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By BRIDGET COOK THE three-year saga of changing a suburb boundary and renaming Cranbourne East and Clyde North as Casey Fields came to end this week, with the council dropping all possible changes.

After stern opposition from the community, the council resolved at its meeting on Tuesday night that the suburb names and boundaries of Cranbourne East, Clyde and Clyde North should remain unchanged.

The decision comes after more than three years of consultation between the council and affected landowners, including two surveys being sent out to poll residents on their preferred new suburb name.

The saga started in 2010 after a request from some community members to relocate the existing boundary between Cranbourne East and Clyde North and the council also looked into the pos$6,990 $7,990 sibility of renaming the new area.

Surveys in 2011 and 2013 asked residents what their preferred suburb name was and Casey Fields came out on top both times.

In November the council issued a public notice informing residents of its intention the,990 new suburb as $16 ,990 to rename$21 Casey Fields.

The council received 50 submissions opposing the proposal, a petition with 108 signatures against the change and just one submission for it.

City of Casey mayor Geoff Ablett said the decision to leave everything $26 $26,strong ,990 came after unchanged 990 opposition from the community.

“People love Cranbourne East and Clyde North and are proud of the suburbs they live in,” he said.

“No one I spoke to said ‘gee, I think Casey Fields is a great name’.

“This would have been OK if we $29 ,990 29,990 were starting up a $new suburb, but it

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did not go down well in an area that change proposal,” he said. been established for 100 years.

“When reviewing suburb names “People are used to their neigh- or boundaries it is imperative that all bourhood and have taken ownership affected residents are provided the op$27 $28,990 ,990 to have their say. of,990 it and were resentful that we were$28portunity thrusting change upon then.

“Council made its decision to retain the current suburb names in response “So we have listened to the people.”

City of Casey manager property, rates to community feedback.”

Selandra Rise property owner Naand valuations Peter Gillieron could not give an estimation of the time and mon- than, who led a petition against the change, welcomed the news. ey spend throughout the process.

“I have been in touch with a num“Council did not keep a record of $29 ,990 ber of people and the vast majority are the,990 time spent on$30 the,990 suburb name $31

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Cranbourne East resident Jean Perry said she was thrilled to hear the news.

“I have let some of our friends know today, who jumped with joy at the news,” she said.

“Myself, I am so grateful to all who signed my petition, for that I thank you, and it just goes to show you, if one feels strongly enough about anything, to make a stand.

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thrilled with this outcome,” he said.

“The general consensus is that this is the common sense approach and the right decision has now been made.”

Nathan said while residents were happy with the end result, the long process was a waste.

“It’s certainly a costly exercise to basically come up with the same result as they started with,” he said.

“It’s a bit of a joke, to be honest, but we welcome the result.”

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The big raid

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD POLICE stormed the Hallam clubhouse of the Comancheros early on Wednesday morning in one of the biggest raids on bikies in the state.

Over 570 police, including members from the Echo Taskforce, swooped on 63 clubhouses and private addresses from 5.30 am on Wednesday, in areas including Lysterfield, South Melbourne, Williamstown, Kilsyth, Fawkner, Frankston, Craigieburn and Hallam.

Police raided Nitro Gym in Hallam during the crackdown.

Mr Fontana said he had reason to believe the Comancheros were planning retaliation for attacks on their premises last year, which police believe included Nitro Gym. “I understand that a couple of individuals are really dark on the fact that those attacks took place on their clubhouse and their premises and they want to retaliate,” Mr Fontana said.

At least 18 people were arrested in the raid which saw a number of firearms, tasers, ammunition, cash and a large quantity of steroids and fireworks seized.

Mr Fontana said the Comancheros’ Victorian vice-president was among those arrested.

“This is about us, we’re not sitting back waiting for these groups to retaliate again and cause risk to the public and to individuals or our members,” Mr Fontana said.

“The Comancheros are in the top group of risks to this state, with the Hells Angels, the Rebels, the Mongols and the Bandidos. They’re going to be

Police raided Nitro Gym in Hallam on Wednesday morning as part of a state-wide crackdown on outlaw motorcycle gangs. the focus of our activities and we will be scaling up our resources.”

Detective Superintendent Peter De Santo said with the significant seizures and arrests that Wednesday’s operation had been a success.

“The aim of today’s operation was to investigate the supply and trafficking of methamphetamines, trafficking of firearms, possession of explo-

sives and other criminal activities and we’ve had great success in doing that,” Mr De Santo said.

“While this has been a huge effort here in Victoria today, this issue crosses all jurisdictions and is having an impact nationally.

“We are working closely with government and other states and taskforces to make sure we are taking a

national approach to disrupting criminal OMCG activity.

Last year Nitro Gym in Hallam was the scene of a drive-by shooting and a bomb scare.

At the time Mr Fontana said Hells Angels members were suspected to be responsible, using “high-powered military-style weapons” to shoot up the premises.

Drinkers pay the price

By BRIDGET COOK DRIVERS across Casey might be thinking twice before they get behind the wheel after a few alcohol drinks, with police catching 16 drink-drivers on the weekend.

Casey Highway Patrol conducted two operations on Saturday, aimed at removing impaired drivers from local roads.

Senior Sergeant John Felton said Operation Think Twice was held on Saturday afternoon, where a number of road stop sites were set up across Casey.

“More than 2100 drivers were tested at a number of locations in Casey and unfortunately 12 were detected in excess of the prescribed alcohol limits,” he said.

“The highest reading was a male aged in his fifties from Berwick who returned a reading of 0.124 per cent.

“His licence was immediately suspended and he was issued an infringement notice carrying a $614 fine and licence cancellation period of 12 months.”

The same night, police also conducted Operational Nocturnal, which Sen Sgt Felton said had a similar focus.

A further four drivers were caught for exceeding their alcohol limits.

Sen Sgt Felton said it was frustrating that people still weren’t getting the message.

“Results such as these are extremely disappointing and provide clear evidence to us that some people simply don’t understand the increased risks to themselves and others that come from driving while impaired,” he said.

“We will continue to target impaired driving and both operations will continue indefinitely.”

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Court cooling ice use SPECIALISTS are struggling to find effective treatments for “epidemic” levels of the illicit stimulant drug ‘ice’, says the magistrate at the south-eastern-based drug court.

Tony Parsons sits on the state’s only drug court in Dandenong, which oversees 60 offenders in Melbourne’s south-east diverted onto communitybased drug treatment orders.

They take part in a two-year intensive treatment and counselling regime as an alternative to a jail sentence.

Five years ago, ice - also called crystal methamphetamine - was barely a factor in criminal cases, Mr Parsons says.

Heroin remains the most common substance abused by the court’s defendants, but half of the drug court’s of-

Dandenong Drug Court is at the forefront of an alternative way of punishing drug-addicted criminals. Its magistrate Tony Parsons gives offenders every chance to clean up and stop reoffending, Cameron Lucadou-Wells reports. fenders are using ice and half of those offenders combine heroin and ice.

Mr Parsons says some heroin users take ice because it keeps them awake to enjoy their high; ice users take heroin to help them sleep.

“It’s rapidly making the picture more complicated. It’s epidemic in its proportion.

“It’s become such a common fea-

ture in such a short space of time. It’s such a new problem that the therapeutic community haven’t made a lot of progress in treatments.

“We don’t have the tools (such as methadone medication for heroin) because it’s such a new phenomenon.”

Mr Parsons said research into substitute drugs was in its “infancy”, such as trials of the ADHD-medication

dexamphetamine in England and New South Wales.

In the court’s program, some offenders were trying anti-depressive medication and cognitive therapy group sessions.

A report by drug research group Turning Point released last year found ice-related ambulance callouts jumped significantly across Melbourne in 2011-12.

Callouts in Greater Dandenong rose from nine in 2010-11 to 30 in 201112 - the third highest municipality in Melbourne.

In Casey, attendances rose from 11 to 25.

Mr Parsons laments the toll of the “terrible drug” that elicits psychotic, violent and risk-taking behaviour, such

as brazen driving not to mention the brain damage that is “rarely 100 per cent” reversible.

“The other research is if you’re a regular user, it takes five to 10 months of abstinence before the effects reverse. That’s why it’s important this order is for two years so we can hang onto them.

“It’s a terrible drug. It makes people utterly fearless. They don’t seem to have understanding of the consequences of their behaviour.

“All their inhibitions are gone. It seems to give people the strength of Superman.

“People who take ice don’t sleep.

When people don’t have sleep for 10 days, that’s when psychotic behaviour emerges.”

Addicts held to account IT’S strange to see a magistrate lead a courtroom in a warm round of applause for a convicted criminal.

Stranger still for the judge to walk around from behind the bench, take off his glasses, shake the offender’s hand, hand over a certificate and a gift and say: “My heartiest congratulations.”

At Dandenong Drug Court last Monday, magistrate Tony Parsons demonstrated the kind side of a carrot-and-stick system of getting about 60 drug-addicted criminals in Melbourne’s south-east on the straight-and-narrow.

They have been diverted from jail sentences to serve time in the community under an intensive treatment regime - with the “coercive power of a (jail) sentence hanging over your head” as Mr Parsons says.

The defendant had been ‘promoted’ as a reward for “exceptional progress” including full-time work and clean drug tests over the previous 15 months.

There has been just one “hiccup” over Christmas. As punishment, Mr Parsons ordered the man to do some homework.

“I really value what I’m reading in your homework,” Mr Parsons said. “You’re nailing all the things I want to hear from you. It’s really good stuff.”

The defendant returned the compliments: “Thank you.

(The program’s) changed my life around and I’m doing the stuff I want to do”.

Joining the applause in the

courtroom was the drug court ‘team’ - a police officer, a case manager and a clinician.

For each achievement - even if among a string of failed drug tests - offenders earn praise and sometimes lucky dip prizes such as movie tickets.

“The lucky dip is very playful. You can see people smile for the first time in the courtroom,” Mr Parsons says.

“If you have got a jail history 10 years long, been called a loser all your life by the prison

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YOU CAN SEE PEOPLE SMILE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE COURTROOM Dandenong Drug Court magistrate Tony Parsons

system, the corrections system and bullied by the kids at school - to have someone like a magistrate applaud you can be very powerful, very moving.

“If you did the right thing, you get a pat on the head. If you did the wrong thing, you’re pulled into line.”

Any slip up - for failed drug tests and missed appointments - leads to a reprimand, homework or a day’s jail or a day’s community work. Once an of-

fender reaches a tally of 15 days jail and six days community work, they are sent to prison for two weeks. If a person has “seriously reoffended”, they are kicked off the program.

Last Monday, there were a few slip-ups. A husband and wife had tested positive for ice, coinciding with a family bereavement.

Mr Parsons consoles the wife but urges both to “get back on track”.

Another young man appearing in the court had relapsed using ice several times in a recent three-week period and was on the verge of being sent to jail for two weeks.

He gained some credits for taking part in the first week of a Matrix cognitive therapy program and performing a day’s community work.

“You’ve got to meet us halfway.... and then we can relax those rules. Good luck with the Matrix program and your commitments,” Mr Parsons said.

“He’s done the work. He’s earned the right to stay in the community,” Mr Parsons later said. “I’ve told him if he hits 15 days in jail, I’ll put him in.

“At the heart of this order is accountability. I can’t bend the rules. It goes against the efficacy of the program.

“It’s the corrective power as well as the medical treatment that makes it successful.”

The drug-court model is a success story proven by research, used in 13 countries and several Australian states.

Dandenong Drug Court magistrate Tony Parsons applauds reformed criminals. 115268 In Dandenong, about 10-15 per cent of participants are “heroically successful”. They are the ones who graduate through the two-year program’s three stages of stabilisation, consolidation and re-integration.

They stop using, gain a job and are back with their kids.

About half don’t graduate but get to the end of the treatment order. The remaining third have absconded, can’t cope with the conditions and are re-arrested.

A KPMG review into the drug court is due for release in May. Mr Parsons knows the “data is positive”.

He estimates the drug court keeps about 50 people out of jail each year at a cost of $1.5

million. To house those people in jail would cost $5 million.

Mr Parsons describes the two-year orders as a “real-time jail sentence that the defendant can serve in the community as long as they comply with a supervised, highly-structured drug treatment program”.

“It’s an exquisite combination of the coercive power of criminal law and treatment for people with drug issues.”

Offenders undergo supervised urine drug-tests three times a week, under the premise that it’s hard to “cheat” if drug testing is that regular. Those battling alcohol are tested five days a week.

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They have organised adult literacy classes, as well as stable and safe accommodation without which “they don’t have a prayer”, Mr Parsons said.

He enthuses about the intimacy of knowing each of the defendants well.

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CRANBOURNE’S Julie Bendall is pulling on her runners and pounding the pavement again this year to help stamp out the problem of suicide in Casey.

Ms Bendall, who has been personally affected by suicide, is organising the third annual Long Walk for Life on Saturday 26 April at Cranbourne Racecourse and is urging the community to get behind her.

The event is a 10-hour walk where teams and individuals take it in turns to walk to raise awareness and money to train people in suicide in-

tervention and prevention.

The event came about after Ms Bendall walked from Adelaide to Cranbourne in 2011 to raise awareness and funds for suicide and depression.

Tragedy struck Ms Bendall’s family in 2000, when her brother Jeffrie Reardon committed suicide.

The tragedy inspired her to complete training into suicide intervention and prevention and led her to run support groups for those bereaved by suicide.

Battling to continue to assist people and train others due to the cost and stigma, Ms Bendall decided to train

for the long trek to help raise awareness not only within the local community, but beyond.

Ms Bendall said many people asked her during that time how they could help and get involved, so that’s when she started the Long Walk for Life in 2012.

Last year’s second event raised about $20,000, which went to Cranbourne organisation Life!Central who train people in suicide intervention and prevention.

Ms Bendall has urged people to get involved in this year’s event again, as she was aiming for at least 200 people to take part.

“One person can’t do

much to help to reduce the rate of suicide, but together we can save so many more and let people know they’re not alone,” she said.

“We want people to know that we care.

“This is meant to be a positive day, a time for reflection, a way to connect with others and know we can make a difference.”

For more information or to sign up for the walk, visit www.longwalkforlife.org.au.

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Casey councillor Gary Rowe, local business owners and residents finalised a petition with 621 signatures this week calling for the post office to service the Lyndhurst community.

But a spokesperson told the News that Australia Post believed that the post offices in Cranbourne and Lynbrook adequately meet the needs of residents.

“We will continue to monitor the needs of the community going forward but at present do not have any plans to open an additional post office,” the spokesperson said.

Cr Rowe said the petition would still be presented to the State Government, along with a letter of support from the council highlighted the need for a post office.

“The Marriott Waters shopping centre is outside of the three kilometres boundary set by Australia Post from the nearest other post office,” he said.

“There are a number of barriers for Lyndhurst residents and the shopping centre owners to accessing the other post offices in the area.

“To access the Cranbourne one easily, people would need to go down Evans Roads which is uncompleted.

“The Lynbrook one is too far down the South Gippsland Highway.

“The one at Thompson Parkway requires people to go down Thompsons Road, which experiences a lot of traffic congestion during the day with school traffic, work traffic and the railway crossing.”

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During WWI Australian soldiers didn’t die in defence of our freedom or mateship.

They died in the interests of British imperialism.

Australian soldiers were assisting with the invasion of another country, Turkey, on the other side of the world.

Mr Rickards, Australia had not been threatened and was never in danger of being invaded by any foreign country at this time.

The Australian economy had been driven into recession with very high levels of unemployment.

But, as well as deliberately deflating the national economy, governments used bribery and propaganda to recruit young unemployed men and send them to Gallipoli where thousands were slaughtered following catastrophic military blunders.

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The Australian Competition Consumer Commission (ACCC) and the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) have no control over pricing for water, gas and electricty which is being charged by these greedy conglomerates with no mercy whatsoever.

All taxpayers/ratepayers must petition the ACCC, AER and their councils regarding the soaring prices of essential commodities and also their councils regarding the on-going increase in rates every year.

Government departments have all their facilities paid for by the taxpayer/ratepayer with regards to cars, petrol, registration, all domestic/overseas air travel etc.

Hence why do they have to worry about struggling pensioners, low income earners

and families with huge home loans trying to make ends meet?

According to the Minister for Local Government Jeanette Powell, the Council Act of 1989 gives councils discretion to defer payment on application or waive the whole or part of any rate, charge or interest on grounds of financial hardship.

Section 171B empowers the council to waive all or part of payment of rates for a class of ratepayers without application.

Eligible pensioners who qualify for the State Concessions Act 2004 can also apply to councils for rate relief.

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CASEY pet owners can get their dogs and cats microchipped at a reduced cost next month as part of a council run initiative.

The City of Casey, in partnership with the Cranbourne Lost Dogs’ Home, is running a microchipping event on Saturday 8 March to encourage residents to microchip their pets.

Residents can have a microchip, which is about the size of a grain of rice, put in to their pet by a veterinarian at a cost of $25 between 9am and 1pm on the day.

City of Casey Mayor Geoff Ablett encouraged people to take advantage of the offer because microchipping was one of the most effective ways to reunite owners with their pets when they are lost.

“All cats and dogs being registered with a Victorian Council for the first time must be microchipped,” he said.

“Residents with animals who haven’t been microchipped are encouraged to bring them along on the day.”

Microchips, which cause no discomfort or pain to the animal, contain a code that is linked to the pet owner’s contact details and confidentially recorded on the Central Animal Records Database for the life of the pet.

Microchips allow animals to be identified Australia-wide, even if its collar or council identification has been lost or removed.

The council also reminded residents to update their information if they move house.

In conjunction with the Lost Dogs’ Home, the council has also developed a lost animals database that can be accessed by pet owners searching for their pets.

