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WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016

Mayor ’s casting vote sends signal

■ YARRA RANGES Mayor, Cr Jason Callanan, has used his deciding vote to send a signal about the support of sustainable forestry in the region. Crs Jim Child and Andrew Witlox moved at last week’s meeting that the Council’s Draft Localised Planning Statement include the words “support sustainable forestry”. The amendment also had the support of Cr Maria McCarthy. Cr Noel Cliff was absent.

Better business in Belgrave ● Braving the icy cold winter weather in Belgrave last Wednesday was Sarkin Boyaci of Small Business Victoria, who joined with Donna Fairweather, Business Development Officer of the Yarra Ranges Council, who had a pop-up information desk in Main Rd, to assist local business operators with accessing information about helpful services.

● Cr Jason Callanan, Mayor

Against the proposal to delete the words “transition to sustainable forestry” were Crs Terry Avery, Mike Clarke, Len Cox and Fiona McAllister. The Localised Planning Statrement has been prepared and is proposed to be put out to public consultation. The Statement is an initiative of the Andrews Labor State Government “to identify and protect, through planning, distinct areas of the State which contain highly significant geographic and physical features”. Yarra Ranges is one of four areas in Victoria identified for such a Statement.

Powelltown celebrates State Govt. ‘helps’ as Nathan plays 150th

● Cr Jim Child: moved amendment

● Tiarne Moody and Debra Moody of Lilydale were at Yea on Saturday as Nathan Moody (right) played his 150th game for Powelltown. The Demons won by five points.

● Cr Len Cox: opposed the change

The draft Statement “has been prepared with the assistance of a Community Reference Group and the State Government”. The final Statement is scheduled to be approved by the State Minister for Planning. Other changes to the draft statement were unsuccessful at last week’s Council meeting The Statement examines how planning controls are unique in the Yarra Ranges area, and refers to the history of the UpperYarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges Regional Strategy Plan adopted by the State Government in 1982. The Statement seeks to underscore conservation of region’s environment features, protection of agricultural land, containment of urban development, and improving the amenity of residents, farming communities and visitors. “The Localised Planning Statement safeguards existing planning policy to preserve and enhance the area for future generations,” said an officer’s report to Councillors. ‘Yarra Ranges will exemplify how evolving needs of a growing community can be balanced without compromising the quality of its natural assets in perpetuity.”

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Luke’s award

■ Young sporting achiever Luke Chandler was one of those recognised at the NAIDOC Ball and Awards Night held at the Dorest Gardens Hotel on July 8. Cr Mike Clarke told last week’s Yarra Ranges Council meeting that he accompanied Crs Maria McCarthy and Len Cox to the dinner. Cr Clarke told the meeting that thanks should be extended to Council staff for their work.

Love for literacy

● Kathy Walker OAM

■ Kathy Walker is passionate about empowering families to share the joy of reading, talking and language with their children. Kathy will be heading a session on A Love For Literacy and Language tomorrow (Thurs., July 21) at the Knox Civic Centre, Room 3, 511 Burwood Hwy, Wantirna South. Registration takes place at 7.15pm for the 7.30pm-9pm session. Kathy’s motto is “Promoting a Child Focused World.”

Bye to Danni

● Danni Christofis ■ Upwey Primary School students, teachers and parents last week farewelled Prep./ Year One teacher Danni Christofis who has begun family leave ahead of her confinement.

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Misconduct claim: principal cleared Local Briefs 25 years

● Jude Everett ■ Gembrook Primary art and environmental science teacher Jude Everett this month celebrates 25 years at the school.

Market

■ Mount Evelyn Community Market will be held from 9am-1pm this Saturday at RSL/ Hardy House, 49 Birmingham Rd, Mount Evelyn.

Purchase

■ Knox Council has completed its purchase of property at 14 Henderson Rd, Knoxfield, for an operations centre, last week’s Strategic Planning Meeting was told.

$5000

■ Mount Dandenong Primary School is aiming to raise $5000 at a Trivia Night to be held next month. The funds will be used to develop an outdoor shaded learning area.

■ An allegation of misconduct against Aquinas College Principal Anthony O’Byrne has been set aside by the Victorian Civil andAdministrative Tribunal. Judge Marilyn Harbison, Tribunal Vice-President, and Member Trish Harper, this month set aside a decision of the Informal Hearing Panel. The complaint had originally been heard by the Victorian Institute of Teaching. The Tribunal heard how M r O’Byrne handled a complaint after an inappropriate comment was said to have been made by another teacher to two students in a Year 11 business management class at Aquinas College. The female student reported the incident to the Year 11 coorinator, Wayne Forrest. The complaint was that the female student and her boyfriend had been singled out in a class, with the teacher

● Aquinas College, Ringwood saying “I know you ducted, VCAT heard. Tribunal was told. would love to be strokMr O’Byrne was Mr O’Byrne’s leting her leg.” upset with the infer- ter to the teacher inThe female student ence that complaints cluded requirements said the class began had been made but not that the teacher unlaughing and mocked investigated satisfac- dergo a physical she and her boyfriend. torily. check-up, as well as The Tribunal was The Tribunal also psychological and told that the teacher heard about an e-mail neurological assishad been the subject sent to the College by tance. of previous complaints the father of the female The teacher is said of using inappropriate student. not to have accepted language to other stuThe other teacher all of the allegations, dents. was stood down, with and denied making Mr O’Byrne Mr O’Byrne saying it sexually suggestive launched an investiga- was the first time in his comments. tion into the teacher’s 28-year career that he The teacher exbehavior, unaware had ever stood anyone pressed resentment at that Mr Forrest was down. He was uncer- the the family for also interviewing sev- tain of the process. making allegations eral students. There was no against him. The female student manual prepared by The Trinbunal was upset at how the the Catholic Educa- heard that a Victorian interview with the tion Office to assist in Institute of Teaching Principal was con- such a situation, the panel exonerated the

teacher. “This proceeding concerns disciplinary action brought against the Principal for his part in investigating the offending teacher’s behaviour and communicating with parents ... It is said by the VIT that in doing so he committed an act, or acts, of professional misconduct.” Mr O’Byrne appealed to the Tribunal against the earlier decision to find him guilty, and reprimand him. The Tribunal found that M r O’Byrne’s correspondence was “unnecessarily confusing and obscure” The VCAT determination said M r O’Byrne had a past excellent record of communication. “We do not accept that the lapse in communication between the principal and (the) parents, though regrettable, is properly to be characterised as an act of misconduct,” Judge Harbison and Ms Harper said.

Caravan park plan rejected ■ The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal has supported Yarra Ranges Council refusal to allow a camping and caravan park development at Paynes Rd, Chirnside Park. VCAT last Thursday published a detrmination by Member Graeme David disallowing a permit sought by Yarra Valley Gold Pty Ltd. The company had wanted to establish the camping and caravan park on 7.6 hectares in a Green Wedge zone, fronting the south side of Paynes Rd, diagonnly opposite Yarra View Rd. The land contains various buildings including a restaurant near the front with a crushed rock surfaced car park for a car park for around 25 cars, a dwelling, and some outbuildings and a tennis court, the Tribual report said.

“Another building to the rear (southwest of the other buildings is permitted as winery. “The restuarnat and dwelling/outbuildings/winery areas have separate vehicle accesses. “The access for the restaurant is at the centre front of the site. “The access for the other developments is at the front north-west corner of the site, with the access road beside the western boundary.” The Tribunal heard that the prop-

erty is diagonally opposite Yarra View Rd which access the Heritage Golf Club Estate. The plans were to construct six singlestorey cabins each containing two bedrooms, central lounge and eat-in kitchen, bathroom, courtyard and single car parking space. Plans also included sic recreation vehicle/caravan parks in a continuous row. The Tribunal was told that the plan included an 8m x 12.6m amenities block with seven toilets, showers, laundry and a kitchen. “The proposed use is contrary to the objectives of the zone and policy, in that it is not associated with agricultural uses on the land,” said the Tribunal decision, published on Thursday (July 14).

