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■ Trainers suspended ■ Dogs scratched ■ Criminal charges possible

■ Club president stands down ■ Multiple investigations launched

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This photograph is a file photograph and does not link the dogs pictured or their trainers to the live baiting allegations.

Commissioner it had suspended “any greyhound trained and/or owned by the 10 persons suspended by the board... in relation to live baiting”.

The GRV move closes off a loophole which would allow dogs associated with the 10 suspended trainers to be raced under the name of another owner.

The GRV said all suspensions are due to remain in place until live baiting investigations are completed.

Cranbourne’s Wednesday night race meet went ahead, although three dogs trained by Paul Anderton were scratched.

The GRV declined to officially name all 10 suspended trainers for legal reasons.

Cranbourne Greyhound Club chief executive officer Tony Mitchell declined to comment to the News and directed all questions to the GRV. However the club issued a statement

on its website: “Our club does not condone or support actions of individuals involved in any form of animal cruelty, as highlighted in the Four Corners program and that’s our firm stance.“ GRV chairman Peter Caillard expressed disgust at the graphic footage of the live baiting.

“I watched and was sickened.

“The use of live bait in the training of greyhounds is abhorrent and has no place in our sport.

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“Any person engaged in live baiting can expect to be disqualified and prosecuted.

“We have zero tolerance for these individuals,” Mr Caillard said.

“To the best of our knowledge, this disgusting and illegal behaviour is isolated in Victoria to the privately owned training facility at Tooradin.“ Continued Page 3

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TEN greyhound trainers implicated in a live baiting scandal at Tooradin have had their dogs scratched indefinitely.

The scandal exploded on Monday night when the ABC’s Four Corners program aired damning footage of piglets, possums and rabbits being strapped to lures and ripped apart while they are used as live-bait to blood greyhounds.

The trainers themselves have also been suspended pending the outcome of investigations by Greyhound Racing Victoria and the RSPCA. The Tooradin Trial Track, which was raided by RSPCA officers, supported by police, on Wednesday last week, has had its registration suspended.

And Racing Minister Martin Pakula told the News that the whole greyhound racing industry may be in jeopardy.

Live baiting is a criminal offence punishable by a jail term of up to two years and a fine of more than $30,000 under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986.

Those implicated by Four Corners in the scandal include Tooradin Trail Track owner Stuart Mills, wellknown Devon Meadows trainer Darren McDonald, fellow Devon Meadows trainer and former GRV official Paul Anderton and Cranbourne Greyhound Racing Club president Neville King, who stood down from his position on Saturday night.

Senior vice-president Greg Carter is the acting president.

The industry’s awards night, which was scheduled for Friday night, was postponed with Mr McDonald, who is a former trainer of the year, expected to feature prominently.

As fallout from the allegations ricocheted through the industry on Tuesday, the GRV confirmed that under the advice of the Racing Integrity

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Cr Smith, who helped implement the City of Casey’s graffiti removal process and hotline when he returned from a similar trip roughly 15 years ago, will travel to Phoenix, Los Angeles, New York, Washington and Springfield as part of this year’s three-week visit.

Flights for the July trip, approved at council on Tuesday, are estimated to cost $3000 while accommodation has also been priced at $3000.

Registration at the International Sister Cities Conference in Minneapolis is understood to be roughly $500.

Cr Smith, who said he had overestimated the costs for the upcoming trip just to be safe, also noted Casey’s graffiti system hadn’t been reviewed since 2002.

“We need to get an update, we’re clearly struggling with

Casey Councillor Wayne Smith will in July jet to US to pick up new tips on tackling graffiti. graffiti again,” he said.

“Our removal is quick as it’s always been, but we’re still struggling with the issue.

“We need to investigate cross jurisdiction, the worst graffiti in our city is on railway lines, but we’re not given permission for those areas.

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Cr Smith also plans to speak to the audience at the International Sister Cities Conference about Casey’s ongoing relationship with the Ermera District in East Timor, in order to gain additional support for the initiative.

“I want to promote our relationship with East Timor and try and gauge the interest from the American cities about forming their own relationships with Timor,” he said.

As part of the visit, Cr Smith also plans to meet with American Senate and Congress members as well as Capitol Hill staff to investigate how to improve relationships between city councils and state and Federal Government.

Cr Smith said upon returning he would present a proposal and recommendation to council and residents.

“I don’t travel very often and I don’t travel extravagantly,” he said.

“It’s always been clear why I am going and it has demonstrated benefits.”

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It’s believed the boat was taken from the Rimfire Drive yard sometime between the afternoon of Saturday 7 and Monday 9 January.

Police have released images of the missing boat in the hope it will be recognised.

Anyone with any information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or submit a confidential crime report at www. crimestoppersvic.com.au.

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Sometime between 26 December and 14 January it is alleged someone has gained access to the garage of the home along Queens Road.

It is believed the offenders have forced open the window later taking a Husqvarna lawn mower, car ramps and an air compressor. They also took other assorted tools. The total value of the items was around $6000.

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By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AN INVESTIGATOR who helped capture damning footage of live baiting at Tooradin Trial Track has called for a halt to greyhound racing until the sport’s integrity can be proven.

Animals Australia chief investigator Lyn White also called for Greyhound Racing Victoria to protect the welfare of dogs suspended over the scandal.

The dogs were owned and trained by 10 people, who are under investigation, suspended and potentially facing life bans over alleged live baiting.

Ms White feared for the dogs’ welfare - now that they didn’t return a “financial dividend”.

“Those dogs have to be at extreme risk. It’s known from statistics that 18,000 (greyhound) dogs are killed each year - they may be puppies or retired dogs. They are dealt with in quite a ruthless way.

“GRV has the capacity in spending to rehabilitate and re-home these dogs, rather than them being killed.

“It would be the best thing for GRV to do from a PR perspective.”

Ms White called for the suspension of races, being sure that there were still unidentified racing dogs boosted by the illegal practice.

She said live baiting was systemic, confirmed by the former GRV staffers, leading trainers and respected veterans implicated in the live baiting ring as well as chatter on greyhound forums and talkback radio this week.

This is at odds with GRV’s stated opinion that the Tooradin ring was isolated.

“How can GRV suggest the practice isn’t systemic when they haven’t been able to detect it in the first place?” Ms White said.

“No other code would continue in

Prominent Devon Meadows trainer Darren McDonald has been accused of live baiting. this situation. It’s a matter of racing integrity.”

Ms White took aim at GRV for failing to detect live baiting at Tooradin.

“They clearly had information on Tooradin, judging by all of the inspections they’ve done recently.

“If they had the information, they should have found a way.

“You have a regulator with such a conflict of interest - they are promoting the industry and bearing the responsibility of determining trainer illegality and immoral behaviour.”

Ms White was confident the Tooradin track footage filmed on cameras “on public land” and on the track would withstand legal challenge.

“I’m really pleased that clearly the Australian community is as outraged and shocked as we were.”

GRV chairman Peter Caillard, in a statement, refuted claims that live baiting was widespread.

“To the best of our knowledge, this disgusting and illegal behaviour is isolated in Victoria to the privately owned training facility at Tooradin,” Mr Caillard said.

As well as suspending trainers, GRV has matched the State Government’s $3m bolstering of its inspector regime, and banned the use of carcasses at training.

“Any person engaged in live baiting can expect to be disqualified and

Torture trainers implicated RSPCA chief executive officer Liz Walker said her organisation was told about the live baiting allegations on 28 January.

Ms Walker called for more transparency in the greyhound industry and for a strong, independent regulator to oversee the sport.

On Tuesday, Mr Pakula said: “Today is not the day for me to be expressing full confidence in GRV.” “I’ve been pleased with the way they’ve responded since they have been made aware of the allegations on Friday.

“I think it’s fair to say – and they acknowledge – there’s

questions to be answered as to why it wasn’t picked up sooner.”

He said the future of the industry –which comprises about 3000 full-time equivalent jobs and was worth at least $100 million – was being put in “great jeopardy”.

He also said the government and GRV would pitch in $3 million each to boost investigatory resources against live baiting.

The Warragul Greyhound Centre was the first track to host a race meeting following the revelations. The club lost a major sponsor on Tuesday morning as some of those associated with the sport moved

to distance their brands.

The News attempted to contact all the trainers implicated in the scandal.

Stuart Mills said “no charges have been laid yet“ and that he did not wish to comment further.

Tony Mitchell said Mr King would not comment to the media.

Darren McDonald did not return calls from the News.

The News also called but was unable to reach Paul Anderton.

Racing Integrity Commissioner Sal Perna said those responsible for live baiting could face a 10 year ban from the sport.

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prosecuted. We have zero tolerance for these individuals,” Mr Caillard said.

Casey Council has pledged to help ensure the “full force of the law” is aimed at perpetrators of live baiting.

The council stated it would write to GRV to express its “grave concern” about the practice and to request a full report from GRV “as soon as possible”.

Mayor Mick Morland said live baiting was “not tolerated in our city” – which is home to the highest number of registered trainers and greyhounds in Victoria.

“We have offered our services to the RSPCA and police to ensure the full force of the law is realised for anyone involved in this practice.”

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A WOMAN has been left shattered after her new car was stolen from her house and wrecked following a frightening police chase that ended in Cranbourne this week.

Julia Trofimiuk’s silver Holden Cruze was stolen from under her nose last Wednesday 11 February when she left her Teal Court house unattended for just 10 minutes to chase after her pet staffy cross, Beemer, who had escaped down the street.

It’s part of a string of misfortune for Ms Trofimiuk, who only bought the car two months ago, was forced to change all her house locks and whose father is battling cancer.

“I was really upset, we’ve had a real string of bad luck lately,” Ms Trofimiuk, of Narre Warren South, said.

“I just can’t believe someone would do this.”

Ms Trofimiuk’s car had been missing for five days when police were called to an Endeavour Hills property on Monday 16 February, around 11am, where the car had been sighted.

Upon their arrival a man took off in the stolen car and the police drove after him, but they were forced to call off the pursuit when the offender, reaching speeds up to 140km/h in an 80km/h zone, sideswiped a tree.

The police air wing was also called in to track the driver.

Right: This stolen Holden Cruze was involved in a police pursuit Picture: GARY SISSONS on Monday. 134765 It’s understood the offender pulled over to the side of the road when contacted by officers and then took off again, before police deployed stop strips.

The strips were used on Thompsons Road near Merinda Park Railway Station and managed to puncture two of the car’s tyres, but the man is alleged to have kept driving on just two rims and two wheels.

The offender’s luck ran out when he pulled into a BP service station at the end of Thompsons Road

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and police swarmed on the car.

The man was interviewed by police this week and remanded to appear at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court next month.

The day the car was stolen Ms Trofimiuk, 28, said she left her keys on the bench before chasing after her dog which had jumped over the fence and run away about 6pm. It’s believed the dog was coaxed from the property.

“I heard the fence rattling, and I ran out the back door and saw Beemer running down the street,” Ms Trofimiuk said.

“I ran after him but left the back door unlocked.

Some people stopped in their cars and helped me get my dog back - I was only gone for maybe about 10 minutes.

“By the time I got back home my car was gone.

I thought my fiance had come home, grabbed the keys and come out to look for us but evidently someone has come into the house through the back door, grabbed the keys off the bench and driven off with my car.”

The car’s wheels and suspension were ruined in Monday’s pursuit and Ms Trofimiuk is unsure whether her and her fiance, Luke, will be able to pay for the repairs.

It’s believed Ms Trofimiuk’s stolen car was also used in a burglary involving two offenders on Friday 13 February at St Peter's College in Cranbourne.

CCTV footage shows the offenders using a sledge hammer to break through a window at the school and attempting to steal a safe but they were unsuccessful.

Anyone with any information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or submit a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic. com.au.

State-run drug rehab centre mooted for City of Casey A DRUG rehabilitation centre which will be funded by the State Government has been proposed for the City of Casey.

City of Casey councillor Geoff Ablett made the suggestion at a council meeting on Tuesday night and said he hoped the State Government would support the idea, given the high costs associated with this type of centre.

Cr Ablett said he had had a number

of phone calls over the past two years from concerned parents who needed somewhere to send their children who had been drug-affected.

“They have told me it would cost them too much money,” he said.

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“It’s not like being in jail,” he said.

Cr Ablett said he had seen other models in the city similar to this, and was considering possible locations for this type of centre.

“It’s about engagement and reengaging them, so they don’t feel isolated,” he said.

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THE volunteers at the Andrews Centre in Endeavour Hills don’t help the needy to gain recognition.

But that doesn’t stop the Endeavour Hills community from thanking and rewarding their local crisis and counselling centre.

The money raised from the Rotary Club of Endeavour Hill’s upcoming Golf Day later this month will be largely donated to the Andrews Centre to assist in its work.

While recently helping the Andrews Centre with a $7000 renovation of its kitchen, Endeavour Hills Rotarian John O’Reilly said his club was blown away by the selfless work carried out by the facility’s volunteers for the less fortunate.

“They work in the community, we work for the community, and these people are just doing amazing things,” he said of the Andrews Centre.

“They are all professional people who have retired and they volunteer their time.

“We were so impressed with what they do and we thought let’s not just do the kitchen but let’s also throw some money at them, too.”

While various other charities will also benefit from funds raised at the Golf Day, sponsored by major partner Bendigo Bank, Mr O’Reilly said the Andrews Centre would be the main beneficiary.

“When you think about people who can’t speak English and can’t get a job, when they haven’t got food - there’s so many basic things that the Andrews Centre helps out with,” he said.

From left, John O'Reilly, Bob Powell and Bendigo Bank's Jason Pater. 134528 “They’re very important, in my opinion, and it’s done with love.

They’re very genuine and that’s what blew us away.”

The Golf Day, which will take place at the Cranbourne Golf Club

on Monday 23 February from 12.30pm, was started all the way back in 1986 by the club’s original chairman, Bob Powell.

