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One with homeless By Wendy Williamson
Cr Tim Heenan, Fr Bob McGuire, Neal Taylor and Lisa who donated a sleeping mat for Cr Heenan's sleep-out. 171413. He got out his cardboard box last Friday, and will sleep in it every night until Sunday. “I estimate I have clocked up around 900 hours sleeping rough - and I am luckier than most, with a cardboard box and even a couple of blankets,” said the brave councillor. This year he will have the luxury of a sleeping mat, thanks to the creativity and generosity of a local woman, Lisa, who made the mat from recycled plastic garbage bags.
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Cr Heenan said he was passionate about increasing awareness of homelessness. Homelessness, he said, came in many forms, with a disturbingly large number of people now sleeping in cars. “We know there are lots of people sleeping in cars in the Yarra Ranges. This is a huge shire, covering two and a half thousand square kilometres, so it is easy for the homeless to be invisible, but they are there,” he said. If you would like to show your soli-
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rough on Saturday. His contribution pales in comparison to fellow councillor Tim Heenan, who has racked up more than 130 nights of sleeping in a cardboard box. Cr Heenan began sleeping out during Homeless Week in 2008 to raise awareness of the problem of homelessness. This is the tenth year in which he has withstood the winter freeze for nights on end to show his solidarity with those who are less fortunate.
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The celebrated Father Bob McGuire was guest speaker at the launch of Homelessness Week at Lilydale on Monday 7 August. The much-loved priest was as entertaining as ever, but the message he had was a sober one - that much more needs to be done to ensure no person is without a home. He pointed out that there are many reasons which lead people to become homeless, and that while federal and state governments could be doing more, “the best natural resource is the community”. “We can’t have community without the five ‘Cs’,” he added, naming these as care, concern, compassion, communication and above all, common sense. He congratulated the Lilydale and wider Yarra Ranges community on taking steps to address homelessness. Monday’s launch at the Lillydale Lake Community Room was organised by Holy Fools and Anchor, two of the agencies which support homeless and at-risk people in the Yarra Ranges. Jay Church from Anchor said that her organisation found that early intervention and prevention were the most effective ways to deal with homelessness. “Homelessness is all around us,” said Neal Taylor from Holy Fools. “We are here today to put a visible face on it, and to recognise that these are human beings who are homeless.” He said he would like to see a foundation made up of agencies working together, with the support of community funding, to create housing solutions. The immediate need, he said, was for a drop-in centre or day refuge in the Lilydale area - somewhere where people would feel safe, where they could relax with couches and TV, free tea and coffee and computers to enable job searches. The Yarra Ranges Homeless Winter Sleepout at Lilydale’s Melba Park aims to raise awareness of the need for such a centre. On Saturday 12 August from 6pm members of the public are invited to come along and get a brief taste of homelessness by sleeping out in the open. Yarra Ranges Mayor Noel Cliff will be among hardy volunteers sleeping
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Youth making a big mOVe By Kath Gannaway
Yarra Valley ‘mOVe’ musicians, from left, Lisann Boenig (Gladysdale); Tui Hogan (Yarra Junction); Jade Thurlow (Yarra Junction); Isabella Gange-Holloway (Three Bridges); Fujina Saito (Gladysdale); Katinka de Boer (Mt Evelyn); Balin Branch-Spence (Healesville); Alex Hall (Woori Yallock); Tomas Cooney (Healesville) and Chris Petherbridge Picture: ROB CAREW (Healesville). 171231 far they lift,� said conductor Dominic Harvey. The students work side-by-side with Orchestra Victoria musicians tutoring individual sections and playing alongside them in the concert. It is the first time the program has been held in Yarra Ranges and Mr Harvey said the range of abilities was impressive and the enthusiasm and excitement for the opportunities being
made available to the young players was wonderful. Students from other areas also take part in the program, providing an additional opportunity for the musicians to meet peers outside their usual network. “To have such an enthusiastic and talented group in our first year in Healesville is exciting, and it means next year it will grow,� he said. “Once the word gets out and the
Conductor Dominic Harvey and the On the mOVe Healesville student orchestra. 171231 students talk up what they’ve done, and how much they have grown through mOVe, it will encourage others.� Violinist John Noble said playing alongside the young students was an opportunity for Orchestra Victoria musicians to pass on their skills. He said the results spoke for themselves. “At each session you can feel it, hear it and sense it,� he said. “The audience really feels it too, you can feel the excitement in the air.� Speaking at the pre-concert launch, Orchestra Victoria general manager
Hands help out on the railway Work on the Yarra Valley Regional Tourist Precinct and Rail Link Project continues and in recent weeks a milestone was achieved by the Yarra Valley Railway, with all bridges now complete in the section between Yarra Glen and Tarrawarra Estate. The last bridge to be completed in recent weeks was bridge 17 at Simpsons Lane, Yarra Glen where it was turned into a concrete culvert to provide unrestricted car access to Zonzo’s Estate under the railway. Retaining wall platforms have also been completed at Yarra Glen and Tarrawarra and the large majority of the work has been accomplished due to help from community volunteers. Over the past 12 months the Yarra Valley Railway has completed 60,000 volunteer hours, with over 500 volunteers from 10 different community groups being involved. The Church of Jesus Christ Latter Days Saints are a part of the community commitment to the reconstruction of the railway. The church regularly helps the Yarra
Volunteers from The Church of Jesus Christ Latter Days Saints have helped complete works on the Yarra Valley Railway line. Valley Railway as part of its ongoing community service and on Saturday 29th the group provided approximately 60 volunteers, including 40 young missionary elders and sisters wearing their community service yellow ‘Helping