To view the database, visit www.casey. vic.gov.au/lostpets.

To have a pet microchipped, visit The Lost Dogs’ Home, 920 Thompsons Road, Cranbourne, on Saturday 8 March between 9am and 1pm.

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TO the Spirit of Cranbourne group who are holding a celebration to celebrate the suburb’s birthday next week.

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Cheers to the world stage CLAUDIA Warszawski is no stranger to stages.

This will definitely be helpful when the 19-year-old Endeavour Hills teen jets off to Florida in April to take part in the World Cheerleading Championship as a member of her club, The Outlaws.

Two other Casey girls Cranbourne’s Aurelia Tomciu and Narre Warren’s Tayla Little - will also be competing in the Outlaws outfit that heads to America for a weekend of challenging routines to be broadcast on national television via ESPN. Claudia said she was extremely proud to be part of the first all-girl team to compete in the World Cheerleading Championship, better known as “Worlds.”

“At the end of every year we have team placement and tryouts and I later found out I had made the team (for Worlds),”

Claudia said. “I’d spoken to my coach about Worlds but I actually had no idea they were going to send through an email to say that I’d been accepted. I thought I might try and find out sometime but I left it at that.

“The next day I had an email in my inbox saying I’d been accepted. I didn’t realise what I was reading!”

Claudia is part a team in her club called the ‘Kelly Girls’, aptly named after the infamous outlaw.

Despite still being a teenager she is not the youngest cheerleader competing in Worlds on 24-25 April, with ages in her group ranging from 14 to adults in their twenties.

In a bid to raise money for the trip, which is expected to cost her in the realm of $6000, Claudia sought out Casey Councillor Rosalie Crestani, of the Four Oaks Ward, to help share her story and seek support

for her international bid.

Claudia couldn’t be more thankful for Cr Crestani’s support.

“I’m a uni student and because of cheerleading training I don’t have full-time availability so it’s hard to find work,” Claudia said.

“I went to Luke Donnellan (Narre Warren North MP) and he mentioned that I should speak to Rosalie.”

At council this week all three Casey cheerleaders were allocated ward funding from various councillors to be used towards their tilt at the World Championship.

With two months to prepare, Claudia said she couldn’t wait to get Florida and hoped her participation in the Worlds would be an inspiration to other girls.

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD MAYOR Geoff Ablett is among four Casey Councillors to nominate for Liberal Party preselection ahead of November’s state election.

After another round of nominations which closed on Friday, the Victorian Division of the Liberal Party announced that Crs Ablett and Gary Rowe had thrown their hats in the ring for pre-selection in the seat of Cranbourne.

Deputy Mayor Amanda Stapledon, who ran as an Independent for Cranbourne in the 2010 State election, has also confirmed her nomination for the seat of Narre Warren North, while Cr Susan Serey confirmed her nomination for Narre Warren South.

The Narre Warren seats are currently held by Labor MPs Luke Donnellan and Judith Graley respectively.

This week Cr Wayne Smith said Cr Ablett should consider standing down from his role of mayor in the lead-up to the election if he is pre-selected for Cranbourne.

“I don’t believe he (Mayor Ablett) should be in a position where he’s compromised,” Cr Smith said.

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Geoff Ablett is among several councillors who want to upgrade their political aspirations.

“Geoff could be put in an awkward position where he has to lobby the State Government on behalf of council when he also is being a candidate for the Liberal Party.

“Who knows whether that will happen or not, and how Geoff will handle it, but there’s definitely potential for it to happen.”

Last year Cr Smith also

raised concerns about councillors in “top council leadership” also being parliamentary candidates.

Cr Smith said he was against candidates “using the leadership roles of mayor and deputy mayor to advantage their parliamentary election prospects.”

Cr Ablett, who stood for Cranbourne in the 2010 state election, confirmed his 2014 nomination but Liberal Party rules restrict him from commenting further.

Cr Gary Rowe, who was Cranbourne MP from 1992 to 2002, said he would continue to serve on council if he was preselected and would only stand down from his current role if he was elected.

He said Cranbourne needed a “fresh face” and that the seat’s current Labor MP Jude Perera was “rarely seen” in the community.

Milroy Martyn and Ali Khan have also nominated for the Liberal Party in the seat of Narre Warren North, while Marlon La Brooy and Mark Plosnic have nominated for Narre Warren South.

Liberal pre-selection conventions for these seats will be held in the coming months.

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Casey councillors Mick Morland, far left, and Rafal Kaplon, far right, met budding gymnasts, including Marcell Apai and Amy Nagle, at the reopening of the Endeavour Hills Leisure Centre.

TWO events which will shine the spotlight on Casey’s young people have received funding as part of National Youth Week grants.

The City of Casey received $2000 from the State Government for its Rock’n’Skate event and the Southern Ethnic Advisory and Advocacy Council received the same for its Youth Arts and Music Festival.

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More than 500 people attended the launch on Saturday 1 February including Gymnastics Victoria chief executive Jamie Parsons and dual Olympian and Commonwealth Games gold medallist Ashleigh Brennan.

The $2.1 million redevelopment more than doubled the size of the gymnastic hall and refurbished the existing space, with the aim of the centre becoming the sport’s showpiece venue in the south east of Melbourne.

Casey councillor Rafal Kaplon officially opened the new facility and said at the event that he was committed to supporting local sporting clubs and investing in facilities

to encourage greater participation within the community.

“The hall now boasts designated cheerleading and trampolining areas and will be offering many more exercise and gymnastics classes per week, giving more budding gymnasts the chance to learn how to tumble, cartwheel, and perhaps even backflip,” he said.

“Endeavour Hills Leisure Centre will now mix it with the best, with these improvements ensuring it is one of the premier gymnastics venues in Melbourne’s south eastern suburbs.’

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Man jailed for theft, assault

By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A CRANBOURNE man, who often blacks out on a cocktail of booze and an anti-anxiety prescription drug, has been sentenced to 14 months’ jail on a multitude of offences.

Michael Bushby, 41, a former heroin addict, faced 18 offences, including theft, driving, assault and breach of a suspended jail sentence at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on Monday 10 February.

His lawyer told the court Bushby became a “nasty piece of work” when

drinking heavy doses of beer, vodka and/ or wine in combination with benzodiazepine Xanax.

“He drinks until he’s blind. He then takes Xanax and has black-outs.”

Bushby had already served 77 days remanded in custody when charged with stealing two handbags from a Chinese restaurant in Caulfield last November.

The bags and their contents were valued at $1200.

The court was told he developed a taste for alcohol as a teenage plastering apprentice drinking with older men on the worksite.

He then developed a heroin addiction after starting work with a major construction firm.

Then followed a chequered history including five jail sentences, and a breached community corrections order in 2011.

In that time, he had taken part in one stint of rehabilitation eight years ago.

Magistrate Julie O’Donnell imposed a non-parole period of six months, an $800 fine and a two-year driving disqualification.

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There was a four car pile-up in Cranbourne North on the weekend.

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SMOKERS have been urged to not use the outside world as their ashtray, due to the high risk of grass fires being started from lit cigarette butts.

At Tuesday night’s council meeting, councillors resolved to look at ways of publicising and supporting the EPA’s efforts to encourage the community to dob in people who throw cigarette butts out their car window.

The council will also urge its local laws officers and Victoria Police to be vigilant when it comes to this behaviour.

Councillor Gary Rowe, who raised the motion, said he had seen three roadside fires in Berwick, Narre Warren and Cran-

bourne in recent weeks which were likely to have been caused by cigarette butts.

“People who throw cigarette butts out the window have a complete disregard for community safety, including their own family,” she said.

“We have seen what can happen - all it takes is a wind change and these fires can take off.

“They can then endanger life and property.”

Cr Rowe said he was urging the community to dob in a litterer if they saw one.

“Everyone who does this should be fined and dobbed in by others to keep the community safe.

“The penalties for this are

hefty, because it’s not just littering anymore but treated as a serious offence.”

Cranbourne CFA senior station officer Ian Glass said it was hard to prove that fires were started by cigarette butts, but it was a likely occurrence.

“It’s disturbing to see when the grass is tinder-dry,” he said.

“With a little bit of wind, a fire can easily take off.

“It’s very frustrating to see people who seem to treat the outside world as their ashtray.

“It’s not only a huge fire risk, but it’s also bad for the environment as they end up in our waterways.”

For more information on how to dob in a litterer, visit www.epa.vic.gov.au/get-involved/report-litter

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By BRIDGET COOK THOSE looking to honour the Anzacs by commemorating the centenary next year can apply for grants from the Federal Government.

Holt MP Anthony Byrne met with Dandenong Cranbourne RSL Sub-Branch secretary Barry Rogers last week to call on local RSLs, schools, cultural institutions, organisations, sporting clubs and individuals to apply for a grant under the Anzac Centenary Local Grants Program (ACLGP).

Mr Byrne said that proposed projects and events must be directly commemorative of the involve-

ment, service and sacrifice of Australia’s servicemen and women in the World War I. “Next year’s Anzac centenary will be a special occasion and the grants program provides funding to assist the local community in commemorating the involvement, service and sacrifice of Australia’s servicemen and women in the World War I and the Anzac bond that was forged at Gallipoli in 1915,” he said.

Types of projects eligible under the program including public commemorative events, new World War I memorials or honour boards, restoration of existing memorials or honour boards and the preservation,

interpretation and display of World War I wartime and military memorabilia and artefacts.

Relevant school projects including research with a focus on military involvement and social impacts, will also be considered.

The Holt electorate has up to $125,000 available to commemorate the occasion.

To find out more about the ACLGP and to download an application form, visit www.anzaccentenary.gov.au.

All completed applications should be sent to the Holt Anzac Centenary Grants Committee at Shop HM 2B 8-10 Overland Drive, Fountain Gate, by 1 May.

SCHOOLS and community groups in Casey can apply for grants to put into motion their ground-breaking ideas when it comes to using water.

South East Water is offering three $3000 grants to help give organisations a kick-start to develop innovative ideas to use water in their garden.

South East Water general manager customer and business futures Hamish Reid called on applicants to creatively describe how their garden will be innovative with water.

“We’re offering grants to groups and organisations that think of creative and resourceful ways to use or showcase water in their garden - it might be a water sculpture, drought tolerant plants, water friendly design or an innovative watering system,” he said.

“Gardening has so many benefits including the development of teamwork and knowledge of horticulture, and it also gives everyone involved a great sense of achievement.

“That is why we are urging all school and community groups in Melbourne’s south east to get involved.”

The grants can be used to help finance rainwater tanks, watering systems, creative water features to make gardens more sustainable and to purchase plants, tools and mulch.

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Buddies hit mozzies RESIDENTS in Casey’s mosquito prone coastal villages have been given a number of tips to help swat the mozzie problem this summer.

Australia’s Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife has encouraged people to make a few small changes around their properties to stop mozzies before they become a worry.

The foundation’s chief executive Susanna Bradshaw said to reduce the numbers of mosquitoes around a home, residents need to know a little bit about their life cycle.

“Not all mosquitoes will bite you,” she said.

“In fact, only a female mosquito will bite you, and she does so during her short two to three week life in order to gain the protein she needs for egg development.

“As well as blood, she also feeds on nectar and plant fluids, which is all that the male mosquito feeds on.

“Female mosquitoes lay their eggs in still or shallow water, often in a shaded area.

Casey residents have been given a number of hints to help swat this mozzie problem this summer.

Picture courtesy John Tann “Many mosquitoes don’t travel very far from where they were born, so you can reduce the mosquito numbers around your place by ensuring that you don’t have still water sitting around.”

Ms Bradshaw said another way to get rid of mozzies is to make your garden friendly for mosquito-eaters.

“Mosquitoes are a food source for many other buddies,” she said.

“A backyard pond is great for frogs, their tadpoles and native fish - all of which are natural predators of mosquitoes and their aquatic larvae.

“Aquatic dragonfly babies, called nymphs, also help control mosquito numbers by eating mosquito larvae underwater.

“Avoid adding non-native fish like gambusias or goldfish to your fishpond.

“Microbats are also fantastic mosquito predators.

“To attract microbats to your backyard, install a microbat nestbox to provide a lovely home for these efficient insect-eaters.

“Finally, to reduce mosquito numbers a simple thing to do is let spiders and their webs be.”

For more information visit www. backyardbuddies.net.au.

On the lookout for snake dangers

By BRIDGET COOK JUNCTION Village residents have been warned to be wary of snakes in the area with up to eight sightings reported in recent weeks.

A local resident contacted the News this week after she said she found a brown snake, about a metre and a half long, in her front yard last week.

She said her neighbour also reported seeing a snake about two weeks ago in the small suburb.

City of Casey mayor Geoff Ablett said at Tuesday night’s council meeting that he has heard of six snake sightings

near the Junction Village shopping strip throughout summer.

The Junction Village resident, who did not want to be named, said she wanted to warn the community about the high number of sightings.

“It’s a suburban area and not rural, so people should know that there are still snakes around,” she said.

“There are so many dogs and little children in the suburb, so people need to keep an eye out and be careful.

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Anyone who sees a snake near their house should keep an eye on it to see where it goes, then call a licensed snake catcher.

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Economy dumbing down

By CASEY NEILL AT LEAST six companies and 300 jobs in Melbourne’s south-east are on the line, following Toyota’s decision to leave Australia.

South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance (SEMMA) executive officer Adrian Boden said Toyota was the biggest nail in the automotive manufacturing industry’s coffin.

He said Toyota produced about 140,000 cars in Australia and purchased about 70 per cent of the components here, compared to about 50 per cent at Holden and Ford.

“In December we had a number of companies who told us the Holden decision was going to make their life difficult but they could survive, but if Toyota left it would be a different question,” he said.

He said preliminary investigations following last week’s announcement indicated about six companies in the south-east might go under, affecting up to 300 people.

“There will be a number of others,” he said.

Mr Boden said SEMMA representatives would visit companies in danger and look for opportunities for them to work with other SEMMA members to save jobs.

“You have to have growth to absorb them,” he said.

“We don’t have that growth at the moment.”

He said pumping money into innovation wasn’t the answer.

“Manufacturing’s been innovating for 200 years. It happens all the time,” he said.

Wilcox Metal Finishing’s Jill Wilcox, left, and Kaley Treverton. 114846 “It’s how do we take to market those innovations? We need to market them overseas.”

Mr Boden said a government ‘buy Australian’ policy would help.

“Don’t just buy on lowest price,” he said.

Lyndhurst MP Martin Pakula met with Mr Boden last Friday, 14 February.

“We discussed the potential impact of the auto industry withdrawal on business owners, workers and their families, as well as the flow-on effects for other small businesses that rely on trade in industrial zones in the southeast,” he said.

Mr Pakula said he’d visit auto component manufacturers in the area over the coming weeks, to discuss what assistance they might need.

He said the State Government needed to support businesses to adapt, to export and to diversify.

Jill Wilcox, from Wilcox Metal Finishing in Dandenong South, said Toyota’s decision was “a disaster” for the area and the country.

“We were all hoping that it wouldn’t happen,” she said.

“We’re hoping to keep on going because we do have other customers.

“But we’re going to lose our volume. The car industry is big volume.”

Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Wilcox Metal Finishing has been in business for more than 50 years, is a third-generation family company and employs 23 people.

It puts rust-proofing on metal car components. About 80 per cent of its business is automotive.

“We used to run three shifts, 24 hours a day a few years ago,” Ms Wilcox said.

“That’s how much it’s declined with things going off-shore.

“We’re losing all these skills and factories.”

Ms Wilcox said the company would now seek more work, including interstate, over the next three years.

Casey Cardinia Business Breakfast featuring Jim Penman The City of Casey, Cardinia Shire Council, Melbourne Football Club and Monash University are proud to host the Casey Cardinia Business Breakfast Series.

Be inspired as we kick off 2014 with guest speaker Jim Penman.

Jim started Jim’s Mowing in Melbourne, Australia in 1982 with just $24 and an urgent need to pay the rent! With Jim’s personal commitment to providing the best, most reliable service to customers, he soon had more work than he could handle.

With tickets selling fast, don’t miss your opportunity to be inspired by Jim Penman – a remarkable man with a remarkable story.

AN event showcasing how businesses can move into the digital age and maximise on the high speed broadband rollout will be held in Berwick next month.

The Victorian Employers’ Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VECCI), with the support of Casey and the Federal Government, is hosting a free live stage event to promote the rollout of high speed broadband in south east regions of Melbourne.

The event - Secrets of Aussie Online Entrepreneurs - will showcase leading online entrepreneurs and provide business owners with tips on how to create, build and sell an online business.

The seminar will also inform businesses on how they can take full advantage of the opportunities that high speed broadband will offer.

The event will be held at Monash University Berwick Campus on Thursday 27 February, from 6pm to 9pm.

To book a seat at the stage event visit www.vecci.org.au/ digital-enterprise-launch-events or call 8662 5333.

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By BRIDGET COOK ROMANCE is well and truly alive in Hampton Park, with figures revealing the suburb is home to some of the most generous Valentine’s Day gift givers in the country.

Figures released from Woolworth’s showed that the Hampton Park store sold the most flowers last year in the lead-up to the day of love and had similar results on Friday.

Hampton Park had the highest sales in terms of flowers, while the Queen Victoria Village store sold the most chocolates and confectionery.

Hampton Park Woolworth’s store manager Simon Thompson said Valentine’s Day was always popular with Hampton

Park customers and 2014 was no exception.

“Local customers love our fresh red roses and beautiful mixed floral bouquets full of colour,” he said.

“With the popularity of our flowers, it’s not surprising that Hampton Park is one of the busiest stores in the country for Valentine’s Day. “Our customers are a bunch of romantics and our team members always go out of their way to help them find the perfect gift for their loved one.

