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Cliff, Cox take lead By Jesse Graham

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or and councillor, Jason Callanan, who was struck down with illness before registration day, and did not seek reelection. “It’s something you wouldn’t wish on anyone, and he was doing a hell of a good job,” Cr Cliff said, adding that he and the council wished Mr Callanan a speedy recovery. The councillors then wound up

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being elected. Cr Cox was then elected unopposed to the deputy mayor role. Cr Cliff said his election was a “very humbling experience”, and thanked his wife, Sue, for her help with his election campaign, and the councillors for their vote. “Fellow councillors, those who

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STREETON Ward councillor Noel Cliff has been elected as Yarra Ranges Council’s mayor for the coming year, with Walling Ward councillor Len Cox as his deputy. The pair were elected to the top roles on Tuesday 8 November, one week after the formal announcement of the council election results. Cr Cliff received six votes from his fellow councillors for the role, running against Lyster Ward councillor Mike Clarke. Cr Cox nominated Cr Cliff for the role, and said he had “the integrity that’s needed” for the job. “Certainly, Cr Cliff is full of that, and he actually works so well with the community,” he said. “I think that, when he walks into a room ... people are just happy to see him come in, and that’s such a good sight to see with a potential mayor.” Cr Cliff said it would be “really cool” to be elected as mayor, that he would represent the nine councillors and speak on their behalf. Ryrie Ward councillor Fiona McAllister nominated Cr Clarke as a mayoral candidate and said he had the “commitment and presence” and a “whole of municipality and community focus”, among other qualities. “I’ve seen and I know there will be many who share those views,” she said. “We’ve got two great candidates tonight to choose from, and it really is a decision about your leader among leaders, who will lead us for the next 12 months.” Cr Clarke said that, if elected, he would act with “leadership, teamwork, fairness and respect, negotiation and good governance” during the one-year term. “I believe leadership is empowering other leaders around me,” he said. “It’s certainly my aspiration to help you councillors get the best you can, out of your needs and your community.” When it came to the vote, councillors Cliff, Cox, Terry Avery, Richard Higgins, Jim Child and Tim Heenan voted for Cr Cliff, while councillors Clarke, McAllister and Tony Stevenson voted for Cr Clarke, with Cr Cliff

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Take a look at The Nook IT WILL be a weekend full of beautiful flowers and landscaping on 19-20 November. Monbulk’s Val Jackson and her neighbour, Doug Brook will be holding an open weekend to display their gardens to the public. With a romantic feel, Ms Jackson’s cottage garden called

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‘The Nook’ features bright coloured flowers. These include roses, rhododendrons and azaleas. Mr Brook’s garden features a series of standing stones and greenery. Both gardens will be open from 10am-4.30pm and a $5 donation is required upon entry of both gardens. All pro-

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YARRA Ranges Council is reminding residents that inflatable and above-ground pools capable of holding a depth of water more than 300mm must have compliant pool safety barriers. They also require a building permit. Numerous drowning deaths in pools happen as a result of fencing that is faulty or noncompliant with Australian standards. Council’s building compliance officers inspected 61 pools and spas from 1 November last year to 1 November this year. Only nine pool safety barriers were able to be approved on first visit, and the majority were found to be non-compliant.

In 2015-’16, 21 Australian children aged 0-4 years drowned, the Royal Life Saving National Drowning Report shows. More than half of all toddler drowning incidents occurred in a backyard pool (52 per cent 11 incidents) during this time. Director of Social and Economic Development Ali Wastie says that while most people know their in-ground pool or spa is required to be fenced, they may not know other above ground or smaller pools require fencing. “Above-ground pools capable of holding a depth of water more than 300mm, no matter what size, must be properly fenced,” Ms Wastie said.

“Spas require an isolation barrier or fence. Lockable lids or tarps are not enough and do not comply. “It’s also imperative that parents keep an eye on their children at all times while they are in or near the water.” Ms Wastie said it was vital that parents regularly checked and maintained their pool barriers to ensure they were in proper working order. Further information and advice on pool and spa safety requirements is available by contacting council’s Building Services department on 1300 368 333. More details at www.yarraranges.vic.gov.au.

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Mail bags maiden award THE Mail hosted dozens of dignitaries from around the country last week at Healesville’s RACV Country Club, with the Victorian Country Press Association holding its annual conference in town. On Thursday 10 and Friday 11 November, representatives of media outlets, newspapers, politicians, celebrities and VCPA members gathered at the country club for the annual conference, with presenters speaking on the valley, wine, wildlife, and the future of journalism. Wine critic James Halliday, acting director of Healesville Sanctuary Dr Rupert Baker and former Geelong mayor Darryn Lyons were some of the speakers at the conference, which was hosted by the Mail News Group. On Friday night, the conference officially ended with the VCPA’s annual awards night, where the Mountain Views Mail received the inaugural Road Safety Award, sponsored by the TAC. The award recognises excellence in road safety reporting that contributes towards the TAC’s Towards Zero campaign, which aims to reduce road fatalities and serious injuries to zero. Mail journalist Kath Gannaway’s article about the Healesville Community Bank’s Greenlight Drivers Program, which was held with Healesville High School VCAL students, made up the award-winning entry. For more photos from the event, visit mailcommunity. com.au.

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Mail News Group Managing Director Paul Thomas opening the VCPA annual conference at Healesville RACV Country Club. 161853 Picture: JESSE GRAHAM

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DEDICATED local martial artists last month gathered for the 20th Annual Golden Cobra Martial Arts Club Championships at Selby. More than 40 competitors took part, with entrants aged from 6 to 53, and competed in sparring matches and kata demonstrations. Among the stand-outs was Felikss Baumanis, 15, who is studying Year 9 at Emerald Secondary College. The teenager took out the Club Championship, with an impressive first place in all three of his events. This included open-level weapons against senior martial artists, one of whom was his own black belt weapons instructor. In the lead-up to the tournament, Felikss won first place for his weapons kata at the International Karate Sports Association (IKSA) Tourna-

KNOX councillor Darren Pearce has been elected as the City Council’s mayor, promising to stay engaged with the community. After winning his seat unopposed, Cr Pearce said he was humbled by his election to mayor and looking forward to working with his fellow councillors over the next 12 months. “It’s going to be a busy but rewarding year,” Cr Pearce said. “I am committed to work with my fellow councillors to continue to deliver on services and programs the community expects. “We will do that within the limits set by challenges such as rate-capping.” The appointment is Cr Pearce’s second as mayor, after leading the council during 2013-’14. Councillors sworn into their roles on

Tuesday, 8 November, as follows: Baird Ward - Peter Lockwood (returned); Chandler Ward - John Mortimore (unopposed); Collier Ward - Jackson Taylor (newly elected); Dinsdale Ward - Adam Gill (returned); Dobson Ward - Jake Keogh (newly elected); Friberg Ward - Tony Holland (returned); Scott Ward - Lisa Cooper (returned); Taylor Ward - Darren Pearce (unopposed); and Tirhatuan Ward - Nicole Seymour (returned). Meanwhile, Cardinia Shire Council announced its new council on 2 November. Of the nine councillors elected, four have taken office for the first time, while

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Mayor Darren Pearce, centre, with the new council, has promised to engage with the community. 16170 the remaining five return from their previous four-year term. The results from each ward are: Central Ward - Jodie Owen, Collin Ross, Carol Ryan and Michael Schilling; Port Ward - Ray Brown and Graeme Moore; and Ranges Ward - Brett Owen, Jeff Springfield and Leticia Wilmot.