Up Hill and Down Dale Gembrook visit by Murrindindi elder

● Aboriginal elder ‘Murrindindi’ File Photo ■ Elder Wurundjeri Ngurungaeta Murrindindi was at Gembrook Primary School us last Friday (July 15). He performed a ‘Welcome to Country’ at the school assembly.

Eating disorders ■ A Recovery Group organised by Eating Disorders Victoria will meet at Inspiro Community Health Service, 17 Clarke St, Lilydale, from 7pm-8.30pm on Tuesday (July 26). Sufferers have the opportunity to meet others experiencing similar challenges and benefit from the support of the group.

Bikes need owners

● One of the three bikes recovered ■ Lilydale Police want to identify the owners of three bicycles believed to be stolen. The bicycles were recovered late last month from a house on Mount Dandenong Rd, Croydon. Police arrested and charged two occupants from the address in relation to burglary, theft, handle stolen goods and other offences. The bicycles are described as a green and black Avanti brand child’s bicycle, a yellow Huffy brand bicycle and a black adult’s bicycle with no visible brand. www.crimestoppers.com.au

Knoxfield Tree Day

■ National Tree Day will be celebrated on Friday (July 22) by Knox City Council, in conjunction with Planet Ark. A planting event has been planned from 10am-12 Noon at Lakewood Reserve for businesses, providing an opportunity to network with like-minded businesses.

It’s retrospective ■ Croydon landowner MrA. Broome has won VCAT permission for building over an easement at 3/84 Croydon Rd, Croydon. Approval had previously been denied by the Maroondah City Council. The works allowed include a verandah, paving and landing/staircase. The application was for retrospective planning approval for a pergola.

Pokies problems ■ Yarra Ranges Council last week unanimously agreed that problems caused by pokies are not assisted by “the ongoing, systemic limitations for local government in assessing the harms caused by pokies gambling that are created by the regulatory framework and the need to continue to advocate for sensible reforms”.

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● Paul Thomas ■ Local newspaper publisher Paul Thomas was a bit premature last week when he went to press saying his company was “last man standing” in producing local, independent newspapers here in the hills. As his July 12 issue went to print, the second issue of our own New Free Press was being distributed. You are holding our third issue in the new series. Like our contemporaries, we are here for the long haul.

● Cr Fiona McAllister ■ A ‘Festival of Light’ is to be held at Yarra Glen on Saturday, August 20, Cr Fiona McAllister told last week’s meeting of Yarra Ranges Council. edit or@Ne wF s. editor@Ne or@New Frre e P rree sss. s.cc om. om.aa u

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70-year tradition

■ Paul Thomas published his editorial in last week’s issue of the papers that appear variously as the Ranges Trader Mail, Ferntree Gully Mail, Upper Yarra Mail, Mt Evelyn Mail and Mountain Views Mail. “We are now the only independent voice,” he told his readers last week. Not so fast, Paul. The New Free Press is also proudly independent and local. Late last month we negotiated with Leader Newspapersto carryon the Free Press name, continuing the 70-year tradition established by publishers John and Nell Bennett. Leader Newspapers continues its online news presence under the Free Press Leader name

● Hartley Higgins ■ The Mail news group is a partnership between the companies of Paul Thomas and Hartley Higgins. The Thomas family has other newspapers at Pakenham, Berwick, Dandenong, Cranbourne, Geelong, Ocean Grove, Albury-Wodonga, Warwick (Qld) and Noosa (Qld). They are partners in papers in Brimbank, Sunbury, Melton, MaribyrnongHobsons Bay, and Wyndham.

field, Beechworth, Myrtleford, Euroa and Bright. They have special interest publications for the timber, farming, viticulture, ski and tourist industries. We do not intend entering a slanging match. We have found both families to be honourable media practitioners over a number of decades.

Plenty of room

■ However, there is room for more than one media voice locally. My links with The Free Press go back to 1978, when I was its Manager. Our company also publishes the Melbourne Observer (statewide since 1969), and The Local Paper. There is room for all of us.

Next meeting

■ Yarra Ranges Council’s next meeting is due to be held at 7pm on Tuesday (July 26) at the Council Chamber, Civic Centre , Anderson St, Lilydale.

Unlawful - Shire ■ A restaurant ‘use’ on land at Chirnside Park, opposite the access to the Heritage Golf Course Estate, was “unlawful”, Yarra Ranges Council has told the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. The Council said that it has had this concern since 2009. In October last year the Tribunal issued an enforcement order relating to the use of the land for the nonpermitted purpose of accommation.

Graham in touch

● Gembrook: pictured about 1900 More nostalgic photos are on Page 11 of today’s issue.

■ City of Knox has seven confirmed starters at Rio. Bayswater’sTravis Mahoney will hit the pool in the men’s 400m individual medley heats. Upper Ferntree Gully sisters Caroline and Carmen Marton will hit the taekwondo mat on August 17. Wantirna South’s Larrissa Miller, 23, is the reigning national floor routine champion in gymnastics. BMX cycling will feature former Bayswater North Primary School student Bodi Turner on August 17. Long-jumper Brooke Stratton of Wantirna will return to Maracana’s Olympic Stadium on August 16. Knox athlete Melissa Duncan, 26, will compete in the 1500m on August 12. Knox athlete Jeff Riseley, 29, is in Rio for the 800m, reports Glenn Fisher. - Knox Leader

Glass House Dept.

■ The New Free Press is acutely aware that people who live in glass houses should never throw stones. We felt for our contemporaries at the Ranges Trader Mail last week when they went to press to a story about the ‘PIG picture’. No porkies.

In court for hugging

■ Sean Harris, 32, pleaded guilty to the possession of ice, when he faced Court, following an incident in which he hugged and kissed a train cleaner at Berwick Railway Station. Harris has been placed on a 12-month community corrections order, and must undertake 100 hours of unpaid work. - Berwick News

Pokemon in action

■ Barry Plant Keysborough real estate agent Ben Nguyen is hoping to cash in on the Pokemon Go craze for a local home-owner. In what he thinks could be a world-first for a real estate pitch, he’ll list a property with a Pokemon-themed script: “I hope that with the references of current interest we can generate more inquiry and interest, which will ultimately lead to a higher selling price,” he said. - Dandenong Journal

Forest on TV

■ A rare redwood forest on the outskirts of the Yarra Valley is fast becoming a tourist drawcard. Tourists flocked to Redwood Forest, 9km outside Warburton, after a TV program featured the region in April. The forest, set in the Yarra Ranges National Park, started out as an experiment in the 1930s. - Lilydale Leader

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Gembrook 1900 flashback

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Festival of Light

What The Papers Say Olympic heroes

● Graham Colling ■ Long Shots received a phone call out of the blue last week from former Yarra Ranges Mayor Graham Colling. Colling, formerly of Seville and Wandin, more recently of Benalla, was the proprietor of the Lilydale and Monbulk Post newspaper in the mid1980s. Journalist Jim Mynard started the Monbulk Post newspaper after leaving the Ringwood Croydon Mail publication.

■ Black Saturday victims could wait until late 2016 or early 2017 for settlement payments according to documents sent by class action lawyers. Maurice Blackburn states that "99 per cent of personal injury claimants have now attended a meeting with assessing counsel," and "that we will be able to make a settlement distribution to personal injury claimants towards the end of 2016 or early 2017." - The Local Paper, Kinglake/Yea

Halt to more pokies

■ Cardinia Shire Council has rejected an application requesting the introduction of 22 additional poker machines to the shire. Pakenham Racing Club had asked for a permit of 60 electronic gaming machines for their new club Officer venue, which would include 38 machines to be moved from the Pakenham Sports Club and 22 machines from the Cardinia Club. The application brought before Council proposed for another 22 EGMs to be added to Cardinia Club to replace those that had been moved. - Pakenham Gazette

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In Our Schools Zootopia night

■ Belgrave Heights Christian School will screen the movie Zootopia Yfrom 6.30pm9pm, on Friday, August 19. There will movie snacks, and prizes up for those who dress up to fit the Zootopia theme. Book with Sarah Kelly at events@bhcs. vic.edu.au at least one week prior to the event. ■ A ‘Christmas In July’ day will be held tomorrow (Thurs., July 21). Students are asked to wear Christmas sweaters, Santa beanies and reindeer antlers.

