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Generous soul By JESSE GRAHAM IN the last week, Healesville’s Peter Low has been remembered as a wickedly funny dad, a keen chef and an expert in his field, with tributes from friends and family coming in their hundreds. But most of all, Peter has been remembered as a generous and kindhearted man who helped whoever he could. On Monday 9 November, Peter Low was killed in an industrial accident, when an explosive detonated at a housing development site in Harkaway. He was 64 years old, a husband to Jenny Low for more than 40 years and a father to Rien, 37, and Brooke, 35. Rien told the Mail that Peter was an expert explosives technician, who started his blasting company, Ribro Blasting (named after his children), in 1984, before moving to Healesville in 1986. “There’s only a couple of people in Victoria who do what he did, and he was extremely well-respected within the industry,” he said. Rien said that his father had trained him as an explosives technician, and that though he had career changes since, his dad always made sure he had a fall-back if things got tough. “I’ve been very lucky that dad has always had a job for me,” he said. “It wouldn’t matter what I wanted, wouldn’t matter what my sister wanted to do - if I came home and said ‘I want to be a dolphin trainer’, whatever it was ... whatever you wanted to do, he’d support you. “He made things easy, he was extremely understanding.” That support was a common theme running through Peter’s life in the community, and his interactions with others - Rien said his father did all he could to help others. “At any one time, when we grew up, there’d be someone staying in the house, whether it was someone disadvantaged, or on a bit of a rough road in life, or someone just genuinely needing help - absolutely anything, he just took them in, no questions asked,” he said.
Family and friends have been left shattered following the death of Peter Low. Pictured is Peter (second from right) with Rien, Brooke and Jenny. Picture: CONTRIBUTED A keen sportsman, Peter sponsored local footballers and was involved in the Healesville Swimming Club, as well as assisting families in Healesville financially. A keen cook who loved making pies and pasties, which he branded as “Pete’s perfect pies and pasties”, he used what he could to help others, including in the aftermath of the Black Saturday bushfires. “In 2009, obviously we weren’t as affected as other people, and a lot of our close friends had been affected, so Dad just got in the kitchen and baked,
and baked, and baked, and baked, and made so many pies and pasties,” Rien said. “We drove them out to people we knew, just to make sure that, if they had a fridge, there was something.” Though, like many cooks, Peter wasn’t keen on cleaning up his work, Rien said it was a “small price to pay” to experience his food. For his family, Peter put in the extra mile - such as with a camping trip at Big River, where Peter travelled there the night before to set up a “minitown”, with kitchen tents, sleeping
tents, and even a bath that he dug into the ground. In the week following Peter’s death, friends, family and community members have expressed their grief about unexpectedly losing such a treasured person. One Facebook post about the incident remembered a “grin more genuine than any I’d seen before”. “The world is a darker place without your generosity, your kindness and your spirit,” the post read. That outpouring of grief has also come in the form of support for the
family, with “hundreds” of people making contact in the wake of Peter’s death. “The outpouring of support has been overwhelming,” Rien said. “Like hundreds of calls, and messages, texts - our house is filled with beautiful flowers. “It still doesn’t seem real - it’s only been a week today.” WorkSafe and the Coroner are investigating the circumstances of the accident, and the Low family expect to farewell Peter in a ceremony in the coming week.
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Briefly Fraud charges laid A WOMAN will face court next month for fraud, after a Yarra Glen burglary led to a police raid in the northern suburbs last week. On Friday 13 November, Yarra Ranges police officers executed a search warrant in Mernda, arresting a 34-year-old woman. Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Sergeant Pat Barrow sad the raid followed a burglary in Yarra Glen on 19 August. The woman was charged with multiple counts of fraud and bailed to appear at Broadmeadows Magistrates’ Court on 16 December.
By JESSE GRAHAM MURRINDINDI’S mayor has been re-elected unanimously, with Margaret Rae beginning her third consecutive year as mayor. On Wednesday 28 October, Cr Rae was re-elected as mayor unanimously by her peers, with councillor John Kennedy re-elected as deputy mayor. Cr Rae said she was “very appreciative of the confidence the council has placed in me”, in taking the mayor’s chair for another year - her third year as mayor in her four years on council. She said one of the biggest issues facing the council in the coming year would be the budget strategy, in the face of the coming rate-cap for all councils. “We have been working very hard for the last couple of years to define our budget strategy going forward, and we have a good concept and a good strategic resource plan in place,” Cr Rae said. “It clearly doesn’t fit with the rate-capping model coming in.” Cr Rae said the council was still unclear about what form the cap would take - whether the cap would be different for all council, for example - but said it would avoid cutting services where possible. “What we don’t want to have to do is cut services to our community, and that is something we’ll be trying to avoid,” she said. As for her coming year in the mayor’s chair, Cr Rae said her focus was on “continued improvement”, as well as exploring sharing services with other councils. “And stability is the answer,” she said. “I think if you can have clear, accountable messages and you stay true to your community ... I think the community feels much more confident with what’s going on, even if it takes a little longer than we all might hope. “We have a shared vision of maintaining and increasing the understanding of the community, and the level of trust, I think, it’s improved enormously.” Cr Rae said the best part of the top job was getting to meet more community members, though a pitfall was the “sheer volume of work” that comes with it. “A lot of the reward and enjoyment comes in many ways, through the interaction with the community, and it’s often the really small things, because that adds value, I think, to the whole of the community - everything from being involved in local celebrations, to having a cup of tea with local groups, such as our CWA,” she said. When asked whether she will run for re-election in council next year, Cr Rae said she had yet to make up her mind. “I’ll get through the next few months, and then I’ll think about it,” she said.
Subway safe stolen POLICE are searching for witnesses after a safe was stolen from a Seville restaurant earlier this month, setting off an alarm in the process. Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Sergeant Pat Barrow said that, at 11.56pm on Sunday 8 November, unknown persons jemmied open a back door at Seville’s Subway restaurant on the Warburton Highway. The burglars set off a monitored alarm when they entered, but stole a safe, which contained about $2000, and exited through the back door. Det Sgt Barrow said that anyone who might have seen suspicious behaviour, or vehicles parked around the restaurant at the time, should contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.
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Help locate service badge plea: Digger By JESSE GRAHAM A FORMER Healesville soldier is calling for help to find a 50-year-old service badge, lost at last week’s Remembrance Day ceremony. On Wednesday 11 November, Edwin (Ken) Williams attended the Remembrance Day ceremony at Healesville RSL, with about 100 community members. When he returned home after the
event, Mr Williams noticed that his Returned from Active Service badge had come off of his jacket and was missing. Mr Williams told the Mail that the badge was roughly an inch in size, diamond shaped and bronze in colour, with a crown, anchor and wings emblazoned on the front. The front of the badge reads, “Returned from Active Service”, while the reverse of the badge has his name, Edwin Williams, and an individual badge
number of AF 12458. He said the badge had been given as recognition of his work in Vietnam, and was awarded to him in the mid-60s. “It’s just an important item in my service career,” he said. Mr Williams said the RSL staff had helped him search the grounds and his car for the missing badge to no avail. He said it could have become lodged in a tyre, or ended up in the grass.
On Thursday 12 November, Mr Williams reported the badge missing with Healesville Police. Though Returned from Active Service badges are still given out to defence members, the design has changed since Mr Williams received his. Anyone who may have spotted the medal or who has any information is asked to call Healesville Police on 5962 4422.
POLICE are calling for information after two men were allegedly seen trying to force their way into a Chirnside Park property earlier this month. Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Sergeant Pat Barrow said that between 1.45pm and 1.50pm on Sunday 8 November, two men were allegedly seen trying to force open a rear door at a property in Meadow Fair Way in Chirnside Park. Det Sgt Barrow said that when a resident confronted the men, they ran, and no vehicles were heard nearby. The men were described as possibly aged in their twenties, of Islander appearance, with a large build. 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.
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Sleep is nature’s fixer SLEEP is the most important natural healer that humans possess. Think of it like a super supplement. Getting into deep sleep (also called REM sleep or the fourth stage of sleep) is a priority that our systems require in order to maintain optimal health of our musculoskeletal system, immune system and even our psychological state. Parents of young children and those who suffer from pain syndromes will attest to this, but it is also a common complaint of people with arthritis, sporting injuries and neck or back pain. In conditions such as fibromyalgia for instance, the body never
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Healesville Library is holding a walk at Healesville Cemetery, meeting in the car park in Mt Riddell Road, at 10.30am on Friday 20 November. Light refreshments after at Healesville Library. Book on 9800 6497.
