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Hang on, it’s circus time CIRCUS artist Miranda Walker hones her skills before the school-holiday program at Burrinja Cultural Centre. Ms Walker is part of a spectacular show from the Ruccis circus, which will help entertain the children over the school holidays. The show runs until Sunday 5 July. For more details, see page 7. 140966 Picture: ROB CAREW

■Council says ‘no’ to sealing road surface...

Mikado - not much ado Reserve, the proposal was voted down during a council meeting on 23 June.

The benefit/cost ratio to the council for this project was considered too low for the council to commit to funding.

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Council is trialling a new type of road surface called GATT developed by building and construction product manufacturer Boral.

GATT is being trialled on a number of roads in the Bil-

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Mayor Maria McCarthy said she was hoping for a different outcome for Mikado Road. “I’m disappointed council isn’t going forward with it, but I understand why,� she said.

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YARRA Ranges Council has voted not to proceed with the construction of a sealed surface on Mikado Road in Mount Evelyn.

Proposed as a special charge scheme, partly funded by the affected land owners, to resurface the dirt road next to Morrison

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Myna capture mooted

By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS YARRA Ranges Councillor Andrew Witlox has introduced a proposal for a capture and disposal program to control the Indian myna population in the shire.

The Chirnside Ward councillor introduced the motion at a council meeting on 23 July.

Max Caithness, committee member Yarra Indian Myna Action Group (YIMAG) said this decision was a positive move for the control of the pest species.

“This is a good step forward in the control of Indian mynas.

Bayside and Casey councils already have some formalised control of Indian mynas,” he said.

“Eventually, there will be a lot more councils that sit up and take notice.”

The details of the program will be based off a similar program run by Cardinia Shire Council that was introduced at the beginning of June this year.

Indian mynas are an introduced and aggressive bird that threaten native species that cause damage to buildings, and have been known to damage to fruit and grain crops.

“The damage caused by these birds can be significant,” Mr Caithness said.

“Vineyards can be damaged as they eat the fruit off the vines. They attack native birds too, driving rosellas away from their nests, attacking blue

wrens and tearing nests of pied magpie larks apart.”

The pest birds are native to the Indian sub-continent and were introduced to Australian market gardens in the 1860s to control insects.

Later they were introduced to Cairns and other places in far north Queensland to control insects in cane fields.

The birds are now prevalent and endemic across the east coast of Australia.

Yarra Ranges residents will be encouraged to build their own traps in workshops supported by council.

Euthanasia of the birds must be conducted using RSPCA approved methods such as, cervical dislocation (breaking the neck) or carbon monoxide poisoning.

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Talk of the TOWN MEMBERS of the TOWN (Take Off Weight Naturally) club, which meets in Mount Evelyn, were recently acknowledged for their efforts to maintain a sensible weight. To make it official, they were congratulated for their consistent effort at an awards day recently at Chateau Wyuna. TOWN supports community members who may be discouraged and feel defeated by unexplained weight gain.

Pictured from left are TOWN members from the Mount Evelyn group: Jenny, Joan, Inge, Brenda, Lyn, Robyn and Maureen.

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In brief Tech-savvy burglar A TECHED-UP burglar is being sought by police after a laptop, tablet computers and game consoles were stolen from an Upwey home last week.

Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Sergeant Mark Smithwick said police believed unknown persons entered the Glenfern Road house on Tuesday 23 June, between 7am and 5pm.

Det Sgt Smithwick said police believed the burglars entered via an unlocked rear door, and stole a laptop, Samsung tablet and two Nintendo handheld game consoles, a Nintendo 3DS and a DS. The total value of the stolen items is $2700.

Anyone who may have seen suspicious activity is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.

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Drill theft witnesses wanted

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POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a drill was stolen from a Belgrave property last week.

Between 6am and 4.30pm on Tuesday 23 June, a drill was stolen from a property on Temple Road in Belgrave.

Police are asking anyone who may have seen any suspicious activity to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.

By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS ANOTHER successful Mount Evelyn Community market was held again over the weekend.