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Dame Phyllis Frost legacy continues Joining the ‘neighbourhood’

Uniform review

■ Emerald Secondary College is conducting a review of its current uniform provider. The sub-committee for the review comprises of students in the College SRC, School Council members, parents and staff. Initial designs have been developed for review, and the aim is to conduct the consultation process throughout Term 3.

Visit by Chinese

■ Visitors from Kunshan Peiben Experimental Primary School, the sister school of Gembrook Primary School, were at a special assembly held on Monday afternoon (Jly 18). A PFA Soup Day is being held today (Wed.), and the EDEC Basketball event for Year 5 and 6, and selected year 4 pupils, will be held on Friday (July 22). A Cybersafety: Bully Proof Incursion is being organised for Thursday, July 29.

In the swim

■ Winter swimming activities have begun for students of Cockatoo Primary School. The sessions started yesterday (Tues.) and continue tomorrow (Thurs.). The school is holding its Reverse Draw raffle on Thursday, July 29. First prize is a $600 Visa card, with other prizes including a $300 card, Soime 200 tickets are being sold, with a 1-in-15 chance of winning.

At Bunnings

■ Macclesfield Primary School is holding a fundraising barbecue at Bunnings Fountain Gate this Saturday (July 23). A School Council meeting is being held tomorrow (Thurs.) at 7.30pm, says Principal John Chiswell. Grade 6 students are travelling to Knox Basketball Stadium on Friday (July 22) to participate in a round robin style competition.

Tourney of Minds

■ A Tournament of Minds event is being planned gopr next month atMt Lilydale Mercy College. The problem solving program for teams of students from both primary and secondary years is planned for Saturday, August 20. Challenges will be held in the disciplines of applied technology, language literature, maths engineering and social sciences.

Monbulk winners

■ Recipients of student awards last month at Monbulk Primary School were Zoe Davis, Jackson Jones, Aiden Mulder, Millie Kay, Jack Thorp, Kate Smith, Chelsea Borkowski, Emiley Asling, Natalie Fahnle, Grace Summers, James Burton, Lena Archer (Japanese Award), Maia Horn, Mitch Jones,Abbey Broadbent, Rory Heitmann, Alicia Peterson, Jayden Robson-Spencer, Ethan Ball, Brett Grand-Court, Lauren McKay, Joshua Humbert and Isaac Zeeher (Principal Award). The Literacy Award for the semester went to Flynn Mauger and the Numeracy Award went to Jack Thorp.

St Paul’s, Monbulk

■ A Parents and Friends meeting will be held on Friday morning (July 22) at St Paul’s School, Monbulk. A Sushi Day is also being held on Friday. A Prayer/Gathering is planned for Grade 3/4 students on Friday afternoon.

Just Briefly Links to close

■ Upwey and Monbulk Community Links operated by Yarra Ranges Council will close on Saturday mornings from this week (July 23). Yarra Ranges Council explains that this is due to a limited number of residents using these Community Links during this time. Both Community Links will continue to open from Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm. Lilydale and Healesville Community Links will also remain open from Monday to Friday 9am-5pm as well as on Saturday 9am12 Noon.

Bike Hub meeting

● Dame Phyllis Frost ■ For decades, Croydon-based Dame Phyllis Frost devoted herself to community service in Melbourne’s outer-east. Her full title was Dame Phyllis Frost AC DBE JP, but she devoted herself to the less fortunate. Dame Phyllis was born on September 14, 1917, and died on October 30, 2004. She was a welfare worker and philanthropist, known for her commitment to causes, such as helping prisoners. She chaired the Victorian Women's Prisons Council for many years, established the Keep Australia Beautiful movement, worked for Freedom from Hunger and raised millions of dollars for charity. She described herself as a “professional beggar”. Phyllis Irene Turner was born in 1917 in Brighton. She attended Presbyterian Ladies' College, Melbourne and the University of Melbourne, training in physiotherapy and, later, criminology. Her criminology studies would help her to better understand the female offenders, to whom she had committed her assistance. At university she met Glenn Frost, whom she was to marry in 1941; the couple had three daughters. Phyllis Frost was appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the 1963 Queen's Birthday Honours. This month saw the Andrews State Labor Government award $174,172 for the Vietnamese Support Program, run by the Australian Vietnamese Women’s Association, which supports Vietnamese prisoners and their families across a number of prisons, including at theDame Phyllis Frost Centre. Dame Phyllis would be justly proud.

■ The Warburton Mountain Bike Hub community drop-in session on July 11 attracted more than 40 people.. It allowed Cox Architecture to gain insight into what the community wants from the project. Aspects of the project, including the Warburton community and surrounding townships, environmental concerns and the needs of mountain bike riders, were considered. Initial plans include 11 new trails.All trails will funnel back into Warburton and surrounding towns. Environmentally sensitive areas have been avoided in the design of the draft masterplan, like those on Mount Donna Buang.

Business event ● Cr Jodie Owen, Mayor, Cardinia Shire Council ■ Cardinia Shire Council has community-led projects implebeen selected as one of three mented within the shire. metropolitan councils to particiAim of the program is to equip pate in The Neighbourhood Council officers with new skills, Project. tools and resources to successCardinia Shire Council will fully plan and implement projects be provided with 12 months of in partnership with the commumentoring, training and funding to nity, introducing a more collaboempower and inspire local people rative approach to planning and to come together to activate creating public spaces. underused locations across the Cardinia Shire Council CEO shire, into highly valued commu- Garry McQuillan says he is exnity spaces. cited at the prospect of working Led by not-for-profit CoDesign in collaboration with community Studio, with support from the members to achieve engaging Myer Foundation, this program public spaces that promote health, encourages and supports the happiness and wellbeing. Council and residents to work in “Council recognises the value partnership to establish thriving of community-led change neighbourhood spaces. through collaborative projects. Cardinia Shire Council “Our role will be to develop a Mayor Cr Jodie Owen is pleased model that eliminates barriers and to announce Council’s selection encourages community involvein the program. ment in identifying underutilised “The Neighbourhood Project public spaces and unlocking the will help us to lead positive and potential of those spaces to betlong-term change in our shire to ter serve our community,” Mr enhance the wellbeing of all our McQuillan said. residents, and create more conThe Neighbourhood Project nected, healthy and safe commu- is part of the Municipal Associanities. tion of Victoria’s Future of Lo“This is a unique opportunity cal Government Program, proto empower our community to viding an opportunity for active take an active role in shaping our participation between local govpublic spaces and support the de- ernment and communities, and velopment of a strong sense of forms part of the Resilient belonging for all members of our Melbourne Strategy endorsed by diverse and growing community,” all metropolitan Melbourne Cr Owen said. councils. Over 12 months, The NeighProject initiation commences bourhood Project will see three later this month

Around The Hills Care at Upwey Flashing lights

■ The ‘Before and After School Care’ Program at Upwey Primary School has been accredited to house an extra 15 students. This means that they can now have up to 30 students in care both before and after school, under the supervision of two carers.

■ Kallista Primary School Principal Christine Finighan and parent Jason Fox have met with local MLA James Merlino in their bid to have flashing 40-kmh speed signs installed outside the school.

140 years

■ The Hart School of Dance will celebrate 40 years with an August 5 function to be held at the Olinda Ferny Creek Football Clubrooms from 7pm.

■ Silvan Primary School is planning an event in November to celebrate its 140 years.