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Powelltown dance THE Black Hill Ramblers will be back at the Powelltown Hall on Saturday 21 November for another great Country Rock-A-Billy Night. Some food and drinks available as well as BYO drinks and nibbles. A great, affordable family night out. Bookings essential. Phone Dawn or Michael on 5966 7431. Profits to the Powelltown Hall.
Library close YARRA Junction Library will close for refurbishment from Monday 16 to Monday 23 November. Afterhours chutes will be closed but items can be returned to other Eastern Regional Libraries. Apologies for any inconvenience. Phone 9800 6462.
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HEALESVILLE U3A is putting on a revue at Healesville High School starting at 2pm on Saturday 21 November. Tickets $5 at the door. Enjoy a big variety of acts by U3A members. Phone Val on 0414 698 651.
SOCIAL rides for road cyclists leave Healesville railway station every Saturday morning at 7.30am. Rides are posted online beforehand and are always challenging, require fitness and range from 30km to 100km. The groups stay together and stop for coffee along the way. Visit www.strava.com/ clubs/HealesvilleCyclists or phone Greg on 0408 783 979.
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Air display LILYDALE Airport will hold its Annual Wings Presentation and Air Display on Sunday 22 November. Air display 1pm to 4pm followed by presentations. Proceeds to Yarra
Yarra Glen Fete YARRA Glen Uniting Church is having its annual fete on Saturday 21 November at 949 Melba Highway, Yarra Glen. Grab a friend and head down for a cuppa and a bargain, including a great plant sale. Phone 9730 2247.
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IN SUPPORT with Compassionate Friends Victoria, a social luncheon group meets in Healesville on the third Thursday of each month for parents who have lost a child. The next meeting is on 19 November. Phone Mary Bariola on 5962 3287.
Hall open day Badger Creek Hall is having an open day on Saturday 28 November as part of the Home is Where the Hall is celebration of community Halls. This is a great opportunity for potential hirers and community members to see the recent improvements including disabled side access, a new toilet block and restumping. The event is at 358 Badger Creek Road between 1pm and 3pm and will include afternoon tea. Phone 5962 3639.
Twilight at YREC YREC (Yarra Ranges Enterprise Centres) in Warburton will have twilight openings on Wednesday 25 November to showcase the opportunities the centre offers for nurturing ideas and growing small businesses at BeeHive, 3420 Warburton Highway, from 3pm to 5pm and Business Village, 21 Woods Point Road, from 4pm to 7pm. Phone 0418 799 984.
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and make fun Christmas decorations for cupcakes on Wednesday evening, 18 November at Yarra Glen Living and Learning Centre. Register on 9730 2887.
Volunteer grants THE Federal Government’s Volunteer Grants Program is open offering grants of between $1000 and $5000 to not-for-profit organisations to support and encourage the work of their volunteers. Applications close 2pm on Wednesday 9 December. Visit www.dss.gov.au/ grants.
View club THE Yarra Valley View Club meeting and luncheon, celebrating the club’s 23rd birthday, will be held at Chirnside Park Country Club on Tuesday 24 November. Bookings essential. Visitors welcome. The next meeting is on Tuesday 8 December. Phone Lyn on 9722 2697 or Helen on 9737 6203.
Christmas craft VISITORS will be able to make their own Christmas wreath Christmas cards at Yarra Glen Living and Learning Centre. Using recycled wreath bases donated from Yarra Glen RSL they will be able to create a bespoke Christmas wreath on Saturday 21 November or create beautiful hand-painted cards at a workshop on Saturday 28 November. For further information and to register, phone 9730 2887.
Move with joy AGELESS Grace is a complete fitness and wellness program for the body and brain. Practised while seated in a chair, it involves a variety of simple, joyful and creative movements - with music to lift the spirit, stimulate memory and engage the emotions. Mondays and Friday mornings to 18 December at the Yarra Glen Living and Learning Centre. Gold coin donation plus one-off membership of $7.50. Phone 9730 2887 to register.
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Extra mile for the heart By JESSE GRAHAM A GROUP of cyclists made their way into Healesville last week, finishing off the second-last leg of a 1200 kilometre ride from Canberra to Melbourne. Twenty-nine riders stopped on Friday 13 November in Healesville’s Queens Park for a lunch break after a gruelling ride from Marysville to Warburton and across the valley. The visit to the valley is one of the final stops in the journey after the riders set out from Canberra on Saturday 7 November, as part of national charity Paceline’s annual ride. The ride aims to raise money for the Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute and the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute in Sydney, and raise awareness of atrial fibrillation and other kinds of heart
arrhythmias. Professional mountain bike rider Paul van der Ploeg took part in the ride, and said the group was hit by a hailstorm in Marysville on the Thursday. “It’s been pretty wild,” he said. “Everyday has been a different challenge, whether it be hot or hailstorms, or really windy, so it’s got a bit of everything. “From Marysville, we climbed a pretty brutal ascent towards Lake Mountain ... and the whole road was covered in leaf litter from the furious storm we got hit by yesterday.” Mr van der Ploeg said the group would make their way to Yarra Glen for a rest stop, before Saturday’s 80 kilometre ride through the Dandenong Ranges, into Beaumaris, and then into Melbourne to finish. Evelyn MP Christine Fyffe met
the group in the park, and said people often made the mistake of assuming heart problems were a condition for older people. “This is not the case - people in their mid-thirties can just as easily be struck down,” she said. Paceline president Steve Quinn was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation at the age of 35 - now 47, he led the ride into Healesville. Mr Quinn said those who had undiagnosed heart arrhythmias may experience mild palpitations, and urged anyone worried to speak up and ask a doctor. “You feel the palpitations - initially, it comes and goes, and the frequency increases,” he said. “Ultimately, you’ll go into heart failure. “If they’ve got a palpitation, they should tell their doctor.”
HEALESVILLE Action Group (HAG) made a final bid to convince the Victorian Electoral Commission that Yarra Ranges Council should be made up of three, threecouncillor wards. HAG spokesperson John Anwin spoke to the group’s submission at the Victorian Electoral Commission panel hearing tasked with overseeing the 2015 Yarra Ranges Shire Council Electoral Representation Review (ERV). The panel, headed by Deputy Electoral Commissioner Liz Williams, presented the three options previously on the table throughout the ERV process, with an 11thhour option “D” put forward at the 5 November meeting by Yarra Ranges Council. The VEC’s preference for Option A would see the continuation of nine single councillor wards with modification to some ward boundaries. Option B is for nine councillors from three three-councillor wards and Option C was for nine councillors elected from one four-councillor ward, one three councillor ward and one two councillor ward. In their submission on the night, Yarra Ranges Council supported Option A but put forward Option D which, they said, incorporated ward boundary adjustments which were more representative and gave more consideration to the strong communities of interest that exist in the shire, with the exception of Mount Evelyn. There were assurances, however, on the night from Ms Williams that should Option D become a viable option, it would need an addendum report and would, in fact, require the consultation process to
start over. She indicated that this would be an exceptional outcome, and unlikely to happen. Mr Anwin stuck with the group’s preliminary submission, saying they believed in the 3x3 Option B, adding that they noted that the VEC summary supported their viewpoint that it was more cohesive and less dividing of communities than the VEC’s, and Yarra Ranges Council’s preference for Option A. In regard to Option A, Mr Anwin said it was important that councillors looked at the overall picture in terms of the entire shire as the rate pool was derived from and needed to be spread across the entire shire. In relation to communities of interest, he said Option B largely eliminated concerns about the divisiveness what arose when communities were split. HAG rejected Option C, saying with differing numbers of councillors representing the individual wards the same disadvantage that exists in Option A is exacerbated. Mr Anwin said the additional cost to ratepayers of additional councillors could not be justified. Yarra Ranges councillors and council spokesperson, manager Corporate Affairs, Jennifer Bednar, argued that single councillors were better able to represent their specific wards and emphasised that ratepayers can go to any and all councillors to seek advice and representation at council. The final VEC report is scheduled to be published on Wednesday 25 November on vec.vic.gov.au or calling 131 832 and will be available for inspection at Yarra Ranges Council offices.