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removing several crossings that will make a real difference for people in the outer east. Work has already begun on removing four level crossings along the Belgrave and Lilydale lines, which will see the rail go underground at Mountain Highway and Scoresby Road in Bayswater, Blackburn Road in Blackburn and the Heatherdale Road in Mitcham. And with the Lilydale and Moorool-

bark crossings now commencing the early planning stage. The work being performed in Bayswater is particularly impressive. Not only is the rail-line being lowered, but a completely new station is being built with a modern transport interchange, reconstructed car park and a walking and cycling path. People with disabilities will be able to access the new platform via a lift. Now, unfortunately getting the job done on these level-crossings can’t happen overnight and it will involve some delays. So here is what you need to know. Scoresby Road is currently closed at the level-crossing and will be until late November. Buses will replace trains between

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Ringwood and Belgrave until 12 December and Station Street will be closed to traffic between Mountain Highway and Pine Road until 12 December. From 20 November to late December, Mountain Highway will be closed at the level-crossing. Buses will also replace trains between Box Hill and Belgrave/Lilydale from 25 and 27 November. From 27 December to 20 January 2017, the same thing will happen between Blackburn/Box Hill and Ringwood. There will be detours in place but it’s important to factor all this before you travel. It’s also worth bearing in mind that works will affect many of the car parks at the stations.

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Quiet Achievers Awards MOOROOLBARK Umbrella Group’s 2016 Annual Community Forum and presentation of Quiet Achievers Awards. Thursday, 17 November at 7.30pm. Mooroolbark Community Centre. Open to all, gold coin donation. Featuring special guest Boori Monty Pryor (pictured) - an Indigenous Australian writer best known as a storyteller and along with Alison Lester, as appointee of the inaugural Australian Children’s Laureate (2012 -’13). A prestigious role to which Australian authors or illustrators are appointed with the purpose of promoting the power of reading to young children.

Mums, bubs outdoor fitness TAKE some time for yourself, meet local mums and boost your fitness, confidence and energy levels in a safe and supportive environment. Sessions are held every Monday at 10am at Mt Evelyn Recreation Reserve. Suitable for mums of all fitness levels who have bubs aged six weeks to three years. $10 per session. Contact

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THE Free Settlers Club’s next dance is at the Hungarian Community Centre at 760 Boronia Road, Wantirna, on Saturday, 26 November, at 8pm. Live band. Tickets: $15. Bookings on (03) 9725 2472. Dances are held on the last Saturday of each month (except December).

Micro solar in Bangladesh HEAR this good news story from an Aussie engineer working in poor rural villages in Bangladesh. Wednesday, 16 November, 7.30pm at Emerald Library. Entry by gold coin donation. Hosted by Dandenong Ranges Renewable Energy Association. Inquiries to (03) 5968 2824.

Chocolate day KNOX-SHERBROOKE Royal Children’s Auxiliary is holding a Chocolate Emporium Day on Wednesday, 23 November, at 10.30am. Located at 10 Glenfern Road, Ferntree Gully. Cost: $10 (includes lunch). Buy early for Christmas. Cash/

LEARN more about foster care and how you get help a child achieve a brighter future. Register for Anglicare’s information session on Wednesday, 23 November, 7.30pm, Anglicare Victoria, 47-51 Castella Street, Lilydale. Call 1300 889 335 or www.anglicarervic.org.au/foster-caring.

Vegan forum HEALTH, environmental and humane reasons will be explained and questions answered. Gold coin donation. Selby Community House, 7pm on Wednesday, 16 November. Inquiries to (03) 9754 2039. MOUNT Evelyn Community House book launch, ‘Miracles of Mercy and Grace’ on Saturday, 26 November, from 3.30pm to 5.30pm. Poetry book inspired by faith is a calming and uplifting remedy for the soul. Author is Mount Evelyn resident Jean Barnes. Stephen Barnes, photography.

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NO-ONE enjoys being stuck at a levelcrossing waiting for a train to pass. But it doesn’t have to be this way. We can engineer our crossings in a way so that people aren’t held up. That is why the Andrews Labor Government is removing 50 dangerous and congested level-crossings across Melbourne over the next eight years. But removing crossings is not just about convenience, it’s also about safety. If we remove level crossings, we remove the prospect of accidents occurring. This is a particularly big program at highly congested crossings, so removing them is a high priority. You will be glad to know that the Level Crossing Removal Authority is

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Hospital after school attack By Alana Mitchelson PARENTS have criticised the lack of disciplinary action following an incident at Cockatoo Primary School where a boy required immediate medical attention, after a fight broke out on the school oval. A lunchtime football game on Thursday 20 October, among up to a dozen children, ended in calls to the police and paramedics when an 11-year-old child was beaten to the ground and knocked unconscious. An air ambulance was dispatched due to concerns the boy may have sustained a spinal injury. Almost a dozen parents, who have chosen to remain anonymous to protect their children’s identity, recounted the scene their children witnessed on the oval. It is understood that the injured child had seen a boy physically harming another child and had grabbed him around the throat to restrain him. After releasing him, it is believed the original provoker turned around and punched the intervening child to the ground. The aggressor was then seen continuously kicking the child in his back, neck and head while he lay motionless and unresponsive on the ground. Ambulance Victoria’s report stated that the child sustained bruising to the head and suspected spinal injuries, and was transferred in a road ambulance to the Monash Medical Centre in a stable condition. Tests conducted later at the hospital determined there were no spinal injuries. Emerald Police Acting Senior Sergeant Ian Pregnell said his officers had informed him that two 11-yearold boys had a “disagreement” on

the football field. The school called police at about 3pm. “There was a little bit of a fight over a football. As a result, an ambulance came. An air ambulance was also dispatched because a boy was complaining of a sore back,” Act Sen Sgt Pregnell said. “The boy was taken by road to the Monash. He was assessed and found to have a bit of bruising but no extensive injury.“ Since the injured child had not broken any bones or sustained a spinal injury as a result of the incident, the police have not investigated the matter further. “It’s now in the hands of the school to decide on appropriate discipline for those involved. From our perspective, this was a schoolyard altercation,“ he said. “This is not a matter for police.“ Medical records supplied claimed that the child briefly lost consciousness as a result of the multiple blows to the head. The document confirmed that he sustained a neck sprain, head swelling to the left parietal and occipital lobes, grazed arms and legs and an abrasion to the back of his head above his left ear. The boy missed two weeks of school while recovering from his injuries. A family member of the boy who required medical attention said the police had not formally questioned him for his version of events. She said it took the child until 8pm that night, on Thursday 20 October, to regain memory. “He kept responding to paramedics that it was winter time and a Friday in

Cockatoo Primary School. July. He had no recollection of the time of day,“ she said. “The next day when his memory started coming back to him, he re-lived the situation which was heart-breaking. “He was very withdrawn on the Saturday and his speech was a bit slurred. It was not until late Saturday that he started to be more himself.“ The family member said the kicks had left a mark resembling the tip of a shoe on the back of the child’s head above his left ear. “The impact caused blood vessels to burst,” she said. “He was defending a friend from being beaten. “The whole thing has been put down to a playground footy tackle. The aggressor was back at school the following Monday.“ The Department of Education provided a statement on behalf of Cocka-

too Primary School principal Darrelyn Boucher. “A child complained of neck and head pain and, as a precaution, an ambulance was called, and the child was taken to hospital. As per protocol, police were also notified and attended,“ the statement read. “The child was discharged from hospital on the same day and is safe and well. “The safety of our children is always our top priority and we take playground safety very seriously.” Ms Boucher said the school had investigated the incident, and was offering “ongoing support and counselling” to the students involved. Some parents of children on the oval at the time of the incident said it had been a confronting ordeal. “My child’s had nightmares, it was a really traumatic thing to witness,“ one parent said.

“My son was just not himself when he got home that day. He kept repeating the words ’it was just horrible’. “They should have given all the kids who were on the oval the chance to say what they saw happen and a chance for individual counselling.“ Another parent expressed fears that a worse outcome could have resulted from the incident on the oval. “One day there’s going to be a one-punch incident at the school that a child will regret for the rest of their lives,” the parent said. “The boy in this scenario was lucky not to sustain a brain injury.” A number of Cockatoo Primary parents said they had lodged formal complaints to the Department of Education over the years. The department failed to respond to a request for details concerning these complaints.

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Letters Weed warriors MAY we take this opportunity to thank the people of the Community Weed Alliance of the Dandenongs who came to our property last week as part of their endeavours to clear weeds along the Sassafras Creek. Having extra hands ready to help with ivy, blackberry and sycamore was most appreciated, and we wish them well with their endeavours to eradicate noxious weeds along the creek. Geoff and Judy Birkett, Sassafras.

