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Daniel Andrews, James Merlino, students and community members at the announcement on Monday. 145747 institutions,” she said. “I’m cautiously optimistic that it will work. “If it doesn’t, that’s it - no-one’s going to want anything to do with it if it doesn’t. Ms Fyffe said the situation had been “exhausting”, with Swinburne announcing its closure under the former government and beginning a long process to find a successor. “We’ve got students there - that’s my main thing,” she said, “The students have to show by use of their feet that they want this.” Healesville High School principal

He said courses would begin at the site as of first semester next year, and that the course offering would reflect demand. Mr Gray said Bachelor Degrees would be available for students studying on-site, as well as pathway programs to Deakin University. He said the new buildings on the site would not be complete for another 18 months. Evelyn MP Christine Fyffe said she welcomed the announcement of the new providers to the site. “Box Hill, William Angliss and Deakin are all excellent educational

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George Perini said he was “excited” by the announcement, and praised having facilities, such as the Yarra Ranges Technical School, close to home. “I think we need to have education for our community as close to our doorstop as you can,” he said. “It’s going to make a huge difference to students with high potential, and we will make sure that their aspirations and dreams are met through that program.” Mr Perini said that principals from around the valley would be working with BHI to help determine course offerings.

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Evelyn candidate, Peter Harris, and a group of community members, made the pledge to re-open the site “by any means necessary” in the lead-up to last year’s state election. Students and principals from high schools in Lilydale and the Yarra Valley were present at the announcement, and joined Mr Andrews for a photo on the front lawn of the campus. BHI CEO Norman Gray declined to comment on the amount of money BHI had paid in their bid for the site, though the government had previously pledged $10 million to assist in the reopening.

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BOX HILL Institute has been named as the education provider taking over Lilydale’s former Swinburne campus, Premier Daniel Andrews announced. Mr Andrews joined Minister for Education and Monbulk MP James Merlino and Skills and Training MP Steve Herbert at the campus at 10am on Monday 19 October, to announce Box Hill as the successful bidder for the site. Mr Andrews said Box Hill Institute (BHI) would work with Deakin University and William Angliss Institute to run courses from the campus as of first semester next year. The plan for the campus includes TAFE and higher education courses, a childcare centre, a biosecurity centre, and an industry research centre, which will be complemented by the Yarra Ranges Technical School, announced by the government earlier this year. Mr Andrews said Melba Support Services would also remain on the site, and paid tribute to those who campaigned for the reopening of the campus. “It was, at the time, described as something that would never happen,” he said. “It was something that was described at the time as being ‘a bit too much’. “To everyone who has been involved in the campaign and the fight, everyone who made sure an incoming government knew how important this facility was to the community out here in the east, I say thank you.” Mr Andrews pointed out formerHealesville resident Amie TemplarKanshlo (nee Watson) as the one who campaigned as a Swinburne student against the closure in 2013. Mr Merlino said that re-opening the site was the “single biggest issue” in his time as Monbulk MP, and said the community reaction to the closure was “extraordinary”. He, along with Mr Andrews, then-

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Light for the fight By JESSE GRAHAM A NEW fire engine bought with community donations will give the Healesville CFA the ability to fight fires in tight spaces during the coming fire season. The CFA purchased the new, $180,000 ultra-light truck with money donated by the community, through firefighters helping with parking at Rochford concerts, and events such as the Black Saturday Remembrance Cruise. Healesville CFA Captain Graeme Bates said the new truck was smaller and more agile than the brigade’s other vehicles, and could get into areas where other trucks couldn’t reach. “It’s a four-wheel-drive, so it can get to those remote spots where there’re lightning strikes in the bush,” he said. “So we can get in, use minimal water, and get back out.” First Lieutenant Ken Glenn agreed and said the truck could access many areas in Healesville that were currently difficult for fullsized trucks. “There are quite a few areas up the Chum, up the Myers (Creek Road) and, needless to say, up the Spur ... where it’s going to be an asset,” Mr Glenn said. He said the ultra-light truck, which is a distinct yellow and chrome colour, had “upgraded the fire capacity of the brigade”, with a high-pressure pump, 1000-litre water storage and room for three firefighters. The one hitch, Mr Glenn said, was that when people maintained their property in the lead-up to fire season, they did not maintain their

HEALESVILLE musician Ben Mitchell has put a new album to the people, setting up a crowdfunding campaign for his upcoming release. Mr Mitchell has been running a crowdfunding project for a new album, titled Ben Mitchell’s New Summer Record, through Pozible. The campaign, which ends on 25 October, asks people to make pledges or donations towards a $15,000 goal, which will cover the costs of producing a new album. Pledges are rewarded with either digital downloads of the album, physical copies sent out before the official release date, all the way to acknowledge-

Smashed their way out POLICE are searching for a gate-destroying driver, who took a joyride around the Levantine Hill estate in Coldstream last week, before smashing their way out of the property. Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Acting Sergeant, Marc Hodgson, said someone in a white Mitsubishi Magna sedan drove around the property at 11am on Thursday, 15 October. The gate to the property then closed, and the driver forced their way through the gate, causing “significant damage”. “The vehicle was last seen driving towards Healesville,” Det Act Sgt Hodgson said. He said the car was bearing stolen registration plates at the time of the incident. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or to submit a confidential crime report to www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.

Power tools theft POWER tools and equipment have been stolen from Healesville’s Queens Park oval, and police are asking anyone with information to come forward. Between 4pm on Tuesday, 13 October, and 7.30am the next day, unknown persons entered a site shed near the oval, adjacent to Don Road, and stole a brushcutter and a whacker-packer compactor. Healesville Police Sergeant, Stewart Thomson, said the total value of the items was $2000 and urged anyone who saw any suspicious activity to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or to submit a confidential crime report to www. crimestoppersvic.com.au.

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Stacey and Troy Kinsmore with Healesville CFA's Teagan Morris and the brigade's new ultra-light Picture: JESSE GRAHAM truck. 145157 driveways for easy CFA access. “Unfortunately, a lot of people don’t look after their driveways and don’t realise these trucks aren’t smaller than what they used to be they only get bigger and bigger,” Mr Glenn said. For a firetruck to enter a property, the driveway must be at least three metres wide and have a height clearance of three metres -

the trucks are also eight metres long, making turning around difficult. “If they want us to get into their property, they need to look after their driveways,” Mr Glenn said. Captain Bates said the brigade had been well-supported by community groups and events, such as the annual Black Saturday Cruise, which donates thousands of dollars

to the brigade each year. Residents Stacey and Troy Kinsmore and Wendy Bennett organise the yearly event, drawing hundreds of cars and visitors to the Healesville Railway Station for entertainment and a moment of silence. The next challenge, Mr Glenn said, was raising $600,000 for a new large truck in five years' time.

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ment on the album artwork or a private performance. He said the experience had been “rewarding and challenging” - the reward being the support rolling in from more than 50 pledgers, the challenge being trying to sell his idea to the world. “The reason you record an album is to present the songs in the best light, and so I guess I’m asking people to believe in the next album, based mostly on my previous one, which did pretty well,” Mr Mitchell said. “I’d never done it before and I liked the idea of building a community of people and positive energy, around the creation of an album of my music.” He said the new release would be a mix of indie, pop

and rock, “with a bit of soulcountry styling” from slide guitar and harmonies, and would be themed around summer. “The theme is definitely summer, and all it brings: holidays, love, fun, adventure, travel and plenty of hooking up,” he said. Mr Mitchell said, if the project reaches its goal, about 12-15 songs would make it on the album, and pledgers would have the finished work by the end of December. Pozible only processes pledges if the project reaches its goal, and the deadline is about noon on Sunday 25 October. For more information, visit www.pozible.com/benmitchellsong

POLICE are warning residents to keep clear of the Tarrawarra Tunnel on the Yarra Valley Railway line, as officers investigate a number of graffiti incidents in the town. Healesville Police Sergeant, Stewart Thomson, said that graffiti had been spotted at the Healesville Railway Station, at the football grounds at the Queens Park oval and at the Tarrawarra railway tunnel. Sgt Thomson said the tunnel was a major tourism asset for the town and part of the town’s history, and now had to have graffiti - some of it obscene - scrubbed off it. He said that the tunnel and the railway tracks surrounding it were private property, leased by the Yarra Valley Railway, and that going inside the tunnel on foot was trespassing. Sgt Thomson said that signs were also located in the areas around the tunnel, discouraging people from entering, and that police would prosecute those caught. “We’ll be actively enforcing it,” he said. Anyone who has information on the graffiti is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or to submit a confidential crime report to www. crimestoppersvic.com.au.