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Bear prince hunts for castle CASEY’S Playschool fans are being given the royal treatment with the show’s stars coming to Berwick for a live show next month.

Kids Promotions, in association with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, has announced its Playschool Live Tour with the show playing at Beaconhills College in Berwick on 8 March.

The popular children’s television program is heading on a national concert tour with its show Prince of Bears.

In the show, Big Ted has a royal adventure as he sets out to find his castle.

On the way he is joined by his friends Humpty, Little Ted, Jemima and the rest of the Playschool toys who find themselves having lots of fun and adventure along the way in small

The Playschool Live Tour is coming to Berwick next month. farms and in large towns on the hunt for Big Ted’s castle.

The live shows are specially designed to delight pre-schoolers and parents alike and feature songs, games and stories, presented by two Playschool presenters.

As with the television program, everything in the concerts is carefully paced especially for children. There are songs to move to, as well as quiet times to just watch and listen.

Tickets for the show are now on sale at www.kidspromotions.com.au.

Writer and director Corina Varga with Greater Dandenong mayor Jim Mameti, who will open the musical Grandparents are Fantastic on Saturday.

Filipino fun on stage GRANDPARENTS are Fantastic is a musical play that shows grandchildren bragging about their grandparents and their life journey in Australia.

The play is on at 1pm at the Drum Theatre, Dandenong, on Saturday 22 February.

Share the laughs, live music and the fun of blended culture, tradition and religiosity of diverse

Australian Filipino families.

The Ethnics Communities Council of Victoria and Seniors Rights Victoria will speak on respect and dignity in ageing as part of the event.

The play is presented by the Australian Filipino Community Service which offers community-based social support at the Dove Hall Wellbeing Centre

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Weekly activities include gardening, art and craft and a Friday prayer service and drop-in centre for new Filipino migrants.

To book for My Grandparents are Fantastic, contact the Drum Theatre box office on 8571 1666 or online at www. drumtheatre.com.au Tickets: $20 adults and $10 children.

Love birds by the lake ROMANTIC couples got into the Valentine’s Day spirit at Wilson Botanic Park in Berwick last week. The Friends of the Park group hosted an informal picnic on Friday night and called on love birds to join them on Lakeside Lawn to celebrate the day of love. Group president Lynne MacDonald said members of the public enjoyed a balmy evening with them at the park. Pictured, from left, is Paulien George, Jill and Peter Cliff, and Lois and Neville White.

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Weight behind good food DIETITIANS are putting their support behind the patients and caregivers of St John of God Hospital Berwick to help them eat healthier and achieve and maintain a healthy weight.

The call came as the Dietitians Association of Australia (DAA) launched Australia’s Healthy Weight Week (AHWW) on 17 February.

With events being held across the country, SJOG dietitian Emma Rippon says this year’s campaign will be urging Australians to ditch the quick-fix diets that are hard to stick to over the long haul.

She says the latest statistics show almost two thirds (64 per cent) of men and women aged 25-54 years are overweight or obese.

Emma and the SJOG team is urging people to adopt a long-term view when it comes to food and avoid serious health problems, such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer, which are already affecting many people.

Emma says there are lots of diets at this time of the year that promise quick and easy weight loss.

Sadly, the good results are just as quick and then just as easily gone.

“I encourage people of all ages to look at how they cook and eat for longterm health,” she said.

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Proper eating is the way to better health.

“Making small changes, such as controlling your portion sizes, is where the best health gains will be made.”

Many people still have weight problems and may need to seek further assistance through surgical weight loss options to maintain a healthy weight.

At St John of God Berwick Hospital, Complete Weight Loss Clinic and Lap Surgery Australia both offer a full range of dietician, psychology and surgical options to assist clients to obtain a

healthy weight and maintain it.

People wanting more information can visit www.completeweightlosssurgery.com.au, phone 9828 1900, or visit www.lapsurgeryaustralia.com.au or phone 9760 2777.

For more information on Australia’s Healthy Weight Week, an initiative of Australia’s peak nutrition body, the Dieticians Association of Australia, visit www.healthyweightweek.com.au

Clinic’s latest dental care INTEGRATED Dental Care is a newly built practice in Pakenham that has leading-edge equipment and technology, including digital orthopantogram (OPG) or full mouth X-ray.

There’s a play room for the kids and easy wheelchair access.

The practice offers a range of services from children’s dentistry to wisdom teeth treatment, general anaesthetics to cosmetic and implant dentistry.

Dr Naomi Hollander and the highly trained staff at Integrated Dental Care are available for general dentistry including cleans and X-rays and patients do not have to pay the gap on health insurance.

Twelve-month interest-free loans are also available through Care Credit, which excludes major dental works.

And Integrated Dental Care is pleased to welcome a new dentist to the practice, Dr Adren Alinejad.

After growing up in Melbourne, Dr Alinejad attended La Trobe University in Bendigo where he graduated with a bachelor of health sciences in dentistry and master of dentistry.

Throughout his clinical training, Adren has developed his clinical

scheduling policy which allows patients to start treatment when they want to.

And patients only see one orthodonitist with Dr Ong there from start to finish.

Traditional metal braces, clear braces and even lingual invisible braces that are fitted ontio the inner surfaces of the teeth are avaliable at the clinic.

Staff also use Invisalign - clear, plastic, custom-fitted splints that fit over the teeth and help straighten them without the need for braces.

But the main strength of the clinic is the use of stateof-the-art technology such as computer-aided visualisation software to deomonstrate various treatments and their

skills in many regional areas including Mildura, Wodonga and Bendigo where a particular focus was on providing comprehensive and systematic dental care.

Being thoughtful and considerate, Adren has a passion for ensuring that the patient’s desires, needs and requirements are addressed, leaving the patient with a healthy and attractive smile.

Integrated Dental Care is at Level 1, 4/37 Main Street, Pakenham.

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Casey working on family violence THE City of Casey was recognised at Local Government awards last week for its work in helping to tackle the widespread problem of family violence in the municipality.

The council was presented with the Service Delivery Initiative Award at the 2014 LGPro Awards for Excellence on Thursday 13 February at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.

The award recognised the local laws teams for their family violence intervention initiative that aims to reduce family violence incidences within the community.

It is estimated that 40,000 women in Casey have experienced violence from a male person in their lifetime.

The council’s initiative involved training and modifying work practices so local laws officers could become more aware of potential family violence incidences when undertaking work in the community.

In conjunction with the council’s health promotion team and Victoria Police, local laws officers completed family violence prevention awareness training in May last year.

Training equipped officers with a greater understanding of violence, its gendered nature and how best to respond to likely scenarios that they might face when out in the community.

City of Casey mayor Geoff Ablett said the award acknowledged the out-

standing work being undertaken in family violence prevention in the municipality.

“The initiative has assisted local laws officers to identify, respond to and refer family violence victims in an effort to reduce the number of family violence incidences occurring in Casey,” he said.

“Casey’s Violence Intervention Initiative has also strengthened partnerships with Victoria Police and the Family Violence Unit.”

The City of Casey was named finalists in other awards including Caroline Gillies, Strategic Planner for the Young Achievers Award and Home and Community Care for their Interactive Gardening Program.

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School Principal

2014 David Finnerty Hampton Park Secondary College in 2014, celebrates 28 years of providing dedicated educational services to our local community. This time in our history affords an opportunity to reflect upon our vision for the future and the goals that will take us there. We, at Hampton Park Secondary, remain very much committed to ensuring that our community has the best educational opportunities the College is able to provide. We remain a College that is very much in touch with our community and we see our students and their achievement as the core business that drives the College to consolidate our efforts and to continuously strive to improve our performance.

Our connections in the local community are reflected by our college core values of Respect, Learning and Working Together. It is these values that motivate us to ensure that our curriculum offerings, classroom practice, the educational and career pathways on offer to our students are second to none. Indeed, our primary focus is on creating the environment, resources and subject offering that provide all students with an effective pathway in life on completing their schooling. We pride ourselves on being able to offer the broadest possible range of programs and experiences for our students, whether that be through sport, music, our broadly based VCE offerings, VCAL our extensive VET programs.

Over the course of the last 12 months in particular, staff have worked on developing learning sequences that provide access to the curriculum for every student in every classroom in a supportive and safe classroom environment.

I continue to be immensely proud of our students and of their achievements academically, in their sporting endeavors and in their commitment and contributions in community. Our College seeks to nurture and support our future community leaders as they grow, encouraging them to take on increasing responsibility at the College and in the wider community. We celebrate their achievements and successes with them, in the positions of leadership they hold on local council committees and state leadership bodies as well as their ability and talent evidenced in the Arts, including music and dance, as seen in our regular and successful participation in events such as the College’s ‘State of the Arts’ performance.

As leaders of tomorrow, the spirit, commitment and talent of our students at Hampton Park Secondary College fill me with great hope for the future.

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Kym Bridgford Holt MP Anthony Byrne congratulates Doveton rugby player Oisin Clarken on receiving a Local Sporting Champions Grant. ships or international competitions are now also eligible to apply for support.

“I encourage parents, coaches and junior athletes to apply for a Local Sporting Champions grant to help them meet the costs of their

involvement in a sporting championship.”

The Local Sporting Champions program offers grants of $500 for individuals and $3000 for teams and applications for next round close on 28 February.

For more information on the Local Sporting Champions program visit the Australian Sports Commission website at www.ausport.gov. au/participating/schools_ and_juniors/local_sporting_ champions

Third time lucky for break-in POLICE believe a man wearing a motorbike helmet attempted to break into two food outlets before stealing cash from another.

About 5.30am on Monday 10 February, a man wearing a helmet was seen standing at the back door of Soya Noodle and Sushi in Parkhill Drive, Berwick.

He then started banging on the door with a hammer, before running off when he was disturbed.

He rode off on a red motorbike towards Narre Warren Cranbourne Road.

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The man was described as wearing a Driza-Bone coat and a red, silver and white helmet.

About 5.50am, a man, also wearing a motorbike helmet, was seen using a sledgehammer to attempt to open the back door of Nando’s in Chapel Street, Lynbrook.

After he was unable to gain entry for about half an hour, the man was then seen breaking into Gold Sweets, on South Gippsland Highway, Lynbrook.

He managed to get inside and stole a cash till.

This man was believed to be involved in a burglary and attempted burglaries in Casey.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Kooweerup Secondary College is an inspiring and vibrant learning centre with a very strong community behind it. I am always impressed with the fantastic support for the College from local groups in the community. Students and staff are constantly working together to improve the school in ways such as obtaining excellent results in the VCE. The College has grown in the past six years but we are stabilising to around 1000 students. During this growth we have maintained a strong sense of tradition and respect.

The College values a positive school climate and works hard to extend the students through the Performing Arts, Sport and Pastoral Care.

I strongly desire students to have a wide range of experiences during their schooling. The College has a strong transition program and works successfully with a number of local primary schools to ensure a smooth start to secondary college life for our new students.

There is also a SEAL (Select Entry Accelerated Learning) program running at the College. In 2014, our Year 7 , 8 and 9 students use iPads and our senior students use Netbooks or another device from home. We are also undergoing a significant building program, using funds from a $7 million dollar government grant, to implement not only new buildings but a new way of developing and delivering curriculum to our students.

At Kooweerup Secondary College, everyone is encouraged to achieve their personal best.

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HOLT MP Anthony Byrne has urged local sporting stars to apply for grants available to them so they can continue to kick goals in their chosen sport.

Mr Byrne urged other Casey residents to apply for Local Sporting Champions grants as he met with Doveton rugby player Oisin Clarken this week to congratulate him on receiving one of the $500 grants.

The money went towards helping Oisin cover the costs to compete in the Victorian Rugby Union team at the ARU National U16 Championships in NSW last year.

Mr Byrne encouraged other young athletes and teams to follow in Oisin’s footsteps and apply for funding support to help them realise their sporting dreams and compete in a championship.

He said the grants aimed towards helping junior sport stars meet the costs of participation at eligible sporting competitions.

“Local junior athletes can apply for a grant to cover the cost of their travel, accommodation, uniforms or equipment associated with participating in an eligible championship,” he said.

“This grant program is designed to help more families cover the costs of expenses associated with participating in sporting competitions and support our junior athletes and future Olympians.

“Individual athletes and teams who are participating in appropriately endorsed state school sport champion-

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Introducing your

School Principal

2014

Chairo Gary Methven

It has been my great privilege to lead Chairo’s Pakenham campus since it began in 1998 and to see it develop into the vibrant community of more than 550 students that it is today.

I’m particularly excited that we have our first group of Year 12 students this year. Students are now able to start as three-year olds and transition smoothly through the various sections of our beautiful, well-resourced campus without needing to leave to complete their schooling.

Our goal is to give students every opportunity to learn, excel and grow in a nurturing and challenging environment. We provide a range of experiences and opportunities as part of a diverse and rigorous education. We value and affirm that each individual possesses God-given gifts and we desire that students will mature into strong Christian men and women who are active within the community.

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Tim Hogan

Kambrya College has established itself as a leading Government School in Berwick. The College has a laser sharp focus on improvement in all areas and has very high expectations for all students. Consider the following points in relation to our College:

Thank you for your interest in our College.

If you wish to find out more, please check out our website: www.kambryacollege.com or contact me on 9707 7600.

I welcome everyone back to our school community for the 2014 school year, a year in which we will celebrate 20 completed years as St Peter’s College.

Our history, although relatively short, has defined us as a College which prides itself on giving students the opportunity to develop their full potential and all their God given talents.

Our College building program continues in 2014 with ‘Stage 3A’ being undertaken on our East Campus, delivering a state-of-the-art Arts & Technology Learning Hub and a ‘Trade Skills Centre’ being built at the West Campus, which will not only open up enhanced learning opportunities for St Peter’s College students but also to students of other nearby education facilities.

I would also like take this opportunity to congratulate 2013 Year 12 Graduate, Deep Patel, the Dux of St Peter’s College with an ATAR score of 97.35. Deep is an outstanding young man whose work ethic provides an example for all of our young students who want to get the most out of their schooling.

Effort, diligence and an ability to constantly seek feedback have marked his journey at St Peter’s College and as a result he now finds many different pathways opening up to him.

As in past years, 2014 will have as its focus our students and their education. An education which will allow them not only to succeed but thrive in the 21st Century.

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• Our student achievement data (VCE/NAPLAN) shows strong performance and consistent improvement.

• The curriculum thoroughly is planned, aligned with standards and assessment processes are comprehensively organised in all Learning Areas.

• We utilise the powerful database “Student Performance Analyser” to accurately track the progress of each student and deliver a personalised approach to learning.

• The High Achiever’s Program from Years 7 to 10 delivers a challenging program to students of exceptional ability • Our Languages program offers studies in Chinese Japanese, and German to Year 12 with thriving sister school relationships in each country.

• We have established Literacy and Numeracy programs at Years 7 & 8 that focus on enhancing these essential skills in all students.

• An Intensive English Language Program is now in operation • We have abundant opportunities and programs for students to develop leadership capacity.

• We offer a broad range of Vocational Education Programs (VET) and School Based Apprenticeships for students who seek careers in Sport, Hospitality, Plumbing Automotive, Hair and Beauty, Media and other areas.

• Parent and Student opinion surveys show our community have solid confidence in Kambrya College.

333 Centre Rd Narre Warren South 3805 Phone 9796 0100 66 Starling Rd Officer 3809 Phone 5943 2900

Tim Hogan Principal

Ken Robinson Secondary schooling is an exciting time for students and their families when students strive towards greater independence and responsibility for their own learning and behavior.

At Cranbourne Secondary College we provide a safe, dynamic learning environment to facilitate the importance of community and relationships. We recognize student effort by acknowledging and celebrating achievement and success.

Our College’s approach is to gradually extend every student to their potential in an atmosphere of respect, trust and cooperation by providing a broad array of academic and personal skills to prepare them for adult life. We embrace high expectations to encourage academic excellence and experienced based learning with the aim to extend confidence and optimism in our students.

Parent input is welcome and valued. We provide numerous forums where parents can play an active role in the education of their children through open communication with staff.

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Our mission is “to provide excellence in Christ-centred education in partnership with families within a caring Christian community.” An education at Chairo is therefore founded upon a partnership between family and school, and we encourage parents to be active participants in the educational process.

A big warm welcome from Principal Gary Methven on behalf of all of us at Beaconsfield Primary School!

We are sure that you will love our warm, friendly, environment where: • Relationships are valued - our children and teachers are like family and we work and learn together in a positive, focussed and fun learning environment.

• Learning is personalised - sophisticated testing and tracking of student learning needs helps us to personalise student learning in reading, writing and maths.

• We have rich learning resources - iPads, Notebooks, interactive whiteboards are great resources for engaging children!

• Literacy is the key focus - we have a library boasting over 50,000 books. Our superb library is the cornerstone to building strong literacy skills in our children. We are one of the few schools to run the acclaimed Reading Recovery Program for our year one students.

• Creativity is nourished. The popular Art in the Environment theme will continue through 2014. Our children have the opportunity to create artworks for our gardens. The Music Garden provides a performance area for young musicians and dancers and focal point for performance.

• Children are supported emotionally. Caring classroom teachers, a focus on student support and a chaplaincy service provides your child with a safety net in difficult times.

• We offer outstanding opportunities for children in sport and physical education too!

We welcome tours by appointment and hope you can join us!

Mark Hansen Heritage College is a K-12 School that promotes and infuses Christian and family values into its curriculum and school operation. At Heritage, we have an open enrolment policy, accepting students from all families that are seeking a quality education that treats each student as a valued individual. Our philosophy of students ‘achieving better tomorrow than yesterday’, results in students reaching their highest potential in their chosen academic career path.