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Pages from the past Healesville Guardian 16 November 1935 Healesville Social Chatter THERE was quite an excellent attendance at the bridge club on Tuesday, 20 members and visitors being present. Modern and old-time dancing classes are being started in the Palais by Miss Enid Bradshaw and Mr Rogers, late of John Broad’s dancing academy, Melbourne. Alleged Theft of Jewellery AT the Healesville police court on Thursday, Raymond Owen Matthews was charged with having stolen money and jewellery from various guesthouses in Healesville. The defendant who pleaded guilty was committed for trial at the Melbourne General Sessions on 2 December. In Case You Didn’t Know LOCAL birds belonging to Messrs Cornish and Mumford are doing well in the Bendigo competition at present running equal fourth. Mrs G. McDonald, of Healesville was a successful exhibitor at the Lilydale Show. Against many other excellent entries for hand-embroidered table centre hers was awarded first prize. Warburton Mail 19 November 1965 Builders Will Launch New Venture WARBURTON builder Ron Walker will launch a new venture this weekend which should be of great interest to the local handyman. Ron, a Warburton resident for 27 years and a builder of 12 years' standing, this week put the finishing touches to his brainchild - Warburton Joinery and Timber.
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His showroom is situated in Donna Buang Road opposite the hospital’s front entrance. Shake Up at Powelltown A BIG shake-up at the annual meeting of the Powelltown Football Club on 7 November resulted in an entirely new set of office-bearers being elected. No controversy surrounded the change in office, but all the men in official positions in the 1965 season have either been replaced or moved to another sphere for the coming season. President is Rob Adams, treasurer Ron Mary, secretary Ian Burns, vice-president Ray Bennett. Powelltown lost their appointed coach for this year, Bill Tunn when he suffered an injured knee partway through the home and away games. The club will also be without several valuable players next season, foremost of whom is star backman Roy Schiffer who has signed off with South Melbourne. Social Scene MR and Mrs Ken Miller of Dammans Road are the proud parents of a daughter, Sandy Gay, born at Warburton Hospital on 12 November. Some 15 SDA schoolchildren began tennis coaching classes at their courts under the instruction of Mrs Bob Morton last week. Barring acts of God, Yarra Junction residents should be well in the swim from this Saturday onwards. The local swimming pool should be open to the public. - Contributed by Ellena Biggs
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TO SAY it’s been a topsy-turvy few weeks when it comes to the weather in the Yarra Valley is an understatement. The region has been hot, cold, miserable, beautiful, rainy and everything in between. To celebrate our diverse weather, a Mail photographer took this snap of storm clouds in Seville at Payne’s Rise. The Mail is asking all loyal readers to submit their favourite pictures for our Lenscape section. Tell us the story behind the image, or any photography techniques you may have tried. Simply email editor@mailnewsgroup. com.au. 146558 Picture: ROB CAREW
Letters Valley respects cyclists I’D LIKE to thank drivers in our area for being so courteous and careful with cyclists on the road. It’s not the same in the city, where unprovoked abuse is hurled from windows and trucks seem purposely to squeeze cyclists into the gutters. They don’t seem to realise how vulnerable a cyclist is without the protection of a cabin and airbag. Cycling is still safe compared to driving, but cycling fatalities are rising and are now almost three per cent of all traffic fatalities in Victoria. There seems to be a culture of ignorance and aggression in the city, which is lacking here. It’s not as if being 30 seconds later at their destination will make that much difference. Here in the Yarra Valley, I think I’ve only heard such abuse once and that was from youngsters who probably knew no better. I guess we have retained the old country culture of courtesy on the roads where occasionally you will see drivers raising a
I WISH to bring to notice a frightening phone call I received at 11am on Monday purporting to be from the Australian Tax Office, requesting me to return the call to a number given to avoid arrest for unpaid taxes. This was shocking in itself to an 80-year-old. Fortunately, I was able to ring my son who informed me that it was a scam and to forget it. I was reassured but I felt it was neces-
More checks needed AS SOMEONE who has worked in local government for over 25 years, I find it amazing the Yarra Ranges Shire councillors can exempt themselves from the normal sensible checks and balances of financial governing. This move sounds more like some state in Mexico. Yes, women are entitled to financial assistance if they need it, but there should be financial checks as to the total income of a councillor’s family, similar to the age pension. A limit of $10,000 must be included to ensure that all councillors play by the same rules or we could give each councillor a credit card to do what they want, like some union officials. Bruce Johnson, Silvan.
Wednesday 2 December 2015 Yarra Ranges Council is working to complete a Structure Plan for Coldstream by March 2016. The Structure Plan will establish the future land use, development and urban design of the town. The Draft Structure Plan has recently been released to generate discussion among residents, business owners, and other interested people about the township and beyond. If you would like to read the Draft, please go to: www.yarraranges.vic.gov.au/coldstream. Alternatively, visit Council’s Lilydale or Healesville Community Link or call Strategic Planning on 9294 6165. A Community Drop In Session will be held at the Lodge Shopping Centre, Coldstream (south corner Maroondah Highway and Killara Road) on 2 December 2015 from 7pm to 9pm, during which there will be opportunities for you to talk about the Draft with Council staff and consultants.
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Relay moves By JESSE GRAHAM THE Yarra Ranges Relay for Life may return to the Dandenong Ranges next year, in an effort to draw teams from the valley and the hills for the annual fund-raiser. About 20 teams walked around the oval at Healesville’s Don Road Sporting Complex from 3pm on Saturday 7 November, through until 9am the next day. Event chairperson Prue Northey said the 20 teams, with about 150 relayers, raised $22,500 at the event for the Cancer Council, including donations and sponsorships from residents and businesses. Ms Northey noted a “smaller” attendance at the event than in previous years, with the event shifting to Kalorama in 2014 and back to Healesville
for this year’s event. “We’re kind of in the rebuild stage of it,” she said. “It just means that fewer teams are coming and we have to find creative new promotional ways and creative ways to get the team numbers back up. “Everyone there seemed to have a really, really good time they were really into the cause, they were really enthusiastic about it.” Community members, carers, cancer survivors and their loved ones all took part in the relay, while musicians including Eden Lee and Dylan Raath Music performed on stage. The event has traditionally been a space where people can gather and remember loved ones, while also raising money towards cancer research through the Cancer Council.
Ms Northey said “98 per cent” of the people she spoke to at the event said they would come back the next year, and that next year’s event would likely be held in Kalorama. “I really loved Kalorama, loved how intimate the event was,” she said. “Kalorama just has something about it - it’s smaller, more intimate, the teams can socialise.” In the weeks following the event, donations can still be made towards the total, and teams will consolidate and donate their raised funds. Ms Northey said she hoped to raise more than $25,000 as the final sum. Residents can donate by visiting relayforlife.org.au and searching for the Yarra Ranges event.
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The war was just beginning “the lucky ones”, and that Remembrance Day served as an occasion to pay tribute to those who suffered fighting for their country. “And today, as on many days, I pause to remember their incredible contribution and the terrible legacy of war,” she said. At 11am, everyone at the services also paused to remember the contributions and the sacrifices made by those who came before, and those currently serving the country abroad. For the full stories, see mail. starcommunity.com.au.
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UPPER Yarra RSL welfare officer, Dennis Reeves, painted a vivid picture on Remembrance Day of what Australian troops experienced as they endured the second year of WWI. Speaking to a small gathering, compared to the Anzac Day crowds, he invited the diverse group at the Yarra Junction Cenotaph to take a trip back in time to 1915 where he said over 8000 ANZACs died. “Unknown to us in 1915, the war will continue for another three long years with the name ANZAC becoming both feared and respected among the nations of the world as they battled their way across Europe and north to Jerusalem,” he said. Mr Reeves said the First Armistice Day was held in 1919 with two minutes’ silence observed in London and Australia. At the end of World War II, in 1945, the name of the observance was changed to Remembrance Day as a commemoration of all war dead past and present. “Today we remember their sacrifice and to those who survived and returned home battered and worn, but still built our towns such as Yarra Junction as we know it today,” he said. In Healesville, Ryrie Ward
councillor Fiona McAllister then made a moving speech to the crowd, to illustrate some of the devastation families back home felt during the “War to End All Wars”. “As many, if not all of them headed off to war, we can only imagine what it felt like in the weeks and months and often years that followed, waiting for news ... in those days before the internet, mobile phones and even just waiting for letters to reach you, while you waited and worried,” she said. Cr McAllister said those left behind during the wars were
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on Sunday morning saw about 280 people cram into the church and an overflow room. Between an opening night event at the Memo, a bush dance the following night, and packed rooms at the RSL and the Terminus, along with other festival venues, both Mr Johnston and Mr de Oleveria said next yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s event will build on this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s successes. Mr Johnston pointed out Healesville musician, Ben Mitchell, who â&#x20AC;&#x153;took the bull by the hornsâ&#x20AC;? when equipment blew during his set, only for him to perform acoustically with his bandmates. Mr de Oleveria said the organising committee would have a couple of months of rest and relaxation before starting their planning for the 2016 festival in February. For more photos, visit mail.starcommunity.com. au.