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Motorists also flock to the region to enjoy some of the stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most popular roads through our National and State Parks. This means there are more people, more cars and more motorcycles on our roads and therefore a greater chance of motor accidents taking place. Instances of drink and drug driving, speeding, unlicensed driving and fatigue occur on our roads every day, but there are a number of ways government can make roads safer and lower the chances of accidents occurring. I am committed to working with our community to improve the condition and safety of our roads. One community I am proud to be presently working with is in Woori

Yallock where the primary school is campaigning to have flashing 40 km/h speed signs installed on the Healesville-Kooweerup Road. This was an election commitment made by the former Coalition Government, and it is very disappointing for this community to see the Andrews Government fail to deliver. I am looking forward to presenting this petition to parliament soon and calling on the government to deliver this desperately needed upgrade. More recently, I called on the Minister for Roads and Road Safety to reseal Healesville-Kooweerup Road at Yellingbo in particular around the intersection of Lemongum Road which has been the site of a number of accidents and a recent fatality. With local

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Left devastated by Men’s Shed break-in By JESSE GRAHAM THE YARRA Glen Men’s Shed has been devastated by a second robbery in the last three weeks, with a bolteddown safe torn out from the shed and dumped in the Yarra River. President Terry Hallpike told the Mail that he arrived at the shed on Anzac Avenue in Yarra Glen, about 8.50am on Thursday 15 October, to find cans of soft-drink littered on the ground. He said he then noticed the back door swinging on its hinges - and realised there had been a second break-in. As Lilydale police officers dusted for fingerprints and took photos of the damage to the shed, Mr Hallpike said a safe stolen in the break-in had been purchased before the shed was last broken

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into, overnight between 30 September and 1 October. Though the safe made it through the first burglary and was bolted to the floor, thieves stole it during the burglary overnight between Wednesday 14 and Thursday 15 October. Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Acting Sergeant Marc Hodgson said that thieves jemmied the back door of the shed open the same method of entry as in the first burglary. Det Act Sgt Hodgson said the safe, which contained money and office documents, was found in the Yarra River in Warrandyte’s Mount Lofty Park, near a canoe launch area. Though the office documents were

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recovered, the money inside the safe was gone. Men’s Shed member Alex Lagerwey said that members were devastated by the robbery, particularly after power tools and the shed’s defibrillator were stolen in the last break-in. “We’re devastated - absolutely crestfallen,” he said. The tools and defibrillator stolen from the shed were engraved with “YGDMS” for Yarra Glen and District Men’s Shed. Det Act Sgt Hodgson asked anyone who saw any suspicious activity, or who has more information on the break-in to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or to submit a confidential crime report to www.crimestoppersvic.com.au

Council to pull out of day care, for private schemes By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS YARRA Ranges Council unanimously voted to end its Family Day Care scheme last week, in favour of privately run programs. The cost to ratepayers for the service, whose popularity has steadily declined in recent years, was cited as one of the main reasons for ending the scheme. The council's vote to discontinue the program only 15 months after voting to save it at a council meeting in June 2014. Educators and families that currently utilise the program will be fully supported to transfer into privatelyrun schemes, which will ultimately be cheaper for ratepayers and families. The council supplied the family day care scheme at a cost to council of $403,425 and loss of $266,930 of ratepayer funds in the 2014/15 financial year. There are currently 197 families with 241 children using the scheme, 77 per cent of whom are Yarra Ranges residents. About 2.5 per cent of 1-4 years olds and their families who live in the Yarra Ranges who will be affected by this change. At the council meeting on Tuesday 13 October, there were no speakers against the motion to end the scheme and one speaker in favour of it. Kathi Hewitson of Foundations Family Day Care was the sole speaker in support of the motion and assured councillors the private child care sector in the Yarra Ranges was a better option. Ms Hewitson said her day care service was cheaper and better equipped than council’s currently but was operated under the same regulations and standards. “Currently council charges $2.40 per child per hour plus an admin levy where as we charge $1.70 and all op-

erate under same standards, Act, regulations and safety standards,” she said. “The council also charges educators $2000 to be part of the service, plus additional costs to be part of the scheme where we don’t charge educators anything.” “In effect, the council is charging a lot of money for a service that is not giving value for money.” Presently there are 46 registered Family Day Care Schemes for the Yarra Ranges and Ms Hewitson said her service alone could accommodate the families and educators that may be put out by the change. “My service has 84 families with 16 educators where council has 197 families with 24 educators,” she said. “My service approval is for 60 educators so we can easily accommodate current educators and families.” Yarra Ranges Shire social and economic development director Allie Wastie said the council would provide all support needed for educators to make the transition to other providers. “It’s quite in depth what council officers have put in place to ensure a smooth transition for educators,” she said. Ms Wastie noted there had already been a briefing with educators to let them know what was contained in the report and there would be further forums for educators to identify any questions and finalise which alternate providers were available. “Council officers will assist educators with funding the update of police checks, first-aid training, etc, to ease the transition to other providers,” Ms Wastie said. The transition of educators and families to alternate providers will commence in the coming weeks with the operation of council-run Family Day Care ending on 31 January next year.

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Letters Wood for the trees LET me quote from Maria McCarthy’s article in last week’s issue (Mail, 13 October) titled ‘Heatwave Warning’. “Just because you’re not living in the forest you’re not free from fire risk, many urban areas of the Yarra Ranges have significant risk because they have grass, bush or parkland around them.” In the same issue, the shire proudly announces the planting of thousands of native plants on every vacant corner of bare ground, being native and inflammable; provide wonderful fuel for fire to spread through built-up areas. Everybody I know is baffled by these forests of too closely spaced plastic tubes which are supposed to 'beautify’ our open spaces. What on earth is wrong with open spaces? At least they might provide some fire breaks. I know this is un-Australian - if something has to be planted in this fire-prone country we live in, deciduous shrubs and trees provide a proven barrier to the spread of fire. Peter Behrendt, Don Valley.

Consider why town is a treasure IT’S a shame that Mr Draper prefers to stifle debate on the prosed Aldi in Healesville is his recent letter (Mail, 13 October). Personally, I think it is a good thing for the community to consider what they treasure about the identity of their small town. Is it purely economical? Do we live here because we want instant ac-

cess to cheap groceries? It is good to have a regular conversation about the difference between local businesses and those that are internationally owned and run. Which business owners care about the atmosphere and environment of the town around them? Who attends Chamber of Commerce meetings, support local groups with their presence as well as their money, and are found at the many special events held in Healesville? This issue is about the alignment of economy with what is best for the whole community. Any new business needs to fit into the holistic picture that supports, and hopefully even improves, the people and environment of the area. Now that is worth having a conversation about. Elissa Roper, Yarra Glen.

Aldi hopefully not eyesore LOCALS who think of jobs and cheaper food prices will welcome Aldi. A second supermarket was inevitable in Healesville, but does it have to be located on the corner of Maroondah Highway and Church Street? I hope the shire has car parking and trafficflows sorted out. The corner is already a difficult junction to negotiate. Also, one hopes the shire has its advertising under control. Will advertising American style (as big and dominating as you can make it) be at the significant entrance to the town, a welcome to Aldi,

rather than welcome to the decreasingly unique and historical town of Healesville, another step in bringing the streetscape in line with Ringwood? Well done ‘Mountain Views Mail’ for having Danny Zemp’s cartoon; one picture is worth 1000 words, as they say. Gardens and trees need to be included, if it must be there. Make it the best-looking Aldi ever. Peter Hannaford, Healesville.

Adoption for no-one AS AN adopted person, I think the biological link to a mother is the key and if there is no connection to your biological mother, there is an enormous gap in one’s life and there is no substitute. I do not argue that same-sex couples cannot be good parents. Given present law allows heterosexual couples to adopt, I cannot oppose same-sex couples the same equal right. However, I do not believe either should have the right to adopt. Adoption has so many negative effects, and life-long trauma, for many adopted people, their parents and families. Another concern I have is the introduction of a large group with a demand for supply of children for adoption; where are the children and, in particular babies, coming from? The availability of children available for adoption is low. That is not because of an anti-adoption culture, it is because people want to keep their babies along with the single mother's pension, and community understanding and acceptance along with other factors. There has been no need for many adoptions to take place in Victoria. So where are the children coming from to fulfil demand of infertile couples, same sex or heterosexual?

I believe that in the best interests of children, adoption should be phased out and abolished and replaced with a well-resourced ‘child-first model’ that does not legally remove a child’s identity, heritage, bloodline; and does not legally sever the child from its brothers, sisters, grandparents and extended family. One that does not bounce the child around from foster home to foster home, that does not separate sibling or discontinue support to the person when they turn 18 years of age. One that brings the child up in a secure, safe, stable, loving environment; with a life-long support family. William Hammersley, Warburton.

Sawmill development not needed THE proposed development of the old sawmill site at the entrance to Healesville is before the council once again, changing just a little from the one that VCAT approved. Healesville needs this development - with its fast food, retail and condos - like a hole in the head. The major roadworks proposed are designed to channel punters into the development, not to make the highway safer for all of us. We have been witness to the deleterious effects roadworks have had on the commerce of Yarra Glen and we should learn from that. It is what happens when roadworks interfere with through traffic. We already have twice as much retail than we need in Healesville, so where is the sense in approving more? We don’t need it but it won’t go away due to the developers’ golden rule, ‘he who has the gold makes the rules’. Stanley R. Burgess, Healesville.

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Millgrove residents Jennifer Winham, Julie Hames, Barbara Mutsaers Frank Mutsaers and Bob Lillie with Cindy McLeish lit by match light at the Warburton Senior Citizens Centre. Picture: VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS 145754

Fight the power By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS MILLGROVE residents are fed up with extended power outages in their community while AusNet conducts work on power lines in the area. Barbara Mutsaers, president of the Warburton Senior Citizens Club, said power outages in Millgrove have extended beyond a reasonable timeframe and caused problems for residents. “On Friday 9 October, we were without power for more than 12 hours,” she said. “The power was out from 8.20am and supposed to come back at 3.30pm but we had no power until 8.50pm.” The Electricity Distribution

Code does not specify any legal maximum duration for a planned power outage but does state “the distributor must use best endeavours to restore the customer’s supply as quickly as possible.” AusNet Services spokesperson Hugo Armstrong said the outage on Friday 9 October was extended due to the failure of a new length of cable after it had been erected. “Outages of this length are rare, and we apologise for the inconvenience experienced by members of the affected community,” he said. Treasurer of the Warburton Senior Citizens Club Frank Mutsaers said they understood maintenance needed to take place but the length of the pow-

er outages was unreasonable. “We understand and we agree that the infrastructure needs replacing and looking after,” he said. “But AusNet needs to be considerate of the elderly people living in the valley that are not able to cope with things like this.” Mr Mutsaers said these extended outages had been going on for more than 12 months. “It’s not an isolated occurrence,” he said. State MP Cindy McLeish met with Millgrove residents last week and assured residents she will address this issue. “The Millgrove community has asked me to take this issue further and I will be preparing a petition to be tabled in the Victorian Parliament.”