Let's talk crime THE community is concerned about the ongoing crime rise in Cardinia and Casey. This is an ongoing issue, as Daniel Andrews refuses to acknowledge the problem and police numbers in the region are failing to keep up with population growth. Our recent crime petition sent to the Gembrook electorate had an outstanding response, calling on the Andrews Government for more frontline police and stronger bail laws. Following this high petition response, I am holding a ‘Have your say’ Crime Forum on Wednesday, 16 November, at 7.30pm at the Outlook Community Centre, 24 Toomuc Valley Road, Pakenham. This will be a chance for residents to hear and discuss issues with the Shadow Minister for Police, Edward O’Donohue, Shadow Attorney-General John Pesutto and members from the Cardinia Neighbourhood Watch group. I encourage everyone in the community to attend on 16 November and for constituents to continue sending in their signed petitions. For more information on the petition and forum, please do not hesitate to contact my office on (03) 9796 1987. Brad Battin MP, State Member for Gembrook.

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Getting a garden feel THE fragrance and feel of the plants in the special ‘Sensory Garden’ at the Rhododendron Gardens recently gave some vision-impaired visitors an amazing spring experience. The group made their way along rows of fragrant and tactile plants, smelling and feeling lavender, jasmine, lemon verbena, rosemary, mountain pepperberry, woolly bush, native mint, giant honey flower bush and many more. Group member Janine Lord said it

was an incredible walk. “We at Blind Sports really appreciate and enjoy experiencing nature in parks and gardens,” she said. “Thanks to the helpful Parks Victoria staff, we had the chance to discover the smells and textures of a wonderful variety of plants. “I especially loved the feel of the woolly bush, and the scent of the lemon verbena.” The Sensory Garden was first planted in 2008 and has been continually

expanding and evolving since then. It now has around 100 plants which have been chosen for their strong scents and interesting textures. The garden has been designed to be accessible to all ages and levels of mobility and is very popular with children for its variety of scented plants. Parks Victoria Horticultural Ranger Tex Moon, who accompanied the group, said it was a fantastic initiative. “We want people to come and smell the flowers, feel the foliage, listen to

nature and discover the beauty and diversity of plants,” Tex said. “Getting up close and personal to nature in this way makes people feel good both physically and mentally, and it’s a great example of our Healthy Parks Healthy People philosophy.” The group’s visit was organised through the Walk in the Park Program, a community partnership program between Parks Victoria and Blind Sports Victoria.

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Respect for the Fallen Emerald RSL President Peter Maloney. 161812

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DANDENONG Rangesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; communities on Friday, 11 November, stopped to remember those who had fallen while serving their country. On Remembrance Day 2016, â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Mailâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; photographer Greg Carrick and journalist Jodie Symonds attended the Mount Evelyn and Emerald services respectively. Decades have passed, but the ritual of the community service remains the same as a sign of great respect. At the Emerald service, about 100 people attended some, including Emerald SES and RSL members, Emerald Primary School students, shop owners and team members, and the wider community. In Mount Evelyn, among those present were Mount Evelyn RSL president Roger Boness, Reverend Richard Shoenmaker and Mount Evelyn Primary School students.

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CAR BOOT SALE // 10am - 2pm, Station St car park // $10 per car

BEER & WINE // 4 - 8pm, Station St // Price per glass

JUMPY CASTLE // 10am - 2pm, Railway Station // Free

HISTORY & MYSTERY NIGHT TOUR OF CEMETERY* // 7.30pm canapes & 8.30pm tour, The Hut Gallery & Cemetery // $15 // Bookings essential via MDLC website

STALLS IN STATION ST // 10am - 2pm

PHOTO COMP & SCREENING OF BLUES BROS MOVIE // 8pm, Wattle Club // Free

The Blue Dandenongs Twilight Festival & Fun in the Village project has been supported by a grant from the Knox Council Community Development Fund.

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ESTABLISHED in 1989, Fairy Mountain Chinese is an institution in the hills, spanning two generations as it was originally founded by Sylvia and Albert Lau in Olinda before seeking a new location in Mt Dandenong, and now located in Monbulk. Always a family business, they have been continually supporting the local community through organisations such as the football club, RSL and primary schools. They pride themselves on their involvement with other local businesses; the family strives to continue to support the surrounding community. After 27 years, the restaurant is transitioning to the next generation, led by the children of Sylvia and Albert. Entering a new chapter under Rhonda and Philip Lau, while continually striving for excellent food and welcoming service, has seen the restaurant establish a loyal clientele while aspiring to welcome more patrons. This new chapter has resulted in an evolving menu driven and implemented by Philipâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s passion, expertise and skills developed through previous experiences in Chinese and modern Australian cuisine, obtaining a new take-away alcohol licence menu that includes a range of carefully selected wines and offering a dine-in special Monday to Thursday, until 30 December, with 10 per cent off meals. The family is continually thankful for the past and continued loyal support from our old and new customers.

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MAGNIFICENT 12.25 ACRES SITUATED in one of Emeraldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most exclusive locations, this stately family residence of grand proportions is prominently positioned on a superb hilltop location of 12.25 acres with stunning views. Currently set up with the horse lover in mind, this property has eight fully fenced paddocks all with water and electric fencing and a huge six-bay shed which includes a tack room. Designed to cater for a multitude of family situations, the home has been built to include two fully self-contained areas. The main home has four bedrooms all with walk-in wardrobes, the main includes a superbly appointed ensuite, plus multiple living areas including formal lounge and dining, family room, meals area and rumpus room, ensuring room for the largest of families. The spacious gourmet timber kitchen

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features quality stainless-steel appliances and granite bench tops. A triple garage separates the main home from the second self-contained home that offers two spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, central well-appointed kitchen, meals and family room and a separate formal lounge. This independent section is ideal for dual occupancy, teenagersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; accommodation or a work from home situation. Additional features include large lightfilled windows, ducted gas heating and reverse-cycle heating and cooling in both homes. Outdoors is as pretty as a picture with a covered alfresco outdoor entertainment area, magnificent landscaped gardens, expanses of lawn and an additional 14m x 9m shed that is ideal for the tradesperson.

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55 Prion road, Mount dandenong 4

$890,000 - $1,000,000 With luxurious style and sophistication on over 3.5 acres, Ridgewood Farm is set to impress. Period features accentuate the home’s 1940s heritage and provide the backdrop for modern comforts including a new Esse cooker and private master suite with spa tub.

ingrid Wilde 0417 327 374 scott allison 0407 855 547

27 Baynes Park rd, MonBulk 5

$830,000 - $910,000 This 1880s homestead has been beautifully developed to its full potential. Now an inspiring B&B with 3 bedroom home and 2 bedroom guest accommodation with abundant gardens ideal for weddings and gatherings, this is an income-generating property to be appreciated.

suzie Brannelly 0425 872 799

34 Belgrave – Ferny Creek rd, Ferny Creek 3 1 $500,000 - $570,000 Sophisticated design and outstanding style complement this cottage’s period appeal. Set on a lovely 6,335 sq m approx. and boasting an exacting refurbishment including kitchen with integrated high-end appliances, stone benches, wood ire, and picture windows.

Frank kouzi 0415 772 771

14 JaCksons Hill rd, Menzies Creek 3 2 2 $910,000 - $990,000 “Winterslow” enters a new chapter in its history with a meticulous restoration rich with period features. Enjoy an entertainer’s kitchen with AGA cooker, bi-fold doors to the deck with stunning views, 3 bedrooms, main with ensuite, and luxurious bath, set on 3,550sq m approx. of level, fenced gardens.

suzie Brannelly 0425 872 799

1561 Burwood Hwy, Tecoma 3/1606 Mount Dandenong Tourist Rd, Olinda

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25 The Patch Road, The Patch

$640,00-$700,000 PRICE RANGE 20 Aura Vale Road, Menzies Creek

$750,000-$800,000

WHEN HOME & SETTING HARMONISE

A PRIVATE PARK LIKE SETTING

Beautifully presented 4 bedroom home at the end of a lane. Features study, multiple living areas, updated kitchen, polished floor boards, balcony with views, within walking distance to general store, primary and pre schools.