40th birthday

● Cr Fiona McAllister, Yarra Ranges ■ Cr Fiona McAllister has invited business operators from Coldstream, Healesville and Yarra Glen to a business and investment forum tomorrow (Thurs.) at The Memo, Nan Francis Room, 235 Maroondah Hwy, Healesville. The event, to be chaired by Council CEO Glenn Patterson, will hear about planning scheme reform and how the Sihre is responding to investment needs. The forum will be held from 5.45pm-8pm.

Farmers’ Market

■ The Belgrave Farmers’ Market will be held from 8.30am-12.30pm this Saturday (July 23) at Mater Christi College, 28 Bayview Rd, Belgrave. Local producers will offer. bread, vegetables, meat, free range eggs, wine and honey. There is a renowned bacon and egg roll stall.

Not at Spring St

■ Local State Parliamentarians do not have to attend the Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council in July. The next sitting of both houses is on Tuesday, August 16.

At Knox Council

■ Knox Council has approved a further twoyear term of its Early YearsAdvisory Committee. It intends to recruit four community members and two professional members. Outgoing committee members have been thanked for their service over the past two years. ■ The next meeting of Knox Council will be held on Tuesday night (July 26)

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Yarra Valley News MP’s poppy seeds

■ Local MLA Cindy McLeish has sent some seeds to students at Hoddles Creek Primary School. “The Junior Grade planted these seeds in a newly created garden beside our basketball court. It is anticipated the poppies will be in bloom for Remembrance Day in November,” said Principal Ben Zimmerle.

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1920s newspaper for the Mountains

Privacy reasons

■ All student images have been removed from the website of the Yarra Ranges Special Developmental School at Mt Evelyn “due to privacy reasons”.

Stomp visits YGPS

■ Yarra Glen Primary School students received a visit from the Stomp Dance Company late last month. The students were performing their choreographed dance sequence learnt in only one 40-minute lesson that same day, to families and friends.

Tech School in ‘17

■ Almost 11,000 students will have access to high tech learning at Yarra Ranges’ cutting edge Tech School, due to open in 2017-18. The Yarra Ranges Tech School will be hosted by Box Hill Institute at the Lilydale Lakeside campus. School partners are Belgrave Heights Christian School, Billanook College, Edinburgh College, Healesville High School, Lilydale Heights College, Lilydale High School, Mater Christi College, Monbulk College, Mooroolbark College, Mountain District Christian School, Mount Evelyn Christian School, Mount Lilydale Mercy College, Oxley Christian College, Sherbrooke Community School, Upper Yarra Secondary College, Upwey High School, Worawa Aboriginal College, Yarra Hills Secondary College and Yarra Ranges Special Developmental School.

■ The New Free Press is produced by Victo- do." rian independent newspaper publisher, Local William Buchanan was managing director. Media. Throughout late 1920, The Mountaineer, in We are honouring the tradition of the Moun-● Tline with America's prohibition of alcohol, camtain District Free Press newspaper established paigned vigorously for the cancellation of pubby John and Eleanor Bennett in 1946. lic house liquor licences. Earlier, William Tennant Buchanan was ediBuchanan organised a mammoth publicity tor of The Mountaineer newspaper. Here is the stunt with the exhibition of two tons of locally report that I wrote for the Knox and Mountain grown berries, to promote tourism for the area. District Free Press on April 12, 1979, some 37 An advertisement in an issue in December, years ago: 1920, invited the people to watch the building of Shortly after World War I, the first paper a Belgrave Roman Catholic church in one day. exclusively for the Mountain District appeared "Can 100,000 feet of weather board be nailed - The Mountain Tourist. on in one day?" the publicity queried. The publisher, Arthur W. Madge, a Belgrave The Mountaineer closed about 1923, as sudchemist, sold copies off the platfrom at Belgrave denly as it started. station. It was followed by The Pilot, publsihed by William Tennant Buchanan was the editor, another local man, Mr L.D. Bear. and he quickly set himself up as the watchdog Ralph Hodges, proprietor of The Box Hill of council affairs. Reporter took over The Pilot in May, 1923, and He was banned from Ferntree Gully Coun- renamed it The Ferntree Gully News. cil after publishing maps illustrating the location In 1924, A.C. Ostram and his wife took over of councillors' properties in relation to new roads. The News and faithfully reported the Shire's Buchanan beat the ban by attending as a news in the weekly paper for more than 12 years. ratepayer, with a notepaid on his knee, rather Ownership again changed in 1936, with Mr than on the press table. N,W. Gill taking over. After arguing over editorial policy, Madge Soon after World War II, John Bennett of and Buchanan parted company, and soon after Upwey, began The Free Press.It soon absorbed The Tourist folded. The Ferntree Gully News and earned a reputaThe Mountaineer, an exciting no punches- tion as a paper which said what it thought. pulled publication, replaced it. Editorial policy Other papers in the area included The was firm: "For the cause that lacks assistance, Ferntree Gully and District Times, Eastern 'Gainst the cause that needs resistance, For the Ranges Echo and Knox Gazette. furture in the distance, and the good that we can - Ash Long

At Little Yarra

■ The annual school concert for Little Yarra Steiner School will be held this Friday (July 22) at the Music Hall at the Yarra Junction campus. ■ Guest speaker Dr Lakshmi, a paediatrician , will speak in the Little Yarra Steiner S chool Lecture Theatre on Tuesday July 26) at 7:30 pm. She will be covering subjects surrounding nutrition and sleep for children. Entry is by donation.

Feelings Toolkit

■ Anglicare is hosting a Feelings Toolkit session six-week series at Kallista Community House from Tuesday (July 26) until August 30 to help children cope in a chaotic world. Sessions run from 7pm-9pm. ■ Selby Primary School Principal Justin Butler has been in talks with Belgrave Police over recent graffiti attacks on the school property. ■ Selby students are in rehearsals for their drama production, Pirates of the Currybean. Parent helpers have been making costumes, props and backdrops. ■ Sara Powell and her team of helpers raised more than $700 with a cake stall on Election Day at Selby Primary School for Selby PreSchool.

At Menzies Creek

■ Menzies Creek Primary School Council has commissioned a graphic designer to revamp the school’s “ visual identity” and define the train logo more as well as add to this. New signage, stationery, website design and various other school identities will all become aligned and reflectthecommunity. A workshop was organised with the Junior School Council members to commence the process.

Hoops at Monbulk

■ Aussie Hoops, the official junior baksetball game development program started last week at Monbulk College Stadium, David Hill Rd, Monbulk. Sessions are held from 10am-10.45am on Saturdays over the eight-week schedule. New players pay $70; the fee for returning players is $50.

Opening night

■ Yarra Valley Grammar School students, who are studing Certificate IV in Design , will stage their Annual Art Exhibition - Reflection at the Whitehorse Art Space, Box Hill Town Hall, 1022 Whitehorse Rd, Box Hill. Opening night is based held tomorrow (Thurs., July 21) from 7pm. The exhibition continues until August 13; gallery hours are Tuesday - Friday, 10am - 4pm; Saturday 12 Noon - 4pm.

Demons visit

■ Ben Newton and Sam Weideman from the Melbourne Football Club visited students atMillwarra Primary School this month. They were part of the Read-Like-A-Demon campaign. Free tickets have been made available to pupils for the Melbourne v Gold Coast Suns match at the MCG at 1.10pm on Sunday, July 31.

Millwarra Primary

Shopping Tour

■ Millwarra Primary School has two campuses: Millgrove and Warburton East. Staff members Jill Cooper anmd Ros Walters are on long service leave; at Warburton East, Glenys Searle is taking Mrs Cooper’s class. Pip Young is taking the Prep/1 class.

■ Parents from the Upper Ferntree Gully Primary and Pre-Schools will join together on Saturday, October 8 for a pre-Christmas shopping tour of nine outlets. In past years, this annual fundraiser has raised more than $1200.

Launch kids camp

Finding Dory

■ Grade 1/2 students from Launching Place Primary School leave tomorrow (Thurs.) for their camp at Adanac, Yarra Junction.