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Council ponders over site By JESSE GRAHAM HEALESVILLE’S sawmill site development will be heading back to council, with a new $23 million application for the site finishing community consultation at the end of the month. An application for the site at 17-25 Maroondah Highway was posted on the Yarra Ranges Council’s website at the start of October, with a detailed, 244-page report attached. The report details an epicurean centre, brewery, 70 ‘lodging rooms’, two convenience restaurants, a take-away food outlet and a service station to be constructed on the site, if approved by council.

The application comes two years after a similar development for the site was knocked back by council, only to be approved by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT), with the deletion of a car wash and selfstorage facility. One of the convenience restaurants and the take-away food outlet will have drive-through facilities, according to the report, though the take-away food outlet will have longer opening hours than the other two stores and will close its drivethrough at 10pm. The application asks for the service station to be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, while the take-away food outlet has suggested 24-hour open-

ing times for weekends, with reduced hours during the week. Though the council’s official consultation period ends on 30 October, a spokesperson said submissions could be made on the application until it came before a council meeting - which was likely to be next year. “ ... it is not likely that the application will go to council before the end of the year,” they said. Ryrie Ward Councillor Fiona McAllister said the “intensity” of the development had increased compared to the previous application. She said that she hoped Healesville residents would take the time to read the application documents and make a submission - either for, or against the

development - before the matter was closed. “I’m hoping there’s been a strong community view on what works and what doesn’t work,” Cr McAllister said. Emphasising that she had not yet taken a stance on the development, Cr McAllister said she had “concerns” about the zoning of the land - which had been an issue when the matter went to VCAT in 2013. “I have concerns about the zoning of it, given its prominence, and we call it a gateway site for a reason, in that it’s the first thing you see when you go around the corner,” she said. “The question I have is about the intensity of the development, but we’ll

see what happens.” Cr McAllister noted that, if the application ended up in VCAT, new laws could mean that more importance would be placed on the views of the community. The council spokesperson said that, as of Monday 12 October, six objections had been received. The Mail contacted McDonald’s Australia, to ask whether the fast food chain had any interest in the site - a spokesperson said “we don’t have any involvement in that site”. To view the application documents, visit www.yarraranges.vic.gov.au and click on “Have Your Say”.

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EVELYN MP Christine Fyffe is putting her support behind families in crisis by participating in a resourceful campaign for mothers called the Nappy Collective. Mrs Fyffe’s office in Lilydale will become the drop off point for leftover nappies which will be donated to mothers who are struggling to afford nappies. “Considering how quickly a baby goes through a pack of nappies, the cost can be extremely burdensome,” she said. It is not unusual for a baby to outgrow a particular size nappy or for a parent to have purchased the wrong brand. The Nappy Collective which started in 2013 operates nationwide. The initiative runs until Friday 30 October. The drop off point is the office of Christine Fyffe MP - 143 Main Street, Lilydale (opposite the Olive Tree Shopping Centre).

Bridge to be fortified By JESSE GRAHAM ROAD works to strengthen a bridge on Healesville-Yarra Glen Road will start this week, with traffic set to be impacted until March. VicRoads announced on Wednesday 14 October that strengthening works on the HealesvilleYarra Glen Road over Pauls Creek, near Tarrawarra Road, would begin this week. VicRoads Metro South East Regional director Aidan McGann said about 200 heavy vehicles used the bridge daily, and the works would strengthen the bridge. Mr McGann said on average about 2000 vehicles used the bridge daily, and the works would reduce traffic to one lane and speed to 40km/h during the next five months. “Access will always be maintained for road users, but for the protection of our road workers, speed will be reduced and one lane may be closed at times,“ he said. “Road users are encouraged to allow more travel time and to be aware of the changed traffic conditions when approaching the bridge.”

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Chambers merger plan Healesville Chamber of Commerce president Ben Duff and Yarra Glen Chamber of Commerce president Alex Lagerwey share a beer at the Yarra Valley Railway. 145679 Picture: JESSE GRAHAM

Council takes look at park plan YARRA Ranges Council has voted in favour of commissioning a report by an independent external consultant on the ‘Great Forest National Park’ proposal. The report will balance the benefits and drawbacks of establishing the new national park and recommend whether or not council should support the proposal. A spokesperson the Great Forest National Park has congratulated

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YARRA Glen and Healesville’s chambers of commerce could merge as of next year, with the group’s presidents meeting last week to float the idea. On Wednesday 14 October, Yarra Glen Chamber of Commerce President Alex Lagerwey joined HCC members at the Healesville railway station for its meeting with Healesville president Ben Duff. Mr Lagerwey told the Mail that the two chambers were floating the idea of merging in the near future. He said the idea was in a preliminary stage, and that both chambers were sounding it out to their respective members, with Yarra Glen to discuss the issue on Tuesday 20 October. He said a potential merger would help to cre-

ate a larger body to advocate for businesses - not just tourism - in the lower Yarra Valley, in a similar vein to the Warburton Valley CEDA (Community Economic Development Association). Mr Duff said linking the two towns would also allow more sharing of business know-how between larger and smaller Yarra Valley businesses. Mr Lagerwey said the idea was raised “on a conceptual level” with the Yarra Glen chamber, and that it had received a positive response thus far, but would be discussed further. Mr Duff said if the idea was supported, the two chambers would aim to establish a mission statement, and begin moving “as soon as possible.” What do you think of the proposal to merge the chambers? Write a letter to the editor to editor@mailnewsgroup.com.au or to 244 Maroondah Highway, Healesville, 3777.

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YARRA Valley Racing is all set for another bumper year of racing, kicking off this weekend at the Yarra Valley Cox Plate Day. Teaming up with the Yarra Valley Balloon Festival, the race day on Saturday, 24 October, is sure to be one that gets bigger every year. “We’ve pulled a team of 13 hot air balloons together from around the world to descend right in the middle of the track after the last race,” said YVRC chief executive Brett Shambrook. “Once the sun goes down, we’ll be lighting them up and performing a NightGlow, backed up with a 10-minute fireworks show.” The Balloon Festival isn’t the only attraction happening on the day, with Fashions on the Field, the Yarra Valley Food and Wine Avenue, airplane fly-bys, parachute jumps, live bands and kids’ activities on throughout the day. Just 10 days later, Melbourne Cup Day rolls around with a huge day of harness racing on the cards planned, and a visit from Babba and children’s entertainers The Mik Maks to rock out with the crowd. For more information, and to save on your admission entry, visit yarravalleyracing. com.au.

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Hold on to your hats, ladies PUT on your best hat or fascinator and get the girls together for a fun day at Oscarâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s on the Yarra on Thursday, 5 November. This is the inaugural Oaks Day Ladies Luncheon with a special menu created by their chef to tempt the tastebuds. View live races on the big screen and competition prizes for best hat or best fascinator - Fun or Fancy. With the lovely weather arriving, ladies will be sipping champagne on the deck overlooking the river and grazing on delectable treats in the Yarra Room. Bookings are essential and are available for two or any size group. Why travel too far when you can have fun locally in the Yarra Valley. Oscars on the Yarra restaurant is also launching its new menu for casual dining this weekend - keep an eye on your letterbox for postcards with a free wine or beer offer when you dine in their restaurant over the next few weeks. Tempting dishes include: small plates - pork croquettes, roasted garlic aioli, spicy pineapple and mango chutney (offer not available on Oaks Day). Try their share plates - steamed lotus buns with pork belly or the tofu option with a chilli, soybean paste and cucumber pickle. Then there are the one-pot dishes, Moroccan lamb shank tagine or a portherhouse steak with delectable sides. Stop by for grazing platter to share or just cake and coffee. This venue is a hidden gem and one of the original guest houses in the region from the 1920s ... they hope to see you soon. For more details, visit www.oscarsontheyarra. The inaugural Oaks Day Ladies Luncheon is a must-attend event. com.au or call (03) 5966 9166.

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KEITH and Lynn established Croydon Electrical Service in Yarra Glen back in 1984. The well-known and respected business had its origins in Croydon where Keith started his career as an electrician, also going on to complete an apprenticeship with the original company. Keith continued to work for the firm and in 1984 took over the business and moved it to Yarra Glen. Among his many specialities, Keith completes contract work, his main contract being Premier Homes. Keith also covers private homes, hospitals, schools, underground electricity, and industrial/commercial work. He travels all around Victoria working for various organisations. In the early days, Keith wired up many of the small vineyards and wineries in Yarra Glen. Lynn, Keith’s wife, has been a partner in the business for the 46 years they have been married and have successfully built the business together. For more information, please contact (03) 9730 1426.