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134559 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS She said it was important to thank the loyal community who had stuck by the centre throughout its development.The excitement will culminate with a performance by Nathaniel on Saturday 11 April.

The centre will also offer Coles, Kmart, Target, Woolworths and more than 120 specialty stores all under one roof.

In addition, there will be a new lifestyle and dining precinct with alfresco cafes, licensed restaurants and specialist coffee bar.

To ensure nothing is left be-

hind, there have also been significant upgrades to many of the existing stores.

“There will be something for everyone,” Ms Gunner said.

She also mentioned 300 additional employment opportunities which will become available as a result of the expansions.

Cupids were out and about last weekend to promote the opening of the new store, and invite people along to be part of the excitement.

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In less than 40 days, the Cranbourne community will have the chance to explore the new and improved Cranbourne Park which has been totally transformed.

On Thursday 26 March, the $113 million dollar redevelopment will be revealed to the public which includes a stylish and family friendly shopping, dining and entertainment destination.

Centre manager Danielle Gunner said they would be thrilled to host the public in the new centre which boasted an exciting new shopping precinct, including major stores such as Cotton On Mega, Lorna Jane and Novo Shoes.

Marketing manager Allison Bailey said the store would also host a post-opening, three-week campaign to provide endless holiday activities for families.

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Roundabout fix on the way A HAZARDOUS Hampton Park intersection will finally see a long-awaited upgrade, the State Government confirmed this week.

But an avid campaigner who was pivotal in putting together a 1000-signature petition roughly five years ago calling for action at the intersection of Pound and Shrives roads believes traffic lights are the main priority for the site but have not been included in the proposed plan.

Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley was joined by local residents on Tuesday to confirm the $5.2 million upgrade, expected to be finished by June 2017. The upgrade will see a two-lane roundabout installed at the intersection to improve

concern that a roundabout may not be enough to ease congestion.

“I’m not sure if a roundabout is the answer. I would like to see a reconsideration for lights at that site,” she said.

“But anything’s better than what it is now.”

When asked by the News if traffic lights at the intersection were on the cards, Ms Graley said VicRoads believed the proposed upgrade would reduce the number and severity of crashes at the site.

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“Thank you to everyone who jumped aboard our campaign for safety improvements at this intersection, it’s through your efforts that we have secured this much needed upgrade.”

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By BRIDGET SCOTT A FRUSTRATED shop owner from Junction Village has blamed a snake infestation and overgrown bushland for his lack of business.

Joe Khoury who runs the milk bar in Junction Village has said “nobody is stopping by” and said the area is plagued with snakes every summer.

“They’re everywhere, it’s happening all over,” he said.

Mr Khoury urged City of Casey council to maintain the parklands behind his business where he believes the snakes come from.

He said the land is overgrown and uninviting.

“There is not one passing trade because the park is a jungle,” he said.

Councillor Geoff Ablett raised a notice at a council meeting last month which asked the council to consider the possibility of employing a snake catcher during the warmer months.

However an officer’s report presented to Tuesday night’s council meeting said the “council does not provide a wildlife (snake catcher) service for private properties during the hotter months”.

The officer’s report also recommended that the council continues to fully utilise the services available to manage wildlife such as snakes provided by the State Government.

Casey’s acting manager for environment Warren Smith said the council had met with traders in Junction Village to discuss clearing the grass and scrub.

City of Casey councillor Geoff Ablett, left, with shop owners Lou from the Beauty and Hairdressing Salon, Joe Khoury from the milk bar and bottleshop and Don Fulton from Don’s Meats Butcher. 134783 The council also suggested a number of ways that residents and business owners could discourage snakes, which included removing hiding places, keeping gardens tidy, reducing food sources and placing pet water bowls away from houses.

“If residents see snakes on their land they are encouraged to contact the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning on 136 186 or a licensed snake catcher in the first instance,” Mr Smith said.

Resident Lisa Watts said she had a snake on her property a few weeks ago which had slith-

ered past her front door.

“One came from our neighbour’s front yard and got under the fence,” she said.

Mr Khoury, who has owned the milk bar for 22 years, said he wants council to “clear the jungle” and have the park maintained.

“It’s the only strip of shops we have here in Junction Village and, sadly, nobody is stopping by,” he said.

“We are supposed to be seen from the highway.

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By BRIDGET SCOTT A BRAND-new playgroup at the Balla Balla Community Centre will provide another alternative for young families in the area.

Manager of the centre Maree Cullinan said feedback from the community prompted the creation of a new playgroup which held its first session on 5 February this year.

“We always knew we would have one and we thought it was time,” she said.

“The playgroup was set up for the local community - we wanted to give them the first option.”

Ms Cullinan said they hoped to help build networks between local families and already have 25 children as part of the group.

She said given the Balla Balla centre already had a number of expressions of interest

they planned to begin another one next term. She said her group also made the decision to join with the local toy library at the end of last year.

“Our intention is to support the toy library to build up their volunteer base and build member numbers,” she said.

While still a separate entity to the toy library, the Balla Balla Community Centre plans to throw its support behind the library and Ms Cullinan has urged families to get involved.

“We want to get them back on track and don’t want to lose valuable resources,” Ms Cullinan said.

“Once you get the momentum going, the community see the value.”

Michelle Webster will co-ordinate the new playgroup which will be centred on families and building friendships.

“That’s how a community works,” Ms Cullinan said.

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Mugging victim knocked out A MAN was left with a broken jaw and a severe eye injury after he was allegedly robbed and assaulted while walking through parklands in Narre Warren earlier this month.

The victim was approached while he was walking alone through a park on the corner of

Darling Way and Upton Crescent.

Police believe two people approached the victim and used force to steal his cigarettes.

It is alleged they also demanded his wallet, however when the victim refused one offender punched him from be-

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It’s believed the victim had his mobile phone as well as his car and house keys stolen.

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With its nearest partner being the Mornington Peninsula Rotaract, the new Casey Cardinia group will focus on the sustainability and upkeep of both municipalities.

Some of the key priorities for the Casey Rotaract group will include the sustainability of the environment, keeping public areas tidy, first aid, food handling, international projects and finding a neighbouring sister club overseas.

“My vision is to get the word out to young people that

Rotaract is a great new way to meet new friends, be social and grow,” Ben said.

“There’s no maximum to the number of members we can have. Generally, when clubs get too busy members can feel disconnected, so if it does grow, we might split into two.

“We’ll be looking to double our membership over the next year and half,” he said.

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The new Rotaract group, a subsidiary of Rotary but catering specifically for 18 to 30-year-olds, was inducted as an official club over the weekend, with 14 members involved and several more on the cards.

Casey Cardinia Rotaract president Ben Hill said Sunday’s luncheon served as both a 110th anniversary for Rotary, and the launch of the new Rotaract club.

Ben, who was the 2014 Casey Young Citizen of the Year, said he’d had no involvement with Rotary before now, but couldn’t resist the role when approached.

“I really love leading young people to achieve great things in our community, to better the youth and to help people and make things a lot more fun,” Ben, who just turned 19, said.

“It’s very important to get more young people involved in clubs and the community through Rotaract.

“A lot of people are involved in sporting clubs, and the Casey area has a lot of older people in community service clubs, but there was definitely a need for something in the younger age group.”

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Centre director Karen McDonald, who has been in the childcare industry for 27 years, said the centre provides long day care and accepted children from six weeks to school age.

Karen, who is also a qualified Mothercraft nurse, director and trainer of early childhood education and care, said the centre has a kinder program, before and after school care and school holiday program.

“We provide all meals, including breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and late snack,” she said.

“We also provide nappies and sunscreen.”

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“Children are walked to school by a qualified educator and escorted to their classroom.

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The centre prides itself in being part of the community and will be taking part in the World’s Greatest Shave on 12 March with Karen and another staff member shaving their heads to raise money for the fight against cancer.

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“It is important for a successful childcare environment to understand and emphasise the importance of play in the development of the children in their care.

“At Shooting Stars we offer a play based educational program which builds the foundation for learning before the child reaches formal education.”

Shooting Stars Early Learning Centre can be found at 8 Elizabeth Street, Cranbourne North, and is open from 6.30am to 6.30pm, Monday to Friday.

Phone 5995 7084.

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Mums in need of mothering Mum Elise Lewindon from Bunyip enjoys being looked after.

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We Care Because Your Family Is Special

WHEN a new baby arrives at St John of God Berwick Hospital, the maternity team like to mother the new mums.

With recovery, feeding, sleeping and bonding taking priority for the new parents, St John of God midwives go the extra mile to ensure all the other bits and pieces are taken care of.

Each private maternity room is comfortably fitted with ensuite, TV, phone, plug-in internet access and a bar fridge.

New parents can relax and enjoy quality time with their new baby in comfort and privacy.

Delicious and nutritious meals are delivered to each room and partners can also enjoy a hot meal for a small charge.

Each afternoon a special Happy Hour treat trolley visits each maternity patient, stocked with a scrumptious selection of cakes, pastries, fresh fruit, drinks and, most importantly, the not-recommended throughout pregnancy, soft cheese and crackers!

This opportunity for indulgence each afternoon is a quiet moment for the new parents to enjoy feeling pampered during this special time in their lives.

“There is so much to learn for the new parents.

“We like to take extra special care of them so they can use their time in hospital to get to know their new bub and so they can go home rested and educated for what lies ahead,” said Joyce Coyle, Maternity Unit Manager.

The rest of the family hasn’t been forgotten either!

Partners are very welcome to stay overnight and complementary accommodation is provided in the new mother’s room.

New grandparents have the opportunity to participate in the Grandparent Class (bookings required), giving them the chance to refresh their skills and be brought up to date with the latest techniques and trends in baby care.

Lisa Evans, Director of Nursing said: “Grandparents can be such a help to the new family when a baby is born.

“Our aim is to ensure they are on the same page as the new parents and can be involved in a supportive and positive way for everyone.”

Mum can relax while older children visit and enjoy a story in the Story-Time Pod, located in the Maternity Ward (a small cost applies).

For some families, receiving post natal care is more comfortable and convenient at home.

When it is deemed safe to do so, new mothers have the opportunity to head home soon after birth and receive a visit from the Midwives at Home program.

One of the highly qualified midwives will offer advice and guidance on sleeping, settling and feeding and general health and wellbeing for both mum and baby.

The family will also receive a pack containing vouchers for lunch for two people at 81 Bar and Restaurant and Gold Class cinema and a massage voucher for Berwick Pharmacy.

St John of God Berwick Hospital is flexible, if mums have specific needs all they need to do is ask.

Staff will always go above and beyond, ensuring new families are able to enjoy the precious arrival of a new baby.

They take care of the small things so that they can focus on what is most important - the new family.

For further information, phone the Maternity Care Ward on 9709 1400 or visit www. sjog.org.au/berwick.

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Contests containing various potato skills raised funds for Blairlogie in Cranbourne, providing fun for all.

Bucket loads of backing

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH A POTATO in a bucket contest was held on Sunday 15 February by the Rotary Club of Cranbourne to raise funds for the Blairlogie Living and Learning organisation.

About $6000 was raised along with spuds galore and three awards went out to the fastest potato peeler, the biggest potato crop and the biggest potato, weighing in at 240 grams.

“Some people used their own secret remedies, others put stones in the bottom or straw, all sorts of things were tried and tested, some people used garden compost or potting mix as well,” Tom Schreurs from the Rotary Club of Cranbourne

said. The contest was a success with about 120 potato growers buying a 25 litre bucket and potato seeds for $30 each.

The buckets were sold in September and growers had six months to grow their spuds.“We had a barbecue on harvest day and weighed the spuds, the largest crop weighed a kilo with about nine potatoes,” Mr Schreurs said.

Blairlogie and the Rotary Club of Cranbourne are planning to make the spud contest an annual event.

“It was a fantastic day and was enjoyed by all, a fun way to raise awareness for Blairlogie,” Mr Schreurs said.

Blairlogie Living and Learn-

ing chief executive Carolyn Carr said she will be seeking advice from potato experts next year.

“I attempted the challenge without much success.

“I don’t think I was the only one on the day that had their bucket emptied with just a pile of dirt to show,” Ms Carr said.

“It sounds like such a simple thing but it’s actually very tricky,” she said.

The money raised will go towards equipment and resources at the Cranbourne South organisation.

“I think it has inspired people to try and produce a better crop of spuds next year,” Ms Carr said.

Open Days

Saturday 14 March - Casey Campus, 10am to 2pm Saturday 14 March, Saturday 24 march Saturday 21 March - Cardinia Campus, 10am to 2pm

and Saturday 25 July 2015

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FAITH EDUCATION & SERVICE At St Peter’s College we pride ourselves on knowing our students both pastorally and academically, equipping them with the required skills necessary for the 21st Century. Our House System allows Learning Advisors and House Leaders to work closely with small ‘Student Tutor Groups’ over the six years a student is with us.

Through this relationship we encourage our students to value effort and strive for excellence, always challenging them to be the best they can be.

NEW

2016 Enrolments close 8th March 2015: For student Admission Opportunities in 2015 Please Contact: College Registrar, Mrs Kelley Cooper at kelley@stpeters.vic.edu.au or Phone: 5990 7777 College website for further details www.stpeters.vic.edu.au

CAMPUS TOURS: East Campus Friday 6th March 9.30 am West Campus Friday 27th February 9.30 am Or by individual appointment

New ‘Head’, Experienced Shoulders

Please Contact the College to reserve your place.

Hillcrest Christian College is pleased to introduce its new Head of College Mr Gregg Weaver. Following the appointment of the previous Head of College, Mr Geoff Grace, to Executive Principal from 2015, the College sought to find a top quality professional to fill the position.

Mr Weaver has extensive leadership experience and skill, which he brings from 20 years of experience as a principal and executive member in Independent, Government and Christian schools at a local, interstate and international level. Mr Weaver will be an excellent addition to the Hillcrest Christian College Executive team and will be a vital addition to the community.