School however, is about more than academic achievement, and at Heritage, we focus on developing the whole student into contributing citizens to our communities. We include the spiritual, social, physical as well as the academic growth of each of our students.

This approach to teaching excites me as principal, realising that as teachers we have a unique opportunity to help families and their children reach their full potential in our society. To help them grow into individuals that have a value system that understands life has a reason for existence and a positive hope for the future.

Heritage is at an exciting phase of its development, now covering two campuses, one in Narre Warren South and our new campus in Officer.

As principal, I have the best job in the world. I invite you to either contact me for an interview and tour, or visit our website www.heritagecollege.com.au. I would love to talk to you about how Heritage College may assist you in the nurturing of your child.

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LOCATED in a desirable estate among similar high quality properties and close to central Cranbourne, this substantial four bedroom plus study residence and guest house has been significantly upgraded throughout and is surrounded by gorgeous park-like gardens.

Its multiple living areas would provide plenty of space for a large family.

There is also an installed security system, outdoor covered entertaining zones, beautiful sparkling in-ground pool and undercover parking for up to six cars.

The selling agent says it is impossible to list all the amazing attributes of this beautiful half acre property and an inspection is an absolute must to fully appreciate what the highly motivated vendors have on offer for one very lucky purchaser.

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SPECTACULAR HORSE PROPERTY (213334) 5 BRs, Master-ensuite & WIR, BRs 2 & 3 with WIR´s, & BR 4 with BIR, Ducted heating & cooling, 10ft ceilings, in ground pool, 28 acres, 17 paddocks, 6 lockup stables, water to paddocks, 12X7m barn with 4 stables, 15X7m machinery shed & 9X6m hay shed, 17m round yard & 50mX25m arena.

A BLOOMING INVESTMENT (214022) 46.9ha/115 Acre farm set up for growing roses & room for expansion 4 brm, study, 2 bathroom, 2 road frontages, 1ha glass house with hydro system, packing shed with 3 offices, lunch room, cool room, boiler, 1 x 1,000,000L and 2 x 250,000L tanks, 20ml dam & mains water, mains gas & 3 phase power.

‘EVANS PARK” - CRANBOURNE’S NEWEST BUSINESS VILLAGE • Lots from 1,065m² - 1,653m² • 10 Minutes from the Monash & Eastlink • Priced from $235 per m² • Adjoining ; Woolworths, 7-Eleven, Medical • Zoned Business 1, Business 3, & Mixed Use Centre, Chemist, Gym, fast food outlets & • Close to Train Station & Schools cafe’s, plus more!

• Part of a Growing Community - SELLING FAST, ONLY 10 BLOCKS LEFT!-

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DANDENONG SOUTH $530,000

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EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (212353) Great opportunity to build the only convenience store to service the Hunt Club Estate in Cranbourne East, land size 1,281m² (approx), option to buy adjoining sites, corner Broad Oak Drive and Corrigans Road FURTHER DETAILS CONTACT: RICK LAURETTA 0418 800 913

MAIN ROAD EXPOSURE (213365) * Factory & Yard * Land Size: 618m² (approx) * Building 145sqm (approx) * Industrial 1 Zone * Easy Access to Major Arterial Roads

5 ACRES DUAL LIVING (214017) 3 Bedroom brick veneer home, fully self-contained granny flat, which is separately rated & metered, separate home office/guest house, fenced to 7 paddocks & 2 yards, stable block with 3 stables, and tack & feed area, 6 additional outdoor stables with lighting.

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GREAT ONE FOR THE HORSES!!!

(213315) 12 acres setup for horses. 3 bedroom BV, master with FENS & WIR, 3 zone living compromising of family room, front lounge & rumpus/theatre, 9mX6m barn/work shop, 2 car garage & pergola area, tank & bore water, fenced to 7 paddocks & 2 day yards with hot wire and only a trot to Pony Club!

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(214006) Solid 3 bedroom brick home. BIR to bedrooms, gas appliances, huge lounge big enough for the largest of suites (family sized), gas heating plus air conditioning. Outside sun room/ entertaining area, established gardens, generous 650m² block with access for your trailer etc., lock fast gate, double garage, 1.5kw solar panels (6) that go back to the grid.

(213313) A spacious home unit in a central location. Walking distance to Centro, Aldi and buses. Offering 2 bedrooms, with built in robes, spacious lounge and kitchen meals area. Gas appliances, and air conditioner. Outside there is a good sized courtyard with single Lock up garage. Close to all amenities.

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$429,950 CRANBOURNE

$289,000 CRANBOURNE

$497,500

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“DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER”

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OVER ½ ACRE & WALK TO ALL FACILITIES

(214023) Situated in a quiet cul de sac in a quality estate, four lge bdrms master with ensuite & separate toilet & WIR. Huge lounge, kitchen with 900m s/s u/bench oven, cooktop & rangehood,filtered water, tiled family room, pergola/alfresco area, ducted heating, mini downlights, dble remote garage with rear access, manicured gardens & great 653m² (approx) block.

(214002) 3 bedroom unit only 2 on the block, (no body corp) bedrooms all have robes, The master looks onto a private courtyard, walk thru robe with a 2 way access bathroom. The kitchen is well-appointed. Sliding door to a full length paved pergola area. Heating & cooling in the home is with a large split system unit & ceiling fans. A single garage with remote auto door

(213327) 4 BRs+ study home, with cool Slate flooring, timber kitchen, gas cooking & dishwasher, plus split system. Dependent relatives or teenagers to have their own self-contained part of the home. High clearance carport plus garage & workshop/gym area & another double carport. Clear land suitable for a giant shed/workshop, pool or even a tennis court!

CRANBOURNE

$369,500 CRANBOURNE WEST

$364,500

DON’T LET IT GET AWAY! (214018) This Immaculately Presented 3 Bedroom family home will not last long.

Master Bedroom featuring WIR and Full Ensuite to the front of the property.

Remaining 2 bedrooms both with WWC and BIR. Two Generous sized living Zones with a lovely modern kitchen with SS Appliances and Dishwasher. Outside offers an extensive decked entertaining area and plenty of room for the children to play on a big 677 m2 approx corner block. Extras include Double garage with rear access, ducted heating and split system cooling complete this wonderful home situated close to shops, child care and public transport.

CRANBOURNE WEST

$319,950 JUNCTION VILLAGE

FAMILYS, INVESTORS OR TRADESPEOPLE (214007) 3 large bedrooms, master with A/C BIR and ensuite remaining two both with BIR. Formal lounge, large open plan kitchen meals/family area with split system air conditioning. The main bathroom has corner spa bath. Rumpus room, decked pergola area, double gates with rear access and a double car carport perfect for the trailer, on 800m² (approx) block.

$229,950 CRANBOURNE NORTH

$289,000

NEW LISTING

PERFECT PRESENTATION

THE CHOICE FOR OVER 55 LIVING

INVESTORS DELIGHT WITH MODERN UNIT

(214027) Freshly painted inside and out, spotlessly clean and brand new carpets. Offering three bedrooms, full ensuite & WIR to master,spacious formal lounge with gas wall heater & split system aircon. kitchen with adjoining meals/family, concrete patio/pergola zone or 3 car carport, family friendly area of Cranbourne West & close to transport, shops and schools.

(213198) 55 lifestyle. 2 bedrooms with robes, spacious kitchen, a comfortable formal lounge room all finished off in quality carpets and drapes. Split system cooling and a paved courtyard area plus single car carport.24hr emergency call system, outside maintenance, lawn mowing and common gardens maintained, use of village facilities & village bus.

(214005) 6 years young unit will be the perfect investment property or those looking to downsize. 2 great sized bedrooms with BIR. Bathroom and modern kitchen with tiles to main family area and all wet areas.

Offering heating and cooling for year round comfort, single lock up garage & private courtyard with landscaped gardens on a 190 m² (approx) block.

TOORADIN

$369,950 WARNEET

$449,000 LANGWARRIN

$499,950

NEW LISTING

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WATER VIEWS

PRESENTATION SUPERB

(214025) Huge block, possible unit site (STCA) modest but sturdy 3 bedroom Western Red Cedar home with outdoor paved pergola/patio area. Access to back yard which has a huge truck shed, ideal for the jack of all trades and a fenced section of the yard for the dogs! The home needs a little minor TLC but it wouldn´t take much to bring back the shine.

(213272) 3 large BRs, 3 bathrooms, 2 living areas, coonara & 3 split systems. Upstairs has another sink & kitchen offering space for visitors, sunroom with views of water. 2nd level has a new decked area to enjoy the magnificent views. Plenty of parking to store the boat & car in the drive thru garage with high clearance, plus 2 car carport. 936m² (approx) block

(213256) 4 bedrooms (or 3 plus study), family meals area complete with bar, big lounge and rumpus, well-appointed kitchen, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, plus nice ensuite with enclosed toilet, lovely main bathroom. This house offers tremendous street appeal plus room for caravan, trailer or boat and a big double garage with auto door.

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DOORS OPEN FOR EXPLORING CASIANA Grove, Australand’s 742-lot development on CranbourneFrankston Road, Cranbourne West, is celebrating the grand opening of its latest display village on Saturday 1 March from noon onwards.

A host of entertainment awaits visitors over four fun-filled hours including Nick Jr’s Dora the Explorer, the Minions from Despicable Me and Sesame Street’s Elmo and Cookie Monster.

As well as face painters, a balloonist and a host of rides and attractions a complimentary sausage sizzle and pizza lunch will offer a relaxed and enjoyable day for all.

With leading builders including HomeSolution by Metricon, Fairhaven Homes, Dennis Family Homes, Prostruct Homes, Rawdon Hill, Boutique Homes, Homebuyers Centre and Premier Builders Group, Australand is confident that visitors to the display village will be treated to a treasure trove of home options that will tantalise the senses.

Casiana Grove’s project manager Jill Lim says that the grand opening day offers home buyers the opportunity to leisurely view the estate and all it has to offer with a visit to the display

homes to view the newest and latest design concepts all in one place.

“There will be a splash of everything for everyone,” said Ms Lim. “A day for the whole family is the ideal setting for visitors to research the home of their dreams while the kids are having fun.

“The expert advice on hand is sure to be a boon and make building a new home an adventure.”

One of Australand’s signature master planned developments,

Casiana Grove features more than three hectares of thoughtfully positioned open space and is enviably located on CranbourneFrankston Road adjacent to Ranfurlie Golf Club and opposite Amstel Golf Club.

From lifestyle to relaxation options - this thoughtfully planned community provides the best of everything.

“Conveniently located to schools, shops, and local amenities, with added benefits including a wi-fi hotspot, fitness stations in the neighbourhood park and class-A recycled water for a

blossoming backyard, all that is needed is for you to customise the dream home of your choice.”

“Casiana Grove offers you the lifestyle you want. It is definitely a smart choice,” said Ms Lim. With 482 lots already sold, there is a block to suit any taste and budget and that will fit a range of leading builders’ homes providing ample space for your own touch of individuality, indoors and outdoors.

“Casiana Grove offers a life worth dreaming of - one that you can have now.

“It continues to be a big hit with buyers looking to secure land in this much sought-after southeastern corridor.

“We are inviting the community to join us on the first Saturday of March and check out some of the best value blocks in the precinct of Cranbourne with the current release starting from $199,000,” said Ms Lim. The Casiana Grove New Display Village Grand Opening Day will be held at the estate until 4pm.

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Cranbourne North 24 Denham Crescent

Cranbourne West 61 John Russell Road

Clyde North 56 Selandra Boulevard

Cranbourne East 3 Collison Road

Indoor/Outdoor Entertainer - 4 Bedrooms + Study Full of quality, this standout two storey home offers flowing living areas from the inside to out.

For Sale Price Guide Buyers Over $395,000 View Saturday 11:30am

3 Years Young!! Alarah Estate Location!

Why Bother building and waiting? When here it is an immaculate 4 bedroom home which is less than three years old and ready to move in.

For Sale Price Guide Buyers Over $400,000

Massive Ultra Modern Living - 5 Bedrooms Surrounded by other large homes, this 2 year young, 5 bedroom family home offers the best in large modern living inside and out.

For Sale Saturday 12:30pm Price Guide $449,950

OUTSTANDING INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY In the current Urban Growth Boundary, this outstanding 2 acre investment property represents an excellent opportunity for future development.

For Sale View Saturday 12:00pm

Darren Saxon 0418 341 722 Cranbourne 59964777

Sid Sethi 0402 627 723 Cranbourne 59964777

Darren Saxon 0418 341 722 Cranbourne 59964777

Adam Gill 0407 456 888 Cranbourne 59964777

119 High Street

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Clyde North Lot 15 Cadillac Street $10,000 Grant On This Home Now Buy this brand new home with all the extras included, what an awesome package. The home consists 4 bedrooms, a formal lounge and family meals area, double garage, landscaped gardens and lots more, close to all amenities as well.

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Clyde North Buy this brand new home with all the extras included and there’s no progress payments either, what an awesome package which most other builders will not offer. The features are endless and include the following: • NO progress payments No repayments* • House and Land Package • Huge Stamp Duty Savings

For Sale $410,000 Plus Buyers View Saturday & Sunday 2.00 - 3.00pm Tim 0411 989 344

For Sale $350,000 Plus Buyers Tim 0411 989 344

Hampton Park 9702 8388

Hampton Park 9702 8388

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

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Clyde North Fiorelli Boulevard

Clyde North Lot 9 Fiorelli Boulevard

Buy now and receive $10,000

Buy this brand new home with all the extras included and there’s no progress payments either, what an awesome package which most other builders will not offer. The features are endless and include the following:

That’s right, the government is giving great savings to buy a new home so don’t wait and capitalize on this deal.

This lovely home offers 4 bedrooms, the master with ensuite, a formal lounge which leads to the hostess kitchen and family meals area. The home has ducted heating, a remote double garage & landscaped gardens.

• NO progress payments No repayments* • House and Land Package

For Sale $390,000 Plus Buyers View Saturday & Sunday 1.00 - 3.00pm Tim 0411 989 344

For Sale $399,000 Plus Buyers Tim 0411 989 344

Hampton Park 9702 8388

Hampton Park 9702 8388

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

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Cranbourne East What a deal This 3 bedroom home is priced to sell and offers all the luxuries you could imagine, the home consists of 2 living areas, a hostess kitchen, double garage with internal access, ducted heated, ensuite and walking distance to schools, shops and parks. Photo for illustration purposes only.

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Clyde North Fiorelli Boulevard Buy this brand new home with all the extras included and there’s no progress payments either, what an awesome package which most other builders will not offer. The features are endless and include the following: • NO progress payments No repayments* • House and Land Package

For Sale $350,000 Plus Buyers View Saturday & Sunday 1.00 - 2.00pm Tim 0411 989 344

For Sale $390,000 Plus Buyers Tim 0411 989 344

Hampton Park 9702 8388

Hampton Park 9702 8388

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

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Clyde North Lot 5 Fiorelli Boulevard

Cranbourne East Fiorelli Boulevard

Family 4 bedder

Buy Now and Receive $10,000

This bright 4-Bedroom home that has 3 distinct living areas, that is made up of a large lounge room, family room and alfresco, which provides living galore for families or an outstanding home for the astute investor. The endless features included are double remote garage, internal access and ducted heating.

Buy this brand new home with all the extras included, what an awesome package. The home consists of 4 bedrooms, a formal lounge and family meals area, double landscaped gardens and lots more, close to all amenities as well.

For Sale $425,000 plus buyers

For Sale $420,000 Plus Buyers

View Saturday & Sunday 2.00 - 3.00pm Tim 0411 989 344

View Saturday and Sunday 2.00 - 3.00pm Tim 0411 989 344

Hampton Park 9702 8388

Hampton Park 9702 8388

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

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SET on a glorious parcel of land measuring over 920 square metres in the tightly-held suburb of Harkaway, this charming threebedroom brick veneer home will surely impress.

Beautifully presented throughout, the property features a formal lounge, formal dining, family room, ensuite to the master bedroom and a large covered entertaining area. Extras include hardwood timber flooring, a second covered pergola, tandem garage under the roofline, plus a 24 square metre studio/workshop.

Harkaway is popular for its relaxed semi-rural lifestyle, yet only minutes from Berwick and all services.

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THIS is the property you have been dreaming of and it is now ready for you. Being set in a magnificent court location and surrounded by quality homes, this lifestyle property is set on just over an acre of land with nothing spared. Being well established and maintained, you simply just need to move in and enjoy.

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13-14 Gillies Court Inspect: Saturday, 4.00pm - 4.20pm Price: Buyers over $820,000 Contact: Geoff Horne, 0400 996 550 FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, NARRE WARREN, 9705 4888

This double brick home comes with four extra large bedrooms with walk-through robe and ensuite to main, sunken lounge with fireplace and decorative cornice, large living/ rumpus with high ceiling, exposed beams with full timber decorative ceiling and a magnificent timber kitchen with full walk-in pantry.

Coming with ducted heating and evaporative cooling, this property has a large carport area attached to the house which can cater for cars, caravan, boat and or work trucks. Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s also a sunken spa area that you can access from the main bedroom or rear yard for entertaining.

This beautiful property also has a large brick workshop which is a small house in itself. Having wonderful trees and able to cater for the growing family, working your trade from home and just enjoying life and giving your family the future they deserve.

Quiet and tranquil but close enough to enjoy all amenities, this lifestyle property will not last long.

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CRANBOURNE 3 Tongola Court Ideal First Home or Invest Offering 4 double bedrooms, master with full ensuite & walk in robe.

Formal lounge, central kitchen with gas cooking, range hood and dishwasher. A good sized family, meals area over looks the enclosed verandah with built in BBQ. Extras include ducted heating, split unit air conditioning, floating floor, large shed plus a large double carport.