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Blitz on motorcycles By JESSE GRAHAM SAFE riding in the lead-up to summer is being encouraged by Healesville Police, with riders warned of a blitz in high-risk areas to try and keep crash numbers down. Healesville Police Sergeant, Stewart Thomson, told the Mail that police would be running operations in November in the areas around Chum Creek, targeting motorcyclists flaunting the law. The operation comes after VicRoads dropped the speed limit along most of Chum Creek Road to 60 kilometres per hour, and a number of serious crashes along the road involving motorcyclists. “The most recent airlift was a 43-year-old man from Puckapunyal, airlifted to the Royal Melbourne Hospital with serious injuries,” Sgt Thomson said. He said the man came off his motorbike on a corner, after “grabbing a handful” of his front brake to slow down around the road’s tight corners. “The only reason he’s not dead was because of luck - there were two killer trees, he went between them,” Sgt Thomson said. “It just wasn’t his time.” He said the road was notoriously bad for motorcyclists, with different surfaces, gravel over the roads, tight or hairpin turns and truck traffic. “People like to come up and they like to do their laps up Myers Creek Road and Chum Creek Road, but the conditions are always changing,” he said. “If you come off, it’s unforgiving.” The operation will involve police checking riders’ speeds, prosecuting bad driver behaviour, testing for drugs and alcohol and checking the roadworthiness of motorbikes, and would extend to areas such as the Black Spur - a much-used route for motorcycles. “If you’ve got a bike, there’s every chance your speed is going to be measured on Chum Creek Road or Myers Creek Road, and your motorbike is going to be checked for compliance,” Sgt Thomson said. “We don’t want anyone killed or seriously injured in our area, when it’s completely preventable."

Healesville Police Sergeant, Stewart Thomson, says police will target motorcyclists speeding along Chum Creek Road and Healesville-Kinglake Picture: JESSE GRAHAM Road leading up to summer. 145625 He said police were also asking riders to make an “honest assessment” of their riding ability, especially when travelling on unknown roads, and to take riding courses if they feel their skills were lacking. That assessment, Sgt Thomson said, should also factor in alcohol consumption, and whether it will impact riders’ ability to monitor road conditions quickly. “If you’re going out for a ride, your first and foremost job is to come home safely, and you should have in your

mind that you will do everything possible to ensure that you get home to your family,” he said. “In my opinion, that does not include stopping for lunch and alcohol - you don’t want to do anything to suppress your reaction, you need to be on your game. “There’s no room for error.” Yarra Ranges Highway Patrol Leading Senior Constable (LSC), Scott Lardner, told the Mail earlier this year that a motorcyclist travelling over 30km/h involved in a crash could ex-

pect serious injuries. Sgt Thomson agreed with LSC Lardner, and said not wearing proper equipment could add more damage to a potentially life-threatening situation. “If you come off of a bike at 30km/h, and you’re not wearing protective equipment, we’re talking skin grafts, grazes, breaks, stitches - massive injury,” he said. Though he said police would make “no apologies” about targeting motorcyclists doing the wrong thing, Sgt Thomson said that Victoria Police was

not anti-motorbikes, but concerned for safety. “We’re not anti-bikes at all,” he said. “We encourage it, we just encourage the safe operation of it.” The operation will be conducted in the lead-up to summer, when Victoria Police’s annual Summer Stay operations will also begin, targeting different driver behaviours from late November to early January.

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WARBURTONâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S FINEST ONE of Warburtonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s finest homes, Birchwood Manor currently operates as a long established and very successful guest house, positioned in one of the most picturesque parts of Warburton. Beautifully presented throughout, this charming home offers all the character and style of the era. Offering the ultimate lifestyle change or an excellent investment this classic home, spanning over two levels, has bedrooms

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Warburton Inspect: By appointment Price: $650,000 Contact: David Carroll, 0419 539 320 BELL REAL ESTATE, SEVILLE, 5964 2277

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320 Tarrango Road, Yarra Junction 3.5 acres (approx) renovated to a high standard. Front decking leads to a huge entertainment balcony with built in bar. 3 good sized bedrooms with built in robes plus a master suite has a walk in robe & ensuite. Large living area & study with split system & wood heater & both the ensuite & family bathroom have undergone a very modern renovation. New kitchen & laundry with stone benchtops & the kitchen also features a combustion stove. Two large workshops, lined & power connected. Double carport & under-house storage. Large gazebo, lily-filled dam & outside brick open fireplace. 3kW 16 solar panels feeding the grid, 30,000lt water tank & bore. Magnificent garden with mature Oak, Elm, Maple & Pine trees, 36 fruit trees, flowering shrubs & 2 veggie patches. The gardens are watered via a pump from the large dam which is fed by a permanent creek. Large chook house & pen, hot house, cubby house, lockable storage room & four wood sheds complete this wonderful package.

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SOLID HOME IN SOUGHT AFTER SURREY!! Attractive brick home nestled in one of the sunniest and best locations Warburton has to offer. This solid brick home offers 3 large bedrooms plus study/4th bedroom, master with walk in robe & ensuite, 2 generous living areas, ducted vacuuming, huge kitchen with pantry and loads and loads of cupboard space. Backing onto the golf course with easy access for 9 or 18 holes, a level allotment with picturesque mountain views and lock up garage/workshop. Easy stroll to Yarra River, Warburton trail & coffee shops this kind of property is often sought but rarely found. A real Gem.

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You will fall in love with this lovely property offering two bedrooms, spacious kitchen, polished loorboards and cosy wood heating. The superb living area overlooks beautiful established gardens leading down to a picturesque creek just meters from your back door. A fantastic property in a tranquil location, a great place to call home and enjoy the lifestyle.

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2 Fern Court Launching Place

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Bricks and Mortar!! Roll up roll up, irst time buyers this solid brick home in a quiet court location is ready and waiting for that buyer who wants to add their own touches and reap the rewards. Offering 3 great size bedrooms, updated bathroom with bath, kitchen/ meals area, loorboards and evaporative cooling throughout. All you need is a coat of paint, update your kitchen and you will have an awesome home close to school, kinder and transport in a sought after location. The lock up garage is a perfect man cave and comes complete with fridge, bar, pool table and table tennis table and the circular drive allows loads of car access. Be quick to inspect this one!! Contact: Michelle Jones 0411 085 631 Inspection: Sat 2 -2.30pm (Photo ID Required)

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Approx. 80 of the best rolling picturesque acres around. Offering acres of quality pasture with some scattered tree and bush area, plenty of water with natural spring and dam, great views enjoyed from all aspects, fantastic grazing land. The ultimate lifestyle escape, peaceful and private. Enjoy the country.

Set on 1/2 acre this lovely character cottage. Offering 2 bedrooms & open plan living ideal as a holiday home or permanent residence. A gorgeous veranda enjoys mountain views across the valley. Surrounded by established garden plus a lock up garage. Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s also a rear sunroom, ideal place to curl up with a good book. Extras include split system air conditioning, gas heater, separate toilet, short walk to Yarra River & 1.5 ks to shops & sports ground.

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Stylish, level and So Much Room to move! Set on a level 1/3rd acre approx allotment is this great size brick home with space & privacy. Featuring an updated kitchen/meals area with wood heating stove, 2 living zones, three extra large bedrooms all with external access & a second living room with additional wood heater.Step outside to a colorful garden area with fruit trees & lots of special spots to sit and take in the superb mountain views, read a book or just relax. Conveniently situated, walking distance to the Yarra River and the township &only 250 metres to the golf course and a similar distance to the magniicent walks the Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Shannessy Aqueduct trail. This home oozes calmness is perfect for family life or retirement and is beautifully presented both inside and out. An inspection will not disappoint!!

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Get your fill of art By JESSE GRAHAM ART of all kinds will fill the fields at Gillian’s Rainbow Bridge next weekend, with artists of all ages encouraged to bring their gear and take part in two days of activities. Gillian’s Rainbow Bridge in Healesville will open its gates from 10am5pm on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October, for an Art in the Garden weekend, inspired by the annual Open Garden Scheme. Annette Conrad told the Mail the event would be a chance for people to take part in workshops and activities at the property, surrounded by rolling hills, animals of all kinds and vibrant gardens - or to bring their own art to work on. “People can come and bring their own art,” Ms Conrad said. “They can bring their spinning wheels, their cameras, their paintbrushes, they can roam the paddocks on the farm or they can join in the actual workshops that are happening.” Marking the Year of the Sheep, Ms Conrad said

there would be plenty of activities centred around wool, including spinning, felting and dyeing, as well as bookmaking, quilting and woodworking workshops, among others. Nature walks and flower arranging will be held on the weekend, as well as plant sales and cooking classes. One of the highlights of the weekend will be a mosaic workshop with Sioux Dollman, which will help to put together a mosaic sign for Gillian’s Rainbow Bridge to sit at the entrance to the property. Ms Conrad said the Yarra Ranges Council had helped to support the event. The Art in the Garden weekend will be held at Gillian’s Rainbow Bridge, 79 Whelans Road, Healesville - off of Long Gully Road, from 10am-5pm on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October. Entry is $10 per adult, children free. Workshop prices vary. For more information, or to book for workshops, call Annette Conrad on 5962 5995.

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Phone Bryan on 0418 396 641

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Hans 0419 514 550 CUSTOM MADE, FULLY ASSEMBLED, QUALITY HARDWARE, VARIETY OF FINISHES QUALIFIED FLAT PACK INSTALLERS.