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Young music students from across the Yarra Ranges have performed with musicians from Orchestra Victoria in a spectacular symphony concert in Healesville. The students from Year 7 to Year 12 took part in a two-day student workshop in the lead-up to a full orchestral concert on Thursday night, 3 August, as part of Orchestra Victoriaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;On the mOVe! Healesvilleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; education program. The audience was treated to a brilliant and energetic performance with pieces from Strauss, Handel and Haydn to Russian Folk Songs by Liadov, the James Bond Medley by Lopez and The Can-Can by Offenbach. On the mOVe is a regional program that gives students the chance to learn from world-class musicians in their home communities and to play with a full orchestra, an opportunity aspiring musicians in rural areas may not otherwise have. With financial support, including Bendigo Bank as principal regional partner, the program is fully subsidised making it financially accessible. The program itself is intense, rewarding, and judging from the smiles on the faces of the young musicians as they took their final bows, fun! â&#x20AC;&#x153;Putting up a concert in less than 36 hours from a starting point of never having played together before, and to an expectation of delivering a professional concert, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s just incredible how
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Fischer speaks for vets at Warburton By Kath Gannaway Vietnam veteran Tim Fischer AC will be guest speaker at the 2017 Vietnam Veterans Day commemoration at Warburton on Sunday, 13 August. Mr Fischer’s military service came ahead of a highprofile political career in which he rose to leader of the National Party, Deputy Prime Minister in the Howard Government and, on retirement from parliament, Australian Ambassador to the Vatican. Called up in 1966, Mr Fischer served as a platoon commander and transport officer with the 1st Battalion Royal Australian Regiment before seeing active duty in South Vietnam in 1968-'69. Some 20 years later he served as Shadow Minister for Veterans’ Affairs. In conjunction with the Yarra Valley Vietnam Veterans Association, the Yarra Valley community of RSL sub-branches have been sharing the hosting of their annual day of commemoration since 2004. Veterans from Yarra Glen, Healesville, Warburton, Upper Yarra, Mt Evelyn, Marysville, Croydon and Lilydale will be taking part this year. Warburton RSL president Lindsay Fisher said the War-
burton RSL and the YVVVA were pleased to have two excellent speakers in Tim Fischer and Casey MP and Federal Speaker of the House Tony Smith. He said the march got bigger each year, reflecting a changing attitude in terms of recognition of the role played, the sacrifice made and the ongoing legacy endured by Australia’s 60,000 Australian servicemen and women in Vietnam. The march will assemble at 10.10am at the Warburton football ground and head off at 10.40am, led by the Rats of Tobruk Pipe and Drum Band, through the town to the cenotaph for the service at 11am. There will be refreshments in the Mechanics Institute Hall for those taking part in the march and the YVVVA will run a free sausage sizzle for other community members. The Outer Eastern Melbourne Vietnam Veterans Association is hosting an afternoon of music featuring the Yarra River Band at the Alpine Retreat Hotel from 2pm to 5pm. Contact Lindsay Fisher on 5966 5118 or Dennis Reeves on 5966 2667 for more information.
Community Diary Writers and Rhythm Warm up on Friday, 11 August, with a complimentary cup of mulled wine and entertainment by an all Healesville cast of performers; singer/songwriter Doug Fudge, singer Chloe Sansom, reading by writer David Johnston, winter songs from Singing For Your Soul’s Sake. Hot chocolate and supper provided. BYO alcohol. $15 at the door at 7.30pm at Healesville Uniting Church (opposite Coles).
Farwell to Di Community members will have an opportunity to farewell former Healesville and Yarra Ranges councillor, Di Moore, at an afternoon tea at Badger Creek Hall on Saturday, 12 August, from 2pm to 4.30pm. Di is leaving Healesville after 40 years. Please take along a plate to share. Phone Kath on 0447 555 266 or Jeanette on 0407 308 316.
Warbling together Community singing group the ’Warblers’ meets every second Tuesday at 7.30pm at Warburton Primary School. $5-$10 suggested donation. All welcome! Phone Gai 0457 280 314 or Lucy 0405 061 078.
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Daffodil Day. Cancer Council’s Daffodil Day stall will be held in Healesville on Thursday, 24 August in front of IGA, and on Friday 25 August at Healesville Walk. Volunteers are needed to assist on both days. Phone Beth 0407 801 491.
Healesville Library Workshops at Healesville Library include ‘Take Control of Your Energy Bills’ on Thursday, 24 August, and ‘Common Legal Issues’ on Wednesday, 30 August. Bookings 9800 6497.
Warburton Community Market The next Community Market at St Mary’s Warburton is on Saturday, 12 August, from 9am to 2pm. Variety of stalls. Phone Adella 0420 451 808.
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Ladies lunch with a straight-shooter By Effie Caloutas Ladies from the Yarra Ranges flocked to Woori Yallock to see Melbourne Vixens Goal Shooter Mwai Kumwenda talk at the Ladies Lunch on Saturday 29 July. Kumwenda spoke in front of 70 ladies about the challenges she faced in Malawi. Woori Yallock Coach Sarah Hogan who organised the guest speaker and played alongside Kumwenda at the Peninsula Waves in 2013, said it was a pleasure to have the Melbourne Vixens Goal Shooter talk to netballers from the Yarra Ranges. “It was a really nice day for the girls to see what someone like Mwai has been through.” “She had some really good advice to give to regional netballers about staying true to your own roots and to keep working hard to achieve your dreams.“ The Melbourne Vixens spearhead was also pleased by the reception she received at the ladies lunch. “It was really good,” she said. “The people were so nice. I was impressed.” The star Goal Shooter has scored 518 goals for the Melbourne Vixens, with some of her career highlights including ‘Player of the Tournament’ at the 2015 Netball World Cup in Sydney. With a passion for netball since the age of 11 after watching her friends play the sport, the talented netballer was scouted at the age of
In Tiger land - Melbourne Vixens' Mwai Kumwenda with Woori Yallock netball coach Sarah Hogan. 171429 Picture: GREG CARRICK 14 by the national coach of the Malawi Queens, the African women’s side after being spotted playing barefoot on a dirt court. Kumwenda says that she was surprised when she heard they wanted to recruit her. “I was only playing the sport for fun,” she said. “However they believed that I had the talent because I was tall.” Making the move to Australia in
2011, the Malawi Queens spearhead was recruited by the Melbourne Vixens at the end of the 2016 season following a standout performance for the national side at the Fast5 World Series and playing for the Mainland Tactix in the ANZ Championships for three years. Kumenda says she has enjoyed her time in Australia since making the move from Malawi. “Life is so much different in Australia,” she said.