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By KATH GANNAWAY AN UPDATED VicEmergency website will provide a one-stop shop for emergency warnings and information this summer. While that’s good news for Yarra Ranges on the whole, the Warburton Emergency Planning Group is continuing its campaign to ensure residents, and visitors to the Upper Yarra district have access to the same digital emergency communication as other areas. Funding was announced in June this year for a mobile phone base station for East Warburton, with the Reefton area identified as a contender for the $60 million second round funding. WEPG is also pushing for a repeater station on Mount Victoria to improve ABC radio reception in the Warburton area. WEPG spokesman, Kevin Bargar, told the Mail a technical brief was being put together over the next week or so to evaluate what was required.
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“We’re pushing for this fire season, but it will depend on what needs to be done, and funding,” he said. Meanwhile, the new emergency.vic.gov.au has been updated with the CFA and SES incident and warning pages going directly to the VicEmergency website, providing better access to information before, during and after an emergency. Emergency Management Commissioner Craig Lapsley said the focus of the website was to make it easier for the community, so they don’t have to access multiple websites in times of emergency. “Victorians largely live in a digital world and the VicEmergency website is an important tool for providing localised and relevant information to help people make good decisions about their own safety,” he said. The VicEmergency website brings together emergency information and warnings from agencies including CFA, MFB, SES and DELWP, providing
emergency incidents in real time, on a Google Maps display. Over the coming months, further features will be added to the site, including the ability for people to create Watch Zones, similar to the FireReady app. Mr Lapsley said the VicEmergency website was just one of the channels available and it was important that community members had more than one way to access emergency information so they had a fall back if power failed or there was no internet access. Victorians can also get information by tuning in to ABC local radio, or other emergency broadcasters including commercial and community radio stations or SKY TV, by downloading the FireReady App, phoning the Victorian Bushfire Information Line on 1800 240 667 or following VicEmergency on Twitter and Facebook. Information from Victoria Police and Ambulance Victoria is not currently included on the VicEmergency website.
Brigades bring it together By KATH GANNAWAY BRIGADES on either side of the Yarra Valley are inviting their communities to celebrate their partnerships. Yarra Glen CFA will say ‘thanks’ to Ritchies IGA and their local community with a display and information session at the Yarra Glen store on Saturday, 21 November from 9am to 1pm. Brigade members will be on deck to sizzle some sausages, organise activities for the kids and help with home and bushfire information. Yarra Glen CFA’s Louise Higgins said Ritchie’s IGA, the local community and businesses had been incredibly supportive of the CFA after the 2009 bushfires. She said the launch of the Community Benefit Card and the events of Black Saturday and the weeks following culminated in the community wanting to support the local brigade. “Through the Community Benefit Card a significant amount was donated towards a new truck,” she said. “Yarra Glen CFA are thankful for the support that Mark and his team provide - whether that be assisting us with the distribution of calendars, hosting us for our annual Father’s Day raffle, or
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Offering a great collection of beautiful handmade and specially chosen gold, silver and stone set jewellery, Monbulk Jewellers have the perfect piece for everybodyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s price range. The store also has an impressive choice of classic and modern watches, colourful crystals and loose gemstones to choose from as well. Monbulk Jewellers is offering customers in the lead-up to Christmas the chance to win an impressive one-carat diamond ring set in an 18-carat white gold setting. To go into the draw to win
this magnificent ring, just head into Monbulk Jewellers and make that special purchase. In addition, just by spending a minimum of $10 in store before 4 December and filling out one of the entry forms available to win some great prizes including a $250 shopping voucher from Monbulk Jewellers as well as other fantastic prizes. You can find Monbulk Jewellers at 102 Main Road, Monbulk. Phone them on 9756 7652, or email enquiry@monbulkjewellers.com.
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Prizes galore form to go into the draw. Some of the prizes include a Gold Cinema Card to the value of $5000 courtesy of Croydon Cinemas, and shopping vouchers to the value of $1000 courtesy of Healesville Walk Shopping Centre. Also available are travel and jewellery vouchers and plenty more.
The competition runs from Tuesday, 10 November, until Friday, 4 December, and winners will be drawn on 8 December at the Mail News Group, 244 Maroondah Highway Healesville. All winners will be notified and results will be published on Tuesday, 15 December 2015. Good luck!
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THE MAIL is giving you the chance to win some fantastic prizes just in time for Christmas. All you have to do is spend a minimum of $10 at the Healesville Walk, Monbulk Jewellers, Croydon Cinemas, The Jewel Box, Travellers Place or wherever you see the promotional poster. Simply fill out the entry
Come into Carousel Healesville on your birthday & claim a FREE ice cream
Order your Christmas Chickens now! Phone: 5962 2341
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An aerobatic pilot at Lilydale avoids a flock of birds during practice for the airshow. 145391 Picture: ROB CAREW
Up, up and away at Lilydale SANTA will have some competition in the skies when Lilydale Airport hold their annual presentation of wings and awards to recognise the achievements of trainee pilots over the past 12 months.
The awards will include special recognition of high achievements and presentation of scholarships. The awards will be preceded by an air display that will include some of the best Australian aerobatic pilots and their high-powered aircraft.
Gates open to the general public for the air display at 1pm Sunday 22 November. The display will start at 2pm, and will be completed by 4pm, when the presentations will commence. Admission is by a gold coin, to be
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collected at the entrance and all money raised will be shared by two local charities - The Australian Men’s Shed in Yarra Glen and Animal Aid in Coldstream. There may be opportunities for joy flights from Lilydale Flying School, Vintage Aviation, and JamCo Helicop-
ters before and after the display and “Parachute the Beach” will also be conducting tandem jumps. If you would like more information, please contact Neroli Merridew on 9739 1211 or email at Info@lilydaleairport.com.au.
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Great service equal to the great name SANCTUARY House Resort Motel is celebrating 14 years of great hospitality in the heart of the Yarra Valley. Since its inception, fine food and great service have been the trademark of Sanctuary House Resort Motel and Restaurant. Guests at Sanctuary House enjoy excellent customer service, high-standard accommodation and an onsite restaurant once described by The Age newspaper as “a banquet hall”. The delicious a la carte menu includes vegetarian dishes and a kids’ menu, as well as dishes catering to dietary requirements. All dishes are sourced from local produce and there is a variety of Yarra Valley wines to choose from. Now the dedication of the owners and staff at Sanctuary House Resort Motel and Restaurant has been formally recognised, as the business
Left: The restaurant has been described as “a banquet hall”. 146831
has been awarded the Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence for the last two years running, 2014 and 2015. Guests staying overnight at Sanctuary House can choose between standard (3.5 star) or deluxe (4 star) accommodation, with free Foxtel and wi-fi to all rooms. The super deluxe suites even have four poster beds and spas, great for that romantic getaway! If you require a special function, birthday party or a private wedding, just talk to the friendly staff on 5962 5148. Seats are still available for Christmas Day lunch, which includes a threecourse lunch with a glass of bubbly, live entertainment and all the trimmings. Sanctuary House Restaurant and Resort Motel wishes all its customers a ‘very merry Christmas’ and a ‘happy New Year’.
Below: The inviting facade is a popular feature of Sanctuary House.
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Upper Yarra RSL Open Children’s Playground BBQ facilities Functions catered for Daily
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Cracking down on pests partment of Health, a member of the Australian Environmental Pest Managers Association, and is fully accredited to spray chemicals. Only using chemicals which give outstanding results that are approved for food handling areas, Ranger Pest Control is the safe option to rid your home of invasive pests. Ranger Pest Control’s products are sourced through a professional chemi-
cal company and they offer protection against: termites, ants, spiders, rats, mice, silverfish, wasps, bees, cockroaches and more. Using the best and most effective chemicals, Ranger Pest Control provides a warranty on completion of every job. A family-run business with over 10 years’ experience in the pest control industry, Ranger Pest Control can be trusted to conduct a thorough and effective sweep of your home.