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TERMITES S A ANTS T WASPS S SPIDERS MI R ETC MICE RATS Commercial/domestic & new/established homes Award nomination - Vic 2012 Pest Manager of the Year

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Qualified Arborists Tree & Stump Removal Mulch & Wood Sales Tree Pruning & Maintenance Council Arboriculture Reports

Free termite quotes - Family owned business ● Termites ● Ants ● Rats ● Mice ● Spiders ● Cockroaches ● Bees & Wasps

Fully Fully Insured Free Quotes Insured / / Free Quotes

0402 943 0458 777770 452or 0458 777 452 Dale Belmore - Arborist

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• Water Services • All Small Maintenance Jobs • Gasfitting

• Hot Water Units • Roofing • Septic Tanks • Spouting • Down Pipes

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ROB HOLLAND Phone 5967 4350 Mobile 0419 389 661

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1300 361 979 0407 674 808

• Septic

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Mobile 0419 131 958 SERVICING ALL AREAS BOB WALLACE AND SONS FREE QUOTES PENSIONER DISCOUNTS

INSTALLED TODAY

BLOCKED DRAINS AND CAMERA INSPECTIONS • Storm water

9735 3700

ANTENNA SPECIALIST

Australian Government endorsed Installer

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TROY HANSEN Ph: 5966 5917 Mob: 0401 327 149 Pruning, Tree Removal Mulching Service Complete stump removal, Fully Insured, 20 years’ Experience.

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COUNCIL PERMITS OBTAINED Commercial and domestic. Fully Insured For Free Quotes and Advice. Owner Operator CALL BRUCE 0414 302 043

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To make a submission please read the information available to download from www.g-mwater.com.au /customer-services / forms / groundwaterforms refer to No.4 (or contact GMW to arrange for a copy to be posted to you). Submissions must be lodged in writing using the template available by either mail or email to Customer Support Coordinator, Licensing Administration, PO Box 165, TATURA VIC 3616 or email licensingadmin@g-mwater.com.au

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BRUCE SHAND, JP. Celebrant. Specialising in home Weddings. All areas. Phone 9879 6726. www.bruceshand.com.au

Fox control Yellingbo Nature Conservation Reserve

Celebrations section of Network Classiﬁeds.

Amended AGM Date Robyn Jane Children's Centre Inc. Annual General Meeting including a special resolution to approve adopting the model rules will be held on Wednesday 25th November 2015 at 6pm at the centre, 6-16 Haig Avenue, Healesville.

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DINING SUITE Blackwood, oval extension table, 6 matching upholstered chairs, tapestry, $300. 5962 3082.

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Re-conditioned, guaranteed, delivered, large range available. Eastern Homewares, 42 Canterbury Road, Heathmont

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$150 per metre Delivered For yard pickup in Healesville $150 ring Michael on

Notice of annual general meeting. LinC Church Services NYV. Monday 16th of November 2015, Pallotti College, 7.30pm.

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Baits will be laid at strategic sites and other known areas of fox habitat within the Yellingbo Nature Conservation Reserve. 1080 poison signs will be posted throughout the baited area and members of the public who are living, visiting or working in the above named areas are advised to take particular care not to disturb or interfere with bait stations. While domestic dogs and cats are particularly susceptible to 1080 poison they are not permitted in Yellingbo Nature Conservation Reserve.

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ALL ADVERTISEMENTS booked under this classification are strictly for ancillary roles only. To comply with the law it is still an offence under the Sex Work Act 1994 to publish any statements intended or likely to induce a person to seek work as a sex worker.

Parks Victoria’s conservation management to restore and protect park habitat includes the control of introduced plant and animal species. As part of an ongoing strategy, notice is hereby given that Parks Victoria will be laying buried baits containing Sodium Monofluoroacetate (1080 poison) on public land for the control of foxes. Baits containing 1080 poison will be laid from Monday 26 October 2015 until Wednesday 1 June 2016.

More information Phone 13 1963 www.parks.vic.gov.au

Phone:

Any person able to demonstrate that their interests will be affected by the transfer of this Licence including any intended groundwater use, is invited to make a formal submission setting out the nature of the impact within 14 days of receipt of this written notiﬁcation.

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1300 859 829 - 0407 356 441 HYDRO JET BLOCKED DRAINS

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Art Exhibition by Lia Williams, guided and self guided walks, refreshments. Located behind the Home Hotel car park - Launching Place (follow the signs on the day)

24 HOUR SERVICE ALL AREAS

CCTV DRAIN CLEANING

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We intend to extract Surface Water for the purpose of: Irrigation To be used on land described as:

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Appliance Industry Assoc. member. LIFT CHAIR, electric, olive green, Oscar, VGC. $400ono. 0437 196 060. Launching Place. LIGHT FITTINGS, 5, round white glass, close to ceiling. $25 the lot. 0419 460 922. Millgrove.

STABLE BEDDING, ARENA SAWDUST Arena Surfacing Local supplier to valley & surrounding areas Equestrian, Garden Supplies & Nurseries

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25 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE

Notiﬁcation by Buyer - Intention to apply for the permanent transfer of a Licence to Take and Use Surface Water GMW Reference No: BPTWE0049-15

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9 Tiled roof repairs 9 Rebed and point 9 Gutter protection 9 Replace valley irons ROOFING 9 Gutter cleaner Over 50 years experience 9 Laser light installation www.keysrooﬁng.com.au Call for a free quote Peter Keys 0429 551 333, 9752 1868 Matt Keys 0407 657 484

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LANDSCAPING

0433 223 796

Ricky Prest: yr.landscaping@hotmail.com

Specialising In: • All Aspects of Stonework • Paving • Retaining Walls • Driveways • Landscape Construction • 3 Tonne Excavator with Augers

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YARRA RIDGE

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Yarra Valley Sawdust 5966 5705 or 9729 7782 V Garage Sales BADGER CREEK, 358 Badger Creek Road at Community Hall, Saturday 24th October, 9am-1pm. Stalls available. Phone 5962 3639.

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1300 55 66 21 Home & Small Business Specialists Onsite Support PC Troubleshooting & Repair

Data Backup & Recovery Computer Tune-Ups Networking Services

www.boostpc.com.au

Letterbox delivery of community newspapers and advertising materials on a weekly basis.

WE DELIVER TO YOU AREAS AVAILABLE IN YOUR SUBURB REGULAR WORK WITH FLEXIBLE HOURS ALL AGES WELCOME

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059 CURTAINS Beautiful made to measure curtains. Choose from a full range of samples, accessories and blinds. We have a qualified interior decorator who offers you an obligation free measure, quote and fitting. No deposit and a guarantee of professional workmanship.

(STUDENTS, ADULTS, RETIREES, FAMILIES, ETC)

1300 654 910 or apply online at WWW.FERMA X .COM.AU

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FOR SALE Launching Place Good position, Good rent, Good lease. Call 5964 7844

V To Share WARBURTON $140 including ills, stu i g ie s, fu o u fu . ph: .

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Murrindindi Shire Council is seeking to appoint a qualiﬁed MCH nurse to provide primary care and education to new families.

To be considered for this role you must have;

We are looking for someone with good communication skills, a positive and ﬂexible team player also able to work independently and with an understanding of rural issues as they relate to child health. Ideally you would have experience but graduates are welcome to apply.

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Want to place an ad but not sure where to start? Call our helpful classified team between 8:30am-5pm Mon-Fri for FREE advice!

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Always wanted to work in Aged Care, Disability or Home & Community Care?

Part time Finance Officer Job description available. Enquiries and applications: Healesville Living & Learning Centre 5962 5982 or admin@healesville learningcentre.org Applications closing 23rd October

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Walkers wanted to deliver newspapers and catalogues in the Yarra Valley area. New venture so all invited to apply. Ideally suited for students, mums, pensioners or those just wanting exercise. Please leave name, address and phone number. Patanga Distributors 0409 632 143

Dental Assistant

•A e ou passio ate about helping others? •Do ou ha e a i a t pe so alit ? •A e ou effi ie t, honest and caring? •A e ou a g eat communicator? •A e ou a tea pla e ? A brand new dental su ge is ope i g soo in Mooroolbark. We'd lo e to hea f o ou! E pe ie ed p efe ed, but not essential. Please fo a d ou resume with contact details to:

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Ya a Valle Qua ies is u e tl seeki g a ight idge ope ato , fo a full ti e positio Mo da to F ida . Co pute operating e pe ie e e ui ed, knowledge of ushed o k a advantage but not essential. Please submit all applications attention Leigh Coombs ia e ail o fa lcoombs @dandypremix.com or 03 5967 3213.

ill e ui es a log a d ope ato a d a docker person. Full time.

Supermarket Management Wa u to IGA is a us s all fo at supe a ket e ui i g a e thusiasti e pe ie ed pe so to joi ou a age e t tea . This is a ha ds o ole ith duties i ludi g o de i g, sto k o t ol, staff a d budget management and customer service. Remuneration negotiable in line with experience. Respo ses e ail o l to:

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V Businesses For Sale

As our business continues to grow we are seeking an enthusiastic and qualiﬁed Motor Mechanic who has the desire to work “in the business” and who is genuinely passionate about providing exceptional service to their clients and customers whilst working in a small professional team.

The position is available for immediate start for the right candidate. Award rates will apply with an opportunity to be mentored by a great team.

Employment

Join hundreds of other business owners in our award winning, international franchise system. ¾ Security of Guaranteed Customers ¾ Earn an excellent income with flexible hours ¾ Benefit from our experience & ongoing support ¾ Only $5000 deposit + 0% finance (cond. apply)

MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH (MCH) NURSE PART TIME, PERMANENT, KINGLAKE

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KIRKHAM, Roger. 15.10.2015. Murrindindi. Mu h lo ed est ate of Joh Ca e o a d fa il . Sincerest condolences to De ise, A d ea a d T a is. R.I.P.