First time being offered to the market! Contemporary home with a flexible floor plan, perfectly positioned on just over a sunny, flat acre (4766 sqm) with rear access off Alluvial Crescent. Features include; updated kitchen and bathrooms,

Contact Agent Jan Brewster or Mick Dolphin on 0429 684 522

open fire place, coonara, 2 split systems, ducted vacuum, double garage and plenty of parking.

29 The Patch Road, The Patch

Land 1865 approx

Contact Agent Jan Brewster 0409 558 805

$475,000-$522,000 PRICE RANGE 1 Mountain Ave, Emerald

Land 4766 approx

$590,000 PLUS BUYERS

A PEACEFUL PROPERTY WITH AN INVITING SET OF OPTIONS

BEAUTIFUL CHARACTER HOME ON A FLAT ½ ACRE WITH 6+ CAR ACCOMMODATION

Privately nestled in an exclusive sundrenched pocket of The Patch, there are plenty of possibilities inside and out. Features: - open plan living, rear laneway access, spacious lounge dining plus family/meals room. Covered entertaining area & a full length deck where you overlook trees not neighbours/roof tiles! The dbl garage, undercover access & generous under house space add to the attraction. All within easy reach of the Patch Primary & the bus stop to Monbulk Central.

Just a few minutes’ drive to the main street of Emerald is this beautiful half acre of paradise, with a 4 car garage, double carport and ample parking. This warm character home with two generous size bedrooms and two modern bathrooms, large lounge and a well-designed kitchen. Some of the features being polished floor boards, gas ducted heating, dishwasher plus lots more.

Contact Agent Jan Brewster 0409 558 805

Contact Agent Mick Dolphin 0429 684 522

16 Mackenzie Street, Cockatoo

Land 4766 approx

Price $430,000 PLUS BUYERS 15 Emerald Lake Road, Emerald

PRIVATELY LOCATED WITH A 4 CAR GARAGE ON HALF AN ACRE (APPROX.) Set on a usable half acre block is this low maintenance brick home. Ideal for the first home buyer, downsizer or investor, this home consists of 3 large bedrooms all with built in robes, generous updated bathroom including a spa bath, gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, 2.2kw solar capacity and modern kitchen with dishwasher. Outside has a large decked entertaining area that is surrounded by beautiful established gardens and creek running through the back of the property, 4 car garage with remote entry and workshop, plus the back yard is fully fenced, has a sealed drive and under house storage.

Contact Agent Mick Dolphin 0429 684 522

Land 2297 approx

$530,000 plus buyers

OPPOSITE THE PARK - WALK TO EVERYTHING Situated in one of Emerald’s most sought after streets and only a few minutes’ walk to the Cafes, shops and schools sits this renovated modern home on a low maintenance block. Consisting of 3 bedrooms, master with ensuite plus study or 4th bedroom, stunning kitchen with stainless steel appliances, bamboo flooring, water tanks with pressure pump for garden, hydronic heating and cooling plus an undercover entertaining area.

Contact Agent Mick Dolphin 0429 684 522

Rental Property - 83 Kaola Street, Belgrave $445.00 PER WEEK Rental Property - 13 Seaview Road, Cockatoo $430.00 PER WEEK ROOM TO MOVE - PETS WELCOME

PEACE AND PRIVACY

Spacious four (4) Bedroom home, main with full ensuite with spa bath & Walk in robe, large living with open fire place & split system, separate dining, well appointed kitchen with dishwasher & walk in pantry, sunroom or extra living and ducted heating throughout. Private front deck/entertaining area and single carport and garage all within close proximity to Belgrave Schools, shops & transport. Available 18th Nov 16

Featuring two large living areas, front and rear deck, 4 bedrooms - master with full ensuite and walk in robe, an open plan kitchen that includes dishwasher, dining area and modern central bathroom. Outside features a low maintenance garden, fully fenced yard, double garage, gas ducted heating, wood heater, evaporative cooling, dishwasher and plenty of room for cars, boats and trailers. Available 29th Nov 2016

Contact Donna Scherp 9754 6111

Mick Dolphin

Meaghan Dolphin

Grant Skipsey

Jim Conder

Jan Brewster

Contact Donna Scherp 9754 611

Aidan Skipsey

Donna Scherp

Raelene Roberts

Dineke Simpson

Steve Dolphin

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Ph: 9754 6111

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16-19 Caithwill Court Narre Warren North

FOR SALE

18 Blair Road Belgrave

$495,000 Plus

EXQUISITE HOME OF GRAND PROPORTIONS

CONVENIENT FAMILY LIVING IN THE HEART OF THE BELGRAVE

Magniicent residence situated on 4053m2 of landscaped gardens & rolling green lawns. The property features well appointed kitchen/dining, outdoor alfresco area, oversized master with full ensuite & WIR plus 4 extra bedrooms, formal lounge/dining room, gym room, large study/6th bedroom, games room & self-contained area downstairs. Book your inspection today! Contact: Glenn Chandler 0418 410 689 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

Situated in one of the most convenient parts of Belgrave, this cosy cottage boasts 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, spacious family room with wood ire & split system plus a good sized meals/dining area & updated timber kitchen. Outside is a lovely timber decking overlooking the 857m2 block with nearby valley views. This home is sure to offer you convenient family living in the heart of Belgrave. Contact: Sharyn Chandler 0439 882 442 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

23 Menzies Road Menzies Creek

10 Church Road Menzies Creek

$510,000 Plus

$610,000 Plus

‘CLAUNALA’ – A SUNNY HAVEN IN THE HILLS…

“HAWKWIND” – A REAL SLICE OF HEAVEN

This character 3 bedroom home has been lovingly renovated & restored & features French provincial inspired kitchen, modernised bathroom, lovely windows, GDH, 2 split systems, wood heater, open plan living & North facing deck. Outside is a 3/4 acre block of established gardens, dual access driveways & a double carport. ‘Claunala’ is Hills living at it best. Contact: Sharyn Chandler 0439 882 442 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

Set on over half an acre of stunning gardens & on 2 separate titles, this charming WB home features large lounge room with OFP, separate study, galley kitchen, meals area, modern bathroom, 3 bedrooms, GDH & wood ire. Outside is a 12m x 8m workshop/garage, & covered outdoor entertaining area. This is the perfect, tranquil place to call home. Contact: Sharyn Chandler 0439 882 442 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

43 Mount Pleasant Road Monbulk

$590,000 Plus

9 Rivington Avenue Kallista

Contact Agent

The Best Kept Secret In Town

A Spectacular Statement of Nature

Set in a distinguished location in central Monbulk, with all the conveniences of a long established community, & a home with a list of features that will appeal to everyone in the family. The lexible loorplan incl: 4 bedrooms, 2 separate living zones plus a massive undercover outdoor living area. Whether it be completing the balustrading to provide an undercover outdoor play area for the littlies or lining the ceilings & incorporating it in with the living area as a Home Theatre or more bedrooms. There is under cover parking for 8 cars plus a home ofice & spray booth. The rear shed has 4 roller doors, is fully heated, insulated & sound proofed, with internet, water & a separate power board with 15amp GPO for welding.

Welcome to “Kallista Lodge”, an iconic property in the beautiful Dandenong Ranges. This 1980’s stunning mud brick home built as a showpiece to take full advantage of the bush setting. Thoughtfully designed over ive imposing levels, the open plan living sets the scene for nights by the ire relaxing in the lounge, or summer days gazing upon the sunset from the extensive outdoor entertaining decking area with complete privacy. Offering a loorplan with 5 bedrooms, home ofice or 6th for lexibility of lifestyle, spacious renovated kitchen with quality appliances lowing into the open plan dining & lounge via earthy brick loors. Certainly creating the hub for family get-togethers with an elevated living with open ireplace, giving direct access to the large alfresco decking overlooking your own fern-illed gully, playground & meandering creek.