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Fun, colour as the sun sets
Wandin North
Grace Valley Interiors
INTERFLORA ACCREDITED - INTERSTATE & OVERSEAS ORDERS WELCOME.
Shop 4/362 Warburton Highway
Open During the Festival
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Open during the festival Home Décor Soy Candles Beauty Products Furniture Giftware 8/2 Union Road Wandin North Wandin North Shopping Centre
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AS THE sun sets on Wandin on Friday, 27 November, Christmas festivities will be in full swing. The retailers of Wandin Shopping Centre and Community Groups are once more hosting the annual Wandin Sunset Festival. As always, they’re inviting local people of all ages to join in the fun and excitement. If previous years are anything to go by, there will be lots to see, do, eat and enjoy. So bring along your family and friends and have an amazingly fun time. More than 60 market stalls will provide a great opportunity for guests to support local groups and businesses, as they work their way through their Christmas gift list. To add to the entertainment, there will be local dance, martial arts and fitness demonstrations, which will be there to add to the great sense of community spirit and involvement. Also during the evening, the CFA will be demonstrating the Jaws of Life on a vehicle. There will be hot rods, chainsaw carving, raffles and fireworks. For the kids, there will be a petting zoo, jumping castles, face painters, balloons, bucking bull ride, craft activities, pony rides and, of course, the star of the show - Santa! The festival will run from 5pm to 9pm. Organisers hope to see all their local school families and families from in and around the Yarra Valley to be part of the community festival. The event is proudly organised by Wandin Traders and Community Groups and sponsored by the Yarra Ranges Council. There is plenty of time for guests near and far to get on board and support this event. Make sure to mark it in your diary and head along to a fantastic community evening out. For further information, see their Facebook page: wandinshoppingcentre.
RICHARD TAYLOR 0407 081 957 SHOP 1, 362 WARBURTON HWY, WANDIN NTH 5961 9288 richard.taylor@landmarkharcourts.com.au www.wandin.landmarkharcourts.com.au
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PEACEFUL AND PRIVATE POSITIONED down a quiet picturesque road this beautiful home sits on about 1.75 acres of parklike gardens, with plenty of space to enjoy. The stunning Mt Gambier limestone homestead has three large bedrooms plus a feature study/office and period features throughout. The main bedroom has an ensuite and large walk-in wardrobe, with built-in
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wardrobes in the other bedrooms. A spacious living room features beautiful polished floorboards, and there are high ceilings, decorative cornices and ceiling roses throughout, plus a 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.
LAUNCHING PLACE Inspect: By appointment Price: $690,000 plus
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Auction November 21st at 11.30am 10% on signing, 30 day settlement
3/99A Maroondah Hwy Healesville
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• Three bedrooms • One Bathroom • Open plan living • Ducted heating • Spacious kitchen, stone bench tops • Gas/electric cooking Stuart Aldridge • Single remote/internal Director / Licensed Estate Agent M: 0402 464 511 access garage E: stuart.aldridge@eview.com.au 299 Maroondah Highway Healesville
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mcmath.com.au 22 Acres (approx)
20 Acres (approx)
35 Junction Street, Yarra Junction
150 Blacksands Road, Three Bridges
• Stunning views of surrounding mountains • Master bedroom has a walk in robe with full sized ensuite, including a relaxing spa bath • Undercover entertaining area outside • Solar heated in-ground pool • Located only minutes from the main street of town
• Freshly painted hardiplank home with 3 bedrooms • Polished floors, wood heating & split system • Sliding doors lead to a great size verandah overlooking the established garden • Land is mostly cleared, divided into numerous paddocks • Spring water access & machinery shedding
$1,480,000 LAND
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Auction Sat 12/12 11am
$680,000 Plus LAND
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20 acres approx
3464 Warburton Highway, Warburton Centrally located in the picturesque Warburton Township, this Commercially Zoned property is North Facing and has high exposure and highway frontage. Situated on approximately 1600m2, the classic yet contemporary design is a fantastic commercial space which has the potential to become an exciting function centre (STCA). There are commercial amenities including kitchen, toilets and plenty of parking space at the rear. The landscaped gardens are low maintenance and the rear of the property has the possibility of being further developed (STCA). Properties such as this are rare, don’t miss your opportunity to purchase something truly unique. TERMS: 10% Deposit Balance 30 days
Auction Saturday 12 December 11.00am Inspection Sat 21/11 11-11.30am Or by appointment LAND
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3
3 Leith Road, McMahons Creek
16 Wombat Crescent, East Warburton
• Neat & tidy home located on a quiet road • Comfortable lounge with a cosy wood heater & a lovely kitchen & dining area • Fully fenced with front & back yard fenced in between • Carport which is large enough for wood storage • Only 15-20 Minutes drive to Warburton
• 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
Ashleigh Hall Director/Licensed Agent
Chris Lord Sales Manager
Warburton 3371 Warburton Hwy
5966 2800
Ian Shipton Sales Consultant
$285,000 LAND
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Andrew McMath Licensed Agent
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Briana McCarthy Sales Consultant
1100m2
approx
Marc Barton-Johnson Sales Consultant
Lyndal McMath Hall Licensed Agent
Wendy Adams Licensed Agent
OPEN 7 DAYS
sales@mcmath.com.au Ofices also at Lilydale, Mt Evelyn & Mooroolbark
Melinda Darwall Licensed Agent
1600m2
approx
$295,000 Plus Inspection Sat 21/11 2-2.30pm Or by appointment LAND
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Mia McKay Sales Support/Administration
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Cassie Crowe Administration
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Kristen Johnston Professional Photographer
Yarra Junction 2460 Warburton Hwy
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Warburton
$290,000 plus
36 Old Don Rd Don Valley
$465,000 plus
Character and Charm down a Country Lane
A Wonderful Family Lifestyle Awaits
Nestled down a private country lane and positioned in the picturesque surroundings of Warburton this beautifully renovated classic character cottage is exceptional, dating back to the early 1920s and retaining all the charm of the era, you can’t help but relax and unwind. Offering a sunlit main bedroom overlooks the glorious parklike setting on just over half an acre, the living area offers wood heating, polished loorboards throughout, fresh country style kitchen and bathroom with a spa. An ideal retreat or weekender in a relaxed peaceful location.
This lovely character home is full of charm, and situated on approx. half an acre. As you walk in the front door you are greeted with a delightful loungeroom with feature wood ire, dado panelling, polished loor boards, and 2nd living/ofice/formal dining. The large country kitchen with extensive bench and cupboard space is ideally positioned overlooking a study zone. This lows onto the family end of the house with 2 extra bedrooms, family bathroom and external access.
Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320
Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190 Inspection: Sat 1.30 - 2.00pm (Photo ID Required)
4 Lowes Rd Yarra Junction
Auction Sat 12th Dec @ 1.30pm
A Piece of History - Circa 1917 Everyone’s passed by this home & gazed with envy at the position & character it offers. A part of a bygone era the property offers and magniicent old garden on over 1 & 1/2 acres & is bounded by the Little Yarra River at the north & the Warburton Trail on the south; a remarkable position. The home has seen better days. Those days are evident upon inspection. The wide bull-nose verandas, high timber lined ceilings, large rooms and character & charm are everywhere you look. The opportunity exists for a buyer to renovate & restore the former glory or to rebuild anew (STCA). A leisurely walk of about 500 metres along the trail will see you arrive in the centre of Yarra Junction at the cafes, shops & sporting facilities. Come for a look, stay forever.
Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 1 - 1.30pm (Photo ID Required)
Yarra Junction
$750,000 plus
7 Carroll Ave Millgrove
$270,000 plus
21 Acres Plus Pipeline Reserve!
Looking for an Investment?
Secluded, private, peaceful at the end of a long sweeping driveway, yet only a short drive to township is this brick ranch style home recently updated with new bathrooms, fresh paint, new carpet and four good size bedrooms, master with ensuite & walk in robe, parents retreat or 2nd living zone & large open plan family/meals area with woodheater and timber loors. A lovely blend of native bush, fern gullies and pasture with good shedding for machinery, 2 stables and horse ménage. A well hidden country property.
