mannix (2 goals) Woori Yallock best players: R. Monkhorst, S. Kennedy, T. Gibson (1 goal)

Division 2 Seniors Emerald 16.14 (110) d Kinglake 4.8 (32) (2nd semi final) EMERALD has booked itself a spot in the 2015 grand ginal after a resounding 78-point win over Kinglake. Emerald was great early as they had their running game up and going. They booted 7 goals to 1 in the opening term to set the tone for the day. Emerald only booted four goals in total in the following two quarters, but they were able to hold Kinglake to just one major in that time which saw their lead stretch out to a massive 59 points at the final change. The last quarter saw Emerald finish the day off well as they added another 5 goals to Kinglake’s 2 to win big. Emerald will now await the result of Kinglake and Seville next week with the winner to play off against Emerald the week following.

Seville best players: J. Tucker, L. Aitkins, M. Goff Thornton-Eildon best players: J. Chapman, J. Herridge, B. Haden

Division 1 Reserves Upwey Tecoma 6.7 (43) d Mount Evelyn 4.4 (28) (Qualifying Final) Upwey Tecoma best players: R. Peterson, D. Devers, T. Hansen (1 goal) Mount Evelyn best players: J. Arthur, J. Northey, M. Groenwald

Emerald best players: M. Dompietro (1 goal), S. Paull, M. Livermore (1 goal)

Belgrave 9.6 (60) d Olinda Ferny

Creek 7.5 (47) (elimination final)

Troy Armstrong of Monbulk flies high in the mud.

Belgrave best players: J. McNamara, R. Matthews, L. Dowsett (1 goal) Olinda Ferny Creek best players: M. Stevens, B. Telford, R. Davis (1 goal)

Division 2 Reserves Emerald 8.7 (55) d Yarra Junction 4.8 (32) (second semi final) Emerald best players: S. Steer (2 goals), J. Thomson, W. Ladner (2 goals) Yarra Junction best players: J. Williams, J. Dark, J. Blackler

Alexandra 6.9 (45) d Gembrook Cockatoo 4.8 (32) (1st semi final) Alexandra best players: M. Mitchell, J. Purcell, T. Halligan (1 goal) Gembrook Cockatoo best players: R. Hicks (1 goal), M. Wybrott, G. Hartridge Under 18s

Upwey Tecoma 13.11 (89) d Olinda Ferny Creek 10.4 (64) (qualifying final 2)

Mount Evelyn best players: R. Toughill, D. Giblin, B. Forbes

Division 1 A Grade Netball Wandin 36 d Yarra Glen 28 (qualifying final) Mount Evelyn 31 d Warburton Millgrove 30 (elimination final) Division 1 B Grade Netball Mount Evelyn 40 Olinda Ferny Creek 31 (qualifying final) Warburton Millgrove 42 d Yarra Glen 34 (elimination final) Division 1 C Grade Netball Olinda Ferny Creek 38 d Mount Evelyn 27 (qualifying final) Belgrave 33 d Warburton Millgrove 31 (elimination final) Division 1 D Grade Netball Olinda Ferny Creek 27 d Warburton Millgrove 16 (qualifying final) Healesville 22 d Upwey Tecoma 19 (elimination final)

Upwey Tecoma best players: L. Duckworth (1 goal), A. Milner, T. Danyi Olinda Ferny Creek best players: S. Richardson, J. Kennedy, D. Raymond (1 goal)

Healesville 10.13 (73) d Emerald 5.5 (35) (qualifying final 1) Healesville best players: T. Tweedie (1 goal), D. Senior, J. Clark Emerald best players: J. Pedder (1 goal), H. Lang, K. Asling

Wandin 15.5 (95) d Woori Yallock 5.5 (35) (elimination final 1) Wandin best players: M. Debono, P. Hodgett (9 goals), D. Alexander Woori Yallock best players: J. Vandenboom, J. Cousens, C. Long

Yarra Glen 9.10 (64) d Mount Evelyn 6.7 (43) (elimination final 2) Yarra Glen best players: A. Moate (1 goal), N. Wilson, R. D’Argent

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