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CRANBOURNE 51 Westmoreland Avenue Live the Dream Here is your opportunity to live like a king in the middle of suburbia. With four bedrooms plus study, 3 living areas, large Granite tiled pergola complete with built in BBQ and stack stone feature wall, Large kitchen with 900mm freestanding cooker , dimmable down lights and floorboards to living areas, ducted heating and evaporative cooling and lots more.

Tuesday 11th March at 5pm (unless sold prior)

Saturday 1st March at 11.00am INSPECT CONTACT

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Saturday 12.00pm - 12.30pm Photo ID required Veronica Vekony 0412 250 633 Cranbourne 59961666

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$470,000 plus Saturday 1.00pm - 1.30pm Photo ID required Babu Kumar 0421 711 800 Hampton Park 8787 8755

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Barry Plant Hampton Park 2/19 Enterprise Avenue T 8787 8755

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Private Sale Price Offers Over $375,000 Inspect Saturday 12:45 - 1:15pm Office 117 High Street, Cranbourne 5996 5993 Agent Brodie Morris 0466 911 797

Private Sale Price Offers Over $280,000 Inspect Saturday 11:45 - 12:15pm Office 117 High Street, Cranbourne 5996 5993 Agent Brodie Morris 0466 911 797

Coastal Living This fully renovated property offers space for the whole family, with 3 bedrooms, master bedroom featuring walk in robe and full ensuite, this home has a large modern kitchen with 900mm free standing oven and cook top stainless steel dishwasher. The open plan kitchen and meals area overlooks the amazing outdoor pool area where you can enjoy the hot summer, following on we have the second living at the front of the house with open plan fire place and split system cooling.

Court location, with nothing to do This home is situated in a court location and walking distance to all amenities like schools, shopping centre, football oval and public transport bus stops and train station. This well kept home has just been freshly painted thought-out and has a recently renovated bathroom. The kitchen overlooks the main living area and dining.

Outside we have a good size back yard and pergola you can entertain all year long with your family and friends.

Other features include double car garage, ducted heating and three split systems units.

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Private Sale Price Offers Over $290,000 Inspect Saturday 11:30 - 12:00pm Office 117 High Street, Cranbourne 5996 5993 Agent Ben Doughton 0431 163 189

Private Sale Price Offers Over $480,000 Inspect Saturday 12:30 - 1:00pm Office 117 High Street, Cranbourne 5996 5993 Agent Katie Maloney 0437 284 449

Absolutely immaculate on 709m2 Located in one of Cranbourne´s most sought after areas is this sensational home. The home has been immaculately maintained by its current owner, & complete with a brand new kitchen! The home itself comprises; 3 bedrooms, master with triple built in wardrobes, large separate living area, open plan kitchen & meals area, as new hostess kitchen with induction stove & fan forced oven, gas heating & air conditioner, outdoor entertaining & pergola area, large separate double garage or shed, sensational rear yard perfect for kids & animals. If you are looking for a great first home or investment with not a cent to spend, then this is the one.

A home with the lot, including a pool Features include: 4 bedrooms, master with ensuite & wir, study or a possible 5th bedroom, beautiful floor boards, family size lounge room, modern kitchen with s/s appliances including a 900mm gas stove, dish washer & oven. The kitchen looks out to a 2nd large living area & separate dining area surrounded by a bay window. Main bathroom with separate shower & spa bath, ducted heating & evaporative cooling throughout, dble remote garage & rear access to a fully concreted area, for the extra car, trailer or even a boat. Newly built undercover entertainment area with cafe blinds, solar heated pool.

117 High Street, Cranbourne

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LYNBROOK

IMPRESSIVE AND EXPANSIVE A home with the lot, including a pool. Set in a much sought after pocket of Lynbrook, this four-bedroom plus study home is sure to impress Features include four bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk-in robe, second and third bedrooms with built-in robes, also offering a study or a possible 5th bedroom.

Flowing on from the main entrance is beautiful floor boards to the first family size lounge room, followed on by a central modern kitchen with stainless steal appliances including a 900mm gas stove, dish washer and self cleaning oven.

With open plan living, the kitchen looks out to not only a second large living area but

a separate dining area surrounded by a bay window.

The kids will enjoy the main bathroom with separate shower and corner spa bath.

Ducted heating and evaporative cooling throughout the home, with double remote garage and rear access to a fully concreted area, for the extra car, trailer or even a boat.

Newly built colossal size fully undercover entertainment area with cafe blinds, followed by a solar heated pool.

Other key features of the home include a 4.94 kw solar system with transitional feed in tariff, network cabling to all bedrooms and living rooms, two water tanks with pressure pump with combined capacity

of 7000 Lt, 6 station watering system with electric controller. With too many features to list, this home will not last long.

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Property Of The Week A Blue Chip Investment! The Hunt Club Location!!

This five years young three bedroom home with 2 separate living areas is a must to consider. Situated opposite a park/reserve on a low maintenance allotment of approximately 400 square meters. Includes a modern well equipped chef quarters, gas wall heater, roller shutters on the windows plus a double garage.

For Sale Auction Saturday 2:00pm

Sid Sethi 0402 627 723 Cranbourne 59964777

Offering 3 bedrooms, master with FES plus WIR is this ideally located home. Living options include a large light filled kitchen/meals/family room plus separate formal lounge. Extras include ducted heating, split system cooling, down lighting and ceiling fan. Externally there is a generous size entertainment area plus remote DLUG with rear access. All this is within a short walk to Lynbrook Village Shopping Center, Lynbrook train station, Lynbrook Primary School and St. Francis de Sales Catholic Primary School. This property is ideally suited for first home buyers or the astute invester. Please contact Garry Macartney at First National Real Estate Reliance on 0414 983 601 for further detail or to arrange an inspection.

Auction on Site: Saturday 1st March at 11.30am

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COUNTRY & COASTAL DROUIN

LANG LANG

LYREBIRD Villages for the Aged

MAJOR REALISATION

Inc have taken the decision to sell their eight singlebedroom independent living units located at 20 Sinclair Street, Drouin.

THE units, which were opened in 1976, are now superfluous to the needs of Lyrebird.

Each unit comprises an air-conditioned lounge, convenient kitchen and combined bathroom laundry.

There is also a rear garden with clothesline, and each unit has undercover car parking.

All units are vacant, allowing the new owner to refurbish them to their own requirements.

The superbly located site of 2107 square metres is zoned business two, allowing for future development to suit a variety of uses.

STAMP DUTY FREE

THIS little beauty attracts no stamp duty. The property is being sold by the Department of Treasury and Finance - the Crown acquired the property in 1946 to use as a residence for the local police station.

6 Rupert Street Auction: Saturday, 1 March, 11.30am on the site Inspect: Saturdays, 11.00am-11.30am Terms: 10 per cent deposit balance 60 days Contact: FIRST CHOICE REAL ESTATE, KOOWEERUP, 5997 2133

THE four-bedroom weatherboard home is on a 735 square metre (approximate) fully serviced block, with a modern renovated kitchen, separate lounge room, wood heater, split-system air-conditioning, steel garage, fully fenced, with a rear lane access.

Short walk to town shops, V/Line bus stop, primary school, kindergarten and medical centre. No stamp duty payable on sale.

20 Sinclair Street Inspect: Every Friday, 4pm-5pm Auction: Saturday, 1 March, 11am

Land Realisation Auction

Contact: Peter Williams, 0418 522 369 PETER WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE, DROUIN, 5625 3911

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Harcourts Warragul 1/66 Smith Street Warragul 03 5622 3333 www.warragul.harcourts.com.au

Saturday 15th March @ 11.00am on site Mathew Court Drouin, off Oddy Street Last chance to secure a block of land in Larder Rise Estate Drouin.

Lots 9, 11, 12 &13

Terms 10% deposit, balance 60 days

Inspection call Graham on 0418 329 608

PETER WILLIAMS Drouin 29-31 Princes Way

5625 3911

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All services available. Titled blocks, 10 minute walk to CBD & transport.

20 STOCKDALES RD THORPDALE In this picture perfect Acre property life really does seem simpler! The chooks, fruit trees, home grown veggies, colour & fragrant illed gardens all have their place and the home offers nothing less than the perfect place to retreat to and relax. There is ample shedding for keen motorists, carpenters or any hobby you enjoy to pursue. Surrounded by farmland yet ideally with the rec. reserve just through the gate there is a perfect blend of peace and quiet with ideal convenience. The local swimming pool, primary school, baker are all just a short bike ride away and the freeway less than 15 minutes drive. Inspect today to avoid disappointment.

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With 4 lots ranging in size from 633m2 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1011m2 will suit $85000 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; plus buyers.

Ellinbank 210 Petersons Road Amazing ppty with grandstand views over nearby towns & beyond. The ppty consists of approx 148 acres (59ha) with approx 50 acres of natural bush & the balance pasture. A unique 60 plus sq (approx.) home features 5 bdrms, 3 bathrms, large country kitchen, open plan living & a 14 sq (approx) covered entertaining verandah. The land is undulating to steep & has been used for grazing cattle.

For Sale $649,000 View www.harcourts.com.au/VHW4592 John Rowe P 03 5622 3333 M 0418127423 E john.rowe@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Warragul

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LYNBROOK

BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED HOME VISITORS to this bright, high ceiling home will be greeted by the large light-filled formal lounge which is ideal for entertaining important guests.

Adjacent to this is the open study.

Continuing down the hall visitors are met with a beautifully appointed open kitchen which features a free standing oven with gas cooking, a dishwasher as well as a walk-in pantry.

Nearby is the meals area for the family to enjoy a master chef’s home cooked meal, a family room as well as a rumpus room.

Upstairs is a large retreat area, as well as the four generous sized bedrooms.

The master bedroom will make visitors feel like royalty with the huge walk-in wardrobe and ensuite that features an oversized shower.

The remaining three bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and are near the main bathroom.

Luxury inclusions of this stunning home are ducted heating, a powder room and downlights.

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BARRY PLANT, CRANBOURNE - 5996 1666 Cranbourne North 6 Samantha Crescentm Cranbourne 10 Dickens Street Cranbourne North 441 Narre Warren Cranbourne Road Cranbourne West 39 Everlasting Blvd Cranbourne 8 Merrijig Avenue Cranbourne 3 Tongola Court Narre Warren South 16 Penrose Drive, Cranbourne East 1 Tankard Drive Clyde North 13 Percheron Way Cranbourne 63 Donohue Street

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BARRY PLANT, HAMPTON PARK - 8787 8755 Hampton Park 23A Winnima Avenue Hampton Park 7/17 Linmac Drive Hampton Park 117 Fordholm Road Hampton Park 12 Gabrielle Court Sandhurst 48 Galilee Drive Endeavour Hills 47 Thomas Mitchell Drive Hampton Park 76 Lesley Drive Cranbourne North 51 Westmoreland Avenue Hampton Park 4 The Ridge Cranbourne 1/64 Gipps Crescent Lynbrook 156 Paterson Drive Hampton Park 10 Anderson Close

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BARRY PLANT, HAMPTON PARK - 8787 8755 Hampton Park 5 Rimington Court Hampton Park 26 Cumberland Chase Endeavour Hills 175 James Cook Drive Unit 2 and 3/37 Somerville Road Hampton Park Hampton Park 26/20-22 Somerville Road Hampton Park 30 View Street Cranbourne 40 Everlasting Blvd

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HODGES CRANBOURNE - 5996 5993 Cranbourne 2/6 - 8 Murray Court Cranbourne 34 Strafford Avenue Cranbourne 12 Tongola Court Cranbourne 4 Wilam Court Lynbrook 9 Cobbler Grange Blind Bight 27 Anchorage Drive Cranbourne North 3 Fieldstone Crescent Langwarrin 50 Apple Berry Avenue Carrum Downs 68 Broderick Road

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LJ HOOKER, HAMPTON PARK – 9702 8388 Cranbourne East Cadillac Street Narre Warren 10 Song Street Hampton Park 56 Willow Drive Dandenong 2/15-19 Frederick Street

Fri 12.00-3.00 Sat & Sun 12.00-5.00 Sat 11.00 - 11.20 Sun 11.00 -11.20 Sat 11.00 - 11.30

LJ HOOKER, HAMPTON PARK – 9702 8388 Dandenong 3/15-19 Frederick Street Dandenong 6/113 Hammond Road Dandenong 8/113 Hammond Road Hampton Park 2 Bunya Place Lynbrook 11 Hasluck Crescent Hampton Park 43 Highland Avenue Hampton Park 24 Valley View Rise Narre Warren North 22 Montbrae Circuit Lynbrook 30 Aisbett Close Hampton Park 15 Horton Drive Hampton Park 2 Chiswick Court Lyndhurst 24 Locky Grove Cranbourne North 10 Danby Court Lyndhurst 7 Melington drive Narre Warren South 7 Sheffield Court Hallam 132 Hinrichsen Drive Endeavour Hills 11 Lawson Way Dioveton 3/13 Oak Avenue

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LJ HOOKER, CRANBOURNE – 5996 4777 Cranbourne East 3 Collison Road Cranbourne West 14 Linda Drive Cranbourne 3 Sottile Drive Clyde North 56 Selandra Blvd Cranbourne North 24 Denham Crescent

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THIS three years young home is in a quiet cul de sac location.

Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s approximately 21 squares of living with alfresco, three very large bedrooms, master with his and hers walk-in robes, large tiled ensuite with dual vanities and full width wet room shower.

The huge rumpus-sized family lounge area has floating timber flooring, a wellappointed kitchen with stainless steel appliances, dishwasher and double fridge space (plumbed for water).

Upmarket tapware and fixtures and fittings, three-phase refrigerated ducted cooling and reverse-cycle heating, C-Bus home automation lighting and sound control system, and structured cabling for internet etc.

The decked under roofline alfresco has built-in speakers, and thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a 5.56-metre garage with a six-metre wide auto door and rear access to yard.

An pproximately 650 square metre block completes the picture.

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This boutique village offers a selection of contemporary home designs from Leneeva Homes, Watersun Homes, East West Homes, Bourjon Builders, Cavalier Homes and Hometec.

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Land Sales Office Open 7 Days from 11am – 6pm Cnr Berwick-Cranbourne Rd & Clyde-Five Ways Rd, Clyde. (Mel Ref 134 J8)

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1300 666 808 LOUNGE SUITE, leather, 3 seater couch, 2 chairs, VGC. $500ono. 0408 201 707. Berwick.

ADVERTISERS please note that advertisements in this classification must be pre-paid.

MOBILITY SCOOTER, GC, with accessories, $1,200ono. Phone 0419 209 537.

BEACONSFIELD UPPER, 20 Albers Road, Saturday 22nd February, 8am-1pm, no early callers. Kids' and general items.

COUCH, electric, 3 piece, leather, hydraulic, 2x recliners, 1x 3 seater, cream, 2 years old, EC. $2,500. 0401 991 109.

for your accountant No job too small

NARRE WARREN, 44 Ireland Avenue, Saturday 22nd February, 8am-2pm.

Moving house, plus extras.

SPA, outdoor, portable, red cedar cabinet, 3 person, massage jets and lights, 12 months old, hardly used, 1730mm long x 1270mm wide x 830mm deep, ideal for limited space, patio, verandah, etc. Regretful sale. New: $5,000, sell: $3,300. 0409 762 809, 5941 4341.

TV CABINET, EC, 2 leadlight doors, 2 drawers, $250, phone 5941 2443 or 0400 129 761.

TOORADIN, 2 Makitti Close, Saturday 22nd February, 8am - 2pm.

Downsizing sale, 2 households. Household items, tools, electrical, boat, accessories. No early birds.

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SHEEP, 10 Suffolk ewes and one ram. $600. 0400 842 324.

MASSAGE THERAPISTS

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PORTABLE AC, Sterling, EC, minimal use, 1 year old, remote control included. $250. 9796 6766.

PAKENHAM, 2 Elizabeth Court, Saturday 22nd February, 8am-3pm. Huge sale! Don't miss out!

$37 metre

Call Heather 0408 992 812

DOMESTIC

SCOOTER, motorised, Shoprider, 4 wheels, Panther series, 12 months old, EC, books, spare key, extras, $1,600. 0402 429 317.

CLEANING SERVICES Alison's Home and Commercial Cleaning Service, ironing and general cleaning. Phone 0423 761 938.

IRONING Free pick up and delivery.

Prompt service.

Excellent quality.

Call Julie

9703 1616 0439 656 044

0 to year 10. Ph 9704 8515.

TUTOR MATHS AND ENGLISH Primary to year 10.

Experienced, teacher.

0438 589 063.

GARDEN /OUTDOOR ALL TREE WORKS Pruning, shaping, removals.

Mulching/sales, free quotes.

John 0401 623 500.

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

MUSIC LESSONS guitar - piano - keyboard bass - drums

6 5 E n t e r p r i s e Av e B e r w i c k V i c

Ph: 9769 9252 themusiccentreberwick.com.au

LvL 1/Unit 10, Cnr Northey & Sth Gippsland Hwy, Lynbrook

GUITAR OR UKE LESSONS

In your home or mine. 11 years to adult. WWC. Phone Russ: 5941-5130.

Pakenham and district.

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PEOPLE’S ADVOCATE Solve gas, electricity, utilities, telephone, housing problems. Credit card debt, financial issues etc.

Call Judy-Ann Steed 5968 1139

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PUBLIC NOTICES FREE CLEAN FILL, Wanted clean fill site, south eastern area.

Dams, gullies, paddocks, filled and levelled, no charge. Phone 0418 356 583.