Contact: Trevor Bell 0418 333 580 Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Corinne Sukroo 0419 805 915 Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)

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9751 2375 11 Main Street, Olinda

9754 6888

1689 Burwood Hwy, Belgrave

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2 Flora Close Cockatoo

Offers Over $600,000

3 Regnan Road Kallista

Offers Over $1,450,000

Spacious Family Home on a Private 1 Acre!

“Grantulla”

This lovely spacious split level home is privately located at the rear of the 1 acre block with elevated vistas from the deck running the length of the home. On offer are 4 BDRs with BIRs, the Master with WIR & updated ensuite, large study nook, new kitchen, dining & formal lounge. Features include GDH, undercover entertaining deck, fenced rear yard & undercover space for 3 cars & a workshop.

Welcome to “Grantulla” one of the oldest homesteads in Kallista illed with history, magical charm & character. Offering 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 large living spaces & original features such as high ceilings, leadlight, wood panelling & hard wood loors. As well as a home ofice & DBL L/U garage all set on 4 acres of lat stunning Edna Waling style gardens.

Contact: Aaron Day 0407 365 994, Tyson Bluhm 0437 843 820 Inspection: Saturday 11.30am-12.00pm (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Grant Day 0417 565 745, Bethany Day 0438 844 968 Inspection: Saturday 1.30pm-2.00pm (Photo ID Required)

5 Town Road Gembrook

Offers Over $690,000

265 Spillers Road Macclesield

Offers Over $930,000

Location, Views & Presentation, the Trifecta!

“Berry Springs” - 12 Acres with Endless Views!

Meticulously maintained both inside & out & the views are to die for. Located a short walk from Gembrook shops & transport this family home offers family living at its best with 4 BDRs, 2 bathrooms, formal lounge, open plan kitchen, dining & family room & gorgeous gardens. Garden sheds, DBL automatic L/U garage & sealed driveway complete the picture.

This magniicent 12 acre property, located in the heart of Macclesield Horse Country features a meticulously maintained 3 BDR double brick home that offers endless views over the distant mountain ranges. Outside the paved entertaining area overlooks the property & there’s a huge hay shed, a 36 x 25 machinery shed/workshop with power, stock yards, a cattle crush, 2 x 45,000 lt water tanks & a 4 car carport.

Contact: Grant Day 0417 565 745, Bethany Day 0438 844 968 Inspection: Saturday 12.30pm-1.00pm (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Grant Day 0417 565 745, Bethany Day 0438 844 968 Inspection: Saturday 11.30am-12.00pm (Photo ID Required)

108 Emerald Monbulk Road Emerald

Offers Over $740,000

49 Fielder Road Cockatoo

Asking $2,600,000

Your Hideaway in the Hills!

Poultry Farm - 2 Homes, 17 Acres & Great Income!

This grand 4 BDR Cedar home on 2 natural acres just 3km to the heart of Emerald, features a modern kitchen, dining area with OFP, a lounge room with wood heater, a rumpus room, powder room & 4th BDR downstairs. Upstairs is the Master with WIR, private balcony & ensuite & a further 2 large BDRs, a family bathroom & a 4th living area. Add to this a double garage, carport & large shed/workshop.

This is an opportunity of a lifetime! Offered for sale is a fully fenced 17+ acre property with 2 comfortable homes and a successfully operating and proitable Poultry Farm that can be readily operated by one person, featuring: • 3 double curtain sheds • 96,000 bird capacity at 0.5 density • Current La Ionica contract in place • 2 family homes

Contact: Grant Day 0417 565 745, Bethany Day 0438 844 968 Inspection: Saturday 3.30pm - 4.00pm (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Samantha Scott 0438 680 032

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108 Colby Drive Belgrave South

$620,000 Plus

30 Barak Drive Yarra Junction

$450,000 plus

Stylish Family Home in a Premium Location!

The Feeling of Home

As you step inside this wonderful property that has been fully renovated and extended, the striking neutral tones, light loorboards and abundance of natural light are beautifully merged to create a warm and inviting feel. With four great sized bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas, study and huge rear yard, this simply is a great family home. The open plan kitchen & dining area at the rear of the property is beautifully crafted whilst the adjacent living zone ties this area together perfectly and will no doubt become the heart of the home.

This gorgeous character cottage situated on a secluded block just minutes from the hub of Yarra Junction has room for the whole family. Comprising of 4 bedrooms, master with ensuite, separate living area, dining and a generous well appointed kitchen with dishwasher. Outdoors offer deck for entertaining, lovely established garden, fully fenced and double garage. Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068 Inspection: Sat 10.30 -11am (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Jarrod Peterson 0409 408 544

50 Morris Road Upwey

Contact Agent

Wesburn

$460,000 - $520,000

The One With The Lot!

Glorious Gardens, Picture Perfect Location

This property will set hearts racing with its high ceilings, striking loorboards and quality ixtures and ittings throughout. With four large bedrooms all featuring BIR’s and ensuites (master with WIR), a large lounge that features a beautiful bay window and gas ireplace, open plan kitchen and meals area with superbly crafted timber benchtops and cupboards, large island bench, gas cooking, DW and wall oven, this home is bursting with character and charm. This property literally has all that you could need and we recommend that you don’t delay your inspection.

This unique property offers great space for the growing or extended family sitting on just under 3/4 acre and ideally set up with 2 separate zoned living areas. The main home is very well presented and offers 2 bedrooms, formal lounge/dining, meals area and cosy sitting room overlooking the beautiful picturesque gardens. The separate bungalow offers 2 bedrooms plus a kitchen and meals area. Outside offers 2 separate carports and a lock up garage plus a large solar power system. Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320

Contact: Jarrod Peterson 0409 408 544

217 Ridge Road Mount Dandenong

Contact Agent

45 Drummond Rd Seville

$570,000 - $620,000

Oakridge

Big Family Living Close to Town

With a sense of exclusivity & quiet pride, Oakridge answers all the questions about lifestyle balance. Interiors of elegance & comfort unite with natural chemistry. Leafy views of the gardens from all windows ensure this home delivers the complete indoor-outdoor feel. There is lexibility in abundance with the current loorplan, including a charming ireside sitting room, adjacent to the kitchen/meals & a superb large dining room with OFP. The country style kitchen features a Belling upright cooker side by side with a gas log ire & cosy breakfast nook all incorporated within the kitchen area, boasting bespoke cabinetry and marble benchtops, together with natural hardwood loors. The formal entry provides direct access to the feature timber staircase & large reception area/library, which feeds off to 2 lge bedrooms, a bathroom & lounge room. Upstairs you will ind a fabulous rumpus room with an elevated sunny chill out area, a further 2 lge bedrooms, a bathroom & study, plus French doors providing access to a Juliet balcony. You will quickly realize that only the passage of time & a whole lot of love can create such a beautiful environment.

This neat home will cater for the large growing family offering 4 large bedrooms plus a study spread over 2 levels offering plenty of space for the whole family. Loads of living space with a lounge/living room, separate family room plus a spacious kitchen and meals area. Plenty of space outside as well for everyone to enjoy situated on just under half acre with a covered entertaining area, beautiful established gardens throughout, loved and cared for over 35 years. A great location situated just minutes’ walk to the Warburton trail and Seville’s ever expanding shopping hub. Presented to perfection, the perfect family home!

Contact: Ryan Bell 0417 052 297

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Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320 Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am (Photo ID Required)

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896 Mt Dandenong Rd, Montrose

5964 2277 569 Warburton Hwy, Seville

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D L O S GEMBROOK 11 VISTA DRIVE Sensational Over 55’s Home In The Heart Of Gembrook!

EMERALD 7 PINNOCKS ROAD The Ultimate Lifestyle On 11 Acres In Central Emerald!

EMERALD 17 FORD ROAD Simply Breathtaking On A Magnificent 12.25 Acres

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PRICE $360,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Riley Nicholas 0488 501 218

PRICE $1,050,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781

PRICE $1,650,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781

EMERALD 5 OZONE AVENUE Versatile, Unique and Big!