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Big Jims Garage: A full service mechanic business located in the Upper Yarra Valley. At Big Jims Garage we pride ourselves on quality work at a fair price.

1183967-DJ20-15

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New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale. It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identiﬁcation number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice. A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.

For further information, call 136 186 or visit www.dpi.vic.gov.au/pets

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Announcements

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MOTOR MECHANIC / AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN

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HAY. Top ualit pastu e ha . Rou ds $ . S all s ua es $ . 5966 7251 or 0437 359 881.

NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED VEHICLE AN ADVANTAGE

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Ph: 5968 4446 Mobile: 0407 529 902 V Hay & Silage

WALKERS WANTED C1032608-JL21-12

25 Cornelius Crescent Satu da th O to e . a - p . Do sizi g, lea i g sale. Tools, household goods, a pa ts, spo ts gea , fu itu e et .

Computer Repairs

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

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COLORADO Highton, 2011, 2 door caravan, length 31ft (internal 25ft), roof mounted IBIS split system, 184L 3-way fridge, microwave, full oven, TV on swing bracket and antenna, QS bed, 3 bunks with personal DVD players, L shaped seating, extra 3ft checkerplated back stand-up change area, full ensuite, slide out gas BBQ, 2x gas bottles, 2x picnic tables, 16inch wheels with 2 extra spare tyres, twin battery system, full tunnel front boot, full galvanised front boot. High clearance with flat floor. Pull out awning and full annexe. Would suit new family buyers. Excellent condition. $58,500. 0419 030 773.

FORK LIFT Nissan, 1480kg, 4 cylinder petrol, solid tyres, 4 metre lift, $5,200. 0408 554 159.

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CARS WANTED Cars, Utes, 4WD’s and Vans wanted Any Condition $$$ PAID FREE PICK UP

OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK PHONE 9728 1044 LMCT 8887

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TOYOTA, Prado, 2010, GXL, auto, 4cyl, 3.0ltr, diesel, 94,000kms, EC, full history, XXK-137. $41,750. 5962 4879, 0439 338 043. Healesville.

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CASH FOR CARS All types. Pay up to $8,999. Trucks, 4WD, Utes. Cond. apply. 24/7. LMCT 11499. Car removal: 0401 580 093

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CARS REMOVED - WANTED $ $ $

GALAXY Pop Top 2002 18ft. Immaculate condition, single beds, wardrobe, heaps of storage, 3way fridge/freezer, microwave, 4 burner gas top/grill /rangehood/exhaust. L-Shape dinette/seperate lounge seat, rear door, easy towing, registered until March 2016 (P81-689), hardly used, always stored undercover, electric brakes, external aerial point /power lead, main water connection/hoses, full security door /windows. $17,450 neg. Phone: (03) 9724 9066.

REFRIGERATED TOYOTA HILUX, utility, 2014, odometer 3600kms, would suit new buyer, 2400L x 1800 x 1300H measured externally, 82mm fibreglass/polyurethane white gloss finish, checker-plate food grade slipresistant flooring, double rear barn doors with deep freeze multi-blade seals internal flush bulkhead light wired to the tail light circuit, steel frame, alloy mudguards, rear step and docking rubbers, SS Camlock on each door with 'Quicklock' handles, SS heavy duty hinges, SS door holdbacks, SS rear door frame, SS door sills, double seal gaskets on doors, tapered edge doors side door - passenger LH side, doors are key lockable. Reg. MOOJSE (plates not included). $38,500 neg. 0419 030 773.

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CARS TRUCKS VANS 4WDs Drive In - Min $100 to $3,000 (complete) IMLACHS - 1602 Centre Rd, Springvale, 3171

HOLDEN, Calais VL, turbo, blue, momo steering wheel, mag wheels, needs some work, 340,500kms, towbar, reg until 06/16. ZCR-339. $4,500ono. 9737 9571. Silvan

Est. 1980

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WANDIN North Primary School celebrated their 100th anniversary last month, with past staff and students coming together to share memories. A memorabilia display was located in the library while the students participated in historical activities such as lemonade making and abacus construction. There were also outdoor activities such as hoola-hoops, quoits, elastics and marbles that everyone had a great time participating in. Upon entry to the school visitors were given flags to place around the grounds to assist in the location of the time capsules to assist the school in re-locating them. While the school comes closer to finding the capsules, they were disappointed that the missing school bell has not been returned to date.

Students learn about the history of the primary school and how to make abacuses. 145565 Staff and students also went to great trouble to dress up in period clothing for the day and really get in the spirit of the school’s centenary. A formal ceremony included speeches from the school’s Principal Dee Deklijn, Casey MP Tony Smith, special guests,

and students before singing ‘Happy Birthday’, cutting a cake and releasing 100 balloons in school colours. Wandin North Primary School extends a special thankyou to the students, parents, staff and visitors who made the centenary such a special day.

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Letters Smarten up, Peter I REFER to the letter ‘Meters swipe not smart’ (The Mail, Tuesday, 13 October) from current Labor staffer and former ALP candidate for Evelyn, Peter Harris. Mr Harris asks: “Am I not mistaken but was not the local member in government for four years and in this time did she actually do anything on smart meters.” You are very much mistaken, Mr Harris. I raised the serious issues around smart me-

ters on no fewer than 20 separate occasions since the former Labor Government bungled the introduction of the trouble-plagued meters. I raised the issues not only in parliament, but in letters to ministers, through the media and also in one-on-one conversations, with the energy ministers. While I understand why Mr Harris, in his current role, has to be political, it is no excuse for him colouring the truth. Christine Fyffe MP, State Member for Evelyn

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Healesville set for album launch By JESSE GRAHAM AN ALBUM inspired by Healesville and its surrounds will be launched this weekend, as local piano player, Kelvin Kerney delivers his rhapsody to Healesville. Healesville Rhapsody will be launched at 2pm on Saturday, 24 October, at Healesville’s Salvation Army Hall, with residents invited to come and share the music. Mr Kerney, who learned piano from his mother at a young age, will perform songs from the album at the event, and said some of the songs were inspired by places around the town. Badger Creek Forest, track 10, for example, is inspired by the walking trails that weave through the forest at Badger Weir. The album’s title track, Healesville Rhapsody, was made after Mr Kerney saw the Grace Burn flowing under the highway and the ferns that surround the area. He told the Mail that viewing the Yarra Valley from Skyline Road in Christmas Hills helped him to compose Healesville Rhapsody, after moving to the area six years ago. “I hadn’t been there very long, and I sort of fell in love with the place as soon as I moved up here,” he said. “I frequently have gone up to Christmas Hills above Yarra Glen and ... you can go down and look over the valley, and it looks

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Healesville's Kelvin Kerney will launch his debut album this weekend. 145022 Picture: ROB CAREW like an Arthur Streeton painting. “It’s a beautiful area, here, and it never ceases to amaze me.” The launch of Healesville

Rhapsody will be held at the Healesville Salvation Army Hall, 114 Maroondah Highway, from 2pm on Saturday, 24 October.

Move, shake, rock, and roll By JESSE GRAHAM MOVERS, shakers and dancers are being called on, to take part in flash-mobs and dances around the Yarra Ranges next year. The Yarra Ranges Council&rsquo;s Dance Here project will run from 15 March to 15 April 2016, with dances, flash-mobs and performances to be held in towns through the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges. Cultural Development Officer, Megan Rowland, said that people of all interests and skill-levels were encouraged to get involved, meet other likeminded people and organise their own events with the council. &ldquo;You don&rsquo;t need to be a dancer, you just need to have an idea and the enthusiasm to make it happen,&rdquo; a flyer advertising the project read. An information night will be held on Monday, 26 October, from 6-7pm at the Montrose Town Centre, where the project will be mapped out with residents. Ms Rowland said that those interested could attend the meeting, map out their project, then apply online for funding through the council to make it happen. She said that she hoped Dance Here would be embraced by enough residents to hold performances every day in March-April next year. &ldquo;Ideally, there&rsquo;d be something, somewhere, every single day for a month,&rdquo; she said. Applications for Dance Here proj-

Above: Dancers Mandy Pickett and Viv Rogis show off their moves in a performance on Healesville's main street. 145086 Pictures: ROB CAREW Right: Dancers Viv Rogis and Mandy Pickett dance with Healesville's Harry Buettner. 145086

ect funding, of $250-$1500, open on 26 October, and close on 26 November. For more information, visit www. yarraranges.vic.gov.au/dancehere, attend the meeting at Montrose Town Centre, 935 Mount Dandenong Tourist Road, Montrose, on 26 October, or call Megan Rowland on 1300 368 333.

Entry is free, and visitors will be able to hear Mr Kerney play, and can purchase the album at a special price.

WARBY Valley Rocks will knock visitors’ socks off and assist refugees around the world. On 24 October a benefit will be held at Reefton Hotel in McMahons Creek to raise funds for Save the Children Fund and Doctors Without Borders. Bands such as the Yarra River Band and Tortured Artists will feature at the event. Organiser Jude Power said there are still opportunities for bands to get involved in this good cause. “I’m trying to get more locals involved because things won’t change unless more people are making changes,” Ms Power said. She said the picture of a Syrian toddler who was

found dead on a Turkish beach in September sparked her thoughts to help. “That photo just got me so upset that I thought there’s no use crying, I have to do something about it,” Ms Power said. The picture of Aylan Kurdi lying face-down on a beach after he drowned shocked the world. He was one of 12 Syrians, including his older brother and mother, who died when their boat capsized on its way from Turkey to the Greek island of Kos. Warby Valley Rocks will run from 10am to 10pm. For more information contact The Reefton Hotel on 5966 8555. Admission is $15 for concession, $20 for part timers, $30 for full timers and kids underage are free.