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Healesville open space up for sale By Kath Gannaway The open space colloquially known as ‘Healesville Green’ is up for sale and Yarra Ranges Council wants residents to have a say on whether council should buy it. The land, at 13 Green Street and adjacent to the River Street car park, is owned by VicTrack and in recent years has been the subject of a planning scheme amendment with plans for commercial development and an impassioned community campaign to keep it as open space. The land is currently leased to council and used by the Healesville Community Market once a month. VicTrack is pursuing the sale of the land and has offered council and other government agencies the opportunity to express an interest in purchasing the land. Should council not purchase the land, it is expected that VicTrack will seek to have the land re-zoned for commercial purposes and sold on the open market for potential development. The 1716 square metre land parcel has been indicatively valued at $400,000. However, the final sale price will be determined by the Victorian Government Valuer-General. Ryrie Ward Councillor, Fiona McAllister encouraged Healesville residents to provide their feedback on the potential land purchase through the ‘Have Your Say’ section of council’s website. “This part of town has been used by the Healesville Community Market and other community groups for 30 years,” Cr McAllister said. “If the land is purchased by council, it could be rezoned for recreational purposes. If it is sold, it could be developed for commercial purposes by its owner. “Now is the time for residents to have their say about what they would like to see happen to this area of Healesville.” For more information, visit yarraranges.vic. gov.au/haveyoursay, write to Planning Services at Yarra Ranges Council, or deliver to your local Community Link. The online feedback form will be open until 5pm on Tuesday, 29 August.
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Last word on hills wines By Derek Schlennstedt When it comes to choosing a wine to accompany your meal, there’s only one book that can help decipher the riddle, and with over 700 pages of various wines and their respective flavours, James Halliday’s Wine Companion has become a wine bible. His most recent book the 2018 Halliday Wine Companion was released on 2 August at the Halliday Wine Companion Awards where once again the Yarra Valley shone. The Valley led Australia’s winemaking regions at the fifth annual Qantas epiQure Halliday Wine Companion Awards, and pre-eminent wine critic James Halliday crowned singlevineyard estate Mount Mary as Winery of the Year. Yarra Yering in Gruyere received the best dry red award for their Dry Red No. 1. Third-generation winemaker Sam Middleton said he was making sure Mount Mary “shines brighter than that of any of the 174 wineries in the Yarra Valley” and he took advantage of a superlative 2015 vintage to secure scores of 97 and above for all four wines in the classic portfolio. Meanwhile, Best New Winery was presented to Shaun Crinion of Dappled Winery who submitted wines for review in the Halliday Wine Companion for the first time, despite several years of working in the region. Dark Horse of the Year was awarded to little-known producer Boat O’Craigo, run by the Graham family with influential winemaker Rob Dolan behind the wines. All the awards were based upon the reviews in the 2018 Halliday Wine Companion book, which feature more than 1200 wineries and around 6840 individual wine ratings.
In his inimitable style, Halliday shares his extensive knowledge of wine through detailed tasting notes with points, price, value symbol and advice Picture: DEREK SCHLENNSTEDT on best-by drinking, as well as each wine’s closure and alcohol content. 171295 Mr Halliday said that his 12th edition of the book included by far his most in-depth reviews, and said that Yarra Valley wines were some of the best in the country and he expected
them to improve over the next few years. “I am really proud of this edition, my 12th, and love that Australia is returning to produce the classic varieties
of chardonnay and shiraz, with pinot noir the rising star.” “The Yarra Valley is only about making very good to great wine; it’s far too difficult here to make ordinary
Ballarat Tournament The Upper Yarra Netball Association’s Under 13 team recently competed in the Ballarat and District Netball Tournament. Members of the team are Carly Newstead and Jade Mottes from Yarra Junction, Emma Hams, Belinda Cardilini, Rebecca Pye and Joelle Cardilini from Warburton and Ella Woodward, Jodie and Emma Burrow, from Woori Yallock. THE HEALESVILLE GUARDIAN 14 August, 1937 Council Elections Owing to business responsibilities Cr G. Hill has decided not to seek re-election as a member of the Healesville Shire Council and is relinquishing the position. He carries with him the appreciation of the ratepayers
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Pages from the past YARRA VALLEY GUARDIAN MAIL 10 August, 1995 Warburton Tourism Wins State Government Boost - $250,000 grant Warburton has secured a $250,000 State Government grant to develop a tourist information centre at its old railway station site. Warburton is one of 10 successful applicants to receive a share of $5.2 million in funding from the State Government’s Community Support Fund. Dinner With Rev Tim Costello Over 90 men gathered together for a special mid-week dinner at Melody Receptions in Woori Yallock. Guest speaker for the evening was the Rev Tim Costello, well-known Baptist minister and public identity. Upper Yarra Netball Team competed in
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for his exemplary record of service. The two other retiring municipal representatives, Crs W. J. Dawborn and P. Johnstone, are again offering their services. Two well-known guest house proprietors, Messrs J. B. Cook and E. W. Elliott, have also entered the election. Radio Service - Mr A. J. Newton, radio salesman, next door to the national Bank is announcing free radio services during August and September. Radio receivers will be serviced by an experienced mechanic. Football Best players for Healesville in the football match against Wooir Yallock on Saturday were V. Peters, D. Roberts, F. Dennehy, W. Marshall, J. Sheffield, R. Thomas and C. Jackson. - Contributed by Ellena Biggs
Warburton post office is one of over 120 post offices to have received a digital upgrade as Australia Post rolls out a new set of identity services across Victoria. More than half of all post offices across the state are now ‘one stop shops’ for digital identity services such as tax file number applications, identity photos, land title ID checks, working with children checks and more. Overseeing the roll-out is Roger Revere, State manager for Victoria, who said many were delighted to see more Victorian customers with access to these services. “Previously, all of these applications had to be done in
hard copy,” Mr Revere said. “For example, customers would have to bring their own photos with them or arrange a separate appointment to have their pictures taken. “This meant longer processing times for some customers and it was less convenient. “We think that local Upper Yarra residents will be really pleased at how quickly and securely they can get things done with this digital upgrade.” For more information on identity services available at your local post office, visit www.auspost.com.au or call 13 POST.
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Much to the delight of students, Harold the giraffe visited Woori Yallock Primary School to teach them about healthy Picture: DEREK SCHLENNSTEDT living. 171393 them a story about Harold living under the van somewhere and then she brings out Harold, and the kids get to talk to Harold,” Mr Thockloth said. “They hadn’t seen the big Harold before and I did have a student that said to me that Harold had really grown.” The learning programs cover everything from healthy living, to drugs and even cyber bullying. In May funding was cut from
the Life Education program by the Federal Government, however it was reinstated following strong social media backlash. Mr Thockloth said they had already booked Harold for next year and hoped funding would continue into the future. “I hope the funding continues because it’s a great program and the engagement for the kids is fantastic.” “We’ve already booked for next year.”