EMERALD 9 STEEL ROAD ‘A’ Unique Home With Character & A Great Location!

GEMBROOK 3/137 GEMBROOK ROAD The Country Dream On 1/2 An Acre!

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PRICE $530,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Lyn Beckwith 0419 324 409

PRICE $420,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Lana Maher 0408 535 075

PRICE Asking $289,950 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781

EMERALD 8 WALNUT AVENUE Endless Opportunity’s In The Ultimate Location

COCKATOO 14 BILOCLA AVENUE Character, Space & Seclusion On Over 15 Acres!

COCKATOO 3 FERN GULLY ROAD Welcome To Eltrym On Over ½ An Acre!

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PRICE $450,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781

PRICE $695,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Lana Maher 0408 535 075

PRICE $380,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Lana Maher 0408 535 075

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THE Accountant is an engaging but very messilywritten thriller. CHRISTIAN Wolff (Ben Affleck) is an accountant with high-functioning autism who makes a living correcting the finances of crime organisations, and must go on the run after exposing some shady dealings in a robotics company. THE Accountant excels in its acting and action, but the plot is ridiculous. AS someone who has had personal experience with autism, I was impressed by the film’s accurate portrayal of this condition. THE film never relies on stereotypes of autistics as naive, childlike or robotic. Wolff may be socially withdrawn and direct to the point of occasional tactlessness, but he’s still stable, genuinely emotional and competent - deadly, in fact. AFFLECK delivers a compelling performance of subtle, precise intensity, and really nails the behavioural traits of autism: obsessive focus, affinity for order, certain compulsive acts and vocal rhythms. WOLFF develops a moving bond with accountant Dana Cummings, played by the ever-perky Anna Kendrick, and the film contains poignant flashbacks to Wolff’s strict upbringing. The action is also visceral and well-choreographed. BUT the pacing is limp, and the twists are a mixed bag that nearly sink the film. THERE is one surprising, effective twist about Wolff’s connection to a certain secondary antagonist, but the twist involving the US Agents hunting Wolff serves to render that entire sub-plot irrelevant. THE Accountant has some satisfying parts, but it’s ultimately a weak, convoluted whole. - Seth Lukas Hynes

THE enormously popular Cameo Outdoor Cinema returns to the region on Friday, 18 November. For more than 10 years, the cinema has combined the magic of film and the picturesque region, which has helped to create the ultimate outdoor experience for cinema-goers. The cinema features a 14-metre widescreen, headphones and picnic style area for deckchair and bean-bag seating. The outdoor cinema opens one hour before each film, so there is plenty of time to soak up the setting. All the biggest new release films will be available over the warmer months, along with some old classics. This year’s program opens with J.K Rowling’s highly anticipated latest adventure, ‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them’. This season, also screening will be ‘A Dog’s Purpose’ and the new sequel ‘Red Dog: True Blue’. The latter films will be part of the Bring Your Pet events, where patrons can enjoy on-screen animal escapades as they cuddle up with their own beloved pet. Meanwhile, Valentine’s Day will have wine and ice cream giveaways for a Sweet Treats screening of ‘Fifty Shades Darker’. The Cameo Outdoor Cinema is fully licensed, with a selection of craft beers and boutique Victorian wines available from the bar. Patrons can bring their own picnic or feast on gourmet food options. Tickets are available from the box office or online at www.cameocinemas.com.au.

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Morris brought Panthers home By Ian Harley FTGDCA EILDON Park’s Cody Morris (124 not out) batted through the innings to see his side home against Ferntree Gully. The Panthers started the day needing 290 to take the points from Ferntree Gully’s grasp. The Blues snared the first four wickets with only 62 runs on the board before skipper Monto Perera (40) joined Morris to get the score to 135. Losing their sixth wicket at 179, Morris then shared an unbroken partnership with wicket-keeper James Tate (65 not out). Tate took full-toll of the Ferntree Gully line-up, outscoring his more-experienced partner. Finishing the day on 124 not out, Morris showed he has lost none of his hunger for runs. The Panthers are now eyeing off a top-four spot, while the unfortunate Blues are languishing at the bottom of the ladder with Monbulk. In an emphatic performance, Upwey inflicted Belgrave’s first loss of the season. Having made 8/299 last week, the Tigers’ attack took command early on and did not let up on the Magpies. Cameron Wheeler (6/53) and his captain Steve Moore (4/34) did the damage, with Doug Oaten (38) and Matt Johnson (32) the best bats for Belgrave. Upwey will retain top spot with Knoxfield, while Belgrave may drop out of the four. Knox Gardens registered its first win after a strong bowling performance. Despite the loss of an early wicket, Upper Ferntree Gully looked to have the goods at 2/116 in the 33 overs before Peter Dunlop was dismissed for 55. Shane Luck (33) then fell with the score on 132 as the Kings last seven wickets fell in 19 overs to be bowled out for 167. Navinder Singh snared the wickets of Dunlop, Luck, Collee and Bowen to finish with 4/33, while Adam Wild took 4/36 for the Falcons. Knoxfield maintained their winning ways against The Basin. The Bears only managed 157 in reply to The Knights 201. Scott Vozzo (39) and Jayden Turcinovic (34) topscored for the Basin. Trent Evans (4/40), along with Scott McKenzie (4/55), was among the wickets. Monbulk could not hold off a fastfinishing Mountain Gate. Set a total of 260, the Gators finished the day on 6/316. Mountain Gate’s innings was built around Clint Buckland’s 99 and Sanitha de Mel finishing the day on 101 not out. Mitch Goddard and Josh Lindner also made contributions. For the Hawks, Chris Martin took four wickets. In Decoite Shield, Lysterfield’s Brad Paull took match figures of 11/70 as the Beavers took outright points against Olinda. Footballers’ 9/317 proved too much for South Belgrave, while Knoxfield chased down St John’s Tecoma’s 252. Johnson Park moved into the four with a win over Rowville. In other news, former Knoxfield player Mitch Perry made a successful 1st XI debut for Richmond, taking a