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Winners are grinners WARBURTON BOWLS OVERCAST weather welcomed the bowlers for the third game of the Saturday Pennant Season. Warburton 1 played away against Donvale and won 94 to 76. Rink scores were: P. Caneva 27/16; B. Woods 18/19; P. Woods 23/20 and A. Donohue 26/21. Welcome to Stan Anderson and David McConachy up to the 1sts and playing in winning rinks. Warburton 2 played Yarra Glen

The Tuesday Pennant side continued their good start to the season winning 74 to 43 against Croydon. Rink scores: R. Zunnerberg 28/11; Rod Zunnerberg 26/12 & S. Freestone 20/20. We welcomed the Upper Yarra Community House VCAL students to our club on Friday afternoon, the first session of a six-week program of barefoot bowls. Thanks to club president, Rodney McKail, and Adrian Holmes for supervising the session.

3 at home and won 102 to 47. Rink scores: G. Wynd 23/12; S. Mahoney 30/10; P. McConachy 19/17 and P. Summers 30/8. ‘New bloke’ Mick Brennan played well in his first game back for quite a while. Coral Reynolds in her first game for the season got close to the jack and Glenys Lewis played very well in her return to the team. Warburton 3 played away against Oakleigh South and drew 47/47. R. Newing, M. Watt and C. Neale all played well.

Next Sunday, 25 October, the second annual Barefoot Bowls competition sponsored by Professionals Real Estate, Yarra Junction, will be held from 1pm. Cost is $10 per player. Teams of three. Register 5967 1800 or 5966 2800 by Thursday, 22 October. All proceeds to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Pink theme, so come along dressed in pink for a great day out. Food and refreshments will be available.

Veterans winding back the clock VETERANS cricketers around the region have dusted off their whites and were in fine form over the weekend. The competition allows for past and present champions to relive former glory while getting in some fitness and camaraderie. The Yarra Valley Cricket Association will this season operate veterans’ sides in three age groups, including over 40s, over 50s and over 60s. For further information, or to register your interest, contact Graeme LeBrocq on 0407 811 813. For general information, contact the cricket association on 0408 353 076.

Double trouble at Yarra Glen By PETER DOUGLAS YARRA GLEN BOWLS COMPETITIVE week by all teams, seeing the top side on Tuesday almost doubling Ringwood’s to win by 38 shots, and the two top sides on Saturday only losing by the narrowest of margins in 5 and 7 shots respectively. However, it was the Division 4 Saturday team which should be recognised for their determination, rocking up to Warburton two players short and putting up a great fight. The first round of the Club Championships Men’s and Ladies singles will be played this Sunday, 10am start. Come along, experience the atmosphere and watch the club’s best players go head to head in their quest to wear the champions crowns. If you think bowls is the sport for you, Yarra Glen bowls club is for you. Be a part of an inclusive and growing club that is striving for success and enjoyment utilising their professional coaches and first-class greens.

Round 3 Midweek Division 1 - Section 4 - Open Yarra Glen 77 d Ringwood 39 (5th). Player of the Week: Robert Espenerger. Next round travel to Eltham. Midweek Division 3 - Section 4 - Open Blackburn 64 d Yarra Glen 51 (4th). Player of the Week: Robert Lee. Next round host Greythorn. Midweek Division 5 - Section 2 - Open Yarra Glen 44 d East Ivanhoe 41 (3rd). Next round travel to Boronia.

Round 3 Saturday Division 1 Section 4: Yarra Glen 71 lost to Hurstbridge 76 (8th). Player of the Week: Nick Suttie. Next round travel to Kingsbury. Saturday Division 2 Section 4: Mooroolbark 87 d Yarra Glen 80 (9th). Player of the Week: Kirsten Day. Next round host Donvale. Saturday Division 4 Section 5: Warburton 102 d Yarra Glen 47 (9th). Player of the Week: Lyn Baker. Next round host Glen Waverley.

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Cryptic Clues No. 7393 ACROSS 7. The worst downpour is really hard on one (6,6). 8. Being mad about the sun is silly (6). 9. Say you won’t overload the circuit again? (6). 10. The pals are working in a do it yourself exhibition (7). 12. Note the space in the kitchen cupboard (5). 15. She gave the horse back to me (5). 16. Deteriorates when one leaves (4,3). 18. Time, mother holds, will be of importance (6). 20. Such a tune as a publisher won’t let slip through his fingers? (6). 22. You or somebody else (6,6).

DOWN 1. In the interval, planned to have a single by myself (8). 2. Cleans out the interior for her (4). 3. There’s many a girl round Les stood up (7). 4. Shop and you’ll have put away (5). 5. The enthusiast does get sounds from the trumpet (8). 6. To start with, the West requires workers (4). 11. What makes the perfect doctor? (8). 13. A branch of the gunsmith’s? (8). 14. Do have many a quirky pet theory (7). 17. Stamp with a name (5). 19. The boy’s taken round, too (4). 21. Don’t keep in the act (4).

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ROUND two cricket in the Yarra Valley contained a couple of close results, further enhancing the belief that season 2015-'16 will be a hotly contested battle that won’t be decided until deep into the season. Seville defied the odds of having their youngest A Grade side in many years accounting for Healesville in the final over of the game. Healesville opened up the game with the bat and the contest that ensued was tit-for-tat. The moment Healesville would look to wrest the advantage, Seville would chime in with a crucial wicket. The fact that no Healesville batsman could post a score beyond 23 would prove telling in the final wash-up of the contest. Young Tom Page (4/49) proved to be the destroyer with his consistent medium-pacers, while Matt Hadlum’s raw pace and grunt had Healesville on the back foot early. Healesville was still able to post a tricky total of 9/133, probably 2030 runs too short, but defendable none the less. Seville made the most of the early going. With the experienced pairing of Matt Sondergeld (39) and Andy Kay (31) forging a useful partnership, Seville looked in the box seat to win this game. As is so often the case in the Yarra Valley in recent seasons, many batsmen have been unable to capitalise on good starts. The fall of Sondergeld and Kay put the pressure fair and squarely on their young batting line-up and the cracks began to appear. With the fall of regular wickets to the challenging bowling of Dylan Moore (2/26) and Dermott Fry (2/32), and the dogged resistance of Tom Page (21n.o.), the game reached an exciting climax, with Seville needing nine runs of the final over with two wickets in hand. In an effort defying their inexperience, Seville came out trumps, scoring the runs needed in a nail-biter; and with many writing them off, they have been given an invaluable boost to their self confidence. Another young team who fell short in round one was Mount Evelyn; they posted their first victory in a challenging game against Yarra Junction. Mount Evelyn won the toss and elected to post a total.

After losing an early wicket, Jon Williams (40n.o.) and new captain Damian Cupido (51) engaged in a fascinating arm wrestle against some brilliant control from the Eagles bowlers. So tough was the battle that at the drinks break, after 20 overs, the score had crawled to 1/23. Not a lot changed after the break. However, a quick spurt from Gareth Fraser and Brad Jones in the final overs boosted the score to 3/127; a defendable score, but nowhere near the intended target. The small chase definitely aided the Yarra Junction batsmen as they too could be patient in their approach in challenging the score. Opener Marcus Hottes (21) built the foundations of the chase and it had looked as if he had his team well placed when he was joined by captain Quinton Hodgkinson (28) at the crease. The pair proceeded to put the home team in an advantageous position with a mixture of careful defence, and well timed stroke-play. As with the Seville chase, the key wickets of the pair saw the game open right up for the visitors. A glut of wickets to old timer Chris Anderson (4/24) had the Mount Evelyn boys in this contest up to their eyeballs and they took full advantage. Yarra Junction continued to push the score along, but the fall of regular wicket would prove to be fatal. In the end, the tail couldn’t muster enough strike power and the innings was closed at 9/114, 14 runs short of their target. In the final game of the round, it was the grand final replay with Warburton-Millgrove hosting reigning champs Woori Yallock. Warburton-Millgrove batted first and found themselves challenged by the skill and pace of Simon Young (5/35). Young was able to put the Burras on the back foot early. Despite the evergreen Mick Walker (41) and the dogged Shane Abblitt (37) rescuing the innings somewhat through the middle stages of their innings, the damage had been done, as the home side limped to be all out for 126. Enough if they bowled extremely well, but still well short of a good total.