Poker machine gamblers in the Yarra Ranges are among the ‘biggest losers’ in the state, with more than $28 million lost on the pokies in the region over the past financial year. This equates to around $77,000 lost each day within the local government area (LGA). Despite relatively few venues in the region, with just nine, the region shows an appetite for gambling that is on par with similar-size regional shires within Victoria, such as East Gippsland ($23 million), Mildura ($25 million) and Shepparton ($31 million). The recent statistics, released by the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation, point towards gamblers gravitating towards Lilydale when wanting to play the pokies. For the Yarra Ranges LGA, 61.4 per cent of losses were recorded from Lilydale venues, with the suburb also possessing the top three venues in terms of money lost on poker machines. In terms of highest to lowest lost on pokies, the venues were the Crown Hotel, York on Lilydale and The International. The statistics also showed there were no signs of gamblers slowing down, either, with the region bucking a state-wide
More than $28 million was lost in venues within the Yarra Ranges. decline of 0.27 per cent to record a 0.2 per cent overall rise in money lost from the previous financial year. However, the $28 million dropped into Yarra Ranges poker machines pales in comparison to neighbouring City of Casey, which recorded $127,093,819. This figure was second in the state, trailing only Brimbank Shire ($134,141,671.85). Meanwhile, Cardinia ($27,045,323.57), Knox ($75,061,924.49) and Maroondah ($65,114,897.86) all recorded similar levels to the previous financial year.
Where the money was lost in the Yarra Ranges LGA: 1. Crown Hotel (Lilydale): $7,173,317.81 2. York on Lilydale: $5,703,470.58 3. The International (Lilydale): $4,823,087.36 4. Olinda Creek Hotel: $3,669,071.90 5. Healesville RSL: $2,304,892.94 6. Chirnside Park Country Club: $1,184,068.63 7. Monbulk Bowling Club: $1,639,626.61 8. Upper Yarra RSL: $1,496,112.65 9. Terminus Hotel (Healesville): $856,433.61
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Life Education mascot Harold the giraffe visited Woori Yallock on 4 August, to the many screams of adoring students and teachers. Woori Yallock Primary School also held a pyjama party where students attended in their pyjamas and Harold joined them for breakfast - the most important meal of the day. Also appearing for the first time at Woori Yallock primary was fully grown Harold, who hugged and shared the love with kids. Oliver Thockloth, principal at Woori Yallock Primary, said the program had been an enduring part of the school and each year they invited the friendly giraffe back, due to the learning programs they offered and the joy Harold brought to the children. “We promote it every year by having a special breakfast that Harold attends - kids come in their pyjamas, teacher cooks them breaky, and while they’re eating their breaky Harold comes and visits,” he said. Life Education is the largest, independent, Australian, health and drug education provider for school children aged 5-13 years and their most famous representative to spread the message is Harold the giraffe, who has been doing it for over 37 years. The Life Education van usually features a puppet called Harold the giraffe however this time students were able to see Harold as they’d never seen him before, standing upright and over seven feet tall. “When they’re in the life-ed van, the lady that runs it tells
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Stunning costumes made by the Warburton Makers Group and representing the seasons led the parade. 71416 Claudia Pantani performs against a Melbourne City lights backdrop. 171416 Pictures: GREG CARRICK
Parading light amid gloom By Kath Gannaway
Ms Williams thanked Yarra Ranges Council for their support, along with the many community groups, businesses and individuals who gave their support. “It’s a festival that is still developing, and each year we try to do something a bit different to reach different groups. “This year the focus was on the parade, and it was beautiful,” she said.
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projections that turned the historic little white church into a gallery of colour. Warburton Makers Group led the parade with illuminated costumes depicting the seasons, and there were performances on the main stage. Organiser Beth Williams said the festival was about getting communities and families together in winter to have a celebration.
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Yarra Glen
$660,000 - $725,000
Near New and Spectacular Save all the stress of building with this 18 month old home just a short stroll from all the conveniences of Yarra Glen. Boasting 4 bedrooms, 3 living zones, 2 bathrooms and extras that only the meticulously planned homes have. The stunning kitchen complete with Caesar stone benches and awesome butlers pantry, looks across the expansive main living space and out through double sliding doors to the covered and paved al fresco area and landscaped rear yard which enjoys surrounding views. A dream home with great proportions and built to a standard not a budget including 9 foot ceilings and top of the range bamboo looring. Excellent extras including a double garage with internal access, vehicle access to the rear down the side, a massive shelved storage cupboard, gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, 900mm gas cooker, dishwasher, full ensuite to the master and much more.
Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190
2923 Warburton Hwy Wesburn
$420,000 - $460,000
12 Upper Blackwood Ave Warburton
$360,000 - $395,000
Exceptional Value! Nearly 1 acre plus a character cottage!
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Situated on a huge 3786sqm block in the heart of Wesburn this original 3 bedroom character home offers so much for the bargain buyer. Ideal for a tradesperson wanting plenty of space or for the family wanting room for the kids to kick the footy. With 5 car accommodation (double garage plus 2 carports), separate bungalow, rear access, bus stop right out front and walk to school or coffee shop - this is a rare chance! Vendor extremely motivated, make an offer!
Looking for a project close to town and set on just over half an acre with lovely street appeal then here it is. The home offers 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and a generous study, newer kitchen that just needs some nishing touches to bring bac to lie with great oen lan dining and liing area gies a great feeling of space through the centre of the home. Outside is a blank canvas and awaits someone with a green thumb to bring out the best in this good size yard.
Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266 Inspection: Sat 12:30-1:00pm (Photo ID Required)
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231 Milners Rd Launching Place
$450,000 - $495,000
A Private Haven with a Gorgeous Cottage Wind down through your fern gully and into your own private wonderland full of birdlife, fresh air and peace.. Enjoy the rewards from the hard work of the current owners as they have created a home with class and a feeling of spaciousness for this lovely 2 bedroom cottage.Tastefully appointed, the kitchen offers Caesar stone bench tops, ample cupboard and bench space, a study zone and this leads to the large laundry which has been equally well designed. The bathroom doubles as an ensuite and is sure to please those who enjoy the luxuries in life. The cosy home is serviced by split system heating and cooling and a crackling wood heater to snuggle in front of. Outdoors you will enjoy sitting on your large deck with a cuppa, while overlooking the children’s play area and the privacy of your country allotment. A huge garage with dual roller doors concrete loor and ower.
Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190 Inspection: Fri 3-3:30pm, Sat 11-11:30am (Photo ID Required)
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12 Estate Rd Don Valley
$650,000 - $695,000
The Ideal Family Entertainer Nestled into a gorgeous 1638m2 approx oasis is this quality family home which will delight the kids, the parents and all the family friends! Solidly built, the home has a versatile loor plan that can either provide 4 or 5 bedrooms, 3 or 4 internal living zones and stunning outdoor living with various locations to entertain and enjoy. The home is serviced by reverse cycle heating and cooling, wood heating and the bonus of a ducted vacuum to make life easy. There is a fabulous sized rumpus or billiards room with its own kitchen/bar and toilet and adjacent the ideal room for a home theatre or bedroom number 5. This area then opens directly to a sizable undercover decked zone that overlooks the superb in ground swimming pool, spa and gazebo and park like back yard. There is ample storage, parking and a beautiful location.
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$900,000 - $990,000
Three Bridges
$580,000 - $620,000
30 Acres – Handcrafted Homestead, a unique Country Life
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Lovingly built by a local family this home set in a paradise of 30 (approx.) acres is sure to impress. Built around 100yo cottage gardens this perfectly positioned home consists of 4 bedrooms all with BIR’s, master with ensuite. The kitchen has beautiful Tassie Oak panelling is the heart of the home and opens onto the living area and dining so that everyone is together! Outside offers a huge shed for cars and/or machinery that is concreted and with power, also a large mezzanine for extra storage.
Get away from it all with this superb property situated in the glorious surrounds of Three Bridges and surrounded by large acreage the position is ideal. The home is all freshened up throughout offering 3 bedrooms, large open plan kitchen and a family size lounge/living area perfectly positioned to admire the acreage views. Sitting on approx. 2.5 acres with plenty of space and potential and with a picturesue creek lowing through the setting is perfect. or weekend guests or teenagers there is a well tted out bungalow/studio and plenty of rustic shedding.
Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266
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38 Gembrook Rd Launching Place
$500,000 - $550,000
California Bungalow on half an acre Sitting beautifully on this lat half acre 001sm block is this three bedroom plus study home with fantastic shedding. Offering an updated kitchen with loads of storage, three bedrooms all with robes & storage and a fully tted study. utside you have a lovely front porch typical of the style plus a covered entertaining area at the back. Shedding is for the serious car enthusiast or tradie with high ceiling, hoist, plenty of shelves storage space for 4 cars locked up. Theres room to move in the driveway for those with trucks, trailers and machinery. The home offers an opportunity to improve and add your own touches to make it your own and there’s heaps of extra building materials that will stay at the property to save you lots of s great position just a short walk to bus stop, shops and the Warburton Trail.
Contact: Tony anfulla 0419 870 513 nspection: Sat 1:001:30pm Photo euired
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Quality built 450m2 (approx.) factory with tilt slab construction, excellent off-street parking, container height roller doors, office showroom downstairs, male and female toilet facilities with wheel chair access, storage and administration facilities upstairs, set on 965m2 (approx.) and Zoned Industrial 1. Expressions of interest close 11th September, 2017 at 5.00pm. Settlement 90-120 days Call Mark Gunther on 0448 62 3030 to inspect
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first Home, Down size or invest? Immaculate home perfectly located within an easy walk to all the shops and facilities in the township of Healesville. The residence features 2 bedrooms, modern kitchen, reverse cycle spit system heating and cooling, gas heating, ceiling fans, excellent outside entertaining area and with the added bonus of wheelchair access to the main bathroom and outside. All set on approximately 380m2 flat block and with lovely low maintenance gardens surrounding the home. Inspect with confidence.
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Yarra Valley 2739 Warburton Highway, Wesburn
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More Than Meets The Eye, 1 Acre Approx. This wonderful property really does have more than meets the eye. Having 3 bedrooms & 2 beautifully presented bathrooms. Formal dining room with stunning open fire place & polished timber floors. Large timber kitchen with bay window & enough room for a dining table plus a additional huge formal living room. Outside there is a double carport, large storage room, workshop & studio/bungalow space. For the hot summer days there is a wonderful pool area with great size decking making it the perfect place to sit and relax or for the ultimate pool parties. You also have beautiful matured gardens & landscaped pond, plus a self-contained unit. With bus stop right out the front door & walking distance to take away store & Wesburn Park what more could you want? For more information SMS 2739W to 0428 278 024
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MARKET SCENE Some stimulating shopping is seen Enjoy a shopping experience that will continuously inspire, surprise and stimulate even the most discerning shopper. A Sunday morning spent among the leafy surrounds of Yarra Glen Racecourse is pure bliss. Known for a dedicated commitment to quality, Craft Markets Australia brings together over 200 talented stallholders who regularly demonstrate enormous pride in their work by producing original creations of the highest quality.
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Call out for performers By Kath Gannaway It’s been a long, cold winter and the antidote could very well be music and laughter. A free community-building event Soul, Song, Speak, Soup Community Concert, will be held at the Millwarra Community Building in Millgrove, and the call is going out for performers to be part of the program. Organiser Melissa Gunner said the concert on Saturday, 2 September is an opportunity for the community to come together. “We can warm up our souls with songs, writings and music that encourage hope, passion, laughter and community,” Ms Gunner said. Seasoned performers, writers, musicians, creative people and novices trying something new, are all invited to participate in the concert. “We would like as many proposals and people as possible and encourage a diversity of performance styles and material,” Ms Gunner said. She said the performances must be in the spirit of community connection. All songs, music and other written material must be submitted by Sunday, 12 August. Organisers need to know of any special needs or requirements, such as the number of microphones, well in advance to allow the best arrangement of the program. A sound check will be done on the day, and some rehearsal leading up to the concert may be required. For more information, phone Ms Gunner on 0499 863 028.