wicket with his first ball and finishing with 5/21 against Melbourne University. Norm Reeves Shield Upwey 8/299 d Belgrave 160 (Oaten 38, Johnson 32, Wheeler 6/53, Moore 4/34); Eildon Park 6/293 (C. Morris 124 not out, Tate 65 not out, Perera 40) d Ferntree Gully 290; Knoxfield 201 d The Basin 157 (Vozzo 39, Turcinovic 34, McKenzie 4/55, Evans 3/40); Knox Gardens 9/281 d Upper FTG 167 (Dunlop 55, Luck 33, Wild 4/36, Singh 4/33); Mountain Gate 6/316 (S. De Mel 101 not out, Buckland 99, M. Goddard 52, Lindner 30 not out, Martin 4/100) d Monbulk 8/260. DeCoite Shield Lysterfield 5/211 d Olinda 96 and 87 (Paull 5/34); Footballers 9/317 d South Belgrave 9/207 (Phillips 57, Hart 40, Bogar 3/45); Knoxfield 7/263 (Petrovki 100 not out, L. Scanlan 96, Newman 4/53) d St John’s Tecoma 8/252; Johnson Park 8/236 (Bourke 75 not out, B. Stallworthy 37, Gaunt 31, Bandanika 3/70, Roger 3/74) d Rowville 231. Division 3 The Basin 6/211 dec (Rawnsley 30, Edwards 59, Porch 33, Underhill 43) d Knox Boronia Churches 96 (Underhill 5/36) and 59 (Underhill 3/15, Freeling 3/18); Mountain Gate 8/402 (C. Harris 148, P. Wills 98, D.Kline 52) d Monbulk 224 (S. Shirwally 70, B. Martin 52, E. Wimalaratna 3/36); Belgrave 5/335 (M. Manion 110 not out, M. Wood 53, M. Read 47, T. Wultz 47) d Upwey 210 (B. Hurst 73, J. Tailby 34, S. Feeney 4/55, L. Manion 3/53); Ferntree Gully 6/269 (Richardson 63, Greenall 55 not out, Mastroianni 55, Cole 38) d Eildon Park 215 (Doak 41, Powell 41 not out, Edwards 31, Richardson 3/15, Greenall 3/51); Upper FTG 3/255 (B. Rickard 122 not out, Lizza 43, Lord 54) d Knox Gardens 252 (R. Marget 55, S. Reid 52, J. Curnow 43, J. Roleff 5/84). Division 4 Lysterfield 3/217 (S. Peceiling 96, B. Neill 44 not out d Olinda 87 (Langer 33, J. Vanmourik 5/12) and 97 (K. Kemm 20, D. Halls 3/29); Eildon Park 9/286 (Vapivelv 94, Rod Fisher 52, Pitts 3/71) d St John’s Tecoma 9/284 dec (Doyle 151 not out, Robb 34, Dale 5/50); Footballers 323 (Mutyanbizi 54, Gale 40, Paterson 31, Miller 3/61, Arnett 3/37) d South Belgrave 9/205 (Bakens 41, Smith 61, Anderson 38, Bosley 3/47); Johnson Park 219 (Barrington 73 not out) d Rowville 103 (Barrington 4/26). Division 5 Knoxfield 170 d Upper FTG 83 (D. Plumridge 3/15, Hutchinson 3/12); The Basin 5/126 (Brown 38, Dobson 35) d Lysterfield 115 (Pitman 3/33, Sawyers 3/19 ); Ferntree Gully 380 (Sharp 105, Morrison 57, Dennis 54, Wylie 3/55) d Knox Boronia Churches 87 (Keane 35 not out) and 6/48; Knoxfield 170 (Evans 36, Bartrop 3/23, Fenenlon 3/26) d Upper FTG 83 (D. Plumridge 3/15, Hutchnson 3/12); Knox Gardens 6/299 (McLean 101, Lambrick 53, Stuckey 44, Jongen 35*) d Eildon Park 98 (Tait 44, Pollard 32, Adcock 3/8) and 7/190 (Downs 56, Kier 43, Walden 34). Division 6 Knox Gardens 9/226 (D. Wylde 74, S. Stuckey 43, S. Bakker 38) d Monbulk 218 (D. Williams 59, B. Badgery 45, D.

Goldberg 32, S. Bakker 4/4); Belgrave 8/361 (J. Balfour 100 not out, W. Davidson 46 not out, M. Jubb 44, B. Weeks 37, T. Brockman 34, D. Buck 5/46) d Upwey 8/353 (N. Somerville 90, S. Benson 52, L. Hughes 39, J. Williams 38); Upper FTG 6/240 (L. Dowse 61, Z. Zaloumis 43, Padwal 30) d Eildon Park 8/234 (Smoek 100 not out, Sonsie 30, Padwal 3/25); Johnson Park 4/137 (McKiernan 30) d South Belgrave 132 (Francis 3/21). Division 7 Upwey 9/225 (L. Dennis 38, T. Barnard 33, M. Anderson 33, J. Squires 31, I. Davison 3/43) d Belgrave 164 (I. Davison 74, J. Hevern 3/15, L. Dennis 3/47); Ferntree Gully 6/92 (J. Hallo 49) d Mountain Gate 74 (Van Dyk 3/16, N. Hallo 3/16); Monbulk won by forfeit v St John’s Tecoma; Lysterfield 3/207 (Brown 73 not out, Carland 52, Morrison 41) d The Basin 143 (Grey 44 not out, Carland 5/35) and 3/53. B1 Ferntree Gully 8/142 (Jacobson 37, Carter 48) d St John’s Tecoma 138 (Gray 46 not out, Bull 33, Breukers 4/24); Monbulk 4/107 (T. Berman 50 not out, L. Dalgliesh 3/16) d Rowville 102 (C. Rak 5/18); FTG Footballers 8/118 (Russell 3/32) d Knox Boronia Churches 5/112 (Goodman 51); Knox City 5/176 (Reid 34, Parker 30, Hoggett 53) d Lysterfield 8/169 (Ferguson 51, Abach 39); Johnson Park 4/266 (Vekaria 55 not out, Shah 51 not out, Hirani 50 not out, Pinduria 34, Rabadia 30) d Mountain Gate 7/214 (Winter 45, Walsh 36 not out, V. Vekaria 3/49). Under 16s Monbulk Maroon 8/308 (T. Berman 85, T. Noonan 45, B. Brockwell 40) d St John’s Tecoma 133 (B. Brockwell 3/7, T. Badgery 3/31); Olinda 156 (J. Langer 27, T. Box 23, J. Scott 21, T. Hepworth 3/25) d Monbulk Gold 76 (J. Spenser 13, S. Farmer 13, J. Riordan 2/8) and 1/40 (T. Utting 21 not out, A. Ardley 1/9); UFTG 120 d Mazenod 118. Under 14s Saturday Upper FTG 196 (Beyer 50 not out, Goodger 44) d The Basin 6/173 (Porter 49 not out, McKinnon 2/13). Under 14s Friday night Olinda 2/204 (Wright 50 not out, Hyett 52 not out ) d Upwey-Tecoma 2/184 (McMeeken 50 not out, Holdsworth 50 not out); Upper FTG Kings 3/213 (Beyer 50 not out, Lord 51 not out, Goodger 25 not out) d FTG 55 (McKinnon 2/3, Goodger 2/10, Walker 2/11) and 5/42 (McKinnon 2/11, Miles 2/4); Lysterfield 4/237 (Simpson 50 not out, Tibbles 50 not out, Collinson 44, Arundell 34, Meyer 21) d Upper FTG Maroon 84 (Bakhach 2/5, Whitty 4/9) and 6/28 (Simpson 2/5). Under 13s Monbulk 9/244 (J. Bolton 77 not out, J. Spencer 33 not out, M. Drieberg 17) d Ferntree Gully Footballers 7/154. Under 12s Eildon Park 210 (Wilson 3/16) d St John’s Tecoma 8/155 (Elder 56 not out); Upper FTG 6/220 (Corrigan 53 not out, Scrivanos 34, Jackson 19 not out) v Mazenod 71 (Love 3/15); Monbulk 7/154 (I. Hylton Stewart 19, C. Horn 18, T. Donald 15) d Ferntree Gully 100 (O. Davis 2 wickets).

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Tom hits top form at Monbulk MONBULK CRICKET CLUB THIS weekend’s round for the Monbulk Cricket Club was highlighted by five wins to the junior teams and some big scores, including Tom Berman’s 85 in the Under 16s and Jett Bolton’s 77 in the Under 13s. Well done to the 5th XI for registering their first win on the back on Chris Rak’s 5/12 and Tom Berman again making 50 not out. Don’t forget next Saturday night, 19 November, is the annual Trivia Night hosted by Brian Martin. Club members, family and friends are all welcome. Book a table, 7pm arrival, $15 per person. Junior Scores: Under 16 Monbulk Maroon 8/308 (T. Berman 85, T. Noonan 45, B. Brockwell 40) d St Johns-Tecoma 133 (B. Brockwell 3/7, T. Badgery 3/31). Under 16 Monbulk Gold 76 and 1/40 (T. Utting 21 not out) def by Olinda 156 (T. Hepworth 3/25, J. Spencer 2/14, T. Utting 2/14, D. Goldberg 2/24). Under 13 Monbulk 9/244 (J. Bolton 77 not out, J. Spencer 33 not

out, M. Drieberg 17) d Ferntree Gully Footballers 7/154. Under 12 Monbulk 7/154 (I. Hylton Stewart 19, C. Horn 18, T. Donald 15) d Ferntree Gully 100 (O. Davis 2 wickets). Under 11 v Lysterfield (Awards: T. Rickard and L. McDonald). Under 10 Maroon v Eildon Park (J. Prys 14, C. Hooper 12, T. Williams and J. Fraser 3 wickets). Under 10 Gold v Upwey (Awards: N. Turpin) Senior Scores: 1st XI - Monbulk 8/260 (U. Alam 51, M. Shirwani 46, B. Hicken 41, R. Bean 37) def by Mountain Gate 6/316 (C. Martin 4/100). 2nd XI - Monbulk 224 (S. Shirwally 70, B. Martin 52) def by Mountain Gate 8/402. 3rd XI - Monbulk 218 (D. Williams 59, B. Badgery 45, D. Goldberg 32) def by Knox Gardens 9/226. 4th XI - Monbulk won by forfeit v St Johns Tecoma. 5th XI - Monbulk 4/107 (T. Berman 50 not out) d Rowville 102 (C. Rak 5/18).