■ Approximately 100 members of the Sassafras Primary School community attenedd at Metro Boronia Cinemas to watch Finding Dory. The Sunday afternoon fixture was a hit with families and friends.

Wesburn w’shop

■ Wesburn Primary School is fostering a relationship with ECOSS that supports its Kitchen Garden Program with Stephanie Alexander. Last Saturday (July 16) saw the hosting of a Grafting Workshop and a Frog Bog Workshop.

■ Ferny Creek Primary School is holding a Trivia Night this Saturday (July 23) from 7pm11pm at the Mulri-Purpose Room. Funds are being raised for the basketball court upgrade.

Graffiti at Selby PS

Yarra Glen memorial

■ A group is being formed to apply for a grant to develop a Memorial to the woman who established the original Baby Health Centre at Yarra Glen. The centre was officially opened on November 25, 1954. A group of local woman fundraised and campaigned to raise enough funds to ensure the Centre was debt free on the official opening. The Yarra Glen Maternal and Child Health Centre at 39-41 Bell St, Yarra Glen, has been sold.

In Our Schools Trivia Night on Sat.

Principal on leave

● The Old Belgrave Store, circa 1930s.

■ Sassafras Primary School Principal Cathy Jones is on leave after knee replacement surgery.

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Gembrook - Early Days From the extensive files of The New Fres Press

● Palmer’s Hut, Gembrook

● Mr Godfrey’s Estate, Gembrook

● The Railway Station, Gembrook. Circa 1910-1926.

● Harvesting. Gembrook. 1898.

● The Hotel, Gembrook. Prior to 1954.

● Carting timber at Gembrook

● Looking back towards Gembrook from Emerald

● Picnic at Gembrook. 1927.

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Match of the Day

Local Football and Netball

Brookers snare thrilling one-point win Freelance photo-journalist Ashley Geelan reports on the Gembrook v Kinglake clash SENIORS GembrookCockatoo 15.10 (100) d Kinglake 14.15 (99) RESERVES GembrookCockatoo 15.15 (105) d Kinglake 1.0 (6)

● Craig Clarke (Brookers) kicks

● Adrian Beales takes a mark

● Josh Nixon marks for Kinglake at Gembrook

● First quarter competition

● Gembrook-Cockatoo dominated in the Reserves

● Riley Wilson in action for GC

Kinglake 14.15 (99) defeated by GembrookCockatoo 15.10 (100) In a tight fought game that would come down to the dying minutes, the Lakers had started too slowly, despite winning the opening ruck contests. Kinglake still allowed Gembrook-Cockactoo (the Brookers) to quickly break free in the opening term, with the Brookers then quickly taking early control of the game, handing Kinglake their first loss, by just a point, since Yarra Junction in round eight. This was a game that went "down to wire" with Kinglake leading by five points in the dying seconds, Gembrook were just too good on the day.. Kinglake Reserves did not go so well and many "unders" players stepped up to play seconds footy, for with either/and or replacements, due to injured senior players, it was up to retired players 'gearing up' and some of the the under 18's boys too, having a bye this weekend, to step up to reserve grade football. Whilst the Lakers still lost, it was still a great opportunity to put some of "the Under 18's boys" into the big league. After all, these young men, whilst losing the game, are well on their way to being the future ‘big guns’ of the Kinglake Football Club. In the netball, Kinglake's Under 17 side travelled to Mt Evelyn in a tightly fought game, only losing by three points. D-Grade netball secured a four-point win over the Brookers, with C-Grade losing by six goals and the B-Grade side having played Alexandra on Thursday night in a 'catch-up' game that Kinglake netballers would unfortuantely lose by 42 points. ★ SENIORS FOOTBALL Early in the first quarter, the Lakers had lost

● Beau Wilkinson captures a mark for Kinglake their way, dropping marks and missing two set Gembrook-Cockatoo play Thornton-Eildon at shots, then giving away two 50-metre penalties. Thornton. Kinglake's next game is on the hill Until midway through the first term, despite (home) against Thornton-Eildon on July 30. as some shots at goal late into the first term, and the AFL Yarra Ranges (formerly the Yarra ValJosh ‘Nicko’ Nixon holding the fort, it would be ley Mountain District FNL) heads towards the a tight fought affair, with the Brookers adding finals series. ★ two more goals late in the first term. It was the Brookers who would go into the SENIORS opening break with a 16-point lead, Kinglake GEM-COCK. ........... 6.1, 10.4, 11.6, 15.10 (100) 3.3 (21) to the Brookers 6.1 (37). KINGLAKE ............... 3.3, 6.6, 9.13, 14.15 (99) The Lakers laid 11 tackles, and had eight Gembrook-Cockatoo. Goals: Dan Leversha 2, clearances to Gembrook's six, wih the Lakers Shannon Richardson 2, Craig Clarke, Paul having 15 inside 50's to the Brookers’ 13 in the Gramc, Leigh Scott, Andrew Shipp, Simon opening term, but the Brookers were still lead- Ponter, Dylan Scott, Ben Fenton, Liam Henzen. ing. Best: Dan Leversha, Andrew Shipp, Matt Into the second term and it would again be Maddison, Leigh Scott, Paul Gramc, Craig Gembrook who put the first score on the board. Clarke. Kinglake started to play a more disciplined Kinglake. Goals: Josh Nixon 3, Brad Wilkinson style of football, but despite the extra dscipline 3, Bailey Robinson 2, Matt Robertson, Andrew and while Puffing Billy chugged past, the Lak- Whelan, Matt Robertson, Andrew Whelan, Luke ers could not find their way, struggling to match Forsyth, Geoff Hibberd, Ben Tampion. Best: the Brookers’ intensity. Adrian Beales, Andrew Whelan, Jack Crowe , Kinglake managd six tackles and seven Jaydyn Butterworth, Rob Mallsion. ★ clearances to the Brookers six clearances. Kinglake having nine inside 50 to the Brookers RESERVES 16 and it was game on. GEM.-COCK. ..... 7.1, 11.4, 13.9, 15.15 (105) After the half-time break, the Lakers would KINGLAKE ........................0.0, 1.0, 1.0 1.0 (6) come out much tighter, and more focused, with Gembrook-Cockatoo. Goals: Alex ‘Crowie’ stepping up several times. Schueddekopf 4, Bradley Moore 2, Daniel Cock Unfortuntaly, the Lakers saw many more 2, Daniel Wilkie 2, Matthew Hobson, Beau penalties awarded against them as the Brookers McLean, Daniel Gee, David Neal, Jacob Van brought the challenge to the Lakers. Der Zwart. Best: Ben Turner, G. Hartridge, Alex By the end of the third quarter, the Brookers Scueddekopf, Beau McLean, Matt Hobson, were slowing down, whilst the Lakers picked Bradley Moore. up, leaving Kinglake with a one goal margin to Kinglake. Goals: Mitchell McAuley. Best: Liam catch, heading into the final term as both sides Styles. Adam Butterworth, Jacob Harward, Ryan started to run out of steam. Whilst the Lakers Hurst, Clint Booker, Nathan Booket. ★ managed to level the scores in the dying minutes it would not be good enough to to win the UNDER 18s game. UNDER 18s This Saturday: Kinglake has a bye whilst Bye (some boys playinhg in Reserves)