Currently rented with same Tenant for almost 5 years is this great home with 3 bedrooms with built in robes, well designed kitchen and the bonus of an extra living area as well as a cosy lounge room with wood heater, front verandah & double carport. Rented till July next year, this home is well loved by the tenant and located within walking distance to transport, local school and local shops. Good size allotment with plenty of room in the backyard.
Contact: Michelle Jones 0411 085 631
Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years
Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years
Peter Farrelly 0417 147 706 19 years
Michelle Jones 0411 085 631 14 years
5967 1277
Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years
2457 Warburton Hwy, Yarra Junction
Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years
David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years
Contact: Michelle Jones 0411 085 631 Inspection: Sat 12 - 12.30pm (Photo ID Required)
Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years
Jenni Robinson Licensed Agent 15 years
5966 2530
3407 Warburton Hwy, Warburton
Carly De Graaf Property Manager
Michelle Karanikich Property Manager
Nicky McDonald Property Management
Cassandra Darwall Property Management
Julianne Spendlove Administration
5964 2277 569 Warburton Hwy, Seville
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7 Alexandra Crt Woori Yallock
$450,000 plus
Sensational Views, Superb Location This lovely Federation style home is ideally located in the bowl of a quite court, surrounded with quality homes and has superb northerly views over the valley. The location also boasts walking distance to shops, kindergarten, primary school and public transport and has the added bonus of the Warburton trail at the bottom of the road. Offering 3 excellent sized bedrooms, master with walk in robe and large ensuite, large family bathroom, double lock up garage with internal access, 3 living zones, an outdoor pizza oven accessed from the open plan kitchen/living area and with so much space to spread out in this lovely home this is one not to miss. Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190 Inspection: Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm (Photo ID Required)
Yarra Junction
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Millgrove
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This lovely character home is bursting with charm the minute you wander to the front verandah. Upon entering the home you are presented with gleaming hardwood looring, high ceilings and period features exuding warmth and charm. The lounge has a lovely built in book shelf and entertainment unit which complements the features of the home and the wood ire is showcased on an angular wall. Bedroom 1 is large enough to house a king sized bed, and bedrooms 2 & 3 are located towards the rear of the house.
This well presented home is situated in an enviable position just a minutes stroll to the Yarra River, bus stop, walking trail and shops. The spacious home offers 3 great sized bedrooms all with built in robes, formal dining and a large family room offering wood heating and a split system. Outside is fantastic with a large carport, plenty of garden shedding and a workshop/ofice with a split system ideal for the home ofice/work from home or the handymanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dream, beautiful established gardens with lowering plants, shrubs and trees complete the picture perfect property.
Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190
Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320
11 Carroll St Launching Place
Auction Sat 12th Dec @ 11.30am
Mortgagee Auction A brilliant opportunity presents for the astute purchaser in this lovely leafy suburb, surrounded by quality homes, walking distance to schools and public transport and offering a substantial allotment of approximately 2004m2. The large home offers a great opportunity for the new owner, providing 4 bedrooms, study or 5th bedroom, master with large ensuite and sliding doors opening to a private rear decking to gaze over your property and 2 good sized living areas for the family to spread. The well-proportioned home is sited near the top of the property and overlooks the expanse of the block and down to the large garage and workshop areas. There is plenty of off street parking and with so much scope for improvement and potential, this property is a gem!
Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190 Inspection: Sat 11 - 11.30am (Photo ID Required)
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Jenni Robinson Licensed Agent 15 years
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Michelle Karanikich Property Manager
Nicky McDonald Property Management
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5964 2277 569 Warburton Hwy, Seville
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Horsepower! By KATH GANNAWAY HORSEPOWER meets horsepower at Mont De Lancey’s Draught Horse and Vintage Machinery Weekend on 21 and 22 November. The annual hark back to ‘yesteryear’, organised by the Yarra Valley Machinery Preservation Society in conjunction with Mont De Lancey Historic Homestead, features displays of working draught horses alongside the steam-driven horsepower of vintage machinery. Colin Jarvis and Ben, one of
the Yarra Valley’s most famous Clydesdales (he even has his own facebook page - Ben The Clydesdale) and Don Walker, president of the YVMPS, are passionate about horse-powered history and keeping the Yarra Valley’s pioneer heritage in the picture. The weekend has something for everyone with working displays of ploughing, hay baling and drag-sawing, machinery running up a great head of steam, blacksmiths firing up the forges to make horse shows, woodturners, working sheep-
dogs and creative chainsaw sculpture ... and more. At $10 for adults and children free, it’s an affordable family day out. Mr Walker said the entry fee was designed to attract families and added that they would like to see more young people attending to get a sense of heritage. The event runs from 10am to 4.30pm on Saturday and Sunday at 71 Wellington Road, Wandin North. Phone 5964 2088.
An afternoon of laughs By JESSE GRAHAM AN AFTERNOON of laughs and performances will be held this weekend at Healesville High School, with Healesville U3A’s annual revue opening for a one-off show. The Healesville University of the Third Age (U3A) will hold its annual Revue at the high school’s performing arts theatre from 2pm on Saturday, 21 November. Committee member Val James says the revue, which will run until about 4pm, will feature 20 U3A members per-
forming different sketches and songs to visitors over the afternoon. “We’ve got music, we’ve got sketches, we’ve got funny things happening,” Ms James said. The performers are aged from their fifties to their eighties, and are “very active, of course”, according to Ms James. She said there would be monologues and sketches to crack the audience up. “It’ll be a good laugh, and, as you know, laughter is the best medicine,” she said.
Ms James said members had been practicing for the last six months, with a full dress-rehearsal last week, and that the event followed a revue at the Yarra Glen Memorial Hall last year. However, she said this year’s revue would be a step up, with air-conditioning, better seating and a professional sound set-up - and 246 seats for visitors. Tickets to the Healesville U3A’s revue are $5. The event will be held at Healesville High School’s Performing Arts Theatre on Camerons Road from 2pm.
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Warburton bowls WARBURTON 1 played away against Yarra Glen on Saturday and won 94-52 in a great away effort by all rinks. Rink scores were as follows: R. Zunneberg 19/19; B. Woods 22/8; J. Brookes 23/14 and A. Donohue 30/11. Warburton 2 played Chirnside Park at home winning extremely well 109-40. Rink scores: G. Wynd 22/15; S. Mahoney 42/9; P. McConachy 27/8 and S. Freestone 18/18. Chris Neale performed well in his first game in the seconds. Welcome back to John Bodin for his first game for the season. Warburton 3 played their first home game against Cranbourne RSL and
15; Nutters 28 d RBTT 7; Burra Boys 16 d Mauhlers 15; Thomos 21 d Ridgey Ditch 7; Professionals 11 d No Eye Deer 8; Micks Meats 17 d G Force 9. On Friday we farewelled the Upper Yarra Community House VCAL students after their final session in a five-week program learning the finer points of bowls. The club thanks them for their enthusiasm and willingness to learn. Thanks also to club members who assisted throughout the program. New members and players are always welcome to join our club. The club facilities are open on Fridays, 5pm to 8pm, during the summer season.
won by six shots in a tight game, 46-40. Rink scores: C. Kercher 24/15 and R. Newing 22/25. Warburton 4 (Division 8 Section 6) unfortunately had to forfeit. New players are wanted so come along to the club if you would like a game. The Tuesday pennant did not play again this week due to the Victorian Open. The Wednesday night triples bowls competition saw the Tail Enders win their first ever game since the competition started. Congratulations for never giving up. They won by one shot against the Whipper Snappers 14-13. Other results were: Pensioners 17 d Bolters 11; Domes 16 d Saint Dogs
Yarra Glen Bowls a first division winner FIRST division came home from Lilydale with a well-earned win, seeing Yarra Glen finish with three rinks up and 16 points for their efforts moving up the ranking to 6. This win has brought back a spring to the step in the club, which worked through many hard weeks at the start of the season. The second team wasn’t as successful going down to a strong Warburton side as did the third team, be-
Round 6 Saturday Div 1 Sec 4: Yarra Glen 79 (16) d Lilydale 58 (2). Player of the week: Peter Nelson/Geoff Senior. Next round host Whittlesea. Saturday Div 2 Sec 4: Warburton 94 (17) d Yarra Glen 52 (1). Player of the week: Des Ayres. Next round travel to Ferntree Gully. Saturday Div 4 Sec 5: Monbulk 88 (16) d Yarra Glen 67 (2). Player of the week: Don Batten. Next round travel to Upwey-Tecoma.
ing defeated by Monbulk. Congratulations to the club chairman who was recently awarded Club Volunteer of the Year for his dedication and conviction to the club. Peter Nelson is the heartbeat of the Yarra Glen Bowls Club. Mr Nelson does so many things, seen and unseen, and is a humble man who goes about his business quietly with passion and often without recognition.