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Golf club says goodbye to Kate EMERALD GOLF BISQUE Par was the game of the day at Emerald Golf Course on Saturday. But, more importantly, it was party time after golf, as long-term golf course manager, shining personality and parttime barperson - Kate - was having a send-off party. Most Emerald Golf Club members gathered around their knightly table awash with sponge cake and fruit breads, a spread that was indeed a fitting send-off for Kate as she is due

with her first baby in two weeks. Captain Dean Shannon presented Kate with a cheque from the club towards her growing family, which she accepted graciously and with humble appreciation. Meanwhile, Ross Martin won the day with a Bisque Par score of +11, followed by Ken Sumsion +9, Leigh Morison +9, Jeff Marsh +7, Ken Hill +6 and Peter Clowes on +6. In a gripping Matchplay semi-final, Mark Starick defeated Graham White 4 and 3 to

advance to the Matchplay final against Peter Jones. Dean Shannon won the longest drive on the 11th, Sepp Krummenacher won nearest the pin on the 4th and 7th holes, Leigh Morrison the 12th, Dean Shannon and Ken Hill tied on the 13th, and the Pro pin 18th was won by Jeff Marsh. Next week is a three-man Ambrose event, so all members are encouraged to arrange their teams in what is likely to be another sensational day at Emerald Golf Club.

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State of play PERSONAL bests and state times were the order of the day for the Monbulk Marlins, who competed at the Ringwood Long Course Meet on Sunday, 9 October. It was one of the most successful swimming meets in recent years for the club. Ten swimmers attended, they achieved a combined total of 30 personal best times and an incredible eight state times. In addition, three swimmers were less than one second away from achieving state times.

Head coach Michelle was extremely happy with the results. “The coaching team is so proud of our swimmers,” she said. “It was a fantastic day and we’re excited to see all the hard training paying off.” Results: Logan M; 3rd in Boys 12 and Under 200 IM, 2nd in Boys 12 and Under 50 Freestyle and 1st in Boys 12 and Under 50 Backstroke. Indigo L; 3rd in Girls 12 and Under 50 Breaststroke. James M; 3rd in

Boys 12 and Under 50 Butterfly, 2nd in Boys 12 and Under 50 Backstroke. Alex M; 3rd in Boys 12 and Under 50 Backstroke. The Monbulk Marlins Swimming Club is a not-for-profit, community club which has been based at the Monbulk Swimming Pool for over 40 years. New members are always welcome, whether swimming for fun, fitness or state times! Come to the pool any weeknight between 6pm and 7.30pm and ask for Michelle.

UPWEY-TECOMA BOWLS UPWEY-TECOMA Division 1 side lost by one shot on the last bowl of the day at Burden Park, and now sit just seven points outside the top four. Division 3 went down by eight shots at home to Blackburn while Division 6 were outplayed at Ferntree Gully. The midweek team sit nicely in top spot and the Tuesday

night pennant team lost their first game of the season and will look to bounce back at home in Round 2. The club pairs and singles championships are well and truly underway and some outstanding matches have been played. SATURDAY Division 1 Burden Park (1) 74/13 d Upwey-Tecoma (1)

73/5. Division 3 Upwey-Tecoma (2) 76/3 def by Blackburn (3) 84/15. Division 6 Ferntree Gully (5) 119/18 d Upwey-Tecoma (3) 48/0. All sides will hit the training track hard this week and look to bounce back and get wins across all divisions.

Monbulk eyes off finals after result MONBULK BOWLS DIVISION 2 - Monbulk v Croydon at Monbulk: won 85-62. After the week’s break, Division 2 had a great result at home against a very competitive Croydon. After a tense battle in the first half, Monbulk pulled away at the end winning 85(16)62(2). Currently sitting in seventh

position but only eight points behind fourth, there is still a big chance of playing in the finals this year. Division 4 - Monbulk v Mooroolbark at Monbulk: lost 75-89. Division 4 had a tough day at home losing by 14 shots to Mooroolbark. Currently sitting in tenth position, the second side is finding

it tough at the moment but there are still plenty of games left to turn the season around. Division 8 - Monbulk v Heatherdale Rec: won 56-14. The Division 8 team continues to be the club's shining light. Continuing their great form, they had a great win by 42 shots.

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CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7449- SOLUTIONS Across - 1,Passed up. 6, Nick. 8, Cu-ba. 9, Mean-time. 10, Get on. 11, Mishit (anag). 13, Ch-aste. 15, T-r-owel. 17, I-m-pair. 19, le-a(quarium)-se. 22, Step on it. 23, Ivan. 24, gr(a)in. 25, Shake off. Down - 2, A-muse. 3, Sea-sons. 4, Dim-e. 5, Pla-yma-te. 6, Notes. 7, Comb-in-e. 12, Her-rings. 14, Ham-ster. 16, One-ti-me. 18, As-pen. 20, Staf-f. 21, Etna.

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Solu 2 7 8 9 4 3 6 1 5

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Solution No.4111

5 8 2 3 7 6 4 1 9

3x3 square contains the digits 1 to 9

DOWN 2. Having had a think, create a diversion (5). 3. Fathered by Neptune, there are four of them (7). 4. In the jingle of the cash register, does it strike a faint note? (4). 5. “School companion” may run in the race (8). 6. The payment for something bought for a song? (5). 7. Get together to make a search in the East (7). 12. Do they tell you the lady likes jewellery and fish? (8). 14. The animal is given meat and the rest scramble after it (7). 16. The former, I note, had been compiled by yours truly (3-4). 18. Like to write in the forest (5). 20. Hands moving fast, gets the fellow (5). 21. A hot-headed mount (4).

1 6 3 8 2 4 7 9 5

Cryptic Clues ACROSS 1. Didn’t accept it should be given to a superior (6,2). 6. The condition of the prison? (4). 8. The copper, a bachelor, is from a foreign country (4). 9. Intend to see how long it takes until then (8). 10. Make out, when you board (3,2). 11. “It’s him” is wrong and can’t create the right impact (6). 13. For the well-behaved child, taking a seat out (6). 15. With the tool, get right inside the drier (6). 17. Damage one thousand and two (6). 19. Let the eels swim round the top of the aquarium (5). 22. Be quick to board the thing (4,2,2). 23. He’s one who’s come to the fore (4). 24. Think it’s funny there’s not a grain (4). 25. Get rid of, so you get steadily better? (5,3).

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DOWN Foreshadow (5) Bomb (7) Animal (4) Insect (5-3) Proportion (5) Silly (7) Material (8) Flow from (7) Try (7) Delight (5) Quick (5) Node (4)

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2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 12. 14. 16. 18. 20. 21.

4 2 8 9 1 7 3 5 6

ACROSS Droop (8) Prevalent (4) Monster (4) Outbreak (8) Grating noise (5) Foreign (6) Coin (6) Detest (6) Fruit (6) Narrative (5) Monkey (8) Fret (4) Yield (4) Height (8)

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1. 6. 8. 9. 10. 11. 13. 15. 17. 19. 22. 23. 24. 25.

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Quick Clues

CROSSWORD No. 7449

QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7449 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Languish. 6, Rife. 8, Ogre. 9, Eruption. 10, Creak. 11, Exotic. 13, Peseta. 15, Loathe. 17, Banana. 19, Story. 22, Capuchin. 23, Mope. 24, Cede. 25, Altitude. Down - 2, Augur. 3, Grenade. 4, Ibex. 5, House-fly. 6, Ratio. 7, Foolish. 12, Barathea. 14, Emanate. 16, Attempt. 18, Amuse. 20, Rapid. 21, Knot.

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