St Peter’s College, Co-Educational Catholic College West Campus Years 7 – 12 Cranbourne Frankston Road, Cranbourne, phone 03 5990 7777 East Campus Years 7 – 11 in 2015 Years 7 – 12 in 2016 MacKillop Way, Cranbourne East, phone 03 5990 7777

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School Principal At Lyndhurst Secondary College we are a progressive learning community that aims to empower students for learning and life.

The College has high expectations of all of our students and delivers a diverse, engaging and stimulating learning program designed to maximise the outcomes of each and every student.

All students have the option to access their own netbook, affording them to access ICT resources in every lesson.

2016 marks the launch of the Academic Curriculum Enhancement (ACE) Program, a specialised class for highly achieving students, where students’ individual abilities will be nurtured and students will be encouraged to increase the breadth and depth of their learning. These students will also have access to an early start VCE in later years that will increase the number of units they can study which, in turn, may increase their ATAR scores.

In addition to this, those seeking a career in a trade have a broad range of VET and VCAL options available to them, including school based apprenticeships.

Student voice is considered vital at Lyndhurst Secondary College and students have extensive opportunities to exercise this through a varied portfolio of student leadership positions.

I would encourage you to contact us to make an appointment for a tour of our school to learn more about how we can work with you to support the learning of your child.

Koo Wee Rup Secondary College

Lyndhurst Secondary College

Rossiter Road KOO WEE RUP Phone 5997 1444

Wentworth St & South Gippsland Hwy CRANBOURNE Phone 5996 0144

Steve McAllister

Casey Primary Campus 146 Kidds Rd DOVETON Casey Secondary Campus 104-108 Reema Blvd ENDEAVOUR HILLS Cardinia Campus 62 Rix Rd OFFICER

Phone 9707 7217 Fax 9706 1910 www.maranatha.vic.edu.au

Margaret Buttigieg

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I extend a warm welcome to all in our community as we begin the 2015 school year.

This year, we begin a new Strategic Plan for our community which embraces our Vision Statement: “Take courage, it is I …be not afraid “.

2014 Dux: Of the 141 students enrolled in Year 12 in 2014, 122 successfully completed their VCE Certificate and 19 students attained their Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL). I congratulate Jessica Cottrell as the Dux of the College. To further support our class of 2015, we have introduced initiatives aimed to further encourage, support and challenge our students.

New Facilities: West Campus $1.5 million Trade Skills Centre for Certificate ll Electro-technology and Engineering, along with the new Textiles Room. East Campus Stage 3A -The Arts and Technology will be completed by the end of Term1 catering for VCE subjects in Art, Design Technology, Studio Art, Visual Communication & Design and Systems Engineering.

Enrolments for 2016: Close on the 8th March, for further information or to book a tour please contact our College Registrar, Mrs Kelley Cooper on 03 5990 7777.

Tim Hogan Principal

Founded in 1970, Maranatha Christian School is the longest serving Christian school in Victoria, built on the foundations of Christian discipleship, personal integrity, academic excellence and community service.

It is a delight to be principal of Maranatha Christian School, which is a wonderful school community, committed to working together to ensure the best outcomes for all students.

Maranatha celebrates 45 years of Christian educational leadership in 2015 and offers ELC – Year 12 across three sites. In addition to its rigorous academic pathway that challenges students to think creatively and apply what they have learned, the school also offers a fully integrated and well-rounded pathway for VCAL students that supports them in their future careers. With dedicated, talented and caring staff, a Maranatha student is well prepared to discover their God given gifts and talents and so providing the skills for students to become leaders in a wide variety of fields.

Raising children in today’s world and ensuring a quality, affordable education is challenging, so the strong partnership between school and home, and Maranatha’s dedication to Christ-centered learning supports parents in their decisions. There is no better wish that we have as parents but to see our children maximize what God has given them by using those gifts to the benefit of others.

School is a journey that we travel together. I look forward to your partnership as we help boys and girls move from today’s students to tomorrow’s leaders. In doing so, we strive to achieve our utmost for His glory.

Maranatha Christian School

Tim Hogan

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It has been my privilege to lead Chairo’s Pakenham campus since it began in 1998 and to see it develop into the vibrant community of over 600 students from Kinder to Year 12 that it is today.

Students are able to start as three-year-olds at our beautiful, well-resourced campus and transition smoothly from Kinder to Junior School (Grades Prep to 4), and then to Middle School (Years 5 to 8) and Senior School (Years 9 to 12).

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.

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

For further information, visit us at www.chairo.vic. edu.au or contact our Enrolment Coordinator, Fiona Clacy (5942 5632 or fclacy@chairo.vic.edu.au). Fiona will be happy to answer your questions and arrange a personal tour of the campus.

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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 2015, our Year 7 to Year 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.

Dr Roderick Crouch

Warren Wills

A new school year provides opportunities for all students to work towards achieving their goals, to explore new perspectives and learn new skills; our teachers and students are a learning community at Casey Grammar. As Principal, I see my role as engendering and sustaining the best facilities and resources that we can in the learning environment, encouraging the pursuit of excellence in every endeavour and the development of resilience in the face of difficulties.

Underpinning effective learning is the school’s Pastoral Program; one of the aims of our program is to develop in our young people the values and attitudes to enable them to become responsible citizens and contributors to our community.

Our young people in today’s world have many opportunities to be successful learners; our school offers these opportunities, not only in the core subjects of study, but in performing arts, sports, camps, leadership and service to others. Academic results are important, but also important is allowing all children to achieve realistic, meaningful and challenging learning in a supportive environment.

Our new VCE Centre provides an area where students can maximise their learning opportunities; dedicated teachers, technology, small group tutoring all contribute to an atmosphere where students can focus on the final years of their secondary education.

Margaret Buttigieg Principal

Chairo Christian School

St Peters College

Casey Grammar School

585 Bald Hill Road PAKENHAM Phone 5942 5632

West Campus, Cranbourne Frankston Rd CRANBOURNE East Campus, MacKillop Way CRANBOURNE EAST

3 New Holland Drive CRANBOURNE EAST Phone 5991 0800

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(214022) 46.9ha/115 (approx.) acre farm with loads of potential, which is already set up for growing roses. With features such as; 4 bdr plus study & 2 bathroom brick veneer home, 2 road frontages, 1ha glass house with full computer operated hydro system,27mX30m packing shed with 3 offices, lunch room & 12mX12m cool room, Boiler, which is good for a 2ha glass house & fertilizer room with recycling unit, 1 x 1,000,000L and 2 x 250,000L tanks, 20ML dam & mains water, Mains gas & 3 phase power. For all enquiries & inspections please call Jason Brown Direct on 0423 768 424.

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*New Fast Food outlet 54 sqm BUSINESS VILLAGE *Join Woolworths, 7-Eleven, cafe, medical centre, large chemist Lots from 1,065m² - 1,653m² store, 24/7 gym & more • Priced from $235 per m² *Due for completion late 2014 • Zoned Business 1, Business 3, & Mixed Use *Large growing Residential catchment area • Close to Train Station & Schools *Call now to secure your place • Part of a Growing Community Call: Rick Lauretta 0418800913 • 10 Minutes from the Monash & Eastlink

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Devon Meadows

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(214057) Located in a great area close to High Street shops, transport and schools sits this excellent opportunity to start your or add to your investment portfolio, offering 3 bedrooms with BIR to all, a spacious timber kitchen and a formal lounge. Complete with ducted heating, a single car lockup garage and private rear courtyard, this is one you should put on your list today.

(214137) We are delighted to be selling three units to be built in an excellent location within easy walking distance to shopping centres, banks, schools and public transport.These 2 bedroom units have been beautifully designed and will have excellent ixtures & ittings throughout. Please feel free to drop into our ofice to view plans and inclusions.

(215005) 3 bedrooms plus study, approximately 7 years young. Two spacious living areas, with extensive ceramic tiling ducted heating, well-appointed kitchen with stainless steel under bench oven and gas cooktop, outdoors we have a decked patio area & double garage with auto door, all this and more within easy walking distance to schools and transport.

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(215026) 627m² approx. block. 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom brick veneer home.

Master with full ensuite & WIR. Bedrooms 2, 3 & 4 all with BIR’s.

Large kitchen, dining & family room area, plus separate lounge/theatre. Evap. cooling & ducted heating. Undercover decked area, spacious backyard.

(214346) 4 bedroom home, separate toilet & laundry, turpentine timber floors in kitchen & meals areas, wood heater, outdoors timber decked/patio areas with all-weather blinds, alarm system, rear machinery shed, 8m in ground pool, 1pg heated spa, 7mx7m lockup garage, 13.5mx9m machinery shed with single phase power, and a 9mx6m lean to carport.

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(213322) Fantastic investment opportunity here with this 7309m² approx. block situated in the Urban Growth Zone with great subdivisional potential (STCA).

The home itself is a modest 3 bedroom with bungalow. At the rear of the property is a stable complex. Just a 5 minute drive to racetrack and township centre. Be quick to jump on this one.

(215023) 3 bedrooms plus two bungalows. Approximately 902m² block with lock fast access gates, fantastic condition.Western red cedar home, slate flooring coonara, Victorian ash kitchen with dishwasher, air conditioner with French doors opening to an enclosed decked area, 30x16 powered garage plus two bungalows. Inspections by appointment only.

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1232m² Approx block, 4 Bedrooms, Excellent Kitchen, 4 Living areas, Exposed (215041) Situated on the high side of Warneet just above the sandy beach is this Timber Beams, Huge Carport, Easy Walk toTownship, Great Chance to Develop large 3 bedroom home with views to the water. Full ensuite to master , vaulted (STCA) ceilings, well-appointed kitchen with Miele appliance’s, Coonara plus split system heating & cooling. 908m² block with side access to another garage workshop plus 2 car carport underneath the home. Call Frank Barrett for all enquiries.

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BEAUTIFUL INSIDE & OUT Immaculately presented brick veneer home, within a short walk distance to Doctors, schools, shopping centre and public transport. This home offers; 3 bedrooms, ensuite, excellent kitchen & bathroom, soft neutral colour tones throughout ducted heating, split system air conditioner plus lots more. Double garage with automatic roller door.

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FIND high design for low-maintenance living in one of Cranbourne’s most highly desired cul de sacs.

Deliberately un-landscaped for the buyer that wants their own efforts acknowledged, this spectacular four-bedroom plus study, 2.5 bathroom Carlisle home offers benchmark quality only six months young.

Designed for an entertaining lifestyle with room to lounge around an large open-plan living area, and a large space to dine beside a stone benchtop with quality stainless appliances and butler’s pantry opening to a covered entertaining area.

The clever floor plan with ground floor also incorporates a formal lounge and home theatre/rumpus.

Upstairs the master is treated with his and hers vanity, as well as a huge open retreat that orientates to a balcony with views.

The other three bedrooms are welcomed by a large activity/retreat area and spacious bathroom.

A showcase of exceptional detail including the upgraded kitchen appliances, heating and cooling, ducted vacuum, colour video intercom, premium carpet, and internal access to house, this cutting edge home is walking distance to parkland and lakes.

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Tooradin 29 Bayview Road

Private Sale Price Price by Negotiation Inspect Saturday 11:30am - 12:00pm Office 117 High Street, Cranbourne 5996 5993 Contact Ben Doughton 0431 163 189 bdoughton@hodges.com.au

Private Sale Price Price by Negotiation Inspect By Appointment or as Advertised Office 117 High Street, Cranbourne 5996 5993 Contact Ben Doughton 0431 163 189 bdoughton@hodges.com.au

YES IT’S TRUE, IT’S BRAND NEW! 4 beds + study, master w/ ensuite, wir, separate lounge, open plan hostess kitchen, outdoor alfresco, large rear yard, 2 split systems, dble garage w/ access to backyard.

HALF AN ACRE, WATERSIDE OF THE FREEWAY!!

2 bedrooms, 2 living areas, large carport & garage, as well as a separate shed. Great opportunity to put your mark on a property in a sensational location.

Cranbourne 18 Rouse Street

Langwarrin 159A Warrandyte Road

Private Sale Price Price by Negotiation $345,000+ Inspect Thur 5:15pm - 5:30pm & Sat 12:30pm 1:00pm Office 117 High Street, Cranbourne 5996 5993 Contact Shakeel Dayal 0424 952 189

Private Sale Price $229,500 Inspect By Appointment or as Advertised Office 117 High Street, Cranbourne 5996 5993 Contact Ben Doughton 0431 163 189 bdoughton@hodges.com.au

MOVE YOUR LARGE FAMILY IN! 5 beds, master w/ ensuite, spa bath & WIR built in robes to other rooms, up to date kitchen w/ gas cooking, dishwasher, split system cooling, ducted heating, outside pergola.

BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME Brand new to the market is this 500m2 block. You’re in luck as it has no easements so you can build your dream home quick smart. Fantastic location so be quick!

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FOUR BEDROOMS, THREE LIVING AREAS With four bedrooms and three living areas this Porter Davis built home will suit the larger family. Complete with evaporative cooling and ducted heating. The double garage has internal access. There is a great outdoor pergola area to entertain in too.

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This light filled 5 bedroom fully renovated 3 bathroom family home offers a free flowing floor plan with potential for dual accommodation if required. Featuring delightful living room & kitchen/meals area. Master bedroom with full ensuite & BIR at front of home, second family room & master bedroom at rear of home with full ensuite & BIR, further 3 bedrooms can be serviced by central bathroom. Also includes reverse cycle heating/cooling throughout, carport, undercover entertaining area & double lock up garage.

This spectacular 4 bedroom plus study, 2.5 bathroom Carlisle home is only 6 months young. With large open plan living & dining area, quality s/s appliances, stone bench top's, butler’s pantry, covered entertaining area, heating, cooling & ducted vacuum. Clever floor plan with ground floor also incorporating formal lounge & home theatre/ rumpus. Upstairs the master is treated with his & hers vanity & a huge open retreat that orientate to a balcony with encapsulating views.