PUBLIC NOTICES

Public Notice Narre Warren South sub area – Proposed Traffic Management Scheme

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5941 2516

The City of Casey is proposing a traffic management scheme in Berwick Springs Promenade, The Promenade, The Boulevard, Robinswood Parade (between The Promenade to Berwick Springs Promenade), The Esplanade, Ardblair Terrace and Southern Boulevard in the Narre Warren South sub area in order to improve road safety in this area.

This proposal is being put forward for public notice and comment. The treatments proposed involve installation of 10 flat top humps and 12 sets of speed humps; including all associated lighting, line marking and signage.

Plans of the proposal are also available on Council’s website under the ‘Current consultations’ heading at: http://www.casey.vic.gov.au/council/ advocacy-consultation/communityconsultation We invite those wishing to provide any comment regarding this proposal to do so before 11 March 2014.

If you require any further information, please contact Tom Carrie, Senior Traffic Engineer on 9705 5200 or send a letter to PO Box 1000, Narre Warren VIC 3805 in an envelope marked “Narre Warren South sub area proposed traffic management scheme”

PUPPY, English bull terrier, male purebred, born August 2, 2013, parents w i t h p a p e r s .

900008800673076. $800.

Ph: 5991 7529.

PUPPY, English bull terrier, male purebred, born August 2, 2013, parents w i t h p a p e r s .

900008800673070. $800.

Ph: 5991 7529.

MUSIC LESSONS ENROL NOW Teaching, Guitar, Bass, Piano, Keyboard, Drums, Flute, Sax, Clarinet & Vocal.

Ph: 8787 8599

31st January Deadline Call UK Chartered Accountant at www.integer-business.com on 1300 30 89 86 for free initial consultation.

PUBLIC NOTICES

Small breeds. 5996 5272.

MUSIC /INSTRUMENTS

B E R W I C K

SCHOOL TUITION

New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale.

It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identification number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice.

A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.

NEED UK TAX RETURN PREPARED?

GROOMING

The Music Centre

EDUCATION & TUITION

Full details are available at: www.casey.vic.gov.au/tenders

CHERYLS

BEST MASSAGE, experienced masseur, mobile or with studio, best prices.

Peter 0417 336 553.

All Ages & levels Welcome ENROL NOW!

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NARRE WARREN, 2 Western Way, Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd February, from 8am-4pm.

Moving house sale!

NARRE WARREN NORTH, 13 Fontaine Terrace, Saturday 22nd February, 8.30am - 4.30pm. Homewares, fashion, garden, jewellery, furniture, vintage goods, five HP mulcher, tyres, etc.

$35 Metre Pakenham, Berwick

Let me sort & record all the paperwork ready

Closes 12 March 2014

TAXATION /ACCOUNTING

PETS & SERVICES

I & G STUDD & SONS PTY LTD Ph: 5941 1880

MOBILITY SCOOTER, Prowler, 3410, dual battery, 4 pole, 110 amp, EC. $2,700ono. 0408 201 707.

Berwick.

RIDE ON MOWER, Iseki, SF230, front deck, 1.3m cut, 620 hours, as new. $10,500. 0429 176 947.

Delivered in 10 metre loads

Narre Warren, Cranbourne • Garden Pebbles • Mulch • Sleepers

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Screened, best quality, blended, suitable lawns and garden beds.

CRANBOURNE, 32 Bruce Street, Saturday 22nd February, 8am-1pm.

Furniture, garden items, disability aids, plants, clothes and much more.

TV, Transonic, 800cm x 530cm, DVD player, cassette recorder and player, NEC system. $150. 9790 5520 or 0415 291 224.

ENTERTAINMENT UNIT, stained pine/glass, GC. $180. 5941 9322.

TOP SOIL

LINE DANCE CLASSES, Thursday nights. Pakenham Bowls Club. 7pm.

Children welcome. Enquiries Brenda 0408 351 099.

SIDE TABLE, glass x 1 and coffee table glass x 1. $140. 9707 4402.

ARMCHAIRS, 2, with footstools, cream leather /maple timber, as new. $650 the pair. 5941 9322

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LOUNGE, 2 seater, dark green, GC. $150. 5941 9322.

REGISTRATION OF RATES CRUSHED ROCK PRODUCTS

Phone 9773 9574, 0412 816 518

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GRAB A GARAGE SALE SIGN PACK ONLY $10.00!

RUG, green, floral design, $60. 9707 4402.

DINING SETTING, glass table and 6 cushioned chairs, white gloss. $150ono. 0421 322 815.

5941 5790

Hypnotherapy Will change your life!!!

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0447 642 643 9702 1642

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LOUNGES, 2 x 2 seaters, pastel flower pattern, scatter cushions included, one large ottoman, EC $100ono. 9706 1510 or 0439 142 756.

$20 per m3 Can deliver up to 10m³ loads.

Delivery costs apply.

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CABINET, Timber, with leadlight. $120. Bernadette 0407 402 584.

Phone 5945 0600

$20 per m Can deliver up to 30m³ loads.

SCREENED TOP SOIL:

Having a Garage Sale

BED, medical, special needs, single, motorised, includes mattress, (Madison Kensington), great for elderly or disabled people, 12 months old, $1,600 ono. 0402 429 317.

BILLIARD TABLE, 8'x4', Monarch, slate base, had very little use, in perfect condition, cues, balls, accessories included. $1,500. 0418 338 899.

GARAGE SALES

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ASSORTED, 1x king solid oak timber bed frame, new price $2,800. 1 x king size Koil Chiro deluxe mattress, new price $3,900. Mattress is only a few months old since purchased new, will sell both for $3,600. Contact Sam 0438 211 261 or Tim 0419 294 653. Berwick.

HEATER, Kerosene, POD, glass in excellent condition. $200ono 0421 322 815.

MULCH

CONTRACT & TENDERS

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FOR SALE

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Mulch & Screened Top Soil Cardinia Waste & Recyclers are overstocked

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ARE YOU BI-CURIOUS, WHATEVER? Try sensual male body rub by attractive, friendly guy, 0402 640 397.

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3cm x 3cm box advert in the Berwick, Cranbourne or Pakenham News and a Garage Sale Sign Pack!

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The driving force behind the Relay for Life money drive gathered together at O.MY restaurant in Beaconsfield. Pictured from left are Elaine Thomson, Karen Rostagno, Tyson Bertoncello, Mitch Walton, Julie McKnight, Nic Tira, Karen Rycken, Lisa Westphal, and Picture: DANNY BUTTLER Tyler Newstead. 115152

IT WAS the biggest Relay for Life in Victoria last year and organisers hope their fund-raising efforts this time will ensure the legacy lives on.

The Casey Relay for Life is just around the corner and the committee has taken a different approach towards its money raising efforts this year.

As of 20 February, seven restaurants in Beaconsfield and Berwick, as well as one Melbourne-based bar, will add $1 to the end of all table bills.

This extra money will then go to the Casey Relay for Life, and subsequently the Cancer Council.

Relay for Life volunteer Rod O’Grady said a fellow committee member saw another charity interstate take the same approach and thought it was a

great idea.

Eighty One, Slippery Jacks, O.MY, Ambrosia, The Main, Four Figs, and the Belgium Beef Café - a popular Melbourne based restaurant - are all on board this money drive.

The money drive will run from 20 February until 27 February and Relay for Life volunteers are assuming a number of these restaurants visitors will most likely be involved with the fundraiser this March.

“We thought there was every chance that the people in these restaurants were likely to be involved in the Casey Relay for Life,” Mr O’Grady said.

Last year, the Casey Relay for Life raised more than $500,000.

Karen Ryken, who has been on the committee for nine years, said if the Casey Relay for Life

doesn’t raise this much again it’s still a huge success.

“The committee have worked extremely hard, and if we don’t get that total again it won’t be from lack of trying, she said.

“This is a really good opportunity for people to come together, raise some money and just walk.

“The Casey Relay for Life will take place at Akoonah Park in Berwick on 14 and 15 March with about 4000 people expected to turn out.

“It was the largest relay for life in Victoria and it’s only getting bigger,” said Mr O’Grady.

“The community as a whole have embraced this.”

“You would be hard pressed to find someone in the community who hasn’t been touched by cancer in some way.”

Council services under microscope THE City of Casey will be scrutinised by local residents and businesses in a survey being conducted by the State Government.

Some 400 ratepayers will be randomly selected from across Casey as part of the Community Satisfaction Survey.

The statewide telephone study is a tool used by the Victorian Government and councils each year to collect direct feedback from the community about council services.

Gembrook MP Brad Battin said Casey were among 67 Vic-

torian local councils participating in the survey this year.

“Survey respondents will be selected randomly and I encourage all those who do receive a phone call to take full advantage of this opportunity to share their opinion on their council’s performance,” he said.

“Community opinion is sought on four main areas: council’s overall performance, community consultation, advocacy and customer service.

“Casey and Cardinia will receive their individual survey report in May and the Statewide

Local Government Services Report will be made available at the Local Government Victoria website shortly thereafter,” he said.

The 2013 survey found that two-thirds of respondents enjoyed a council managed recreation facility, 43 per cent participated in community and cultural activities, 16 per cent used council family support services and 14 per cent relied on support for older residents.

More than half of people surveyed rated these services as average or better.

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NARRE Warren seniors celebrated Valentine’s Day on Wednesday 12 February. Members wrote Valentine messages and dropped them in a box.

Later, they were asked to pick a note from the box and share and enjoy the loving message.

The door prizes were won by Digger Griffiths, Cyril Gonsalvez, Rita Pratt and Inday Houghton. Bouquets of flowers with boxes of chocolates were also raffled and won by Cyril Gonsalvez, Noela Binns and Bev Holland. There was no entertainer for the event, so members were treated to a variety of jokes told by some of the senior’s usual jokers.

Fundraising friends HALLAM Friends of Red Cross is conducting fundraising at the Spring Square Shopping Centre, Hallam.

Look out for the Red Cross Calling banner on Tuesdays during March and dig deep to

support the many aid projects that Red Cross conducts locally and across the world.

Those who wish to assist the small hard working group of workers for Red Cross Australia can phone 9774 0194.

Kids’ classes ENDEAVOUR Hills Neighbourhood Centre is offering two great value classes for kids and parents - cooking on Thursdays and Zumba on Tuesdays. The classes are free with a $10 enrolment fee per family. Bookings essential, phone 9700 3789.

Learning community ECO Kids Early Learning Centre in Hampton Park is holding its family fun day and market this weekend and is urging the community to come along.

There will be a petting farm, face painting, badge making, sausage sizzle and market stalls including new and preloved clothing and handmade toys. The event will run from

9am to 1pm on Saturday 22 February at the centre located at 286 Pound Road, Hampton Park.

Entry is by gold coin donation, with all money raised from the day going to the World’s Greatest Shave. Stallholders can book a place by calling 8774 2262.

Chair exercise and chips HALLAM Senior Citizens Club holds a light chair exercise every Monday at 11am, followed by bingo at 1.30pm.

On Friday 28 February the group will head out for fish and chips at noon and afterwards will go to see The Book Thief at the cinema.

On Tuesday 25 March, the group will embark on a day tour through the Victoria Market and then have a casino lunch.

On 3 March bingo will start at 1pm. For further information about the club ring president Paul Lorenzo on 9703 1068, or secretary Dorothy Mickelson on 9796 7580.

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Clarke’s plan needs a football

By DAVID NAGEL IF honesty, integrity and a strong defensive mindset are the keys to success then expect Tooradin to be a big improver in 2014 under its new senior coach Andrew Clarke.

The Seagulls surprised many in 2012, when under coach Tom Hallinan they progressed to a preliminary final against Cranbourne. A horror run of injuries, the worst of any team in the competition, combined with momentary lapses in concentration and discipline, saw the Seagulls slip back to eighth last year with just five wins for the season.

Clarke has done his homework and has already identified certain areas where his young side can make steady improvement heading into his first season in charge.

“Discipline is definitely an area of improvement,” Clarke said.

“Last year the team gave away five 50-metre penalties per game and that’s a massive advantage to be giving away. It’s all about discipline and we need to address that all the way through training, making sure there are no lapses, so the message sinks in.”Clarke, 42, played the majority of his football with Pines in the Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League before moving to Sorrento in 2004, as an assistant-coach to Tony Blackford in a premiership winning year for the Sharks. He played in four premierships as a player with most of his 240 games played as a versatile defender who could drift forward or have a run in the midfield when needed.

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New Tooradin coach Andrew Clarke is looking for improved discipline and a strong defensive mindset from his young Seagulls Picture: DONNA OATES in 2014. 115188 sitions over the last five years; he coached Pearcedale reserves in 2009, took Pines reserves to a grand final in 2010, and then had a break before taking on the senior role at Mordialloc in 2012. Last year he coached the Seaford reserves to a one-point loss to Langwarrin in the Peninsula League grand final.

Clarke said the offer to coach Tooradin was an opportunity too good to pass up.

“To be honest, the kids are what excite me about Tooradin. I told the club initially that if they’re looking for someone to come in and take eight 30-year-olds to a premiership, they’ve got the wrong bloke. The majority of players on the list are 23 or under, in four years’ time we’ll have a mature, strong group that will play for five years together and hopefully enjoy sustained success.”

Clarke said if he can develop a

real understanding of the importance of defensive pressure to his group, and they communicate well as a team, then his job is almost done.

“I’m not interested in individual stats, I’m interested in players playing their role and applying constant defensive pressure,” he said.

“If you tackle, chase and pressurise, that results in turning the ball over quickly and you can use the ball in space going forward. There’s no point in having great game plans if you haven’t got the footy... if there’s no footy, there’s no game plan.

“I can promise our supporters we’ll be hard at the footy and always give a good account of ourselves.”

Clarke said another key focus would be to provide an opportunity for his young team to grow as leaders.

“It’s all about communication.

It doesn’t matter if you’re 16 or 66 or playing your first or 300th game, you have to be willing to communicate. I’m there to direct a style of play but at the end of the day the natural improvement will come from players telling players and being honest with each other. Players like Matthew Wade and Michael Hobbs still have plenty of football left in them and I’m going to challenge them to become high quality leaders.”

Clarke said the Seagulls had already signed two or three players and were close to signing others but, at this stage, didn’t think it right to release names.

The Seagulls kick off the home and away season with a home game against Hampton Park.

New space race wins THE recent move of his training operation from Warragul to Cranbourne is paying handsome dividends for Michael Hughes after a winning treble at Warragul last week.

The former Gippsland trainer dominated the second half of the eight-race program, with Apollo Thirteen, Call Me Bond and Atomic Horizon all recording impressive victories.

Described by his trainer as a laidback customer, Apollo Thirteen only appears to do the bare minimum in his races and, as such, it is hard to get a handle on just how good he might be.

However it is fair to say that both Hughes and members of the Curran Family Racing Group who own the gelding are delighted with his progress to date.

Apollo Thirteen will have his next outing in the final of the Provincial Cup at Melton on the Friday 21 February.

Later in the day the Curran Family and Hughes successfully combined again when Atomic Horizon ran right up to his recent good form to win the Healers Shack Pace.

Placed at his last two starts, Atomic Horizon produced a tough effort to sit outside the leaders before running away from Discrimination in a sub two-minute-mile rate.

Lightly raced three-year-old pacer Call Me Bond provided the middle peg of a big day for Hughes when he produced an outstanding come-from-behind run to win the Gippsland Media Centre 3YO Pace.

The son of Courage Under Fire and Life Of Gold settled toward the rear of the field from his wide

Nathan Jack and Call Me Bond gave Cranbourne-based trainer Michael Hughes the second leg of a winning treble at Warragul last week. draw and appeared to be almost out of contention when inconvenienced running into the first turn.

Given plenty of time to settle by reinsman Nathan Jack, Call Me Bond tracked into the race nicely

before launching an assault on the leaders from wide on the track on the home turn.

Call Me Bond has now won four of his nine career starts which would suggest he has a bright future.

Lachlan Madden has signed with the Houston Astros, trading his Gleneagles College classroom for the spotlight of Major League Baseball. 114974 Picture: JARROD POTTER

Astro boy hits the heights

By JARROD POTTER GLENEAGLES College can now boast a Major League Baseball player as an alumnus with Lachlan Madden signing.

A major league dream was brought a step closer to reality for Madden, with the 17-year-old pitcher becoming a Houston Astro.

Madden heads to Florida at the end of March for his first official training session.

As far as dreams go, Madden is pinching himself that his is starting to come true.

“It’s all I’ve ever dreamed of,” Madden said. “Completely stoked - it’s a good organisation and good for building players up in the minor leagues, so I’m very happy.”

The next challenge for Madden is to perform in the summer league season, stay fit and learn what it is to become a professional baseballer.

“Hopefully one day get out onto the big league mound and throw a few innings for the Houston Astros, hopefully at a packed house - that’s the dream,” Madden said.

“Just need to get my work in and learn how to play professional baseball, play every day of the week and learn to manage myself, so I’m pretty keen to get over for my first season.”

More on Madden’s signing with the Astros is available in this week’s edition of the Pakenham-Berwick Gazette.

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Battle won… but the war?

By RUSSELL BENNETT IF CARDINIA comes up against Tooradin in this season’s West Gippsland Cricket Association (WGCA) Premier finals series expect fireworks… big fireworks.

The Bulls remarkably, somehow, snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in their two-day clash against the Gulls over the weekend, losing their last five wickets for just 12 runs chasing Tooradin’s 6/263.

The star of the show for Tooradin - the super-competitive Ash Adams - finished with six wickets in his 21 overs on Sunday, including a hattrick to win the match for his side.

In remarkable scenes, as soon as he claimed big Lucas Plozza with his hat-trick ball, Adams turned and looked straight at a group of Cardinia supporters just over the boundary fence.