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It’s Ape-pocalypse Now War For The Planet Of The Apes (M) Starring: Andy Serkis, Woody Harrelson By Seth Hynes War For The Planet Of The Apes is a phenomenal conclusion to the rebooted Planet of the Apes franchise. In an apocalyptic future, Caesar (Andy Serkis), the chimpanzee leader of a society of super-intelligent apes, must protect his community from a new adversary: the zealous Colonel (Woody Harrelson). War For The Planet Of The Apes upholds the reboot trilogy’s standard of impeccable plot, tone and
character writing. Driving themes of obsession, hubris and responsibility, every major character has a complex, engaging personality and compelling layers of moral greyness. Caesar finds himself consumed by hate and lust for vengeance, and the sadistic Colonel is given a sympathetic backstory defined by crushing personal loss. The pacing is flawless, with clear objectives and welldefined conflicts. Featuring deliberate nods to Apocalypse Now, War For The Planet Of The Apes has a gripping, intensely grim atmosphere, but balances the oppressive tone with tender character relation-
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Doing it for the vets By Kath Gannaway One of the region’s best-loved bands, Yarra River Band, will be at the Alpine Retreat Hotel in Warburton for a Vietnam Veterans Day Commemoration gig on Sunday, 13 August. The band, led by John Seegers, has been together for eight years and played at venues throughout the Yarra Valley and beyond. Joining John, who is the master of guitar and vocals, are Janet Sagebrecht, vocals, Gabe Buller, drums and vocals, Noel ‘Smokey’ Buller, bass and vocals, Daniel Peluso, lead guitar and vocals and Tino Pegoraro on keyboard. “We are honoured to be invited to play for the Outer Eastern Melbourne Vietnam Veterans Association Commemoration,” John said. He also previewed two special aspects of the day with bagpipe players accompanying one of their most popular covers, AC/ DC’s ‘Long Way to the Top’, and an original song penned by Smokey about the Yarra River that gives the band its name, called ‘The River’s Rising’. The band will play from 2pm to 5pm, following the Vietnam Veterans Day march and service hosted by Warburton RSL. For more information phone 0421 658 711.
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ships and moments of humour, the latter provided mainly by Bad Ape (Steve Zahn), a wily chimp hermit living in the mountains. It’s remarkable how this trilogy has created such charismatic, deeply relatable non-human characters. This is achieved both through unparalleled CGI and poignant, moving motion-captured performances, with Serkis making the best case yet for motion-captured performances to be finally recognised for acting awards. War For The Planet Of The Apes ends the trilogy on a triumphant note and is one of the best films of the year so far.
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Wandin perched on top By Cameron Hutchison With three rounds to go in Division 1, Wandin have snuck in to first spot but only by half a game, while Healesville and Woori Yallock share second spot with Olinda just behind in fourth, by two points. Upwey makes up the five on 38 points, and are probably safe from sixth-placed Mount Evelyn, though there’s still a lot of room for movement within the top five. With two rounds to go in Division 2, Belgrave are one win clear on top from Seville, while Yarra Glen holds onto third spot with 44 points but have Alexandra and Powelltown just behind them on 40. The finals race is over for Kinglake. First and second are safe, but it can still be shaped as to who will be minor premiers. Division 1 Seniors Football Upwey Tecoma 15.18(108) d Gembrook Cockatoo 10.7(67) Upwey Tecoma has secured a finals berth with a big win over Gembrook. Gembrook got the jump kicking 5.3 to 3.6 in the first quarter and had a handy lead of nine points at quarter-time. Upwey got back in the game in the second term with five goals to two and took back the lead by 13 points at half-time. Gembrook had gone back into their shell in the third quarter and did not bother the scorers, while Upwey kicked away with another two goals. Gembrook managed to boot another three goals in the final term, but Upwey added to theirs with another five and ended up winners at the final siren. Upwey-Tecoma Best: J. Hackett, D. Waters, R. Van Hoorn, H. Stanley, K. Grenda, I. Krijt. Gembrook-Cockatoo Best: D. Welsh, S. Gramc, R. Causer, L. Henzen, B. Wareham, J. Kruithof Woori Yallock 9.7(61) d Healesville 7.8(50) Woori Yallock has dropped Healesville from the top perch after a low scoring affair on Saturday, meaning they now share second spot on the ladder. Woori Yallock stunned Healesville in the first term keeping them scoreless but kicked 4.2 themselves and a lead of 26 points was theirs at quarter-time. Healesville bounced back in the second quarter, kicking two goals and kept Woori Yallock to just one behind, but the lead was still nine points at half-time. Woori Yallock made the most of the conditions in the third term and put on another four goals to Healesville’s one and the lead had blown out to 24 points at the last break. Healesville outscored Woori Yallock in the last, but they left their run too late and it was Woori Yallock who saluted the judge at the final siren. Woori Yallock Best: L. Boontjes, K. Thompson, H. Smith, M. Wright, M. Baxter, S. Ismail Healesville Best: D. Anderson, D. Plozza, C. Adams, N. Aldridge, T. Costigan, B. Murphy Warburton-Millgrove 15.10(100) d Mount Evelyn 8.10(58) Warburton has notched up their second win for the season, and at the expense of Mount Evelyn who are now out of the finals race. Warburton got the early lead and by kicking four goals to two in the first quarter and Mount Evelyn were left shell-shocked. They kicked away in the second term, kicking four goals to two and had a lead of 25 points at half-time. The third quarter was their best for the season when they piled on six goals to three in the third term and the lead was 42 points. The game was there to be lost for Warburton, but they stood strong and both sides only kicked one goal but Warburton celebrated at the final siren. Warburton-Millgrove Best: T. Walker, L. Barnard, T. Marr, S. Andueza, J. Lee, B. Clinch Mount Evelyn Best: J. Barden, S. Martin, J. Beamish, M. Brierley, M. Gibbons, D. Maunder Olinda Ferny Creek 21.12(138) d Monbulk 7.6(48) Olinda is only half a game out of third position, and one game off top spot after a big 90-point win over Monbulk on Saturday. The first quarter was tight and all tied up at 3.2. Olinda got