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Healesville's Brendan D'Amore works away at building the run Pictures: GREG CARRICK rate. 145728 As with their chase in round one, Woori were able to get themselves into their innings without any great pressure to chase quick runs with the smallish chase. Again Daniel Mock showed his value to his team as he remained unmoved in the chase scoring an unbeaten 58, giving the Burras no sniff of victory. The hard-hitting Young completed a fantastic day, as his innings of 37 would also shut the door on any challenges. Spinner Daniel Lever (2/28) did his best to try and get his team into this contest, but without taking regular wickets, he was fighting a losing battle. In the end, as it was on grand final weekend, Woori Yallock finished in front of the contest as they comfortably passed the total with six wickets in hand. With the DJ Strachan Shield players backing up on the Sunday, wins have become vitally important early in the season as teams jockey for the front position come Christmas time. Yarra Junction faces Seville in a must-win clash for the Eagles; three loses in a row will be tough to come back from, while Seville will give themselves a sniff if they can back up Saturday’s result. The winner of the Mount Evelyn verses Hoddles Creek battle will find themselves well placed after three rounds, while Healesville and Warburton-Millgrove will be keen to bounce back from Saturday’s disappointing results. Whatever the results hold, the season is well placed with the introduction of two-day cricket in round four. DJ STRACHAN SHIELD Mount Evelyn 3/127 (D. Cupido 51, J. Williams 40) d Yarra Junction 9/114 (Q. Hodgkinson 28, M. Hottes 21, C. Anderson 4/24, G. Fraser 2/25), Warburton-Millgrove 126 (M. Walker 41, S. Abblitt 37, S Young 5/35) d by Woori Yallock 4/134 (D. Mock 58*, S. Young 37, Daniel Lever 2/28), Healesville 9/133 (M Jackson 23, S Hamer 22, T Page 4/49, M Hadlum 2/24) d by Seville 8/136 (M Sondergeld 39, A Kay 31, T Page 21*, D Moore 2/26, D Fry 2/32). RA FINGER TROPHY Wandin 125 (L Painter 76, D Whelan 3/16, M Palmer 3/26, B Walsh 3/22) d by Coldstream 5/129 (L Pickett 55*, J Oakley 2/38), Hoddles Creek 7/128 (M.Jones 41*, G.Edmonds 28, B.Johnson 2/27, M.White 2/34) d by Woori Yallock 9/135 (D.Dunn 51*, A.Dunn 36*, P.Jones 3/16, D.Rowe 3/29), Gruyere District 9/219 (A Blain 50, L Aitkins 42, R Boxell 3/41, G Thompson 2/34) d Yarra Junction 9/116 (L Thompson 24, G Thompson

17, M Tilney 2/13, G Sweetten 2/17), Seville 8/167 (R Oates 97, A Dipietro 34, A Pearce 4/32) d by Healesville 3/176 (M Davern 61*, M Powell 54), Warburton-Millgrove 8/140 (C Morgan 44, T Cromie 2/21, R Williams 2/24) d by Mount Evelyn 5/146 (D Westaway 46, D Fraser 32*, J Juffermans 2/22). C GRADE Yarra Glen 5/211 (M. Clare 75, T. Davey 57*, H. Lubeck 2/30, G. LeBrocq 2/38) d Yarra Junction 4/118 (R. Foley 51, S. Thomas 31, J. Woods 1/9, G. Lusk 1/8), Marysville v Launching Place. D GRADE Wandin 111 (R Aitkin 29, M Pezzimenti 4/27, D Taylor 2/11, A Cummins 2/19) d by Coldstream 0/115 (P Harris 74*, D Evans 29*), Yarra Junction 3/215 (K. Dark 68, L. Long 45, C. Ferguson 35, W. Rogers 3/67) d Gruyere 5/136 (B. Young 46, D. Waixel 43), Yarra Glen 4/123 (M Kika 54*, J Moors 30, C Voigt 3/15) d by Launching Place 8/124 (C Voigt, A Beath 3/24), Healesville 7/241 d Seville 7/107, Powelltown 5/222 (B Dunne 60*, S Thompson 54, B Griffiths 3/44) d Mount Evelyn 5/105 (C Doyle 35 retired hurt, P Blight 2/22, A Fraser 1/7). ONDE DAY GRADE Healesville 8/121 (D Plunkett 44, V Plunkett 30, P McArdle 3/6, B Comben 3/16, Kayne Quentin-Phillips 2/4) d Coldstream 96 (N Simon 22, S Kollosche 20*), Hoddles Creek 126 (T Broadway 33) d by Seville 1/135 (C Van Dreumel 40 ret., A Knight 40 ret.), Silvan 9/182 (C Maclagan 44, J Nilsson 2/8) d Wandin 9/139 (D Trembath 41, J Nilsson 3, D Begley 2/13). UNDER 16S Yarra Junction 5/90 (B. Clarke 19, R. Foley 16, Z. Fawdry 2/12, M. Gamble 1/1) d Healesville 8/72 (J. Lawry 23, J. Colaneri 2/15, B. Thomas 3/1), Seville 3/78 d by Launching Place/Wandin 6/89, Mount Evelyn 7/81 (A.Brisbane Flynn 26, T.Cromie 12, J.Lusk 5/19, A.Whelan 1/1) d by Yarra Glen 5/121 (P.Moors 37, L.Crawford 17, L.Evans 15, S.VanHoogstraten 1/8, T.Cromie 1/8, D.VanTilburgh 1/10). UNDER 14S Warburton Millgrove 4/91 (A Nelson 41*, J Bourke 4, J Read 4, J Ketlaar 1/7, K Jenkin 1/13, L O’Dea 1/16) d Yarra Junction-Hoddles Creek 3/85 (L Allisey 29, D O’Dea 19, C Holmes 4, J Bourke 1/3, T Clements 1/8, M Farr 1/12), Yarra Glen 7/64 (A. Nettlefold 7, A. Steele 5, M. Hall 1/2, H. Keeling 1/2) d by Healesville Red 2/84 (H. Keeling 19, M. Hall 18, S. O’Connor 1/12, A. Steele 1/12), Wandin-Launching Place v Seville UNDER 12A Hoddles Creek 8/77 (J. Thurlow 12*, M. Goodluck 2/2) d by Warburton/Millgrove 2/108 (R. Gribrolt 14*, O. Simpson 2/1), Marysville 4/54 (P.Birtchnell 8, D.Birtchnell 5, E. Oaten 4, D.Birtchnell 1/1, C. Kaempkes 1/3) d Seville 2/33 (E. VanBeek 5, H. Fleming 4, M. Lodge 1/3, R.Tanner 1/5, L.Timony 1/9), Healesville Red 3/66 d Healesville White 7/35. UNDER 12B Coldstream 2/56 (T Elliott 6*, K Taeuber 1/5 ,M Cotton 1/5) d by Launching Place 8/57 (L Parker, E Smith 1/3), Gruyere District 5/69 (L Rogers 21*, R Vassallo 10*, S Brendish 1/0, R Cameron 1/1) d Healesville Blue 3/51 (C Prentice 6*, E Prentice 4*, G Glasson 1/3, H Vassallo 1/6), Mount Evelyn 4/64 (P Murphy 11*, B Jones 9, D Finch 8*, M Galea 1/7, D Clarke 1/9) d Yarra Junction 5/53 (R Foley 21*, R Bomford 7, P Murphy 1/4, J Taylor 1/3, A Van Hoogenstraten 1/0).

Stars dig in for victory YARRA Valley Ladies Cricket team bowled their first ball of the season last Sunday at their home club, Launching Place Cricket Club. The conditions were perfect as they set up to combat Kingston Heath in the Cricket Victoria South East One Day competition. YV Stars won the toss and elected to field, which turned out to be an excellent result as they tumbled through the opposition batting order, taking seven catches to dismiss Kingston Heath for 53 off 25 overs. After a short break, the ladies went into their batting innings feeling confident. However, the opposition took

seven wickets for just 19 runs, turning the game on its head. Looking down the barrel, captain Amanda Morrison dug in and put together a partnership with Stephanie Cousins to bring the Stars over the line with nine overs and four wickets in hand. Best bowlers: Marlee Wandin 4/9 off 5.2, Caitlyn Parker 3/18 off 7, Amanda Morrison 2/5 off 6, Donna Moore 0/0 off 3 (maidens), Melissa Winter 1/20 off 4. Best batters: Amanda Morrison 25n.o., Stephanie Cousins 4 (facing 43 balls), Caitlyn Parker 5, Erica Slattery 5. Next match against Pakenham

The Stars have started off the season in strong fashion. Upper at home, Round 3 Frankston at Frankston. Ladies of all ages, if you think cricket is a sport for you then Yarra Valley Stars is the team to join; friendly, inclusive and most of all fun with professional coaching and

great facilities. They also have an Under 10 Girls team if you know someone who would like to play. For further details, contact Leah Parker on 0411 417 253.

WEDNESDAY, 14 October, 4BBB Stableford: A win for John Hall and Gerry Hadfield with a stunning 50 points; 27 just on the front nine. Both tried to deflect the credit to the other one, but as every golfer knows, both parties have to be playing ‘very well’ to accumulate a score like that. Well done indeed, gents! The runners/up were Stan Slusarek and Butch Hollis with 48, (normally enough to win any other day). Balls only went down to 43. The N.T.P’s went to Max Carvill (9th), A.J. (11th) and on the 15th to Gerry Hadfield, of course. Twilight results: With Twilight now in full swing, good scores are coming in ‘thick and fast’. Shane Campbell won with 23 points. Vicki Hottes was runner-up with 20. Balls extended to 16. The two N.T.P’s went to Ossie McClay on the 15th and Meredith Nursey (17th). Saturday, 17 October: Stableford: A Grade winner was Meredith Nursey, with 38 points. Young cadet, Tom Jolly, won B Grade with 41 points (Tom is still on the maximum handicap of 36, but not for much longer). Like Django Ward, he is a delight to play with, and a credit to Des and Tony’s junior program. Balls went down to 34. The N.T.P’s were young Tom on the 3rd (sunk the birdie putt for a cool 5 points). Meredith (5th & 12th), Walter Jefimenko (9th) and Vlad Bunyevich (15th).

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