★ NETBALLB-GRADE (played at Kinglake, Thurs., July 14) ALEXANDRA .............................. 12, 24, 41, (61) KINGLAKE .................................. 3, 5, 13, (19) Alexandra. Goals: Ashleigh Saunders 39, Shannon Kleesh 19, Jessica Holliday 16. Best Emma Kidd, Ellie Hedger, Kathryn Veldman. Kinglake. Goals: Kelsey Smith 8, Karsha Hoy 3,Amy Teodorovic 5, Hayley Bawden 2. Best Hawley Bawden, Taryn Smith, Renee Wilson. ★ NETBALLC-GRADE GEMBROOK-COCKATOO ......... 9, 15, 22, (35) KINGLAKE ..................................8, 13, 25 (29) Gembrook-Cockatoo. Goals: Emily Kee 20 Kaylene Clarke 15. Best: Kelsey Wilson Mikailey Uren, Jemah McInerney. Kinglake. Goals: Not available. Best: Not available. ★ NETBALLD-GRADE KINGLAKE ...................................5, 17, 22, (28) GEMBROOK-COCKATOO .........6, 14, 21, (24) Kinglake. Goals: Olivia Turner-Dickinson 16 Jaquelynn Pascoe 12, Stacey Chalmers 3. Best Not available Gembrook-Cockatoo. Goals: Madison Francis 13, Jessie Forthun 11. Best: Jessie Forthun, Carly Clarke, Hollie Burton. ★ NETBALL UNDER 17 MT EVELYN ............................. 10, 18, 23, (31) KINGLAKE .................................. 5, 11, 23, (28) Mt Evelyn. Goals: Georgia Marsh 17, Caitlin Humm 14. Best: Georgia Marsh, Riley Shanks Tess Fraser. Kinglake. Goals: Kelsey Smith 20, Ashlyn Mosedale 5, Molly McAllister 3. BesT: Kelsey Smith, Ashlyn Mosedale, Ellie HendrieMcDonald.

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AFL YARRA RANGES DIV. 1. SCOREBOARD

AFL YARRA RANGES NETBALL SCOREBOARD

EASTERN DISTRICT LEAGUE SCOREBOARD

■ Seniors. Results. Saturday, July 16. Warburton Millgrove 14.20 (104) d Belgrave 10.9 (69). Healesville 20.19 (139) d Monbulk 12.12 (84). Mt Evelyn 22.18 (150) d Emerald 9.9 (63). Wandin 15.10 (100) d Olinda Ferny Creek 15.6 (96). Woori Yallock 15.17 (107) d Upwey Tecoma 6.10 (46). Ladder. 1. Wandin, 164.37, 40. 2. Healesville, 132.64, 40. 3. Olinda Ferny Vreek, 170.31, 36. 4. Woori Yallock, 144.08, 32. 5. Upwey Tecoma, 103.28, 28. 6. Monbulk, 102.51, 20. 7. Warburton Millgrove, 73.89, 20. 8. Mt Evelyn, 87.72, 16. 9. Belgrave, 54.18, 8. 10. Emerald, 54.51, 0. Fixture. Zaidee Round. Saturday, July 23. Belgrave v Monbulk. Emerald v Woori Yallock. Healesville v Wandin. Olinda Ferny Creek v Mt Evelyn. Upwey Tecoma v Warburton Millgrove. ■ Reserves. Results. Round 12. Saturday, July 16. Belgrave 14.10 (94) d Warburton Millgrove 6.9 (45). Healesville 13.17 (95) d Monbulk 6.8 (44). Mt Evelyn 16.10 (106) d Emerald 8.2 (50). Wandin 7.10 (52) d Olinda Ferny Creek 7.6 z(48). Upwey Tecoma 13.7 (85) d Woori Yallock 3.6 (24). Ladder. 1. Wandin, 213.54, 44. 2. Olinda Ferny Creek, 313.68, 40. 3. Healesville, 151.19, 32. 4. Mt Evelyn, 146.58, 32. 5. Upwey Tecoma, 135.78, 28. 6. Belgrave, 135.77, 26. 7. Monbulk, 56.02, 14. 8. Emerald, 70.09, 12. 9. Warburton Millgrove, 56.52, 12. 10. Woori Yallock, 17.93, 0. ■ Under 18s. Results. Round 13. Saturday, July 16. Warburton Millgrove 17.9 (111) d Monbulk Seville 5.6 (36). Woori Yallock Powelltown v Yarra Glen. Mt Evelyn 18.16 (124) d Emerald 4.4 (28). Wandin 13.18 (96) d Upwey Tecoma 7.4 (46). Kinglake - Bye. Ladder. 1. Wandin, 272.62, 52. 2. Mt Evelyn, 430.03, 44. 3. Emerald, 151.67,36. 4. Yarra Glen, 135.94, 36. 5. Upwey Tecoma, 118.66, 32. 6. Warburton Millgrove, 77.20, 28. 7. Monbulk Seville, 33.97, 16. 8. Kinglake, 34.8,12. 9. Woori Yallock Powwelltown, 34.40, 12. ■ Veterans. Fixtures. Round 7. Saturday, July 23. Emerald v Mount Evelyn. Marysville v Woori Yallock. Wandin v Croydon North.

■ Division 1. B-Grade. Results. Saturday, July 16. Woori Yallock 41 d Upwey Tecoma 35. Monbulk Hawks 40 d Healesville 39. Emerald 50 d Mount Evelyn 45. Wandin 56 d Olinda Ferny Creek 49. Warburton Millgrove 61 d Belgrave 25. ■ Division 1. C-Grade. Results. Saturday, July 16. Woori Yallock 54 d Upwey Tecoma 24. Healesville 41 d Monbulk Hawks 18. Mount Evelyn 42 d Emerald 17. Wandin 40 d Olinda Ferny Creek 20. Warburton Millgrove 30 drew with Belgrave 30. ■ Division 1. D-Grade. Results. Saturday, July 16. Upwey Tecoma 27 d Woori Yallock 25. Healesville 38 d Monbulk Hawks 22. Mount Evelyn 26 d Emerald 15. Wandin 35 d Olinda Ferny Creek 31. Belgrave 22 d Warburton Millgrove 11. ■ Division 2. A-Grade. Results. Saturday, July 16. Seville 55 d Thornton Eildon 24. Alexandra - Bye. Yarra Glen 60 d Yarra Junction 20. Yea 54 d Powelltown 32. Fixture. Saturday, July 23. Alexandra v Yarra Glen. Powelltown v Seville. Thornton Eildon - Bye. Yarra Junction v Yea. ■ Division 2. B-Grade. Results. Saturday, July 16. Alexandra 61 d Kinglake 19. Seville - Bye. Yarra Glen 52 d Yarra Junction 26. Yea 35 d Powelltown 30. ■ Division 2. C-Grade. Results. Saturday, July 16. Alexandra - Bye. Yarra Glen 43 d Yarra Junction 16. Yea 31 d Powelltown 21. Gembrook Cockatoo 35 d Kinglake 29. ■ Division 2. D-Grade. Results. Saturday, July 16. Alexandra - Bye. Yarra Glen 41 d Yarra Junction 8. Powelltown 31 d Yea 18.

■ Division 3. Under 19s. Heathmont 10.10 (70) d South Belgrave 4.8 (32). Chirnside Park 13.10 (8) d The Basin 2.6 (18). Upper Ferntree Gully 11.13 (79) d Scoresby 9.13 (67). Boronia v Templestowe. Park Orchards 9.12 (66) d Warrandyte 7.7 (49). ■ Division 4. Seniors. Surrey Park 13.9 (87) d Donvale 10.12 (72). Ferntree Gully 16.11 (107) d Glen Waverley Hawks 10.10 (70). Forest Hill 50.31 (331) d Nunawading 1.1 (7). KIlsyth 16.19 (115) d Eastern Lions 4.4 (28). Whitehorse Pioneers 13.19 (97) d Coldstream 10.10 (70). ■ Division 4. Reserves. Donvale 17.7 (109) d Surrey Park 5.6 (36). Ferntree Gully 157 d Glen Waverley Hawks 20. Forest Hill 24.28 (172) d Nunawading 1.0 (6). Kilsyth 18.20 (128) d Eastern Lions 2.3 (15). Whitehorse Pioneers 25.15 (155) d Coldstream 2.2 (14). ■ Division 4. Under 19s. Donvale 9.3 (57) d Surrey Park 7.3 (45). Kilsuth v Eastern Lions. Ferntree Gully 20.14 (134) d Blackburn Pioneers 5.5 (35). Forest Hill Eagles - Bye.