Other 3 bedrooms are welcomed by a large activity/retreat & spacious bathroom.

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Hampton Park 1/152 Somerville Road

Spacious, Central & Convenient Are you looking for a Unit close to the shops, medical center and public transport? This is it, if you were any closer you’d have to camp out in the town centre. Only two on the block. The unit comprised of 2 large bedrooms with BIR’s, large living room, large kitchen with separate dinning, single garage with immediate secure rear courtyard.

The home has plenty of features some of which include gas heating, security door front and back , large front yard, plus plenty of storage just to mention a few.

For Sale Price by Negotiation View www.harcourts.com.au Open Saturday 11:00 to 11:30am Andrew Cassimaty M 0413 873 158

Devon Meadows 13 Cross Road

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"Memphis Calling" This stunning Memphis designed 35 square approx, 4 bedroom Porter Davis masterpiece has it all. With high ceilings to the large spa in the ensuite, gas log fireplace & quality s/s appliances in the kitchen, it’s a home that demands your attention! The central family area is the hub of the home & has outlook to the covered decked alfresco, entrance to rumpus/cinema room, combined family & meals area & state of the art kitchen. The main bedroom combines a retreat large enough for a home office, his & hers vanities & generous WIR. Also includes heating/cooling, landscaped gardens, new carpet, freshly painted & walk in linen closet.

For Sale Price by Negotiation View www.harcourts.com.au Open Thurs 6:00 to 6:30pm Sat 12:00 to 12:30pm Andrew Cassimaty M 0413 873 158

A rare opportunity to secure this remarkable country lifestyle property surrounded by peace & tranquillity. Comprising of 3 large bedrooms plus study, the spacious master bedroom has an ensuite & walking robe, other bedrooms with built in robes, separate lounge room, kitchen & dining room, large pergola & swimming pool. Only two minutes walk to Devon Meadows Primary school & a short drive to Cranbourne Central. There is also a workshop with plenty of car space, 2 split system air conditioners, wood heater, solar hot water panels & 20 solar panel system.

For Sale Price by Negotiation View www.harcourts.com.au Open Saturday 12:00 to 12:30pm Robert Matus M 0409 029 518

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Need 5 Bedrooms & 3 Living Areas...

- Three bedrooms - Renovated bathroom - Plus a tiled meals area - Kitchen - Single lock up garage - Heating - Private Courtyard This fantastic property is located in a fast growing area with new development happening all around it & with just a short walk to the train station , shopping precincts , schools , parks make this property a clear winner for the future! You won't find them at this location for too long!

Situated in a quite location, this 4 bedrooms plus study/5th bedroom home offers master bedroom with ensuite & WIR, large lounge room, open plan kitchen, dining & family room, theatre room, double garage, ducted heating/cooling system & dishwasher. All situated on a low maintenance block.

For Sale Price by Negotiation View www.harcourts.com.au Open Saturday 11:00 to 11:30am Leon D'Penha M 0415 205 032

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We offer the right person a generous salary package (not offset) plus excellent bonus incentives & the opportunity to work in a highly regarded family Company which has been a part of Cranbourne for more than 62 years.

Proven Real Estate Knowledge & Sales Experience, whilst not essential, will be an advantage to the successful applicant.

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WHEN QUALITY PREVAILS TRUE quality, style and charm ... where you do not have to compromise quality for size.

This spectacular one hectare/2.5 acre allotment in sought-after Langwarrin is situated on a quiet road and is sure to tick almost all of your boxes.

It's got a large quality built family home, good shedding with plans in place for more and your very own private lake surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens.

Listed below are just some of the features this property has to offer: * 85 squares under roofline five-bedroom solid brick home; * Master with walk-in robe and full ensuite; * Bedrooms two, three, four and five all with built-in robes; * Massive three-car garage with gym room attached/man cave; * Spotted Gum timber floors; * Ducted heated and cooling; * Rumpus/pool room, formal lounge/

theatre and family room adjacent to hostess kitchen; * Large workshop, which was once lived in and could easily be reconverted. With too many features to write down, this property is a must-see to truly experience what it has to offer and as the photos do not do it justice.

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QUALITY INDOOR/OUTDOOR LIVING Surrounded by luxury homes in the much sought after Marriott Waters Estate, this quality and spacious 4 bedroom family home of 5 years, offers superb modern formal and informal living areas both inside and out.All a short stroll to the Shopping Centre, the waterways, parks, school, public transport and also within easy access to the City and both bays.

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Darren Saxon 0418 341 722 Cranbourne 5996 4777 119 High Street

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No credit applicable for a chosen facade with lower retail value. Facade offer includes Carlisle Homes’ predetermined facades. 6. Spectra voucher: $3000 Spectra voucher is valid for use at Carlisle Homes’ Spectra Selection Centre only. $3000 value based on regular retail price. Not exchangeable for cash and no refunds will be given for unused portions of voucher. Carlisle Homes reserves the right to withdraw or change pricing, inclusions or promotion without notice. COPYRIGHT. Reproduction in any form either in whole or part is forbidden. Images are for illustrative purposes only and may depict upgrade options available. Some photographs may also depict features not supplied by Carlisle Homes including landscaping, water features, window furnishings, wall furnishes and finishes, cladding, in built joinery, decorative lighting, decor and furniture. Speak to a Carlisle Homes Sales Consultant for a full list of inclusions and specific details. Carlisle Homes Pty Ltd. CH20150110

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PARKS UNITE THE COMMUNITY around a beautifully landscaped central neighbourhood park while smaller parks are nestled within the heart of each precinct.

These parklands will provide attractive, functional surrounds for a range of community activities from local market days to casual sporting events or an idyllic backdrop for a weekend picnic.

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is a local recreational loop which is perfect for walking, running and cycling or even rollerblading.

The thoughtfully considered layout of Highgrove ensures there is plenty of opportunity to enjoy a comfortable lifestyle which is connected to nature and the community.

Both the Willow and Ailesbury stage releases have been well

received by the public and now have limited lots remaining and, as a result of this demand, Brown Property Group has just released its next stage, The Kelton release.

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WITH multiple parklands and avenues linking neighbourhoods, Highgrove is designed with family and community in mind.

Highgrove merges the best of traditional family living with harmonious neighbourhood planning and friendly design.

With a strong emphasis on community and open spaces, Highgrove unites four precincts

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BUILDING TO SUIT ALL STAGES OF FAMILY LIFE LOCAL Hotondo Homes builders, Scott Phillips from Pakenham and Tim and Marg van Dam from Clyde North, build homes to cater for people at every stage of their life.

With over 90 floor plans to choose from, there is sure to be the perfect home to suit.

The release of 12 new home designs further cements Hotondo Homes as a builder that will build to suit any requirement and budget.

Whether it’s first home buyers looking to get into the market, investors, families with young children, adult families looking to upsize or older couples looking to downsize, Hotondo Homes have it covered.

The new designs include single and double-storey homes that are modern, fresh and in line with current market needs.

They also cater to suit a multitude of different family needs, budgets and lifestyle requirements.

“We are extremely excited to launch these new designs,” builder Scott Phillips said.

“Our design team aims to design homes that incorporate the modern lifestyle. We don’t just build houses; we’re passionate about building homes that people actually

want to live in.”

The new Nicoll 175 design is a modest take on the family home. Its single-storey facade is made up of interesting lines and offers everything necessary for comfortable and relaxed living.

The new 18.86 square Nicoll 175 design features three bedrooms including a master bedroom with ensuite and walk-in-robe, double car garage, two bathrooms, outdoor alfresco area and open plan kitchen, dining and living room.

“The Nicoll 175 design is the quintessential family abode. Its smart and practical floor plan is the outstanding feature,” Tim van Dam said.

The Como 449 boasts the ultimate in luxurious and spacious living. It features all the elements of the perfect family home, but also offers areas of seclusion and privacy.

It features four bedrooms with walk-in-robes and ensuites, a double car garage, downstairs outdoor alfresco area and upstairs balcony, open plan kitchen, meals and family area, two study areas, home theatre, rumpus room, four bathrooms plus a powder room and more.

“The 48.37 square Como 449 design is a large and

spacious family home,” Tim van Dam added.

Tim and Marg van Dam build in Narre Warren as well as the surrounding areas of Berwick, Clyde, Cranbourne and the Mornington Peninsula.

They specialise in building house and land packages.

They also take great pride in providing personalised, professional customer service, as well as strong attention to detail.

For more information contact Tim, Marg and their team on 9708 6999 or visit their award-winning display home at Flowerbloom Crescent in Berwick Waters Estate (Melways 131 C9), Clyde North, Victoria. You can also

view their range of services at www.hotondo.com.au.

Scott Phillips builds in Pakenham and the surrounding areas of Officer, Cranbourne, wider south east Melbourne and the outer Mornington Peninsula. Scott and his team specialise in building house and land packages, knockdown rebuild projects and challenging multi-residential and duplex projects.

For more information contact Scott and his team on 5941 8855 or visit their office at 22 Bald Hill Road, Pakenham, Victoria. You can also view their range of services at www.hotondo.com.au

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ABSOLUTE WATERFRONT LIVING Grofam Court, Cape Woolamai Organise a private inspection contact Greg Price or Cameron Watters on 5952 5711 or email cowes@alexscott.com.au

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BUSINESS SOUTH-EAST

Beer trade brewing nicely

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A RE-BRANDED brewery in Doveton is fast becoming the go-to watering hole in the state’s south-east.

The Brownstone Micro Brewery, attached to the Atura Hotel, is helping to re-invigorate Doveton as a desirable location with its promise of unique new brews and diverse employment opportunities.

The brewery was rebranded

by Chifley Hotels when the company took over the Atura as part of its Amalgamated Holdings Portfolio in late October.

“We inherited the brewery and changed the name, it was previously called the Coldwater Creek Brewery and we changed it to Brownstone,” Atura Hotel general manager Lisa Parker said.

“We also inherited their pilsener recipe and have since created our own pale ale, and our brewer is busy coming up with the recipe for a new brew.”

Trademarking its two current distinct brews as the Brownstone Pale Ale and the Brownstone Pilsener, Ms Parker said the micro-brewery drew patrons from across the City of Casey and beyond.

She said there were no other facilities like it on the way out town until you reached the Mornington Peninsula.

“It’s certainly our point of difference, given there’s nothing else like it in the area,” she said.

“Our closest competitors are in the Morning Peninsula, we’re a pit stop along the way.”

The 500-litre brewery, built on the Atura site four years ago, was recognised by Chifley as a facility that could be expanded and opened beyond its regular dinner hours.

“We’ve got a really strong following of local corporates, and we’d like to develop more of a family trade,” Ms Parker said.

“In March we’ll be opening for both lunch and dinner.

“Craft beer is increasing year and year in popularity and we’re also looking into the possibility of botting our beers and developing our recipes further to keep it interesting for the local market.”

Ms Parker believes a local market around Doveton is beginning to offer new opportunities as well as new lagers.

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McDonald's Doveton will be hiring 40 new staff in the coming weeks. From left, restaurant manager Clare Roggentin, operations consultant Duy Tran, licensee Howard Armitage and employee Ethan Lim. 134540 Picture: GARY SISSONS

TREVOR Ratcliffe knows a thing or two about business and personal finance.

That’s why the retired public servant is launching the Skills for Life information sessions tonight at 7.30pm, beginning with tips on money management.

The Everyday Finances session will be presented by Lisa Hansen from the Casey North Community Information and Support Service (CISS) with the workshop aimed at showing the attendees how to best organise their finances to avoid getting stuck in debt.

“It’s about money management and managing your budget and we will also discover how to stretch your income further,” Skills For Life co-ordinator Mr Ratcliffe said.

“It will also show people what resources are available to help them, as well as how to save money on utility bills and knowing

your rights and responsibilities,” he said.

Mr Ratcliffe is planning for seven information sessions that will run up to June.

The topics of the sessions, which are to be held at the Community Room at Narre Warren North Uniting Church, will range from family relationships, baby care, men’s health, mental health and dementia.

Mr Ratcliffe said the announcement of his project had been welcomed by local community organisations that are keen to expand their audience.

“I’ve always had a bit of a passion about helping people to help themselves, whether it comes back to a feeling of self-worth or self-esteem,” he said.

“Even if people aren’t having financial problems, we’d all like to afford a better lifestyle.”

For more information, contact Trevor Ratcliffe on 0428 472 030 or 9700 5061 or email narrenorth. uc@gmail.com.

Welcome to make your own Mac

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD DOVETON McDonald’s will add another 40 jobs to its staff roster in the coming weeks as the restaurant launches a new food program.

The Doveton eatery, found on the Princes Highway, will be one of the first McDonald’s stores in Australia to unveil the Create Your Taste initiative, which will see staff at the facility boosted from roughly 90 employees to 130.

The new program will allow customers to create their own burgers through using a touch screen and invites them to sit down before their meal is then brought out to them.

Australia is the first country to trial the program.

McDonald’s Doveton operations consultant Duy Tran said the new initiative,

which is set to be rolled out nation-wide, fuelled a need for additional workers.

He also said while majority of the new employees will be given part-time contracts, there will still be some fulltime position in the offing.

“It will be mostly casual wages, and mainly part-time, but we may have the occasional one or two full-timers,” he said.

“This is creating jobs; it’s a new concept to get more customers coming through.

“The feedback has been absolutely awesome.”

McDonald’s Doveton restaurant manager Clare Roggentin said the new job openings will also provide more people in the Doveton community with the chance to complete their Certificate III in retail.

“We actually just signed up a whole lot of new people and this is an opportunity for the people we’re bringing in,” she said.

“They can jump on board and do their Certificate III in retail. We try and encourage our staff to do that because it means their training is better and the service they give is better as well.

“With the additional staff, that opportunity’s going to be available for them as well.”