“I took off just to rub it in a little bit because there’s this one bloke who always sprays me,” Adams said with a smile from the scene of the Gulls’ triumph at Tooradin Rec Reserve on Monday afternoon.

“I love it… it makes me play better when they mouth off… they did it early when I didn’t get a caughtbehind and I lost it a little bit and got a bit upset but I can’t help myself when it’s the heat of the moment.

“There’s feeling in every close game but it all stays out in the middle.

“You have to play to win and you use anything to your advantage.

“The feeling is always there against Cardy because we’ve played them in big games.” Adams said.

Adams relishes the contest - it spurs him on.

“It’s always a good battle and I like it because it brings the best out of most blokes when you play tough games,” he said.

“I enjoy it when there’s something on the line. That was like a finals-like game, the way the pressure was out there.”

Adams was still trying on Monday to come to grips with his side’s great escape - dismissing the Bulls for 256 in their chase - when Tooradin cricket’s father figure, and

club icon, Barry Freeman arrived.

“Just imagine if Barf (Neil Barfuss) or (Simon) Parrott got going we’d be done,” Freeman said.

“I actually thought we were 50 or 60 short in the first innings - 260odd in 80 overs is gettable.”

When the Bulls were sitting on 5/243 with plenty of overs left on Sunday to get the remaining 21 runs needed, all hope the Gulls had of victory was - essentially - lost.

“I was fielding at long-on and talking to the boys on the fence,” Adams recalled.

“We said we just had to fight it out because there’s a fair chance we’d play them again in finals so we didn’t just want to give in and hand it (the win) to them.

“We just had to keep going.”

After nearly snaring a hat-trick in his first spell, Adams was again given the ball in the final overs of the Bulls innings.

His task was to somehow remove Cardinia skipper John Nooy (110) or keeper-batsman Luke Turner (92), who combined for a 134-run

sixth-wicket stand. He dismissed both.

“We knew that if we could just get Turner out somebody else would have to try and get the runs because Johnny Nooy wasn’t hitting them over the infield, he was just nudging them around and we thought we could build a bit of pressure,” Adams said.

“We got Nooy out and we got the next one first ball.

“From there it all just happened so fast.”

Adams’ hat-trick came with his final three deliveries - to Turner, Dean Henwood and Plozza. Each one picked out a Tooradin fielder.

He knows there’s a big chance Tooradin and Cardinia will face off again before the season is over, so while the Gulls won the battle on the weekend, they haven’t yet won the war.

See page 62 for more on the astonishing finish to the Seagulls’ game against the Bulls, plus all the rest of the Premier round action.

Victorian Premier Cricket - round 17 (week one)

Taking a Wade in the shallow end

By JARROD POTTER THE best efforts of former Australian Test wicketkeeper Matt Wade (73) wasn’t enough to drag Casey-South Melbourne (199) into a position of power against Frankston Peninsula (2/42).

After the openers came and went without greatly troubling the scorers, younger tweaking all-rounder Lachlan Sperling (35) was joined at the crease by the Victorian captain and the pair added 105 for the third stand.

THE pairing was broken

by Jake Wood (3/45) before Chris Hall (28) guided the last few batsmen to help post 199.

Not content with his runs alone, Wade (1/5) rolled his arm over and found Michael McClean (19) trapped in front before affecting the run-

out of Sam Wise (12) to finish the day on an all-round high.

DANDENONG Dandenong Panthers posted their best effort of the new year, storming to 297 on the back of a Mick Sweeney (100) ton.

Coming in at number eight, Sweeney posted his first triple-figure score in Victorian Premier Cricket including 14 boundaries and two sixes - to smash aside Northcote on day one of their round 17 clash. Tom Donnell (46) and James Wilcock (43) also performed well with the blade.

Northcote (4/82) started its chase strongly with Marcus Stoinis (61) getting the ball rolling before James Nanopoulos (2/17) claimed the Melbourne Stars’ allrounder and brought advantage back to the Panthers.

Matt Wade posted a half-century for Casey-South Melbourne in its clash against Picture: JARROD POTTER Frankston-Peninsula. 114977

Tooradin seamer Ash Adams took his second career hat-trick on Sunday in a thrilling win over Cardinia. 115189 Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT

DDCA SCORES TURF 1 Buckley Ridges 241 (S. Fonceca 69, D. Haasbroek 35, P. Rudd 28, T. D’souza 5/88, S. Bell 2/35) d Parkfield 51 (L. Fletcher 6/23, W. Nicholas 3/15) and 2/86 (J. Jones 30*).

Springvale South 8/245(cc) (R. Kellepotha 113*, M. Forsyth 28*, J. Sketcher 25, M. Amin 2/24, J. Andersen 2/47, M. De Kauwe 2/60) d North Dandenong 167 (J. Andersen 54*, C. McCartney 36, A. Morrison 3/29, C. Slocombe 2/9, N. King 2/22, Y. Kumara 2/53).

Hallam Kalora Park 215 (B. Hillard 54, R. Hillard 43, L. Byron 26, J Davis 4/44, M. Davies 3/53, P. Stockdale 2/37) d Heinz Southern Districts 153 (M. Cox 52, M. Davies 37, C. Wilson 4/53, L. Brown 3/30).

Mordialloc 193 (D. Mapa Ralalage 47, M. Perera 43, T. Grayling 34, C. Athukorala 28, J. Goodes 4/41, R. Crawford 2/50) d Berwick 164 (G. Wills 74, M. Perera 4/38, C. Athukorala 3/43, L. Bence 2/15).

Coomoora 153 (P. Hill 43*, R. Pankhania 30, P. Liyanagamage 3/40, J. Straker 3/45) d Narre Warren 152 (S. Van Dam 39, R. Johnston 5/44, J. Hawke 2/18, C. Konings 2/21).

Dandenong West 8/284(cc) (A. Mason 50*, M. Fielding 50, W. Ghauri 45, G. Siwes 35, S. Weir, 28, J. Stanton 25, T. Lakshita 4/55, L. Mara 2/78) d Lyndale 150 (R. Ingram 36, W. Ghauri 5/21, A. Harry 2/19, P. Atkinson 2/49).

TURF 2 Hampton Park 146 (M. Brooks 51, J. Langham 40, A. Motupalli 3/24, J. Hennigan 3/29) and 3/43(cc) d Keysborough 96 (A. Peters 41, H. Singh 7/27).

Narre South 109 (K. Dickson 37, N. Pulham 4/34, S. Ryan 3/16, J. Dowling 2/28) d Narre North 85 (A. Najibi 3/19, A. Douglas 2/20, Z. Azhar 2/36) and 2/83 (J. Tonna 55*).

Silverton 224 (P. Rodrigo 63, C. Walker 62, D. Nanayakkara 26, D. Rowe 3/14, S. Warner 3/40, R. Dougherty 3/81) d Parkdale 100 (A. Reid 44, A. Hockin 27, S. Ferreira 5/18, K. Smart 3/29, A. Sabljak 2/13) and 5/72 (J. Ryan 2/8).

Southern Pirates 190 (J. Brohier 54, N. Kumar 41, J. Dale 5/26, G. Sameera 2/54) and 3/90 (J. Brohier 40*, R. Kumara 3/42) d Fountain Gate 97 (J. Dale 32, J. Brohier 5/14, B. Vantwest 2/7) and 6/182(dec) (D. Lucas 43*, J. Mirranay 42, B. Guthrie 38*, J. Dale 27, J. Brohier 2/34, V. Damodaran 2/43).

Cranbourne 215 (B. Maroney 80, F. Payenda 44, J. Ryan 5/33, J. Kari 2/28, R. Prudham 2/52) and 0/29 d St Mary’s 103 (D. Sirwardena 30, B. Wood 2/12, F. Payenda 2/25, C. Kelly 2/32).

St Brigid’s/St Louis 6/228(dec) (L. Harris 55, J. Heys 54*, M. Jamieson 44, R. Stringer 26, S. White 3/68, N. Wilson 2/72) d Doveton 126 (R. Turner 51, A. Macquire 8/43) and 1/77 (R. Pearson 49, R. Turner 26*).

Shield raised for victory RAISING the Neil Wright Shield for the ninth time, the Dandenong District Cricket Association’s (DDCA) Under 21 squad defeated the Eastern Cricket Association in the grand final on Sunday.

The Eastern Cricket Association was restricted to 104 after Berwick’s Tanner Stanton (4/25), Narre Warren’s Nick Shirt (2/16) and Hallam Kalora Park spearhead Jordan Hammond (2/18) ran through the batting card on the cheap.

The reply was anchored by Hallam Kalora Park’s Ben Hillard (59 not out), and Parkfield’s Jack Jones (22) as the association cantered home to win by five wickets.

This is the ninth time that the DDCA has won this competition and the fourth time in the past six years.

The 13 players that represented the DDCA in the grand final were Corey Bevan and Tanner Stanton, Jye Driscoll (13th man) (Berwick), Jordan Cleland 1117561-14

QUIZ NUMBER 1241 1. WHO achieved a place in sporting infamy when she stopped rowing at the 2004 Olympics?

2. IN which event did Cathy Freeman win gold at the 2000 Olympics?

3. WHICH Aussie golfer was runner-up to Jack Nicklaus in both the US Masters and US Open in 1972?

4. WHAT nationality is former World Cup soccer star Franz Beckenbauer?

5. WHICH cricketer recently hit his 100th first class hundred?

6. WHAT sport featured in the movie ‘Field of Dreams’?

7. WHAT rules, drawn up in the 1800s, form the basis of modern boxing?

8. AT which Olympic Games did Australia march behind the International Olympic Committee flag?

9. WHO won the first Miracle Mile?

10. WHO did Seattle thrash in the 2014 Super Bowl?

11. WHICH racetrack annually stages the AJC Champagne Stakes?

12. WHICH father and son combination have both won Australian iron man titles?

13. WHO was the youngest cricketer to play for England?

14. WHAT is the length of an Olympic swimming pool?

15. WHICH horse won the Melbourne Cup in 1968 and 1969?

16. WHICH Australian cycling champion died in a road race in 1958?

17. WHO beat Greg Norman in a play-off for the 1984 US Open golf title?

18. WHICH cricket playing nation didn’t win a Test between 1929 and 1955?

19. AT how many Olympic Games has Australia failed to win a medal?

20. IN yachting, what is a spinnaker?

The DDCA Under 21 team celebrates winning the Neil Wright Shield on Sunday.

(Cranbourne), Jordan Hammond, Ben Hillard and Ryan Hillard (Hallam Kalora Park), Mitchell Shirt and Nick Shirt (Narre Warren), Jack Jones (Parkfield), DDCA Under 21 captain Nathan King, Dylan Quirk and Ryan Quirk (Springvale South).

Thanks from the association went out to Under 21 Coach Peter Lindsay, his assistant Greg Siwes and DDCA scorer Steve Richards, while also acknowledg-

ing the hard work of the City of Greater Dandenong for providing the venue for the grand final and preparing the wicket and to the Keysborough Cricket Club for hosting the event.

The association also thanks the input of the three players who represented the league throughout the season - Dandenong West’s Walid Ghauri, Hallam Kalora Park’s Mitchell Cox and Mordialloc’s Tim Wighton.

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Some short-lived success

By RUSSELL BENNETT THE West Gippsland Cricket Association has had a mixed start to its 2014 Country Week campaign, knocking off local rivals Warragul and District at Casey Fields on Monday but going down to Sunraysia in Werribee the following day.

The WDCA won the toss and elected to bowl on the slow turf wicket of the Casey Fields #4 ground in game one, and the decision reaped almost immediate dividends with Warriors openers - and regular Pakenham combination Chris Smith (15) and Russ Lehman (11) both falling cheaply.

The WGCA had a challenge ahead to rebound from a slow start in its first 15 overs but Jason Williams (27), Simon Parrott (40 not out) and skipper Cal O’Hare (65 not out) stepped up to the plate beautifully.

The Warriors selectors made a point of picking a side exceptionally deep in all-around talent, with plenty of firepower still in the sheds after 50 overs.

But the WDCA attack kept it tight, as Gamini Kumara (1/31), Dale Weller (1/17) and teenage sensation Sam Batson (1/36) led the way.

Defending 176 for victory, the Warriors burst out of the gates thanks to the devastating opening

partnership of Jarrod Armitage (2/22) and Kyle Brooke (2/21).

They each took two wickets as the WDCA collapsed to be 4/15.

All-rounder Kumara (46) also impressed with the willow, while skipper Daniel Hamilton scored a valuable 26.

But O’Hare was deadly with ball-in-hand, finishing with 4/26 and claiming man of the match honours for his brilliant all-round effort.

Ben Parrott made his Country Week debut for the Warriors - playing alongside dad Simon for the first two matches of the week before Brent Murdoch joined the side.

Sunraysia set the Warriors a target of 241 to win game two, but despite a strong start to the WGCA’s chase - at one stage 1/100 - they went down by 39 runs.

Lehman made a strong half-century at the top of the order for the Warriors, while Williams and Chris Smith also stood tall with the bat.

Armitage, Brooke and O’Hare meanwhile - continued their bowling form.

At the time of going to print, the Warriors were about to begin their third game of the Country Week carnival, against Wangaratta at Elsternwick Park.

Clyde star Kyle Brooke was in great touch with the ball for the WGCA Warriors in their first Country Week clash Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS on Monday. 114898

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Bulls bashed in bizarre win

By RUSSELL BENNETT

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WHILE Tooradin seamer Ash Adams rates last year’s premiership triumph over Merinda Park as the best win he’s ever been involved in, the Seagulls’ remarkable victory over the Bulls on the weekend is definitely the most bizarre.

The two-dayer - over Saturday and Sunday due to the Country Week carnival - started with Tooradin winning the toss and electing to bat.

The Gulls struggled early, slumping to 4/36 before a massive 191-stand between star allrounder Cal O’Hare (113 not out) and up-andcoming youngster Andrew Proctor (96) salvaged the innings.

The side ultimately reached 6/263 in the 80 overs but struggled to score at a run a ball over the final 10.

Cardinia’s chase the next day started promisingly with a half-century stand between the Nooys - Alex (17) and John (110).

Despite a pair of uncharacteristically low scores from run machines Neil Barfuss (3) and Simon Parrott (7), the Bulls innings was kept on track by a huge stand between the skipper and Luke Turner (92).

At 5/110 they were in trouble, but at 6/244 they looked home.

That is until Adams (6/52) came back on to bowl.

He made a mess of the Bulls’ lower order as the side crumbled for 256.

He came away with a memorable hat-trick in the final three balls of the innings, securing an astonishing win for a Tooradin side still without two of its biggest stars - Aaron Avery and Tom Hussey.

For the 25-year-old Adams - who gave cricket away at the end of last year after playing his role in Tooradin’s premiership side - an appetite for more grand final glory remains.

O’Hare tasked him with winning his place back in the Gulls’ Premier side earlier this season - it was far from assured.

But Adams thinks it was the rocket he needed to perform.

The scenes at Tooradin on Sunday were simply astonishing and Adams said he hadn’t seen as many people in the rooms since last year’s grand final.

And the focus has now returned to trying to

Kooweerup's Paul Bright flicks gracefully through mid-wicket on his way to a brilliant century against Upper Beaconsfield on Saturday. 114991 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS get that atmosphere back again.

At Mountain Reserve in Cockatoo, Merinda Park recovered from a disastrous 3/8 start to post 236 on a bowler-friendly wicket against Emerald.

Jess Mathers was the star of the show for the Cobras, posting a rapid-fire 87.

But fans will already have one eye on Merinda Park’s cut-throat final round blockbuster against Cardinia in two weeks’ time.

PREMIER Kooweerup 8/277(cc) (P. Bright 112, C. O’Hara 100, T. Tyrrell 4/51, J. Simpson 3/38) v Upper Beaconsfield.

Tooradin 6/263(cc) (C. O’Hare 113*, A. Proctor 96, D. Henwood 3/26, N. Barfuss 2/65) d Cardinia 256 (J. Nooy 110, L. Turner 92, A. Adams 6/52 (Inc hat-trick), B. Adams 3/59).

Pakenham 3/88 (R. Lehman 43, T. Carey 2/42) d Pak. Upper/Toomuc 82 (J. Williams 3/7, J. Hayhow 2/18, D. Paynter 2/26).

Emerald v Merinda Park 236 (J. Mathers 87, D. Cuthbertson 32, C. Boswell 27*, S. Mathers 25, N. Bownds 5/55, D. Hellriegel 2/31, C. Marsh 2/49).

DISTRICT NNG/Maryknoll 3/58 (J. Lownds 36*, M. Floyd 3/12) v Devon Meadows 189 (S. Robinson 40, K. Salerno 27, S. Somers 4/51, A. Van Strijp 2/13).

Cranbourne Meadows 1/176 (S. Murdoch 104, L. Murdoch 57*) v Catani 164 (R. Coupe 43, B. Ahern 41, C. Guinane 4/32, S. Murdoch 2/32).

Beaconsfield 2/61 v Clyde 162 (P. Lawson 33, J. AbouJaber 31, N. Sadler 31). Lyndhurst Vikings 2/74 (J. Hameeteman 45, T. Roscoe 2/4) v SFX Old Collegians 148 (C. Shepherdson 40, J. Hargreaves 27, T. Sheperdson 27, M. Asim 4/25, J. Fitzgerald 3/25).

SUB-DISTRICT Cardinia 240 (T. Wheller 59, T. Wheller 52*, R. Campbell 39, B. Remy 30, T. Lehman 5/59, S. Mitchell 5/99) v Pakenham 3/73 (S. Webster 40).