Local craftspeople, artisans, cooks and traders set up stalls while the Mount Evelyn RSL put on a classic Devonshire tea for everyone in attendance.

Held at the RSL Hall on Birmingham Road, the community market featured hand-

made local goods and fresh local produce.

There was a huge variety of handmade crafts from jewellery, to baby clothes and underwear as well as local business offering everything from travel advice to cosmetics.

There was also fund-raising for the Cure Brain Cancer Foundation and wonderful original artworks for sale.

The community market is held on the fourth Saturday of each month from 9am to 1pm.

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Thieves target tools

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THOUSANDS of dollars worth of tools were stolen from a Silvan property last week, and police are asking anyone with information to come forward.

Between 5pm on Monday 22 June and 7.30am the next day, unknown offenders entered a double garage on Henderson Hill Road in Silvan.

Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Sergeant Mark Smithwick said a ride-on lawnmower, a chainsaw and a leaf blower were all taken.

Det Sgt Smithwick said the estimated value of all the stolen items was $3600, and urged anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic. com.au.

Construction tools taken The Mount Evelyn RSL put on delicious Devonshire teas.

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A TOOL-HANDY thief is being hunted by police after breaking into a construction site in Moores Road, Monbulk,

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earlier this month.

Between 4pm on 18 June and 7am the next day, unknown persons cut a lock on a small shed on a construction site, stealing a laser-level worth $1200.

Anyone who saw any suspicious behaviour is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic. com.au.

Police consider theft charges A MAN will face charges for two incidents in Belgrave that occurred earlier this year, after being interviewed last week.

Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Sergeant Mark Smithwick said a 37-year-old Lara man was interviewed last week in relation to a theft from an Old Reservoir Road property in Belgrave, which occurred in February this year.

Det Sgt Smithwick said he was also interviewed in relation to a theft from a car that occurred on Belgrave-Hallam Road on 30 January.

He said charges would be laid in relation to both incidents.

Lilydale man assaulted POLICE are asking for witnesses to come forward after a Lilydale man was assaulted in his home earlier this month.

Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Sergeant Mark Smithwick said that on 20 June at 1.30pm, the victim was at home in Taylors Road, Lilydale, when they heard a noise at their door.

He said the man was confronted by three men of Maori appearance, who stepped into his home and assaulted him, leaving him with multiple cuts and grazes.

Anyone who may have witnessed the assault is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or to submit a confidential crime report to www.crimestoppersvic. com.au.

Teens in graffiti probe TEENAGERS from Wandin North are expected to be charged with graffiti offences, after being interviewed by police yesterday.

Monbulk Police Leading Senior Constable Ken Tromp said that police had interviewed three Wandin North teenagers in relation to graffiti offences in Wandin North.

He said the three boys, all aged around 14-15 are expected to have charges laid in relation to graffiti offences.

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Bigger precinct in the pipeline PRIOR to the 2014 election, I committed to upgrading the Olinda pool precinct, including a much-needed regional playground facility in the hills.

Continuing on from this commitment, we are now looking at a more extensive Olinda recreational precinct, taking in the recent upgrade of Olinda Football/Netball Club Recreation Reserve and the upcoming upgrade to the pool precinct.

I recently held a public meeting to discuss with the community their ideas for the future of the former Olinda Golf Course with over 200 local com-

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munity members, representatives of Yarra Ranges Council and representatives of Parks Victoria.

As a significant area of public open space, there is a high level of interest within the community about its future

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use, and it was fantastic to see so many engaged locals join in this discussion.

Regional Director Parks Victoria Chris Hardman co-chaired the meeting and was thorough in his explanation about the possibilities for the area.

There were some great ideas raised: off-lead dog area, footy/cricket ground, netball, tennis, tourism opportunities, community garden, business incubator, mountain biking, art programs and many more.

The Olinda Golf course was vacated back in 2012.

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Retirement planning IF YOU want to live retirement on your terms and not be dependent on the aged pension, don’t miss this free seminar. To be held on Tuesday 21 July, from 6.30pm at Boronia Library, 11 Park Crescent, Boronia. Bookings essential. Call 9762 4099.