McDonald’s Doveton licensee Howard Armitage said he was “proud to provide employment, training and growth opportunities to staff”, while being able to extend those opportunities to an additional “40 locals”.

To find out more about a career at McDonald’s Doveton, visit www.mcdonalds.com.au/careers/join-us.

Project co-ordinator Trevor Ratcliffe presents The Reverend Ineke Gyles with the program for Skills For Life.

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Fernwood - it’s all a woman needs FERNWOOD fitness Narre Warren has everything a women needs in a gym - from the moment you walk through the door you feel welcome.

“We care about our members acheiving their goals we have a strong team with highly experienced and motivated custom service staff, group fitness instructors and personal trainers who specialise in all different fields - injury management, functional training, weight loss, toning, endurance, body sculpting and boxing, only the best work with us.

“We have a separate building, which has been specially designed for 30-minute high intensity functional training classes.”

According to club manager Joy Drake, the centre, which has new owners, is a gym that has it all - group fitness classes to suit anyone, Boxing, Bodypump - Step Attack, Zumba, Pilates, Yoga, over 50s, cycle and much more. Individualised weights and cardio programs, high intensity training, food coaching, meal plans designed for your body type, registered childcare facilities, shower facilities and a full continental breakfast.

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“The focus of our club is to continually create a friendly, supportive, fun ,safe environment for women of all ages to build their self-confidence, while also achieving their goals.’

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and activities all day - as well as specials on memberships - 10-15 per cent off on the day and saving $199 with no joining fee! Everyone is welcome.

Fernwood Fitness is situated at 100 Victor Crescent, Narre Warren. Phone 97051999.

TWENTY-FOUR hour access to gym facilities with high levels of support for members - that is what Cranbourne Plus Fitness offers.

“We like to ensure all of our members are achieving their fitness goals and remain motivated and excited to keep using the gym,” franchiser of Cranbourne Plus Fitness Nigel Miller said.

“Plus Fitness is a very community focussed business.

“If you are a school non-profit organisation please contact us to see how we can help you.

“Our staff are passionate and committed to ensuring all members are happy and achieving results.”

Nigel said the centre had a “great range of equipment that was suited to all fitness levels and experience”.

“There is 24-seven access all year around and no lock-in contracts - it is only $13 per week

and there is access to more than 120 gyms across Australia,” he said.

Plus Fitness is Australian owned and operated.

“We also provide free fitness programs for all members with regular updates at no cost,” Nigel said.

“We currently have no joining fees plus you will pay only $6.50 per week for your first four weeks.”

Cranbourne Plus Fitness has been operating for a year although the overall group has been around for 18 years.

Cranbourne Plus Fitness is at 1085 South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne.

Phone 5995 8881.

There is 24 hour access for members and staff are available at the gym from 8am to 11am and 3.30pm to 7.30pm Monday to Thursday, and 8am to 11am Friday and Saturday.

Entertainment �� Dining, what’s on, bands and more…

What’s on its usually peaceful undulating paddocks.

■ Lardner Park, from 1pm to 6pm on Sunday 1 March. Tickets are available online at $59 per adult through www.trybooking. com/115893, or at the gate on the day at $65 per adult.

Berwick Show EVERYONE’S favourite event is back for 2015 with the Berwick Show to take place later this month.

■ Akoonah Park, Princes Highway, Berwick, Saturday 21 February, from 9am to 9pm, and Sunday 22 February, from 9am to 5pm. Adults $20, concessions $15 and children (10-15) $10, Children (under 10) free and Family (two adults, two children) $40.

Cranbourne Senior Citizens THE Cranbourne Senior Citizens Club will host its half yearly meeting this month.

■ All members are invited to the event which will be held on Thursday 19 February at 10.30am at the club on Codrington Drive.

Members are asked to make every effort to come along.

Fun for Casey kids THE free Casey Kids Carnival is a free day of activities for children of all ages. The event will include live performers, rides, interactive games, roving entertainers, face painters, art and crafts and live animals. Aimed at children aged up to 12 years old and their families, the Casey Kids Carnival will promote accessibility, showcase arts and craft activities, encourage physical activity, open-ended learning and safety and create active community ties.

Expressions of interest for volunteers at the carnival are currently being sought. Volunteers would be required for a variety of roles from 11.30am to 2.30pm or 2.30pm to 5.30pm.

■ Akoonah Park, Berwick, Saturday 21 March.

For more information contact City of Casey Customer Service on 9705 5200.

Art Space is open ONE of Casey’s new art spaces is getting set to host two exhibitions in one space as part of a new and exciting council venture.

The Civic Centre Art Space will host the artworks and Mayor Mick Morland encourages the community to come along and experience some local talents.

■ Civic Centre Art Space, Casey Council Offices, Narre Warren, until Friday 27 March.

Business breakfast

A ‘hope’ sign was set up at last year’s Casey Relay for Life.

Casey Relay for Life RELAY for Life is a fun and moving overnight experience that raises vital funds for the Cancer Council’s research, prevention, information and support services.

■ Akoonah Park, Berwick, Friday 13 March. For more information contact Michael McKenzie on 1300 656 585 or visit casey@relayforlife.org.au.

Rock in the Park The bucolic country setting of Lardner Park, just out of Warragul in Gippsland, about an hour and a half’s drive from Melbourne, will rock to the sounds of some of Australia’s

best known musicians. Lardner Park, best known as the venue for one of Victoria’s biggest agricultural field days, is rapidly becoming the site for many interesting events and this time will present Rock in the Park amid

THE Casey-Cardinia Business group will host its first breakfast for the year next month.

Former chef and food critic Matthew Evans will share his knowledge and experience with guests.

■ Wednesday 11 March at the Cranbourne Racing Club, Grant Street, Cranbourne. The breakfast will kick off at 7am until 9am and tickets are $55 per person, or $700 for a table sponsorship. Registrations close Friday 6 March 2015.

The secret of success THE secrets of business success will be revealed by local leaders at an intimate forum at the Cardinia Cultural Centre. This is a not for profit event, with all surplus funds going to the 4Cs Crisis Relief Centres.

■ Cardinia Cultural Centre, Wednesday 18 March, 6pm to 8pm, cost $25, including tea, coffee and biscuits. Registrations are essential at http://solbr.eventbrite.com.au.

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Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986

IVAN ERDODY UPHOLSTERY Lounge Suites, Recliners, Dining Chairs, Office Chairs, Caravans, Antique Lounge Suites. No job too small.

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FORM 7 S. 21(a) Reg. 16

Public Notice

Call 9703 1764

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NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR (10) ADDITIONAL ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINES TO BE LOCATED AT ZAGAME’S BERWICK SPRINGS HOTEL, 288-296 CLYDE ROAD, BERWICK. Public submissions are invited on an application made by Zagame’s Berwick Springs Hotel Pty Ltd to the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation (VCGLR) for the installation of 10 additional electronic gaming machines (EGMs).

Pursuant to Section 89(4) of the Local Government Act 1989, the City of Casey hereby gives public notice that the General Purposes Committee Meeting scheduled for 10 March 2015 has been cancelled and that the Planning Committee Meeting scheduled to commence at 6.30p.m. on Tuesday 10 March 2015 will now commence at 7.00p.m

Notice of Acquisition Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land The Casey City Council declares that by this notice it acquires the following interest in the land described as Road R-1 on the plan below being part of the land in Certificate of Title Volume 9320 Folio 510 known as 111 Grices Road, Clyde North.

Interests Acquired: The estate in fee simple of Forbes McDonald Laing and Barbara Caroline Laing and all other interests.

The City of Casey is undertaking a social and economic impact assessment in response to this application to increase the current number of EGMs from 85 to 95 and would like to hear your views on this application.

Written comments are required by Monday 2nd March 2015 and should be sent to:

9794 8989 General Notices

Mr Gavin Wilson Senior Planning Policy Officer City of Casey P.O. Box 1000 Narre Warren VIC 3805, Fax (03) 9705 5202 Email: gwilson@casey.vic.gov.au Enquiries contact Gavin Wilson (03) 9705 5200

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FORM 7 S. 21(a) Reg. 16 Notice of Acquisition Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land The Casey City Council declares that by this notice it acquires the following interest in the land described as 125 Grices Road, Clyde North, being the whole of the land contained in Certificate of Title Volume 9329 Folio 578.

Real Estate section of Network Classifieds.

Interests Acquired: The estate in fee simple of Patrick John Hoare and Elsie May Hoare and all other interests.

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Published with the authority of the Casey City Council.

Dated 5 February 2015

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PROPOSAL TO DECLARE SECTIONS OF MCCULLOCH ROAD & LANGDALE ROAD TOORADIN AS PUBLIC HIGHWAYS Casey City Council, pursuant to Section 204(1) of the Local Government Act 1989 No.11 (The Act) proposes to declare sections of McCulloch Road & Langdale Road Tooradin to be Public Highways and to register the respective road sections on Council’s Roads Register as “Limited Access Roads” specifically for the purpose of equestrian trails.

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Dated 5 February 2015 For and on behalf of Casey City Council Signed MIKE TYLER Chief Executive Officer

The proposal is in support of Council’s Equestrian Strategy (2012) and is intended to formalise public access along the road reservation principally for equestrian activity.

The sections affected are shown in the plan below. Further information regarding the proposal can be obtained from Jo Elvish, Principal Recreation Planner – Sport & Leisure, telephone (03) 9705 5200.

Currently has some places available for boys aged 8-15 years in our u10s, u12s, u14s and u16s teams. All games played on indoor courts on Saturdays through Casey.

Beginners to advanced players welcome. For more information and team availability call the team organiser on

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Proposed Road Segments to be declared as Public Highway

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Robyn’s Mobile Hairdressing Foils, cuts, perms, colours & more.

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For and on behalf of Casey City Council Signed MIKE TYLER Chief Executive Officer

V Public Notices and Event FREE CLEAN FILL, Wanted clean fill site, south eastern area. Dams, gullies, paddocks, filled and levelled, no charge.

Phone 0418 356 583.

0490 052 564

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Real Estate

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General Classifieds V Adult Employment

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FIRE WOOD ALL ADVERTISEMENTS booked under this classification are strictly for ancillary roles only.

To comply with the law it is still an offence under the Sex Work Act 1994 to publish any statements intended or likely to induce a person to seek work as a sex worker.

Road Segments already listed on Councils Public Road Register

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Road Segment Proposed to be Declared as Public Highway

Dry split Red Gum $280 per ton, Dry split Yellow Box $350 per ton, Split Mallee Stumps $330 per ton, Mountain Ash $250 per ton.

Ph: 9706 4685/0419 304 555

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V For Sale CLOTHES DRYER, Simpson. As new. Only used 2-3 times. Paid $300, sell $150. Berwick. Ph: 9702 5589

Submissions regarding the proposal must be made in writing and received by Council by no later than Friday 20 March 2015.

www.casey.vic.gov.au

CYPRESS SLEEPERS

Tenders CASEY CULTURAL PRECINCT Project Management Consultant Contract No CT000176 Closes 11 March 2015

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

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Submissions should be addressed to the Manager Transport, and are to be submitted to Council as follows: The Manager Transport Casey City Council PO Box 1000 Narre Warren 3805 caseycc@casey.vic.gov.au Any person requesting to appear in person or to be represented by a person specified in his or her submission, will be notified of the day, time and place of the meeting of the Council or of a Committee determined by the Council to hear submissions.

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All submissions will be considered in accordance with Section 223 of The Act.

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FURNITURE, blue three piece lounge suite and matching bed settee. Glass top dining table, round four round chairs, W/iron and cane. TV cabinet, Balinese style. Coffee table, round, glass and w/iron. Buffet. Dressing table. Fridge. Blanket box. All as new. No Delivery. $600ono. Call Val: 0448 381 762 LADDER, Kennet extension. 2.94.5 meters. GC. Housed undercover. $100. Berwick. ph: 9702 5589

V For Sale TOMATO SAUCE Equipment.

Everything you need to make your own tomatoe sauce. 2 years old. Used for 3hrs only.

Total value $850, selling for $350ono. Call Nick 0403 624 576.

WOODEN BUNKS No mattresses. Good condition $150. Phone 9702 0765 or 0431 289 918

V Garage Sales HAMPTON PARK, 20 and 22 Bride Avenue, Saturday 21st February, 8.30am-3pm. Two households. Furniture, wrought iron, clothing, manchester, kitchen ware and lots more.

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V Farm Services EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT For hire. Dozers and excavators.

Tractor Slashing available. Clean fill tips available. Call Wayne 0448 802 359.

Piano/Keyboard, Guitar, Bass, Sax, Clarinet, Flute. Singing.

Narre Warren 9796 7090 ALL TREE WORKS Pruning, shaping, removals. Mulching/sales, free quotes. John 0401 623 500.

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Weekdays 12pm - 8pm, Sat 10am - 5pm

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Looking for houses in local area.

Call Dave 0428 678 489.

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

SCREENED TOP SOIL: 1126716-PB13-14

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

Delivery costs apply.

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

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

Ellagant Pooches

Professional Dog Grooming 40 years' experience Poodle and all breed specialists Care & kindness guaranteed Shop 4-5,162 Main Street, Pakenham

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Narre Warren, Cranbourne • Garden Pebbles • Mulch • Sleepers

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IRONING

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AND COMPLETE CARE GROOMING SERVICE • Therapeutic Heated Hydro Bath • Grooming • Flea Rinse • Clipping • Nail Clipping • Blow Drying Phil & Sue

0447 642 643 9702 1642

ADVERTISERS, in this section are qualified practitioners and offer non-sexual services.

REMEDIAL MASSAGE THERAPY Deep tissue, Dry Needling, Cupping. Relieve pain, recover from injury. AAMT reg/insured. $50/hr. Ph: 0407 249 326.

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SALE BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE ✤ Busy shopping centre ✤ High profit margin ✤ Well established

Call 0422 342 838 Carpet Steam Cleaner Earn up $3,000 pw. No exp. necessary. Full training. Work supplied daily. For further info.