AFL YARRA RANGES DIV. 2. SCOREBOARD

■ Seniors. Results. Round 13. Saturday, July 16. Gembrook Cockato 15.10 (100) d Kinglake 14.15 (99). Seville 37.29 (251) d Thornton Eildon 5.1 (31). Yarra Glen 16.15 (111) d Yarra Junction 13.13 (91). Powelltown 12.14 (86) d Yea 11.15 (81). Alexandra - Bye. Ladder. 1. Yarra Glen, 152.78, 40. 2. Kinglake, 125.30, 36. 3. Alexandra, 110.98, 36. 4. Gembrook Cockatoo, 102.72, 36. 5. Seville, 143.38, 32. 6. Yea, 132.01, 28. 7. Powelltown, 103.97, 24. 8. Yarra Junction, 84.03, 24. 9. Thornton Eildon, 21.43, 4. Fixture. Zaidee Round. Saturday, July 23. Alexandra v Yarra Glen. Powelltown v Seville. Thornton Eildon v Gembrook Cockatoo. Yarra Junction v Yea. Kinglake - Bye. ■ Reserves. Results. Round 13. Saturday, July 16. Gembrook Cockatoo 15.15 (105) d Kinglake 1.0 (6). Seville 10.15 (75) d Thornton Eildon 2.6 (18). Yarra Glen 19.14 (128) d Yarra Junction 4.1 (25). Yea 11.17 (83) d Powelltown 0.4 (4). Alexandra - Bye. Ladder. 1. Yarra Glen, 407.01, 44. 2. Gembrook Cockatoo, 189.03, 44. 3. Alexandra, 180.18, 36. 4. Kinglake, 116.83, 36. 5. Seville, 93.97, 28. 6. Yarra Junction, 90.38, 28. 7. Yea, 96.30, 24. 8. Powelltown, 37.89, 10. 9. Thornton Eildon, 29.43, 10.

AFL YARRA RANGES NETBALL SCOREBOARD ■ Division 1.A-Grade. Results. Saturday, July 16. Woori Yallock 69 d Upwey Tecoma 38. Monbulk Hawks 52 d Healesville 47. Mount Evelyn 58 d Emerald 29. Wandin 59 d Olinda Ferny Creek 55. Belgrave 71 d Warburton Millgrove 54. Fixture. Belgrave v Monbulk Hawks. Emerald v Woori Yallock. Healesville b Wandin. Olinda Ferny Creek v Mount Evelyn. Upwey Tecoma v Warburton Millgrove.