their kicking boots on in the second term with a five-goal quarter while Monbulk could only manage one behind. They really impressed in the third quarter with a big eight goals-to-one quarter and the lead was 76 points. They did not let up in the last and put on another five goals to three to secure themselves in the five and finding some form with three weeks to go. Olinda Ferny Creek Best: C. Brown, B. Cooling, J. Charge, N. Keegan, J. Rankin, N. Broomhall Monbulk Best: A. Smith, C. Griffiths, S. Williams, D. White, P. Barge, N. Sargent Wandin 10.13(73) d Emerald 9.10(64) Wandin has jumped back on top of the ladder after a hard-fought win over Emerald on Saturday. Wandin held onto a slim four-point lead at quarter time. Wandin extended that lead to just 10 points at half-time and it was game on. The third quarter was tight with both sides kicking four goals, but the lead had increased to 12 points. Emerald outscored Wandin in the last, kicking 2.4 to 2.1 and wasted opportunities in front of goal which gave Wandin the win by nine points. Wandin Best: R. Ross, M. Polkinghorne, H. Byrne, J. Del Giudice, J. Glenn, J. McInnes Emerald Best: J. Pedder, L. Sheppard, D. Karacsonyi, J. Thomas, P. White, C. Thomsen Division 2 Seniors Football Belgrave 16.11(107) d Powelltown 15.15(105) Powelltown has dropped to fifth on the ladder after a nail-biting loss by only two points to Belgrave on Saturday. Belgrave completely outplayed Powelltown in the first term, kicking a whopping 8.5 to one behind and a lead of 51 points at quarter-time. Powelltown staged a miraculous turnaround in the second quarter, with 8.4 to 2.5 and the lead was now only 16 points at the main break. They continued that form into the third term, outscoring Belgrave in a tight 30 minutes of football, kicking 3.6 to two goals and at the final change Belgrave's lead was reduced to four points. The lead see-sawed in the last, and Powelltown had the lead on several occasions, including at the final siren. It took B. Raaymakers stepping up for Belgrave with a mark on the siren and converting after it to steal the win on a momentous occasion. Belgrave Best: J. Brown, Y. Curtis, M. Sproules, T. Tubley, T. Marks Powelltown Best: G. Newing, M. Pote, N. Moody, W. Dore, J. Moore Seville 18.12(120) d Kinglake 7.9(51) Seville has effectively put Kinglake out of the finals race with a big win on Saturday. Seville got the early jump on Kinglake, kicking 3.6 to two behinds in the first term. The second quarter was even with both sides kicking three goals, but the lead was 20 points at half-time. Seville kicked away in the third term with an eight-goal quarter, Kinglake kicked two and the lead was now 55 points and out of Kinglake’s reach. Seville kicked another 4.4 to 2.2 and has secured themselves second spot on the ladder. Seville Best: J. Young, M. Cecere, C. Suban, D. Groen, L. Casini, K. Mullett Kinglake Best: M. McAllister, A. Whelan, J. Butterworth, J. Crowe, M. Fitzclarence, J. Harward Yarra Glen 15.20(110) d Yarra Junction 5.8(38) Yarra Glen is sitting third on the ladder with a one-game break and have all but secured themselves the second chance, come finals time. Yarra Glen got the early break, kicking 4.2 to 1.3 in the first quarter. They held Yarra Junction goalless in the second term, but were wasteful in front of goal themselves, kicking 2.6 but the margin was 36 points at half-time. Six goals to three in the third quarter and the lead had blown out to 55 points at three-quarter time. Yarra Glen peppered the goals in the last, kicking 3.8 to 1.3 and came away with a solid win, but the margin could have been much more if they were tidy in front of goal. Yarra Glen Best: R. Smith, T. Russell, R. Mc
Tiger Kyle Grenda on the burst. 171411 Dermott, R. D’Argent, J. Marks, M. Gower Yarra Junction Best: P. Cubbin, K. Ousley, D. Hewitt, H. Tindley-Roe, W. Robertson, T. Boxell Alexandra 16.13(109) d Yea 7.6(48) Alexandra has overtaken Powelltown and sits in fourth position after a solid performance over Yea on Saturday. They got the early lead and were never headed. The visitors started off with a 3.2 to 2.1 first quarter, and earned a seven- point lead. Alexandra kicked another three goals to one in
the second term and their lead was 18 points at half time. Alexandra’s second half saw them kick 10 goals to four and at the final siren it was Alexandra’s game. Alexandra Best: R. Norris, B. Norris, J. Goonan, B. Woollard, Z. Heaslip, J. Elkington Yea Best: D. O’Dwyer, E. Neilson, T. Kirkham, A. McSpeerin, D. Webb, A. Chisholm Thornton Eildon: Bye Under 18 Football Upwey Tecoma 9.4(58) d Gembrook Cockatoo 6.4(40) Healesville 15.11(101) d Woori Yallock 2.6(18) Mt Evelyn 8.24(72) d Warburton Millgrove 1.6(12) Emerald 12.7.79 d Wandin 7.5.47 Monbulk 10.4(64) d Yarra Glen 6.3(39) Division 1 A Grade Netball Upwey Tecoma 70 d Gembrook Cockatoo 39 Olinda Ferny Creek 59 d Monbulk 52 Wandin 70 d Emerald 35 Warburton Millgrove 46 d Mount Evelyn 35 Division 2 A Grade Netball Belgrave 98 d Powelltown 38 Yarra Glen 55 d Yarra Junction 33 Yea 53 d Alexandra 37 Kinglake: Bye Thornton Eildon: Bye
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Healesville edged out The Eastern Region Girls Football competition kicked off its final series on the weekend, with the Healesville under-12s taking on Yarra Glen in the Elimination Final at Wandin. In a dour game, both teams defended hard and limited scoring opportunities. Healesville edged in front in the third quarter, scoring a major to go into the final quarter five points in front. The ball spent most of the quarter in the Yarra Glen forward-line, resulting in Yarra Glen going into the lead; Healesville with a last-ditch effort had the ball in their forward line, but some strong defence by Yarra Glen stopped Healesville from scoring in the final seconds of the game to clinch it.