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1300 654 910 or apply online at WWW.FERMA X .COM.AU V Positions Vacant

JAPANESE Language Classes & Tutorials All Levels Corporate, Private, Travel, VCE

APPRENTICE BOILERMAKER Steel Fabricator. Full time position. Pakenham. Contact Darren@embreyattachments. com.au

1ST YEAR APPRENTICE CABINET MAKER Required for busy cabinet making factory in Cranbourne.

Immediate start.

APPRENTICE ROOF TILERS Required for South East Suburbs with well established roof tiling company. Must have own transport, ie: Driver’s licence.

Will learn all aspects of roof tiling. Good conditions and above award wages.

Pakenham based.

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CONCRETOR

SPRAY PAINTER Must be experienced in painting truck cabins, trailers and chassis.

Good conditions and wages.

Must be reliable. Dandenong area. 9706 5706.

To be successful you will need to be degree qualified in a relevant Marketing, or Business discipline. Have demonstrated experience in marketing, communication or public relations in both print and utilisation of technology. You will need excellent communication, writing, editing, presentation and research skills

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Just Relations Unfair Dismissal No Win - No Fee

9650 0735 www.justrelations.com C753789-SJ1-10

TRUCK AND TRAILER DRIVER

Your interest and passion for the Racing and Hospitality sector will see you succeed in this new challenging and creative role.

Applications close Friday 20 February 2015.

PART TIME/CASUAL

For further information please contact Joanna Xiradakis from Bridge Consulting on 03 9864 6040

Casual vacancy (with view to full time) MUST have some experience in colour matching automotive paints. Be available to work some Saturdays. Experience preferred in retail sales and in the panel beating trade. Phone 5996 8322.

Please email application and references:

position for truck and trailer and tandem quarry/ asphalt deliveries.

Must have Tipper and Road Ranger Exp. Quarry exp preferred.

Call Steve 0417 399 539 1173283-DJ07-15

paintwarehousecranbourne@gmail.com or saraht62@hotmail.com

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C848364-KK39-10

Diesel Mechanic QUALIFIED. Experience in Massey Ferguson and Fendt tractors preferred. Wages negoable. Call Paul 9791 6414.

DIRECTIONAL DRILL OPERATOR Min. 2 years experience on Vermeer drills preferred. HR Licence required. Contact Ben 0413 934 420.

FACTORY HAND Dandenong furniture company is seeking a self motivated person. Required for general duties.

Must have had previous furniture manufacturing experience.

Please phone after 9am 9771 3911 or email your resume to admin@winnafurniture.com.au

9704-6495

HAIR & BEAUTY COURSES

WORKSHOP FOREMAN D U K E ’ S B O DY WORKS CRANBOURNE

Please call Narre Warren Newsagency:

Sales Person Experienced in agriculture industry preferred. Wages and conditions negoable.

Phone Paul 9791 6414.

AUTOMOTIVE PAINT SALES

Concrete reinstatement paths and kerb & channel. SE suburbs.

Good Conditions.

Car license essential.

EARLY MORNING DELIVERY DRIVER

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This role will see you working across the full marketing mix encompassing Brand Development, Campaign Management, Local Area Marketing, Online Marketing, CRM, and PR to meet business objectives

CATALOGUE DISTRIBUTORS WANTED

CUSTOMER SERVICE / SALES An established and growing company is looking for an experienced and energetic Customer Service Sales person for a casual position. Must have office experience an excellent phone manner and a full driving license. Long hours and some weekends involved.

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5942 5419 BH only C1102981-JL47-13

Own vehicle required.

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1 x Brisbane per week Saturday to Wednesday

Phone Paul 9796 8833 or 0417 107 122.

Narre Warren South 9703-0642

MARKETING MANAGER

This is a fantastic new opportunity to join a successful team at the Cranbourne Racing precinct as their Marketing Manager. If you love racing, food, beverage and gaming then you will love this unique opportunity.

Fulltime position.

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B-DOUBLE DRIVER INTERSTATE

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

(STUDENTS, ADULTS, RETIREES, FAMILIES, ETC)

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Delivered in 10 metre loads

WALKERS WANTED

WE DELIVER TO YOU AREAS AVAILABLE IN YOUR SUBURB REGULAR WORK WITH FLEXIBLE HOURS ALL AGES WELCOME

PAKENHAM Room for rent. $150pw including bills. Must be employed. Phone 5940 5686 or 0421 698 698.

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Mulch & Screened Top Soil Cardinia Waste & Recyclers are overstocked

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SPECIAL

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Phone Wayne 0448 802 359

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.

Letterbox delivery of community newspapers and advertising materials on a weekly basis.

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PAKENHAM, New 3BR house with aircon and dishwasher, low maintenance, close to shops, rent $325pw, call 9796 7105.

Get paid while you walk !

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Motoring

Earn Extra Cash

10m3 load delivered locally, $200.

Cranbourne.

9703 1616 0439 656 044

CARAVANS from $35 per week.

Will deliver. Phone: 0417 382 511 or 9785 7345

MUSIC LESSONS PIANOFORTE MUSIC COLLEGE & SALES

V Garden/ Outdoor

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

Ph: 8787 8599

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LINE DANCE Classes Thursday nights. Pakenham Bowls Club.

7pm. Children welcome. Enquiries Brenda 0408 351 099.

Call Julie

With two dwellings.

Fenced in to four paddocks, shedding.

Highway frontage.

Close to many fishing and coastal beaches.

Suit tradies, truckies or investors. Great place to live. $450,000 neg.

Private sale.

Ph: 0407 599 616 or 5678 2338

NEED TO SELL?

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Prompt service.

Excellent quality.

Affordable 3 acre farmlet in Bass

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Trading her Dandenong green and gold for the national variety, Aimie Clydesdale has been selected in an extended Opals squad looking towards the Rio Olympic Games. 134249 Picture: JARROD POTTER

Rouse takes the reins

Clydesdale a perfect Opal fit

By JARROD POTTER RELISHING her chance to shine in the starting five has paid off for Dandenong Rangers guard Aimie Clydesdale, with her selection in an extended Australian Opals squad.

Clydesdale, 21, from Endeavour Hills, has excelled in her limited time in the Rangers’ WNBL starting five after a horror knee injured sidelined regular point guard Kathleen Macleod, and on the back of her WNBL success has earned a spot in the Opals Rio Qualifiers squad.

She has averaged 6.3 points per game since her elevation to the starting roster, with a best haul of 13 points, seven rebounds against Adelaide earlier this season.

Trying to find the perfect line-up ahead of the Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games, the Opals coaching staff has whit-

tled down the names from internationals and WNBL players to find the best 34 ahead of the 2016 games.

Clydesdale - alongside Rangers’ team mate Lauren Scherf - signal the next generation of Opals’ talent as head coach Brendan Joyce balances youth and experience in the squad.

Sporting a mix of established Opals stars with Olympic experience and emerging young talent, head coach Brendan Joyce said that it was important to select a squad that could carry the momentum built at the World Championships.

“It is an exciting time for the Jayco Opals as we begin our preparation for the Olympic qualification and the Olympic games in Rio 2016,” Opals head coach Brendan Joyce said.

“Once again we have named an extended squad to build to-

wards the Rio Olympics, this was proven to be successful for our World Championship campaign, building depth and competition in the squad.”

Former Dandenong Ranger and current Townsville Fire guard Steph Cumming, also from Endeavour Hills, earned her selection in the 34-player extended squad as well.

Rounding off the local talent in the roster is one of Australia’s best basketballers in Penny Taylor, who originally came from Belgrave South, and has been in elite form for Dandenong this season since arriving mid-way through the WNBL campaign.

A shortened squad of a maximum of 24 players for the upcoming camp at the Basketball Australia National Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Canberra will be announced this week.

The Olympic qualifiers will be played in August.

TAKING on the chair of South East Juniors (SEJ), the league announced this week the appointment of James Rouse.

Rouse will replace Roger Hampson as Chair, who after five years of service, has taken up a role with the South East Commission.

“I am incredibly passionate about young people and ensuring they have high quality opportunities to be participating in sport,” Rouse said.

This passion emanates from a background in teaching, local government sport development and leisure management. Rouse has a great understanding and knowledge of the local area, having worked for the City of Casey for the past 11 years in a variety of roles.

“I am very well aware of the significant growth and demographic change that is occurring in this part of South East Melbourne,” Rouse said.

“I see the SEJ as being in a very strong position to move forward and continue to grow junior football in the area…

I want to see the league continue with our already documented strategic plans.

“Our continued focus will be to work with and support clubs to further develop and enhance their capacity, working through the AFL Club Accreditation Program.”

Rouse has previously served on the SEJ board for five years, having been approached by AFL Victoria in 2009 to participate in the working group that was established to reinvigorate and strengthen the then named DDJFL into the thriving league we have today.

Getting the opportunity to

James Rouse has been appointed Chair of the South East Juniors.

Picture: SOUTH EAST JUNIORS work alongside some former board members and overseeing a new group of youth development motivates Rouse greatly and reflects on this time with the league fondly.

“The experience of working on the board was an interesting challenge and I am highly motivated about the prospect of being involved again, this time as Chairman,” Rouse said.

“The board has a great balance of skills and experience, whilst the staff is also highly qualified.

“Collectively our focus is to ensure that more and more boys and girls are playing football through the SEJ.

The SEJ would also like to take this opportunity to thank Roger Hampson for his service to the league.

“Roger has overseen significant change at the league including the adoption of a new governance and administration structure and the adoption of a new league name and brand,” SEJ General Manager Shaun Connell said.

“The league is indebted to his dedication and visionary approach which has seen the SEJ the envy of leagues across the state and this region.

“It has been a pleasure to work with Roger and I see him as real mentor to myself and look forward to keeping in touch.”

Turn up your radio, listeners

By DAVID NAGEL “Tharle’s kicked it... and unbelievably Cranbourne has come from seven goals down to defeat Narre Warren and will now play Beaconsfield in next Saturday’s grand final.”

IF YOU think you’ve got what it takes to be the next Bruce McAvaney or Dennis Cometti then Casey Radio 97.7FM may have just the job for you.

The Casey Radio sports team is expanding its football coverage in 2015, with a Saturday broadcast of the South East Football League to be followed by a Sunday broadcast of the VFL. Casey Radio has the opportunity to provide a few individuals the chance to join former Casey Radio volunteers

like Grant Denyer (Channel 10), Daniel Harford (SEN1116), Neil Brown (RSN), Rob Cross (ABC), Tristan Foenander (Crocmedia) and Darren Parkin (SEN and Crocmedia), and gain a real kick-start to their careers.

Since 1991, Casey Radio has covered more than 1000 sporting broadcasts including VFL and local football, District cricket and picnic horse racing at Balnarring, Drouin, Healesville and Woolamai.

Vice-president and Outside Broadcast Manager Bryce Eishold said Casey Radio was the perfect place to build grounding for a career in the media and a place that values its volunteer support.

“Casey Radio requires the support of new volunteers more than ever,” Eishold said.

“We are seeking people with a passion for football and sports broadcasting, who are looking to gain experience within the media industry and join our award winning team.

“There are various positions available within our team including studio panelling, technical assistance and on-air presentation.

“If you’re a committed individual looking to widen your experience within the media industry and able to work well within a team environment, then we want to hear from you.”

If you feel you have what it takes or have a keen interest in sport, contact Bryce on 0429 466 373 or email Bryce.

Eishold@caseyradio.com.au to register your interest.

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Sweeney go to… woe

By JARROD POTTER Victorian Premier Cricket - Round 16 (day 2) WITH the Cricket World Cup firing into life on Saturday, Victorian Premier Cricket settled into a temporary Sunday fixture as Dandenong and Casey-South Melbourne both succumbed in clearing skies.

DANDENONG v RINGWOOD IT ALL went pear-shaped from the start for Dandenong (144 and 1/70) as the Panthers tried to hunt down the Tom Stray-led Ringwood (5/341dec) tally.

From a strong start - led by Tom Donnell (30) and Brett Forsyth (11), the wheels fell off instantly for Dandenong. From 0/42, Dandenong woefully fell away to find itself 7/71.

The resilient knock of Peter Sweeney (50 not out) was about the only bright light from the innings as the Panthers came and went from the crease without much fuss as Matt Fotia (4/29) and David King (3/18) ran riot.

James Pattinson (4) - returning from Victorian duties for day two - didn’t faze the scorers much as the only lower-order partnership of note came from Sweeney and captain Dan Doran (24). They added 25 for the eighth scalp before Doran succumbed to Brendan Walsh (1/25). It left Sweeney to carry on and effectively carry his bat from first drop to final scalp as James Wilcock (9) held his own to get Sweeney to his half-ton before becoming the last wicket at 144.

Ringwood - on the hunt for maximum points - sent Doran and his men back in again for a second heaped spoonful of pain, but the home side fared a lot better in attempt number two. Forsyth (46 not out) and Sweeney (15 not out) made sure no inroads were made by the Rams as stumps were called after 19 overs in the second innings.

FRANKSTON-PENINSULA v CASEY-SOUTH MELBOURNE DEVIN Pollock’s master class century last week wouldn’t be the only one pilfered at AH Butler Oval as Paul Borrington (115 not out) got his eye in to help Frankston-Peninsula (3/290) knock off Casey-South Melbourne (287).

Borrington - in tandem with Matthew Gapes (74) and Sam Wiese (66) added size-

Ringwood might have had Dandenong number-three Peter Sweeney on the hop, but the Panthers' batsman kept his feet to remain unbeaten on 50 not out. 134626 Picture: JARROD POTTER able partnerships to take the match away from the Swans.

Casey could only muster containment and not out-and-out dissection of the Heat’s batting order. While it took the best part of the day to secure the points, with Frankston-Peninsula earning the win in the 93rd over - the visitors didn’t have the arsenal needed to douse the Heat.