Warburton golf results WEDNESDAY 11 November, stableford: Noel Hyndman, in a welcome return to form, won with 40 excellent points. Runner-up was Steuart Hawke, also scoring 40, but losing on a countback. The ball rundown ventured to 34 points. NTP: 3rd Kim Kennedy, 9th Des Ray, 17th David Murch. Twilight: Winner was Eric Slater, with 22 wellcompiled points (no other information available). Saturday 14 November, stroke and third round of the championships: In the daily comp, A Grade winner was Jon-Cross with an impressive nett 66, meaning he shot 70 ‘off the stick’ - the best gross score on the day. B Grade winner was Mike Dobson who scored a stunning nett 65, which vaulted him into the lead in the C Grade championships. As a result of these scores, balls only went down to 73. NTP: 3rd Paul Mason, 5th Geoff Fall, 9th Ken White, 12th Tex Van Der Kooi and 15th Craig Brown.
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a terrific 80 (nett 66), to cement a solid lead of 11 over Dave Wappitt. Dave also acquitted himself well, shooting an 82 to be within five shots of Steuart. This grade appears to now be a battle between those two. In C Grade, as mentioned earlier, Mike Dobson has taken over the lead from Steve Noonan after shooting a great 87 gross. Steve still had a steady round of 94, which included a sensational eagle on the 10th (not to be outdone, Mike had a birdie on the same hole). Not surprisingly, these two impressive C Graders have cleared-out from the field to also make this ‘a two-horse race’. Mike is already a winner, having won the nett event for the championships (the East Hills Cup), which is taken over the first three rounds. His nett score of 205 trumped Steuart, who also impressed with a total of 208.
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Top four battle hots up By CHRIS ANDERSON CRICKET action around the Yarra Valley is increasing in intensity as teams clamber to establish themselves in the upper rungs of the ladder. After five rounds, there is a log jam of teams hovering around the top four as two-day cricket is throwing up some hotly fought contests. Woori Yallock continues to impress in their title defence as they made short work of a sizeable chase against Hoddles Creek. The Wombats would’ve been well pleased with their day one total of 195. Despite facing a strong Woori Yallock batting line-up, they would’ve felt that if they could take early wickets then they would be right in the hunt. That proved to be the case as a lack of early wickets enabled the Tigers to control the chase from the beginning. For the second game in a row, a vital opening partnership between Ryan Smith (72) and Mick Dwyer (51) closed the door on any chances the visitors had of causing an upset. In the end, the Tigers made short work of the total, cruising to the target with eight wickets in hand, sending an ominous warning to the rest of the competition. With a top-order in complete control of their game and a bowling line-up that possesses skill and variety, Woori Yallock are now comfortably the team to beat as they now have extended their lead at the top of the ladder. Next up for the Tigers are Healesville, which have had to bide their time courtesy of a bye, and will be fully aware of the challenge ahead. Hoddles Creek, on the other hand, need to bounce back against a resurgent Yarra Junction, in full knowledge that they need to find a win to restore confidence and keep themselves entrenched in the four. Yarra Junction were the big winners of the round, outlasting Warburton-Millgrove in a classic two-day encounter. On the slow Yarra Junction oval, the home side needed to chase a tricky target of 163 to take the points. Patient bowling, and a slow outfield, made life tough early for the Eagles openers, but they were up to the challenge in the knowledge that a solid start to the innings would set up a successful chase. Marcus Hottes rarely gets much kudos for his batting, but over recent seasons he has been the rock of the Yarra Junction top order and adds the grit to a powerful and fast-scoring top order. His innings of 58 was the foundation to an opening stand of 56, while he was good support for the fast-scoring Quinton Hodgkinson (45) and Cam Spaulding (26) in building a dominant, albeit patient, position the home side had put themselves in. Just when they were about to close the book on this contest, Burra star all-rounder David Lever (5/50) turned the game on its ear with an inspiring spell which saw the Eagles lose 5/23 and put a tremor among the faithful. Unfortunately for the visitors, this is where the challenge ended, and gritty fight from the remaining batsmen saw Yarra Junction get home with three wickets in hand, and seven overs from stumps. The win sees Yarra Junction on the march after a disappointing start to the season. The Eagles will relish the opportunity to take on a stumbling Hoddles Creek, and a win would have them right in the mix heading towards the Christmas break. Warburton-Millgrove on the other hand need to bounce back against a desperate Mount Evelyn as they seek some consistency to their up and down start to the season. Mount Evelyn finds themselves entrenched at the bottom of the ladder after a disappointing showing against Seville. Seville batted patiently on day one to post a score of 171, and one would’ve thought that the Mount Evelyn batting line-up would’ve taken some lessons on putting together a patient innings on the slow outfield. From the outset, the scoring rate wasn’t going to be the issue, as the Rovers found enough ways to keep the scoreboard ticking over. Three early wickets to Matt Hadlum had the visitors on the back foot, but a pair of quickfire and significant partnerships from Gareth Fraser with brother Daniel, and then Brad Jones had the Rovers on top at 4/116 within sight of the tea interval.