Lang Lang 3/116 (S. Baker 66*) v Nyora 123 (D. Morrison 38, J. Dixon 26, A. Tagliaferro 25, C. Adderley 3/10, W. Wykes 2/24, S. Cole 2/29).

Upper Beaconsfield v Officer 5/502(cc) (B. Nielsen 145, S. Dillon 119, P. Singh 74, B. Reid 62, B. McHugh 40*, J. Parnall 36, D. Yawney 2/71).

Clyde 72 (T. Lenders 9/29) v Tooradin 9/196 (J. Thompson 54, L. Adams 49, C. Blair 3/21).

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Olive standing tall in sandbelt

By JARROD POTTER DANDENONG Club Bowls Club member Olive Harris earned herself an impressive bowls title this week - as she is now known as a regional bowls champion of champions.

Travelling around to Clayton, Hampton and Melbourne Bowls Clubs, Harris, from Endeavour Hills, swept the field of 42 clubs to stand tall as the region’s finest bowler.

Harris won her five matches and earned the title of Bowls Victoria Sandbelt Region champion of champions.

In the final held on Wednesday, Harris easily bested Desiree Macauley from Caulfield Park/Alma Bowls Club to take the championship with a 25-11 victory.

Harris said she felt lucky to take the win, but was pleased to now have the title of champion of champions on her bowling achievements list.

“I think I was just lucky there when she couldn’t grab her weight - I was lucky, but it was nice,” Harris said.

Her next big challenge will be in Bendigo in April to play all the other regional bowls champion of champions’ winners from around the state in a test to become Victoria’s supreme bowls maestro for 2014.

“I think I’ll come up with some tough opposition, I think the other side of town has a lot of good players too,” Harris said.

Harris has won the club’s competition singles back-to-back.

Dandenong Club Bowls Club secretary Carol Coshutt said the win was an outstanding success for Olive and made the club exceptionally delighted.

“We’re very proud of her and it’s a great achievement for her and recognition for our club as well,” Coshutt said.

Dandenong City players and committee members were thrilled to see City receive its licence to play in the Victorian National Picture: JARROD POTTER Premier League. 114973

We’re in and we’re rapt

By JARROD POTTER

Showcasing some of her champion of champions tournament-winning skills, Dandenong Club Bowls Club member Olive Harris earned her spot in a state-wide tournament after winning her way through the Sandbelt region. 114975 Pictures: JARROD POTTER

ONLY 10 days before applications were due Dandenong City Soccer Club had not decided if it wanted to pursue a National Premier League (NPL) licence. After putting in countless hours to get the license bid and application completed, the club placed its name on the list of potential licensee and had to wait for the news. Last week the potential concept turned into a tangible NPL license - with Football Federation Victoria granting Dandenong City its licence and ability to make its mark in the inaugural competition this season.

Dandenong City’s senior men’s team will feature in NPL 1 - the second tier of the NPL structure - and square off against other local sides Kingston City and Springvale White Eagles and fight for promotion to the NPL. Club president George Sabljak said the club was thrilled to play in the premier competition and for the entirety of the structure - from under-12 juniors through to senior men and women - being a priority for developing future Australian soccer stars.

“We are extremely rapt, it was a very exhausting procedure with very little time and we really didn’t know whether we’d be successful or not but we were pretty ecstatic when we finally announced that we were one

of the successful licensees,” Sabljak said.”It’s important - not many people are aware that soccer is the most participated sport in the country, bigger than Aussie rules and NRL together - and what we see the NPL is able to do is to continue on with that pathway and produce successful Kewells, Vidukas and guys like that.”

The club is interested in maintain an FFV State Leagues and junior presence outside of the NPL model and was unsure whether the NPL teams would maintain the Dandenong City name or if it would be entered under a new title.

“Absolutely if there’s enough demand for me then we will (have a community model club),” Sabljak said.

“We can’t single out kids that don’t want to play in the NPL. “We’re still deciding whether we keep the community club as Dandenong City Soccer Club and enter the NPL with a new name but that’s yet to be determined.”

The club is also projecting a record number of junior players after 200 kids attended Dandenong City’s first junior training session for the year. Any interested kids are welcome to attend training on Wednesday and Friday nights, starting 6.30pm sharp at Frank Holohan Reserve, Baden Powell Drive, Endeavour Hills.

All aboard for big games CRANBOURNE RSL BOWLS HISTORY was made at the Cranbourne RSL bowls club with the Division Eight side qualifying for finals in its first season in the competition.

Big games are still to come but pennants can’t be won unless teams make the top four. Division Two boarded the bus for the big trip down town to Richmond Union. The spirits were high, the bus trip was great, unfortunately the third-placed Richmond Union proved too good on the day.

Ron Hansen’s team again had the only winning rink, scoring by seven shots.

Richmond Union 110 d Cranbourne RSL 75 Ron Hansen 25-18, Walter Brannan 25-27, Wally Ballard 14-26 and Mal Watkinson 11-39.

Division five is back on the winning list with a good win over Burden Park, George Whyte’s team leading the way with a big win by 18 shots.

Cranbourne RSL 85 d Burden Park 61 George Whyte 27-9, Murray Bulte 20-17, Doug Ambrose 21-18 and Jack Hosie 17-17.

Division eight only just lost to the top side Edithvale with Maree Hodges team nearly getting the side home with a four-shot win on her rink.

Unfortunately, Percy Leake just went down and the team lost by only three shots. The team will play Edithvale again in two weeks.

Edithvale 38 d Cranbourne RSL 35 Maree Hodges 20-16 and Percy Leake 15-22.

CRANBOURNE BOWLS Cranbourne’s Division One side fired on all cylinders on Saturday, handing Mulgrave Country Club a 46 shot thumping in a fine team performance. The round 17 clash proved a great result 1117566-14

QUIZ NUMBER 1241 ANSWERS: 1. Sally Robbins 2. The 400 metres 3.

Bruce Crampton 4. German 5. Sachin Tendulkar 6.

Baseball 7. Queensberry Rules 8. Moscow in 1980 9.

Robin Dundee 10. Denver 11. Randwick 12. Hayden and Grant Kenny 13. Brian Close 14. 50 metres 15. Rain Lover 16. Russell Mockridge 17. Fuzzy Zoeller 18. New Zealand 19. One - St Louis in 1904. 20. A sail

for Cranbourne with all four rinks taking maximum points at home.

The big winning rink, with 20 shots up, was the team of Stan Myers, Rob Reid, Ian Barrenger and skip Peter Colthup. In Division Two, ladder leaders Clayton (2) were too strong at Clayton’s home ground against Cranbourne (2) winning by 33 shots.

In the other Division Two match the Cranny (3) team was narrowly defeated by the Clayton (3) side by two shots in a thrilling game at home.

Division Four saw a great performance by Garry Farrington and his rink, winning by 15 shots which was the difference between the two sides with Cranbourne defeating Chelsea by that exact margin. Division Six struggled to a 25 shot loss against Mulgrave Country Club. The result finished off a tough day for Cranbourne with the rink of Scott De Piazza the only winner, one shot up.

RESULTS: Cranbourne Div (1) 106 d Mulgrave Country Club 60 R. Travica 31/18, L. Quigg 23/18, P. Colthup 28/18 and D. Boggie 24/16.

Clayton (2) 105 d Cranbourne 2 side Div (2) 72 N. Fell 20/26, J. Mulder 12/36, F. Helle 24/25 and G. Hunt 16/18.

Clayton (3) 72 d Cranbourne 3 side Div (2) 70 Y. Collins 11/24, C. Wright 18/12, K. Bowler 17/17 and T. Whalley 24/19.

Cranbourne 4 side Div (4) 87 d Chelsea 72 S. Burnett 25/20, M. Boltong 16/23, G. Farrington 28/13 and R. Roscoe 18/16.

Mulgrave Country Club 89 d Cranbourne 5 side Div (6) 64.

B. Grigg 17/20, R. Gye 17/26, S. De Piazza 19/18 and S. Gardner 11/25.

The Cranbourne RSL division two side arrives at Richmond Union for Saturday’s big pennant clash, from left, Barry Graham, Jesus Carretero, Ray Chapman, Mel Cassano, Walter Brannan, Steve Hickson, Fred Scicluna, Paul Males, Ken Walker, John Vowles, Ken Hocking, Wally Ballard, Ricky Crawford, Mal Watkinson, Ron Hansen and Bill Bradbury.

Peninsula-Casey Region Finals (Women) A great day for the ladies triples team with a win over Dromana by four shots.

The Cranbourne team consisted of Maree Taylor, Sandra Mueller and Isobel Partington with the final scores Cranbourne 15 to Dromana 11.

MIDWEEK PENNANT LADIES Ladies Singles Club Champion for the 2013/14 season is Isobel Partington and the Pairs Club Champions are Barbara Fulton and Lyn Whalley.

Unfortunately Isobel was not successful in the Champion of Champions however Barbara and Lyn made the grand final of their group but fell at the last hurdle.

Cranbourne Ladies first side had a close tussle against Doncaster at home going down by only three shots, with Yvonne van der Wees skipping the only winning rink. Doncaster 58 d Cranbourne 55 Y. Vander Wees 21/20, F. Farrell 16/ 20 and I. Partington 18/18.

The ladies second side had a good win away from home at Waverley Golf by nine shots. Two rinks were up with Brenda DE Lisle’s rink up by six shots and Cheryl Wrights up by four.

Cranbourne 70 defeated Waverley Golf 61 C. Wright 24/30, I. Smith 22/23 and B. De Lisle 24/18.

MIDWEEK OPEN PENNANT The final round of the home and away season was completed on Tuesday with the first open side being the only team to make the finals.

Their final game was against the Dandenong Club at home and all rinks were successful. The team can now look forward to the finals later on this month.

Best winning rink was skipped by Lesley Mulder with Stan Myers, Harry VanSoest and Gerry Dudink winning by 28 shots.

Cranbourne 81 d Dandenong Club 40 L. Mulder 36/8, K. Fulton 25/15 and M. Boltong 20/17.

Cranbourne second open side was beaten at Hampton Park by 13 shots.

The only winning rink was skipped by Tom Bonney.

Hampton Park 65 d Cranbourne 52 S. De Piazza 16/22, L. Coate 12/31 and T. Bonney 24/12.

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Autoweld RUNABOUT, Savage Scorpion, 5m, 2004, 75HP Mercury motor, Mackay trailer, sounder, VHF radio, bimini canopy, EC. $16,900. 0408 177 727.

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CAMPER TRAILER, Jayco, Finch, comes with all the trimmings, 3 way fridge, full gas stove with oven, full awnings, TV ariel, sleeps 5, VGC. $12,000ono. 9702 2265.

CAMPER TRAILER, Camel, 2013, off road, walk in QS bed, stainless steel kitchen, 2x4.5 gas bottles, 75 litre water tank, gazebo, electric brakes.

Almost brand new. $21,000. 0407 859 685.

Calls only after 7pm.

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JAYCO, Caravan, 1986, model 1665, double bed, with collapsible table to make 2nd double bed, gas oven, new Dometic fridge installed 2009, roll out fitted annexe, installed 2009. $9,000. Phone: 0430 484 592, 9754 2742.

JAYCO, Starcraft, 1999, 14ft, twin beds, rear door, immaculate, 3 new tyres, awning, annexe. $15,000.

Phone 0400 158 252 after 4pm. Berwick.

JAYCO, Swan, 2006, bagged awning, bed flys, 5 bike rack, level riders, hardly used, easy to tow, EC. $16,000ono. 0402 741 395.

JAYCO Freedom, poptop 2001, front kitchen, pull out pantry, drawers under hotplate, extra large dining area, separate lounge, single beds, roll out awning, this van is fully equipped with many extras, very good condition, stored in garage, suit falcon or commodore, reduced for quick sale, $17,500.

Berwick. 9707 1312

MERCEDES BENZ, Sprinter, 2005, new fit-out, turbo diesel, double bed, LED TV, DVD, 90L 3 way-fridge, microwave, rollout awning, gas hotplate, plenty of cupboard storage, shower and toilet, gas hotwater service, 260L fresh water, RWC, reg BOSNA. $54,000ono.

0418 319 877. Nar Nar Goon.

SLIDE-ON CAMPER, Millard, just pull up, hop in and start camping. Ideal for quick weekends or family holidays, allows towing, suits most one tonne utilities, detachable under storage box for lower cabins, sleeps 2 adults, 2 children, 4 seat booth dining, pantry, closet, cupboards, shelves, drawers, friendly kitchen with 3-way fridge, gas cooking, ample sink and bench space, tank and mains water, 12 /240V lighting and power, house battery, vented skylight, thermo insulated, new mattress, annexe attachments, mount in 15 minutes, VGC. $10,475neg. 5940 1165.

SUPREME, Getaway, 2006, 14'x7', poptop, single beds, offroad, front kitchen, awning, fridge, grill, stove, microwave, VGC, reg until 07/14, toolbox, boot, more. $31,500 regretful sale. 9700 7931.

MOWING TRAILER, 7' x 5', near new, custom made, EC, registered, $3,900. 0411 295 211.

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MAZDA 6, sedan, auto, 4 cylinder, AC, airbags, ABS, alloys, CC, power windows, CD player, full service Mazda history with book from new, EC throughout, QTU-251, $7,750. 9703 1630, 0408 009 351.

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FORD. Fairmont, EL, wagon, 6 cylinder, 4 speed auto, with cargo barrier, power windows, mags, tow bar, cruise and climate control, fully serviced and tuned, vin # 6FPAAAJGWANL41974, EC. $1,200. 0408 482 012.

FORD, Laser, 2000, hatch, 1.8L, auto, 207,368kms, reg to 08/14, RWC, ZRY-279, $4,000.

5998 5365.

FORD, Falcon BF, sedan, straight gas, auto, 150,000kms, 12 months reg, RWC, UOW-087. $7,000ono. 5942 7232.

0427 302 233.

ONSITE CARAVAN, with permanent annexe, at Shallow Inlet, sleeps up to eight, two sets of bunks, QS bed and sofa bed, couch, TV, microwave, fridge, oven, garden shed, walking distance to beach, playground for kids, everything you need for a great family holiday. $9,500. 0418 139 946.

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HOLDEN, Berlina, VZ 2006, black, auto, 4 speed, sedan, 167,237 kms, PDW 18 inch rims, CC, 6 cyl, 3.6L petrol, rear park assist, airbags, towbar, electric and tinted windows, sound system with Panasonic touch screen head unit, 2 x 12 inch kicker subs, amp, 6 x speakers, iPod connectivity, interior EC, black/grey.

Need to upgrade to a trade vehicle due to work commitments. Vehicle is in EC, been driven responsibly and has been serviced regularly. New number plates will be supplied as personalised plates 'RHYZ' will not be transferred on sale. Reg expires 17/05/14. RWC will be supplied. $12,000ono. All enquiries Mob: 0418 274 312.

HOLDEN, Commodore, VYSS 2002 auto, silver, reg Jan 2015, RWC, 156,470+kms, GC, TXY-857. $10,000ono.

PH:0401 064 364. Narre Warren South.

HOLDEN, Jackaroo, 3.0 turbo diesel, 250,000kms, GC, reg September 2014, service manual and history, bullbar, Hayman Reese towbar, engine immobiliser, tinted windows, dual batteries, no RWC, PBB-264. $3,000. Phone 5941 3225.

HONDA, CRV Sports wagon, 2005, reg to 8/14, auto, CC, central locking, PS, AC, electric windows, mirrors and sunroof, immobiliser and alarm, CD /radio, EC, with RWC, TRR-316. $15,500. Phone 0433 904 488. Drouin.

HYUNDAI, Getz, 2006, red, 3 door, manual, 1.6, AC, PS, one owner, 39,000kms, reg and RWC plus extras, UOY-653. $6,000. 0409 178 192, Drouin.

NISSAN, Pulsar Q, 5 speed, AC, PS, 2L fuel injected, 4 door hatch, VIN # 6F4FJN14MOE19119, EC. $2,400. 0408 482 012.

SUZUKI, Alto, 2013, 3 cylinder, manual, hatchback, glistening grey, tinted windows, ZUN-620. $9,900ono. 0432 599 420.

TOYOTA, Camry, 1996, auto, green, GC, AC, reg until 06/14, MWX-817. $2,200. 0413 479 244.

TOYOTA, Corolla Seca, 1992, GC, auto, unregistered, Vin 67164AE 9409629960. $550ono.

0488 606 616.

TOYOTA, Cressida Grande, 1991, 260,000kms, no RWC, blown head gasket, ELR-714. $700ono. 9787 1155.

MOTORCYCLES HONDA, Scooter, Forza 250, 35,713kms, VGC, 12 months reg, RWC, DS-273. $4,000ono. 0402 457 516.

KTM, Exc 400, 2011 model, 4400kms, rec reg, bush ridden only, regular maintenance, excellent condition, as new. including $1,000 of riding gear plus spare parts, $6,700. ph: 0407 363 465

MITSUBISHI, Canter, 2007, 6 pallet, curtain sider, includes gate and load binders, well maintained, 158,000kms. $26,500ono. 0488 549 705.

NISSAN, UD, 1996, tilt slide tray tow truck, 235Hp, 6 speed, reco motor and gear box, container pins, second hitch, 6.4m tray, VGC throughout, can carry up to 4 tonne, RWC, 0795TT, $36,000 neg. 0407 599 616.

UTES & 4WDS MITSUBISHI, Pajero, GLS, 2010, 74,445kms, YUP-581, expiry January 2014. $34,567. 0408 564 157.

TOYOTA PRADO, 1998, Petrol, manual, Blue, new Cooper tyres, removable cargo barrier, no off road usage, full service history, always garaged, 251,000kms, UDV-311, VGC. $8,900. Call 0403 888 278 or 0488 284 249.

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