Shane Maggs (1/21) was the best statistically of the bowlers while Dan Watson (1/49) stormed in for 21 overs on a boiling hot day on the coast.

In the last round of the season, Casey South-Melbourne will host St Kilda while Dandenong is away at Northcote.

Kumara’s elemental bloodbath

By JARROD POTTER DDCA Turf 1 - Round 10 (day 1) ELEMENTAL problems wreaked havoc across the Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA), with only two Turf 1 matches getting out onto the park.

CRANBOURNE v SPRINGVALE SOUTH FIRST versus second, bragging rights and top spot on the line.

There aren’t many higher stakes than that in local cricket and Springvale South (1/42) ensured advantage was in its favour against ladder-leading Cranbourne (146).

The early moisture played into the Bloods hands as Yoshan Kumara (4/27) cleaned up the top order. Jordan Cleland (3) - bowled Kumara. Brayden Roscoe (2) bowled Kumara. Jake Harrington (2) - bowled Kumara. And just to cap it off... Ben Maroney (11) LBW... Kumara.

The Sri Lankan spearhead left the Eagles wounded at 4/39, but not done as Steve Spoljaric (52) remained at the crease. Rebuilding the shattered remains of the Cranbourne innings, Spoljaric and the middle order gave the side something to defend. Spoljaric alongside Te Ahu Davis (39) knocked in a 76-run partnership before the duo were ripped from the crease virtually back-to-back by Ruwantha Kellepotha (1/42) and Craig Slocombe (4/20) respectively.

The Springvale South captain feasted on the lower order as he ran through the tail without much wagging to get in his way.

Cam Dinger (14) put up a gutsy knock to see out 41 balls before he was run out by the two Cranbourne’s Saturday nightmare-generators - Kumara and Slocombe.

Davis (1/0) kept things tidy from his four overs in response and withdrew Nathan King (13) from the crease as he smashed his pegs. Steve Masterson (15 not out) and Ryan Quirk (10 not out) kept proceedings as risk-free as possible en route to 1/42 by stumps.

COOMOORA v BERWICK RUNS on the board are always worth their weight in gold, especially for Coomoora (193) as the Kangaroos remain on the lookout for their first Turf 1 triumph this season.

While the order did collapse spectacularly in parts - initiated by a superb five-wicket haul from Darren de Souza (5/48) Coomoora managed to push a defining partnership and set up a decent shot at victory.

Slumping to 3/49, the impetus was taken up by Saliya Saman (75) and Lance Baptist (58) as the duo smashed the Bears to all points on Coomoora Reserve.

The duo took the score to 149 - as Baptist notched his best score of the season - before the all-

rounder succumbed to de Souza, the first of his victims as the Berwick bowler had a field day en route to his maiden five-for.

It left Saman to play a solo hand - a job he’s become used to doing on occasion this season with the ball, but not so much the blade.

Haphazard and sporadic support didn’t give Saman much to lean on at the other end as de Souza and Jarrod Goodes (3/52) stormed through the lower order resistance. From 3/149 before Baptist’s demise, the Kangaroos fell away to concede 5/30.

Saman’s gutsy knock - highlighted by raising the bat on his second half-century in three Turf 1 matches - was derailed by Berwick’s beguiler de Souza for his fourth scalp.

Set 193 on the first innings, Berwick (0/23) held out against Saman (0/6) and Joel Robertson (0/4) in the final-eight overs of the day to leave 170 to hunt down this weekend.

North Dandenong v Heinz, Parkfield v Lyndale, Dandenong West v Buckley Ridges and Hallam Kalora Park v Mordialloc were unable to get under way yesterday.

Not to despair about a lack of cricket this weekend though, the DDCA held its rescheduled Round 7 one-dayers on Sunday afternoon.

Cranbourne’s Jordan Cleland departs after being bowled by Yoshan Kumara. 134366 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

Wounded Bears retreat

By JARROD POTTER

QUIZ NUMBER 1439

1. Who is currently Australia’s highest ranked male tennis player?

2. WHICH AFL team lost back-to-back grand finals in 2002-3?

3. WHICH two English universities compete annually in a famous boat race on the Thames?

4. WHO was the first man to break the four minute mile?

5. WHICH horse won the 2013 Melbourne Cup? 6. HOW many times did John McEnroe win the Wimbledon crown?

7. WHAT nationality is former racing driver Keke Rosberg?

8. WHICH country is third on the all-time Olympic medal-winning list behind the USA and USSR? 9. WHAT is the top division in English soccer now known as?

10. AT which Olympics did Mark Spitz win his record haul of medals in the pool?

11. WHERE were the equestrian events held at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics?

12. WHO won back to back US Open tennis titles in 1997-8?

13. WHICH Tasmanian fast bowler played Test cricket for Australia in the late 1980s?

14. WHAT five sports make up modern pentathlon?

15. WHICH popular Aussie game was played as an exhibition sport at the 1932 and 1936 Olympics?

16. WHICH Australian has won more track and field Olympic medals than any other woman?

17. HURLING is the national sport of which country?

18. WHICH Australian swimmer won silver medals at both the 1982 Commonwealth Games and 1984 Olympics?

19. IN which sport did New Zealand set a world record at the London Olympics?

20. WHICH major US event did Robert de Castella win in 1986?

DDCA Turf 1 - Round 7 (One day) BERWICK and Heinz damaged their finals’ chances on Sunday in their rescheduled Round 7 one-dayers, as Hallam Kalora Park and Springvale South pushed aside the Casey-area sides in the coloured-clothed arena.

BERWICK v HALLAM KALORA PARK FLATTENED by the Hawks, Berwick (85) was left to lick its wounds and plot for a pair of upcoming wins for any chance to make finals.

Copping the brunt of Leigh Booth’s (5/22) rage, the Bears were sent back to the sheds rapidly. At 3/2 - three wickets for two runs that is - Berwick could only muster some sporadic attack as Bathiya Perera (38), Ryan Williamson (20) and Cory Bevan (14) were the only batsmen to bother the scorers.

William Whyte (4/9) was also lethal to Berwick’s order, as he notched four maidens in his miserly four-wicket haul.

The Hallam Kalora Park (2/89) response was equally brutal as Rhys Serpanchy (34 not out) and Amila Perera (15 not out) cleaned up the runs with 15 overs to spare. Falling seven-points behind fourthplaced Hallam Kalora Park, Berwick will need wins against Coomoora (currently chasing 193) and ladder-leading Cranbourne in the final round, plus a few other results to fall its way throughout the last two fixtures.

SPRINGVALE SOUTH v HEINZ SOUTHERN DISTRICTS THE Bloods drip-by-drip did away with Heinz Southern Districts (9/140) to dent the Cobras chances of post-season action.

Springvale South (7/216) - led by Craig Slocombe (55) and a lower-order smack from Yoshan Kumara (58) was too much for the Cobras’ attack to contain as it racked up a 200plus total. Paul Stockdale (3/28) and Justin Davis (2/69) held up their ends ably, but could not break the important partnerships when they formed.

In response, Heinz was

smacked about by Jarrod Armitage (3/25) and Ruwantha Kellepotha (3/27) - as only the captain Matt Cox (35) really dug in. The Cobras now need to knock off North Dandenong (rain affected, reduced to a onedayer) and Parkfield to scrape back into finals’ contention.

CRANBOURNE v BUCKLEY RIDGES A LITTLE bit from a lot of sources kept Cranbourne (6/172) flying atop the DDCA ladder as the run home to finals begins in earnest. Putting behind them a mediocre Saturday against Springvale South, Cranbourne lifted across the board to take the points away from a tepid Buckley Ridges (9/130).

Steve Spoljaric (49) continued a scintillating season, with solid support from Te Ahu Davis (32), Ben Maroney (27) and Jake Harrington (24).

Buckley Ridges’ import Anuj Dal (42) was the only player to fire as Cameron Dinger (4/21) and Ben Maroney (3/18) speared through the visitors.

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The Gods must be crazy

By RUSSELL BENNETT WEST GIPPSLAND COUNTRY WEEK ANOTHER year, another West Gippsland Cricket Association Country Week campaign that has come up just short.

Try as they might, the Warriors couldn’t make it to Friday’s Victorian Country Cricket League (VCCL) Division 3 Melbourne Country Week final at the Bayswater Oval.

Cal O’Hare’s men finished fourth in the 10-team competition, with two wins from their four games last week. But they’re spurred on by the result - with the bulk of the side hell-bent on returning next year and achieving their goal.

The Warriors’ campaign got off to a dream start on day one, cruising past Wangaratta’s 208 to finish on 5/265 from their 50 overs.

Russ Lehman (100 not out) and Tom Hussey (83) continued their brilliant form with the willow with a 140-run opening stand that set up the victory, while Merinda Park leg-spinner Dylan Cuthbertson was sensational in his Warriors debut snaring 4/48 from his 10 overs.

But the cricketing gods can be so cruel sometimes.

Facing Central Gippsland on day two at Endeavour Hills, the Warriors arrived to find a pitch that could best be described as a rain-soaked minefield.

It was horribly under-prepared, and whoever lost the toss would struggle mightily to win the game. Unfortunately for the Warriors, O’Hare lost the toss and the result was disastrous. Balls that were bouncing short of a length would explode, taking chunks out of the pitch as they ballooned past the batsmen’s faces, but fuller balls were doing the same. The likes of Lehman, O’Hare and AJ Walker copped an absolute barrage of body blows on a pitch that looked unplayable.

If it wasn’t for an impressive half-century from Cuthbertson and 25 not out from Josh Lownds, the Warriors’ total would have come up far shorter than their 161.

But as the day grew older, the pitch

became increasingly batsmen-friendly to the point where Central Gippsland’s innings was played in completely different conditions.

Still, the Warriors had them at 8/118 and couldn’t finish the job - eventually bowling them out for 164. The result would prove catastrophic for West Gippsland’s hopes of making the final.

Day three saw an enthralling contest in Frankston between the Warriors and Goulburn Murray. Lehman (3/47) continued a dream carnival with a hat-trick, and Kyle Brooke (2/20) very nearly did the same, as the boys from the north-east were dismissed for 219.But the Warriors (210) couldn’t capitalise on a string of starts - with five batsmen reaching 20 but none making a half-century.

Day four at Casey Fields showed the extreme contrast of the quality of the sides in Division 3, with the home-town Warriors (276) easily disposing of Seymour and District (9/147).

West Gippsland had an even spread of contributors with the bat and was led by another standout opening partnership between Lehman (38) and Hussey (34).

With the ball, Cuthbertson (3/30) and Brooke (2/31) again shone.

In summing up the Warriors’ week, O’Hare said Cuthbertson and Lehman would both be worthy winners of the Glasscock Medal for the WCGA’s best Country Week player.

Cuthbertson has been outstanding since returning to the league from a stint at Victorian Premier side Fitzroy-Doncaster. Not only is he the most dangerous spinner in the WGCA, he’s more than handy with the willow - having compiled some key scores this season.

O’Hare also heaped praise on Hussey, the Warriors’ seam bowling brigade, the all-around performance of Merinda Park skipper Danny Diwell, and the coaching efforts of Cardinia’s Simon Parrott.

But one of the Warriors’ biggest issues throughout the week was the lack of runs coming from their middle-order batsmen. O’Hare put a lot of the blame at his own feet, and despite he, AJ Walker, Aaron Avery and Parrott making a series

The West Gippsland Warriors Country Week squad of 2015, from back left: Russell Lehman, Tom Hussey, Jack Ryan, Josh Lownds, Darcy Hellriegel, Matt Hutchinson, Kyle Brooke, Chris Bright, Dylan Cuthbertson and Craig Boswell. From front left: AJ Walker, Aaron Avery, Simon Parrott, Cal O’Hare, Danny Diwell and Clinton Marsh.

Clyde’s Kyle Brooke sent this hat-trick ball fizzing past the batsman’s helmet in Frankston last Picture: JARROD POTTER Wednesday. 134491 of key scores at clubland this season, the Country Week statistics hardly paint a pretty picture. O’Hare and Avery averaged just 7.75 and 7.33 runs each for the week, while Parrott averaged 10 and Walker 12.

The late withdrawal of Cardinia skip-

Tom Hussey and his Warriors’ team mates weren’t exactly thrilled with the state of the pitch at Endeavour Hills last Tuesday, with the ball taking chunks out of it early. 134184 Pictures: ROB CAREW

per Neil Barfuss was a huge blow, with the Warriors desperately in need of a calming, composed influence with the bat. The middle-order was full of sublime stroke-makers, but was found wanting when wickets fell in clumps. But next year the likes of Pakenham guns Dom

Runners-up take aim

By RUSSELL BENNETT WEST GIPPSLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION REVIEW - ROUND 13 (DAY 1) THOUGH Cardinia has already sewn up top spot on the Premier ladder, the race is well and truly on for the all-important second spot and the right to host a final and an insurance policy against bad weather.

Kooweerup is in the box seat, eight competition points clear of both Merinda Park and Tooradin, but the Cobras are in a commanding position after day one against the Seagulls and could yet vault over the Demons.

Their game was the only one in town in Premier on Sunday and the strong crowd that turned out to Donnelly Reserve saw the home side’s bowling attack weave its magic against one of the competition’s most imposing batting line-ups.

Dylan Cuthbertson continued from where he left off in Country Week, snaring 4/58 from a massive 27 overs.

Jess Mathers (2/41) and Jamie Smith (2/23), meanwhile, were also crucial with two wickets apiece.

Tooradin’s top four - skipper Tom Hussey (33), Brenton Adams (22), Michael Ralph (21) and Cal O’Hare (30) - all got starts but couldn’t convert them into that one, big decisive score.

The Cobras haven’t defeated

Dylan Cuthbertson has drawn high praise from his skipper Danny Diwell, who has labelled him ‘a class player’ who could take that Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS next step. 134541 Tooradin in years but they’re on the right track to changing that this week.