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Gareth Fraser of Mount Evelyn drives one down the ground. 146973 In a stroke of desperation, and good management, Hadlum was tossed the ball for a second spell, and in combination with Ron Sandfort the pair made a mockery of the chase. Hadlum zeroed in on the stumps to claim masterful figures of 7/48, while Sandfort feasted on some poor Mount Evelyn batting to secure 3/28. In the end what looked to be a promising chase quickly turned into a disaster as the visitors were dismissed 40 runs short of their target. Mount Evelyn now have to quickly turn things around if they are to stay in touch with the competition, and will have to do so against a Warburton-Millgrove side that could serve up anything. Meanwhile, buoyed by the win, Seville now have a couple of weeks off, courtesy of the bye, to plan their attack towards Christmas with hope that a couple of wins before the break could see them putting their hands up for finals action. DJ Strachan Shield Yarra Junction 7/163 (M. Hottes 58, Q. Hodgkinson 45, C. Spaulding 26, David Lever 5/50) d Warburton-Millgrove 9/162 (M. Walker 48, David Lever 30, A. Humphrey 29no, T. Ottrey 3/18, C. Spaulding 2/48). Seville 171 (A. Kay 48, A. DiPietro 38, L. McGookin 32, C, Anderson 4/38) d Mount Evelyn 131 (G. Fraser 48, M. Hadlum 7/48, R. Sandfort 3/28), Woori Yallock 2/196 (R. Smith 72, M. Dwyer 51, L. Smith 37no, McLaughlan 1/10, B. Derix 1/34) d Hoddles Creek 195 (M. Robinson 57, B. Derix 51, B. Hayes 3/36, S. Young 3/42). Healesville v bye RA Finger Trophy Wandin 224 (T. Thorne 83, L. Painter 42, T. Williams 4/59, A. Whiting 3/21) d Mount Evelyn 148 (D. Westaway 35, A. Whiting 35no, C. Usman 4/32, T. Thorne 2/5, J. Oakley 2/26). Coldstream 9/121 dec (B. Walsh 38, K. D’Atri 25, Doc Chesney 3/16, J. Pobke 2/29) d Hoddles Creek 120 (J. Pobke 54, M. Palmer 3/27, D. Whelan 3/29) and 3/45 (M. Jones 33no, D. Whelan 3/12). Healesville 189 (B. Damrow 55, C. Burridge 29
B. Nightingale 3/18, D Chaproniere 3/73) d Yarra Junction 90 (M. Hammond 17, M. Richards, 12 M. Peck 4/14 C. Burridge 4/44), Seville 8/275 (R. Oates 69, J. Mullins 72, B. Thorneycroft 5/59, J. Jufferman 1/31) d Warburton-Millgrove 169 (S. Watson 53, T. Appleton 52 J. Mullins 2/22, L. Johnson 3/17). Gruyere 7/210 dec (L. Aitkins 100no, R. Prouse 23, M. Arnold 3/58, M. White 2/47) d Woori Yallock 83 (R. Prouse 4/15, G. Sweetten 3/38) and 2/156 (D. Worlley 101no, P. Broussard 34no, G. Sweetten 2/17) C Grade Healesville 175 (S. Fawdry 36, T. Cavill 34, R. Hodgins 4/41, B. Stewart 3/34) v Marysville (no day 2 scores), Yarra Glen 10/161 (T. Davey 45 C. Hoare 5/41) def Launching Place 10/128 (C. Hoare 36, B. Taeuber 31, P. Moors 3/11, J. Orren 3/11, T. Spencer 2/4), Yarra Junction v bye D Grade Yarra Glen 9/50 (L. Coulson 27, B. Young 5/24) & 2/73 (J. Evans 42*, J. Peters 14*, B. Young 2/12) def by Gruyere 9/156 dec (B. Young 41, S. Lowe 18, J. Evans 5/18), Mt Evelyn 9/284 (M. Darvell 111, M. Rustichelli 30, G. Haken 22, M. Oakley 4/47, M. Lamont 3/44) def by Wandin 4/304 (B. McKenzie 88, T. Ward 56*, B. Hands 49), Coldstream 9/204 (N. Taylor 112 A. Cummins 27 M. Young 3/30 M. Bradley 2/6) def Launching Place 10/127 (A. Cope 33, B. Bradley 25, D. Annette 24, L. Mitchell 6/22, A. Cummins 3/27), Healesville 10/24 (L. Barclay 8, L. Hellary 5, P. Blight 7/15, S. Thompson 3/7) and 10/97 (S. Neilson 25, L. Barkley 23, S. Thompson 4/14 D. Sharp 2/10 ) def by Powelltown 6/140 dec (P. Blight 48, D. Anderl 25, P. Rallis 3/44, L. Hellary 2/17) One Day Grade Hoddles Creek 6/265 (A. Randall 41no, D. Rowe 40no, T. Broadway 39no, M. Goffi 35, M. Smith 31, A. Steele 2/39) d Coldstream 125 (S. Kollosche 40, B. Horsefield 3/18, A. Edmonds 2/5, M. Goff 2/18). Powelltown 4/197 (G. McRo-
rie 40no, B. Simpson 40no, B. Mackey 2/20, D. Ebbels 1/14) d Healsville 107 (S. Dennett 29, J. Plunkett 20, P. Dunne 3/13, A. Nettlefold 2/11), Wandin 7/181 (D. Trembath 42, D. Alderman 40no, H. Lubeck 2/18) lost to Yarra Junction 7/193 (J. Dicker 44no, K. Dark 41no, N. Dowdell 41no, L. Long 26, M. Lanham 2/11), Mount Evelyn 9/123 (J. Taylor 29, A. Cannata 2/5) d Silvan 9/119 (J Dietzel 35, T Hancock 1/1). Seville 5/89 (S. Hudson 42no) d Warburton-Millgrove 81 (J. Macintosh 25, P. Dall 2/2, L. Durwood 2/14) Under 16s Warburton-Millgrove 8/142 (F. Surine 29, F. De Varga 24, B. Thomas 3/28) def Yarra Junction 64 (B. Thomas 13, T. Reed 12, T. Walker 2/3, M. Newell 3/4), Yarra Glen 5/170 (L. Crawford 50no, L. Coulson 22, N. Hellary 2/17, N. Darkin 2/21) d Healesville 152 (N Darkin 55, D. H-Scales 21, L. Coulson 3/4, A. Beath 3/25). Mount Evelyn 3/119, (A. Brisbane Flynn 50no, B. Westaway 27no, J. Coutts 13, C. Hirst 3/11) d Seville 115 (T. Bissells 50no, C. Hirst 19, H. Thompson 3/6, A. Brisbane-Flynn 2/16, L. Walker 1/0), Launching Place-Wandin v bye Under 14s Yarra Junction 7/130 (D. Rowe 47, J. Ketelaar 26, D. Pezzimenti 2/7, S. O’Connor 1/5) Yarra Glen 76 (D. Pezzimenti 17, B. Kellett 9, N. Johnson-Shortis 4no, L. O’Dea 3/5), Healesville White 6/140 (F Lever 40no, N Hilderbrand 31no, A. Nelson 3/9, J. Bourke 1/9) d Warburton-Millgrove 119 (A. Nelson 35, R. Nyko 18, S. North 3/35, T. Fraser 2/8), Wandin/Launching Place 142 (J. Birnie 37, C. Winter-Annette 18, S.Gebert 3/11, M.Hall 2/14) d Healesville Red (H. Keeling 28no, T. Darkin 21, D. Hummer 5/19, J. Birnie 1/4), Seville v bye Under 12A Warburton/Millgrove 3/134 (B. Humphrey 16no, J. Sharp 13no, A. Hall 1/5) d Hoddles Creek 8/91 (O. Simpson 24no, L. Payne 13no, J. Fritzlaff 12, P. Hunyh 3/2, P. Wilson 1/7). Mount Evelyn 113 (P. Murphy 21no, D. Finch 18no, H. Fleming 2/5, L. Timony 2/20) d Seville 87 (D. Briggs 27, L. Sheppard 3/4). Healesville White 6/140 (C. Anderson 25, J. Hammond 19no, R. Wison 2/18, D. Birtchnell 2/18) d Marysville 8/76 (E. Oaten 12, P. Birchnell 11no, C. Frazzetto 2/2, C. Dennis 2/6) Under 12B Yarra Glen 9/136 (C. Adamson 26no, A. Thompson 24, R. Vassallo 2/9, K. Dight 2/28) d Gruyere 8/133 (L. Rogers 29, T. Noar 16no, C. Adamson 3/8, J. Fricke 2/16), Yarra Junction 7/114 (R. Bomford 19no, R. Foley 18 ,T. Elliott 2/7, N. Smith 2/9) d Coldstream 74 (B. Kollosche 9no, R. Foley 3/8). Launching Place 144 (L. Anderson 17, L. Parker 8no, A. Darkin 2/16, R. Brendish 2/2) d Healesville Blue 4/125 (Lily Darkin 18no, E. Prentice 10no, O. Powell 1/13) Under 10s Coldstream 5/36 (Harvey 17, Keisha 8, Thomas 8, Malaki 4/5) played Hoddles Creek 3/33 (Ezra 12, Malaki 8), Launching Place (1) 4/69 (L. Parker 18, D. Smith 10) d Launching Place (2) 7/32 (Ellen Bradley 11, Chantelle Hermansen 10), Woori Yallock 2/52 (Caleb 9, Jack 9, Rylie 9, Coby 1/, Ethan 1/) d Warburton-Millgrove 7/16 (Lachie 7, Mitchell 7, Coby 7, Brock 2/, Noah 2/, Baylin 1/). Under 13 Girls - Association Game RDCA 4/132 d Yarra Valley 6/107.
Solution No. 4059 8 3 9 1 2 5 7 6 4
5 4 6 8 3 7 1 2 9
7 1 2 6 4 9 8 3 5
9 7 8 5 6 2 3 4 1
6 5 4 7 1 3 2 9 8
1 2 3 4 9 8 5 7 6
3 8 5 9 7 6 4 1 2
4 6 7 2 5 1 9 8 3
2 9 1 3 8 4 6 5 7
QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7397 - SOLUTIONS Across - 6, Disconcert. 8, Oral. 9, Lido. 10, Melon. 11, Exit. 12, Necessary. 16, Badminton. 20, Puma. 22, Brill. 23, Teak. 24, Urdu. 25, Snapdragon. Down - 1, Finite. 2, Scooter. 3, Animus. 4, Teller. 5, Stone. 7, Satin. 13, Aid. 14, Initial. 15, Curry. 17, Animal. 18, Malady. 19, Orator. 21, Abuse. CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7397 - SOLUTIONS Across - 6,Contracted. 8, G-old. 9, Liar (rev). 10, Exile. 11, Sack. 12, Long-eared. 16, Dun-garees. 20, Etna (rev). 22, Cel-i-a (rev). 23, Laid. 24, S-pat. 25, Occupation. Down - 1, Domin-o. 2, S-tor-age. 3, Cam-era. 4, Strike. 5, ‘Edges. 7, Slack. 13, Run. 14, Pre-late. 15, Stops (rev). 17, Un-lock. 18, Grasps. 19, Edit-o-r. 21, Ac-tor.
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