Healesville now turns its sights to next season, where the club is planning to increase the number of girls teams at the club. Club president Toby Millman said “the club was planning to field under-10s, under-12s, under-14s, under-16s and under18s girls’ teams in 2018. So girls interested in playing should come along to the club’s ‘Come and Try’ session being held in October. Any girls interested in playing in 2018 can contact AnneMarie on 0400 604 164. Yarra Glen 1.4(10) d Healesville 1.1(7) Goals: K. Willemsen Best: K. Willemsen, N. O’Brien, M. Sikorski
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Set for tight enduro race on speedway By Dean Thompson The annual Alexandra Speedway 3 Hour Enduro event livens up the Speedway world this Saturday night 12 August with 40 teams to compete for the title of Enduro Champions, with any number of combinations a great chance of taking the win if they can stay out of trouble and keep turning circles. The event continues to grow in popularity with competitors from various speedway cat-
egories over the past few years having made purchases of cars just to use in the 100 Lap Derby and the Three-Hour Enduro, and this year we add to them Colin Peadon from New South Wales and Wayne Laverty from Queensland looking to go the distance. Who can forget the finish to last season’s race? Again from the tight finish to the event in August 2016, the combination of defending champions and Eastern Suburbs lads
Lenny Bates and Andrew Jordan will be in the thick of the action, as will Pakenham area Brothers Damien and Brendan Miller, all four racers are Alexandra club members and popular with the fans. Another strong Alexandra combination is Steve Kershaw and Matt Stampfli, both competitors have had wins and top three finishes aplenty during the regular season and hope to gel to be at the finish with a chance to win the big show.
Lap Derby Luke Fallon- they will be very hard to beat. Racing kicks off down Gordon Street Alexandra at 2pm on Saturday with the big three-hour race likely to start about 6pm. Bring your family, some heating wood and a portable fire drum to enjoy the action. Adult entry cost of $20, Aged and Invalid pensioners $10, children between the age of 10 and 16 are $10 with a family ticket of two adults and three children of the age 10 to 16 at $60.
Matt Nelson and Cameron Dike are potentially an exciting combination with Nelson a multiple state champion a number of times and Dike a crowd pleasing racer who loves to go around the high line; Josh Service and Daniel Unternahrer, who is a former event winner form a team, and Brad Warren, who this season again finished second in the 100 Lap Derby for the second year running, has formed a team with Alexandra local resident and four-time champion in the 100
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Warburton golf results Wednesday 2 August: Stroke and M. McGrann ‘Bag day’. On a pleasant day for golfing, the largest Wednesday field for ages, 34, played. At the top of the results, there was a tight finish. One of the newest members, David Viney, took out the win and therefore qualified to play off for the bag. David shot a Nett 66, but only won on a countback over unlucky Paul-Kennedy. P.K. I’m reliably informed, had a couple too many three-putt greens! Balls went down to 74. Nearest the pin winners were Rex Ryan (3rd), Kempton Senior (9th) and P.K whose 2nd shot on the 17th was only half a metre from the pin. Good shooting, P.K. Saturday 5 August: Stroke and Monthly Medal. On a Saturday when good scoring became difficult due to the very gusty winds, there were two outstanding results. B Grade, and the medal went to Liam Kay, the newest 11-year-old tyro! He had to shoot a great Nett 67 to get that result. A Grade was taken out by Jai Furness with a Nett 70. ‘But the secondbest daily result was young veteran, Angus Smith, who came in with a Nett 68! Balls got down to 75.The nearest the pin winners were Kevin Conway (3rd), Peter Fox (the 5th and 12th), Mike Plant (12th) and to Adam Patrick (15th).
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QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7485
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Quick Clues ACROSS Naughtiness (8) Simple (4) Run away (4) Send (8) Guide (5) Singing voice (6) Refuse (6) Revolve (6) Centre (6) New (5) Good-looking (8) Wild goat (4) Surrender (4) Gem (8)
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DOWN Bay (5) Mild (7) Jot (4) Break (8) Follow (5) Pan (7) Severe (8) Emulate (7) Sully (7) Evade (5) Missile (5) Retain (4)
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CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7485 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1,Har-ass-ed. 6, A-rid. 8, Dash. 9, List-less. 10, C-hump. 11, I-ndigo. 13, Band-it. 15, Ex-cite. 17, B-asset. 19, On i-ce. 22, Fe-arsom-e. 23, I-van. 24, D-rat. 25, Sho-we-red. Down - 2, A-bash. 3, Ash-amed. 4, Sole. 5, Des-pised. 6, Ailed (rev.) 7, I-nsight. 12, Stations. 14, Amateur. 16, Conni-ve. 18, Strut (anag.) 20, Craze. 21, He-ro.
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25. Was wet and we propped it outside (8). DOWN 2. With a crack, humiliate (5). 3. Made to chop the wood first, is sheepish (7). 4. The only thing a vegetarian won’t eat! (4). 5. Felt contempt for a man that spied, anyhow (8). 6. The girl got up, but wasn’t feeling well (5). 7. What makes you realise one thing’s wrong (7). 12. Posts at the departure points (8). 14. He doesn’t combine work with play! (7). 16. Plot with a bloke to hold the pub up (7). 18. Trust it can be made to provide support (5). 20. Does it make you mad that it’s so popular? (5). 21. Man or, perhaps, superman (4).
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ACROSS 1. Chivvied, the animal raced about (8). 6. Clear ahead and dry (4). 8. Confound it, there’s only very little! (4). 9. Are not as inclined to be lethargic (8). 10. It will be cold on a prominence, twit! (5). 11. The one doing somersualts, in blue (6). 13. An outlaw gang, it is (6). 15. Get worked up, once you quote it (6). 17. Bet the twit goes in to get the dog (6). 19. As soon as I enter, cooling down (2,3). 22. The terrible Roma’s put in charge, which is horrendous (8). 23. I front for him (4). 24. Blast the D--- creature! (4). 25. Was wet and we propped it outside (8). DOWN 2. With a crack, humiliate (5). 3. Made to chop the wood
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Cryptic DOWN 2. Bay (5)
QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7485 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Mischief. 6, Easy. 8, Flee. 9, Transmit. 10, Steer. 11, Treble. 13, Litter. 15, Rotate. 17, Middle. 19, Fresh. 22, Handsome. 23, Ibex. 24, Cede. 25, Sapphire. Down - 2, Inlet. 3, Clement. 4, Iota. 5, Fracture. 6, Ensue. 7, Skillet. 12, Grievous. 14, Imitate. 16. Tarnish. 18, Dodge. 20, Spear. 21, Keep.
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