The home side faced the final 10 overs of the day and are sitting on 1/15 at stumps.

It’s got the full 80 overs to bat this week but the team knows it has got plenty of work ahead.

After losing opener Peter Jessop early - run out for just two - Smith strode to the cross in a kind of nightwatchman’s role.

“We spoke about that situation the game after Christmas and Twig (Smith) put his hand up,” Cobras skipper Danny Diwell said.

“But he can definitely hold a bat in his own right - he’s no mug.

“He’s made plenty of runs in the MPCA and he really deserves some runs this week.”

Smith has already made his influence felt in the match with a huge first over of his spell - knocking over

Ralph and Aaron Avery (0) in a double-wicket maiden.

Avery copped an absolute peach - a ball that seemed to be heading down middle and leg, before collecting the top of off.

O’Hare, meanwhile, was the victim of a calamitous run out, which the umpires carefully deliberated over before he was finally sent on his way.

His dismissal for a hard-earned 30 seemed to be the straw that broke the Seagulls’ back for the innings.

“I’m disappointed we didn’t make a bigger score,” O’Hare said after the first day’s play.

“We were 0/50 and kept losing wickets in the middle order. I thought we’d improved lately with our batting but 160 is not a great score.

“Having said that, we believe we can win.

“They haven’t beaten us in quite a while.”

Elsewhere across the WGCA Devon Meadows (2/42) is in a strong position in its District clash with Pakenham Upper-Toomuc (155), an impressive batting performance by Cranbourne Meadows (8/311) - anchored by skipper Brent Murdoch (75) - has the side on top against Lyndhurst, and Clyde (136) has made life difficult for Nar Nar Goon/Maryknoll (7/39) with a staggering 17 wickets falling on day one alone.

Paynter and Chris Smith could return to the Warriors set-up and this could also have a huge impact.

Either way, as WGCA president Brett Armitage said after the Warriors’ final game on Thursday, they’d have the league’s backing “100 per cent”.

CRICKET SCOREBOARD VIC. PREMIER CRICKET Frankston Peninsula 3/290 (P. M. Borrington 115no, M. A. Gapes 74, S. D. Wiese 66) d Casey-South Melbourne 287 (D. J. Pollock 104, D. J. Watson 61, J. D. Holden 41, S. Maggs 26, J. R. Mockett 3/60) Ringwood 5/341(dec) (T. D. Stray 158no, I. G. Holland 90, D. A. King 44, A. McMaster 2/51) d Dandenong 144 (P. Sweeney 50no, T. Donnell 30, M. F. Fotia 4/29, D. A. King 3/18) and 1/70 (B. Forsyth 46no) DDCA ROUND-10 (SATURDAY) Cranbourne 146 (S. Spoljaric 52, T. Davis 39, C. Slocombe 4/20, Y. Kumara 4/27) v Springvale South 1/43.

Coomoora 193 (S. Saman 75, L. A. Baptist 69, D. J. de Souza 5/48, J. W. Goodes 3/52) v Berwick 0/23. One dayers this week: Dandenong West v Buckley Ridges, Hallam Kalora Park v Mordialloc, North Dandenong v Heinz Southern Districts, Parkfield v Lyndale.

ROUND-7 CATCH-UP (SUNDAY) Cranbourne 6/172(cc) (S. Spoljaric 49, T. Davis 32) d Buckley Ridges 9/130(cc) (A. Dal 42, C. A. Dinger 4/21, B. Maroney 3/18).

Hallam Kalora Park 2/89 (R. Serpanchy 34no) d Berwick 85 (W. Perera 38, L. G. Booth 5/22, W. Whyte 4/9) Mordialloc 8/200(cc) (D. G. Mapa Ralalage 63, M. K. Perera 49, A. Harry 3/21) d Dandenong West 99 (S. Squires 4/18).

North Dandenong 5/119 (A. Blake 38) d Parkfield 115 (L. Dudding 4/28, J. Andersen 3/21).

Lyndale 6/177(cc) (J. A. Brohier 59, Q.E. Pham 40no) d Coomoora 129 (R. Pankhania 66no, D. Tormey 3/11).

Springvale South 7/216(cc) (Y. Kumara 58no, C. Slocombe 55, J. L. Armitage 31, P. A. Stockdale 3/28) d Heinz Southern Districts 9/140 (M. Cox 35, J. L. Armitage 3/25, R. P. Kellepotha 3/27).

WGCA PREMIER Upper Beaconsfield v Pakenham 8/206(cc) (J. Gonzalez 62no, J.P. Williams 40, Z. W. Chaplin 30, T. Tyrrell 4/50).

Merinda Park 1/15 v Tooradin 166 (T.J. Hussey 33, C. O’Hare 30, D. Cuthbertson 4/58).

One dayers this week: Beaconsfield v Cardinia, Kooweerup v Emerald.

DISTRICT Cranbourne Meadows 8/311(cc) (B. Murdoch 75, S. Marum 57, C. Hauselberger 51, W. Cloney 30, A. Bajwa 4/83) v Lyndhurst Vikings.

Pak. Upper/Toomuc 155 (N. Fairbank 81, C. Thomsen 34, A. Newstead 6/42) v Devon Meadows 2/42. Officer 8/182(dec) (T. Clark 41, M. Payne 31, L.E. Otten 4/41) SFX Old Collegians 2/1. Clyde 136 (B. F. Birkhead 51, K. Wheeler 4/32, A. Bailey 3/29) v NNG/ Maryknoll 7/39 (K. Brooke 3/5).

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Set for relegation CRANBOURNE BOWLS AFTER many years playing in Division 1 metropolitan, Cranbourne is now a certainty to be relegated to Division 2 after a devastating loss to MCC on Saturday.

Now 18 points behind the 8th side on the ladder Armadale (9th and 10th sides are relegated), mathematically Cranbourne could sneak in but that seems highly unlikely as they would have to win on all four rinks to pick up 18 points against bottom-of-the-ladder rivals Pakenham and they would then need Armadale to lose on all four rinks against top-of-the-ladder leader Mulgrave.

And even if that happens, they still have to make up the 33-shot difference deficit if both sides finish with 112 points each.

Division 1 Cranbourne were crushed by 23 shots to MCC and lost on all four rinks. Steve “Krusty� Bentley said after the game “we kept with them up to the half way break, and within a few shots but they got the better of us after that and despite our best efforts the harder we tried the worse we got�.

Results: - Cranbourne Div (1) 60 lost to MCC (1) 83 (R. Travica 12/24, L. Quigg 16/17, M. Bland 17/26, and S. Arthur 15/16).

Division 2 Cranbourne had a 12 shot victory over Burden Park to give it some hope of avoiding relegation from division 2. Rob Reid and his team of Ken Fulton, Barbara Fulton and Lyn Wood played well to win by 12 shots.

Results: - Cranbourne 82 defeated Burden park 70 (G. Farrington 18/22, M. Boltong 17/21, R. Reid 24/12 and M. Stevens 23/15) Division 3 John Mulder and his team of Griffiths, Dunn and Wilson had a good 11 shot win but the side went down overall by 14 shots against Berwick.

Results: - Cranbourne 66 were defeated by Berwick 80 (J. Mulder 25/11, N. Fell 12/20, S. Raiti 9/28 and P. De Lisle 20/18) Division 4 Despite winning on two rinks Cranbourne lost to Berwick at home by 18 shots.

Results: - Berwick 84 defeated Cranbourne 66 (C. Wright 13/22, J. Gardner 11/23, K. Bowler 22/20 and S. De Piazza 20/19) Mid-Week Pennant Women’s only Cranbourne away to Doncaster were defeated, but remain on top of the Section. With one match remaining, Cranbourne will stay on top.

C. Wright 20 -21, F. Farrall 13 - 21, B. Helle 15 - 14. Final Score 48 - 56.

Div 1 Open At home to Vermont South, Cranbourne were successful with two teams holding their own. Ken Fulton’s team of Peter DE Lisle, Frank Coulter, and Isobel Partington were the big winners.

K. Fulton 25 - 9, M. Boltong 18 -16, G. Dudink 18 - 20. Final Score 56 - 47.

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Going great guns HAMPTON PARK BOWLS THERE is only one day left in the home and away bowls season and Hampton Park should have three teams playing finals. Tuesday’s Division 1 will need to defeat Vermont South to guarantee their place. Saturday’s Division 1 and Division 4 will play finals Division 1 on top of the ladder and division 4 currently second.

Last Tuesday, Division 1 put up a spirited performance against the strong Mulgrave Country Club but failed to achieve maximum points.

The result could have made finals difficult, but clubs in the hunt also lost, dropping Hampton Park to third on the ladder. Jim Westwell, Shane Collins, Peter Hayden and Neville Hendrie again won (21-12) but Dot Carr, Chris Hendrie, Ian Bartlett and Ellen Smith (13-27) and Geoff Ampt, Heather Naismith, Helen Lambert and Denise Eastick (16-23) both lost.

Hampton Park (1) 2-50 lost to Mulgrave CC (5) 14-62.

Division 2 had better luck, winning at Edithvale. John Nunan, Jos Van Hout, Marion Battaglia and Ray Wood won well (26-13) and Brian Diaper, Ian Kitt, Gwen Clough and Bob Nicol won 17-15. Lou Soligo, June Damon, Keith Damon and Rob Woff were down 4-19 at lunch, and then rallied to lose 16-22 in an overall winning comeback.

Hampton Park (2) 14-59 defeated Edithvale (2) 2-50.

Saturday Pennant produced a chaotic array of results. Divisions 2 and 4 will be in the finals despite the day’s results. At home, Division 2 played Cranbourne RSL and had a disappointing loss - winning only two rinks. The Parkers still hold top of the

ladder due to Narre Warren defeating Mulgrave Country Club, 18 points to nil. Steve Barnes, Chris Hendrie, Andrew Brandolin and Warwick Hardy won 23-17 and Shane Hardy, Mark Paton, Ian Bartlett and Zak Storm won 21-16. Geoff Ampt, John Nunan, Shannon Micallef and Shane Collins went down 23-32 and Neville Hendrie, Larry Simpson, Sean McDonald and Ken Cobden lost 7-32.

Hampton Park (1) 4-80 lost to Cranbourne RSL (1) 14-97.

Division 4 ladders remains the same after the top four teams were meant to play each other. Hampton Park (2nd) / Chadstone (3rd) were washed out at Chadstone, and Mulgrave Country Club (1st) / Keysborough (4th) was also washed out at Mulgrave.

Division 6 had a slight chance to make the finals but were defeated by Pakenham at Pakenham. Lou Soligo, Jos van Hout, Bill Webb and Craig Richards won 23-18, John Wright, Marion Battaglia, Brian Diaper and Ray Wood won 21-18, but Keith Damon, Rob Woff, Janice Collins and Gavin Wilson lost 16-32. Gerry Cox, Rudi Oost, Bob Nicol and Ian Kitt also lost 9-36.

Hampton Park (3) 4-69 lost to Pakenham (3) 14-109.

With eight players available, Division 8 had their first win bowling when they played Noble Park at Hampton Park. June Damon, Ann Westwell, Wayne Grimsey and Chris Barnes won 23-14 but Jamie Lehman, Gwen Clough, Keith McCarthy and Bill Holden just went down 1622.

Hampton Park (4) 12-39 defeated Noble Park (4) 2-36.

June Damon was part of Hampton Park’s winning comeback against Edithvale.

Picture: HPBC

Hampton Park’s Ian Kitt was a member of Tuesday’s winning team at Edithvale.

Picture: HPBC

Close but no cigar for Cranbourne RSL’s tilt CRANBOURNE RSL BOWLS MID WEEK PENNANT Vermont South 61 d Cranbourne RSL 58.

The RSL went down narrowly to Vermont South in only their second loss for the season.

A bit of a wake up call just before the finals. A big 20 shot win

by John Spencer’s team nearly got them home.

Results R. Bligh, C. Butler, T. Bonney J. Spencer 30-10. D. Meulman, M. Hodges, H. Rogers, R. Chapman 14-24. A. Pichard, M. McIntyre, G. Dore, Y. v d Wees 14-27.

DIVISION 2 Hampton Park 74 d Cranbourne RSL 97.

Last week was a must win against the bottom team, this week it was first against ninth. It should have been easy for top team Hampton Park. But once again the RSL showed everyone that their best is good enough with an impressive 23-shot win. Mal Watkinson’s team doing most of the damage with a great 25-shot win. Such margins are pretty rare in Division 2. Yvonne van der Wees team did well in winning by nine shots.

Results R. Bligh, R. Crawford, J. Spencer, M. Watkinson 32-7.

P. Males, J. Black, R. Chapman, Y. v d Wees 32-23.

B. Graham, G. Dore, W. Ballard, W. Brannan 16-21.

F. Scicluna, J. Carretero, R. Hansen, K. Hocking 17-23.

DIVISION 5 Cranbourne RSL 86 v Mount Waverley 62.

A great performance by the team missing four regular bowlers they still proved too good for Mount Waverley. Maree Hodges' team showing the way with a 18-shot win, while Mal Cassano’s team won by 11 shots. Ken Walker’s team were a bit unlucky dropping three shots on the last end to go down by one.

Results D. Angee, J. Hart, M. Bobetic, M. Hodges 26-8.

M. Ryan, H. Rogers, B. Walsh, M. Cassano 25-14.

K. Currie, D. Meulman, R. El-

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I. Maat, M. McIntyre, K. Mcleod, J. Vowles 15-17.

DIVISION 8 Cardinia Waters 43 d Cranbourne RSL 3 39.

The game was close all day but Cardinia Waters were never headed and went onto win by four shots.

Our other Division 8 team will get to play them in two weeks in the first final, so we hope to be able to turn the tables.

Results H. Reefman, G. Jones, J. Grant, P. Leake 18-20.

P. Zimmerman, M. Pearson, B. Eagle, D. Ambrose 21-23.

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