EASTERN LEAGUE JUNIOR SCOREBOARD

51. Boronia 8.13 (61) d Wantirna South 4.4 (28). Knox - Bye. ■ 15C. Glen Waverley Rovers 5.19 (49) d South Croydon 7.6 (48). Waverley Blues 8.6 (54) d Forest Hill 8.5 (53). Lysterfield 5.9 (39) d Croydon 5.8 (38). Upper Ferntree Gully 11.6 (72) d Kilsyth 8.11 (59). ■ 15D. South Belgrave 22.30 (162) d Coldstream 0.1 (1). Ferntree Gully 9.15 (69) d Rowville Gold 7.8 (50). Vermont Gold 13.20 (98) d Heathmont Gold 0.3 (3). Blackburn Red 7.15 (57) d Norwood Purple 6.8 (44). ■ 14A. Ferntree Gully Eagles Blue 15.9 (99) d Lysterfield Teal 5.5 (35). Vermont Purple 16.9 (105) d St Simons 2.5 (17). East Ringwood 11.8 (74) d Blackburn Black 3.6 (24). Boronia Gold 15.16 (106) d North Ringwood 5.9 (39). ■ 14B. Glen Waverley Rovers 6.8 (44) d Norwood 3.6 (24). Heathmont 11.8 (74) d South Croydon 3.6 (24). Lilydale 8.8 (56) d Upper Ferntree Gully 6.7 (43). Montrose 10.5 (65) d Rowville 8.5 (53). ■ 14C. Chirnside Park 9.8 (62) d The Basin 1.4 (10). Bayswater 11.12 (78) d Ferntree Gully Eagles White 2.3 (15). Waverley Blues 17.9 AFL YARRA RANGES (111) d Knox 2.3 (15). Wantirna South 5.12 (42) JUNIOR SCOREBOARD d Scoresby 6.2 (38). ■ 14D. Vermont Gold 19.18 (132) d Mitcham ■ Under 16. Emerald 7.6 (48) d Gembrok- 3.6 (24). Kilysth 12.18 (90) d Lysterfield Grey 3. Cockatoo 6.10 (46). Mt Evelyn 17.15 (117) d (25). Blackburn Red 4.7 (31) d Boronia Brown Upwey Tecoma 3.4 (22). Wandin 12.13 (85) d 4.5 (29). Monbulk 6.8 (44). Woori Yallock v Wesburn. ■ 13A. East Ringwood 17.15 (117) d Blackburn Black 4.6 (30). North Ringwood 7.5 (47) d Healesville - Bye. ■ Under 14A. Monbulk 11.21 (87) d Wandin Chirnside Park 2.4 (16). Vermont Purple 6.5 (41) 2.3 (15). Gembrook Cockatoo 7.4 (47) d Emer- d Knox 5.1 (31). Lysterfield Teal 9.4 (58) d ald 5.2 (32). Mt Evelyn 5.11 (41) d Seville 3.1 Heathmont Blue 5.4 (34). (19). Olinda Ferny Creek 10.5 (65) d Yarra Glen ■ 13B. Mooroolbark 16.10 (106) d Donvale 7.9 3.6 (24). Upwey Tecoma 11.6 (72) d Woori (51). The Basin 7.8 (50) d East Burwood 6.11 Ferntree Gully Eagles Blue 14.14 (98) d Yallock 0.4 (4). Healesville 13.14 (92) d (47). EASTERN DISTRICT Glen Waverley Rovers 1.1 (7). Mitcham 16.14 Monbulk B 1.0 (6). Wesburn - Bye. (110) d Montrose 3.1 (19). LEAGUE SCOREBOARD ■ Under 14B. Emerald B 9.15 (69) d Upwey ■ 13C. Rowville 8.7 (55) d Waverley Blues 4.13 Tecoma B 2.3 (15). Monbulk B - Bye. (37). Croydon 8.13 (61) d Kilsyth 9.4 (58). ■ Division 1. Seniors. Balwyn 20.15 (135) d ■ Under 12A. Emerald 5.3 (33) d Gembrok Wantirna South 7.10 (52) d South Croydon 6.8 East Ringwood 4.3 (27). Blackburn 20.13 (133) Cockatoo 1.4 (10). Healesville 4.5 (29) d (44). Lilydale 7.17 (59) d Upper Ferntree Gully d Knox 6.6 (42). Doncaster 19.13 (127) d North Wesburn 2.1 (13). Mount Evelyn 8.8 (56) d 6.3 (39). Ringwood 12.8 (80). South Croydon 12.14 (86) Seville 1.0 (6). Yarra Glen 5.6 (36) d Olinda- ■ 13D. Blackburn Red 5.7 (37) d East Ringwood d Montrose 13.3 (81). Noble Park 13.15 (93)d Ferny Creek 0.2 (2). Monbulk 8.7 (55) d Wandin White 4.7 (31). Lysterfield Grey 8.17 (65) d Norwod 12.6 (78). Vermont 12.14 (86) d 1.0 (6). Woori Yallock 4.0 (24) d Upwey-Tecoma Ferntree Gully Eagles White 2.2 (14). Rowville 13.7 (85). 3.5 (23). Bayswater/Norwood 7.7 (49) d Vermont Gold ■ Division 1. Reserves. Balwyn 10.8 (68) d East ■ Under 12B. Emerald B 8.7 (55) d Gembrok 3.2 (20). Heathmont - Gold. Ringwood 3.11 (29). Blackburn 9.16 (70) d Knox Cockatoo B 1.5 (11). Healesvill B 4.11 (47) d ■ 12A. Glen Waverley Rovers White 4.6 (30) 8.4 (52). Doncaster 14.12 (96) d North Ringwood Belgrave 1.1 (7). Monbulk B 6.6 (42) d Mount drew with Heathmont Blue 4.6 (30). Lysterfield 6.1 (37). Montrose 13.11 (89) d South Croydon Evelyn 2.1 (13). TeaL 7.3 (45) d Rowville 1.1 (7). Mooroolbark Green 3.9 (27) d East Ringwood Blue 3.4 (22). 3.7 (25). Norwood 10.3 (63) d Noble Park 8.11 Waverley Blues 4.11 (35) d Vermont 3.4 (22). (59). Vermont 10.13 (73) d Rowville 7.8 (50). EASTERN LEAGUE ■ 12B. Croydon 8.2 (50) d The Basin 4.8 (32). ■ Division 1. Under 19s. Blackburn 20.17 (137) St Simons 8.10 (52) d Blackburn 0.1 (1). North JUNIOR SCOREBOARD d Knox 3.4 (22). Doncaster 10.4 (64) d North Ringwood 14.8 (92) d South Croydon 0.0 (0). Ringwood 3.8 (26). Montrose 13.8 (86) d South Lilydale 4.4 (28) d Boronia 3.7 (25). ■ 17 Premier. Ferntree Gully Eagles Blue 11.11 Croydon 8.10 (58). Noble Park 11.7 (73) d Norwood 6.6 (42). Vermont 14.17 (101) d (77) d Norwood Black 5.4 (34). Blackburn Black ■ 12C. Donvale 5.2 (32) d Glen Waverley Rov12.12 (84) d Knox Red 2.3 (15). Noble Park 8.3 ers Black 3.5 (23). Glen Waverley Hawks 5.2 Rowville 3.2 (20). East Ringwood - Bye. d Ferntree Gully 1.4 (10). Kilysth 5.8 (38) d ■ Division 2. Seniors. Lilydale 11.14 (80) d (51) d Lilydale Blue 6.10 (46). Rowville Hawks (32) Montrose 4.6 (03). Upper Ferntree Gully 9.12 14.4 (8) d Vermont Purple 9.8 (62). Croydon 4.11 (35). East Burwod 15.6 (96) d (66) d Mitcham 7.1 (43). Bayswater 5.3 (33) d Waverley Blues 11.7 (73). Bayswater 21.13 ■ 17A. Mooroolbark 14.6 (90) d Croydon 7.6 Chirnside Park 1.2 (8). (48). Upper Ferntree Gully Red 10.8 (68) d (139) d Mulgrave 12.6 (78). Doncaster East ■ 12D. East Ringwood White 9.8 (62) d Heath15.10 (100) d Mitcham 9.23 (77). Wantirna South Donvale 9.7 (61). St Simons 9.7 (61) d Heath- mont Gold 1.6 (12). Lysterfield Grey 9.7 (61) d mont Blue 4.10 (34). Waverley Blues 7.9 (51) d Mooroolbark Gold 4.3 (27). Forest Hill Eagles 16.14 (110) d Mooroolbark 11.9 (75). ■ Division 2. Reserves. Lilydale 10.11 (71) d South Belgrave 3.7 (25).’ 4.4 (28) d South Belgrave 4.3 (27). Wantirna Croydon 5.5 (35). Waverley Blues 14.16 (100) d ■ 17B. East Ringwood 12.3 (75) d South South 13.22 (100) d Knox 1.1 (7). Coldstream East Burwood 1.5 (11). Bayswater 19.14 (128) Croydon 9.10 (64). The Basin Red 3.9 (27) d Bye. d Mulgrave 3.8 (26). Doncaster East 9.7 (61) d Blackburn Red 3.8 (26). Glen Waverley Rovers ■ 11A. East Ringwood 4.3 (27) d Mooroolbark Mitcham 5.12 (42). Mooroolbark 9.12 (66) d 15.10 (100) d Rowville Gold 5.5 (35). Boronia 2.5 (17). Blackburn 8.5 (53) d Ferntree Gully 5.7 (37). Vermont Purple 12.2 (74) d Lysterfield 10.6 (66) d East Burwood 8.14 (62). Wantirna South 10.5 (65). ■ Division 2. Under 19s. Lilydale 11.9 (75) d ■ 17C. Norwood Purple 7.7 (49) d Ferntree Teal 5.2 (32). Glen Waverley Rovers 6.13 (49) d Croydon 7.6 (48). Mulgrave 11.4 (70) d Mitcham Gully Eagles White 3.6 (24). Vermont Gold 9.19 Lilydale 0.5 (5). 8.11 (59). Wantirna South 11.19 (85) d Moo- (73) d Knox Black 5.5 (35). Bayswater 7.10 (52) ■ 11B. Waverley Blues 7.4 (46) d Upper Fernd Forest Hill 6.6 (42). Chirnside Park 15.12 (102) tree Gully 3.3 (21). North Ringwood 5.3 (33) d roolbark 3.11 (29). Waverley Blues - Bye. East Burwood 4.6 (30). Knox 3.5 (23) d Croydon ■ Division 3. Seniors. Heathmont 17.18 (120) d North Ringwood 0.3 (3). 3.1 (19). St Simons 4.11 (35) d Lysterfield Grey ■ 17D. Upper Ferntree Gully Blue 5.18 (48) d d South Belgrave 5.3 (33). Ringwood 17.19 1.3 (9). (121_) d Park Orchards 6.12 (48). Chirnside Park St Simons/Lysterfield Wolves 5.7 (37). Lilydale ■ 11C. Wantirna South 7.12 (54) d The Basin Gold 12.18 (90) d Blackburn White 7.3 (45). 18.13 (121) d The Basin 14.7 (91). Upper 1.5 Donvale 6.18 (54) d Mooroolbark 3.2 Ferntree Gully 17.17 (119) d Scoresby 10.9 (69). Heathmont Gold 12.15 (87) d Scoresby 0.5 (5). (20).(11). South Croydon 11.11 (77) d Ferntree Gully Mitcham 15.17 (107) d The Basin Green 0.2 Boronia 15.9 (99) d Templestowe 14.10 (94). 6.3 (39). Vermont Gold 8.7 (55) d Blackburn 1.4 (2). Warrandyte 17.13 (115) d Silvan 10.7 (67). (10). Montrose 12.12 (84) d East Ringwood 0.0 ■ 15A. East Burwood 11.9 (75) d Blackburn ■ Division 3. Reserves. South Belgrave 8.7 (55) (0). Kilsyth 5.10 (40) d Boronia 0.6 (6). d Heathmont 5.9 (39). Ringwood 8.12 (60) d Black 4.6 (30). Rowville Hawks 16.9 (105) d ■ 11D. Coldstream 4.8 (32) d Lysterfield Black Park Orchards 6.10 (46). Chirnside Park 6.11 Mooroolbark 9.7 (61). Chirnside Park 7.12 (54) 0.1 (1). Forest Hill 4.8 (32) d Eastern Lions 1.4 (47) d The Basin 6.8 (44). Upper Ferntree Gully d The Basin 4.9 (33). Vermont Purple 13.12 (90) (10). Heathmont 4.12 (36) d East Burwood White 8.8 (56) d Scoresby 8.7 (55). Templestowe 10.6 d Heathmont Blue 7.9 (51). 2.6 (18). Mitcham 7.7 (49) d Vermont Eagles (66) d Boronia 8.4 (52). Warrandyte 17.23 (125) ■ 15B. Donvale 7.13 (55) d Lilydale 3.9 (27). 3.3 (21). North Ringwood Black 4.9 (33) d Norwood Black 7.11 (53) d East Ringwood 8.3 Bayswater 1.0 (6). d Silvan 1.0 (6).

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