Enrolment week EMERALD Community House: Enrolment week begins 13 July for Term 3, many courses available, including RSA. Food Handlers Certificate, computer courses available for all levels of experienced users. Also including the poplar Social Media Workshop, which provides users the tools to utilise Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin.

Inquiries to 5968 3881.

Master classes EMERALD Community House: Textile and craft master classes with textile artist, Tal Fitzpatrick.

Gain skills in delicate paper-cutting, cross-stich, collage, applique and banner making. Express yourself and learn. Contact 5968 3881.

Art and craft market KALLISTA Community House will be hosting its art and craft market on Saturday 4 July, from 9am to 1pm. There will be organic bread, vegetarian meals, plants, art and craft. Great coffee and light refreshments available to purchase.

Site bookings: 9754 4930 or 0402 012 247.

Problem of weeds UPWEY Garden Group (U3A) Benn Sheffield from Yarra Ranges Council will discuss the problem of weeds and their control in the Dandenong Ranges. At Upwey Senior’s Community Centre off Mahoney Street, behind the village shops, on Wednesday 8 July, 7.30pm. All are welcome.

Inquiries to Barb on 9754 3877.

Country music show THE Upwey Country Music Club is presenting a Walk Up - Open Mic concert, on Sunday 5 July, from 1-5 pm, at the Guides Hall in Underwood Road, Ferntree Gully. Artists perform songs in the Country, Bluegrass and Folk genres. The hall can accommodate an audience of up to 100.

All are welcome. New singers, musicians, and bands are always welcome. A band or musi-

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Market celebration EMERALD Lions Club hosts its ‘Grow it, Bake it, Make it’ market on the first Sunday of each month, Emerald Hall, 10am to 3pm. The next market is on Sunday 5 July, and is a celebration of their first birthday. In addition to all the wonderful stalls, this is a special occasion to party, with the focus on kids. There will be face-painting, pony rides, balloons galore, lots of birthday cake and more.

Ivy Blitz FERNY Creek Primary School, with the support of the Friends of Ferny Creek, is conducting an Ivy Blitz on the headwaters of Ferny Creek below the school to Beauty Bend. The aim is to reduce the level of ivy present on the creek to allow rehabilitation of the site. It is to be held on Saturday 4 July, between 1pm and 4pm. Afternoon tea will be provided. BYO gumboots and gloves.

Phone or text your interest in attending, and for updates, to Deb Andrich on 0407 514 103.

IT ALMOST doesn’t matter where you are in the Yarra Valley, the familiar mountainscape seems almost omnipresent in the background. ‘Mail’ editor Peter Douglas took this photograph just outside of Monbulk, amid the pleasant winter sunshine.

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Lyrebirds survey VOLUNTEERS are invited to come and experience the lyrebirds of Sherbrooke Forest and participate in the 2014 annual dawn surveys.

Meet 6am at Grants Picnic Ground Rotunda, Kallista, Melways Map 75, K4. Further survey dates are 4 July and 18 July. Breakfast is provided by Parks Victoria after the survey. To register, email alexmaisey@hotmail.com or call Alex on 0430 616 622.

Bowling Club 50th Anniversary MONBULK Bowling Club will be holding 50th anniversary celebrations on 12 and 13 September.

A history of the club is being prepared. If you have photos of early club days, suitable for the history, contact the club office 9756 6183 or email office@monbulkbowls.asn.au.

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Emerald home an eye-catcher

By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS A BUILDING project in Emerald has been nominated for a Residential Design Award in this year’s Building Designers Association of Victoria’s (BDAV) Building Design Awards.

The BDAV Building Design Awards celebrates Victoria’s best building designers across residential design, interior design, heritage conservation, energy efficient design and nonresidential design.

The Emerald nominee for these awards is a residential dwelling designed by Graham Jones of Graham Jones Design, located next to the Puffing Billy train line.

It is being recognised for its cohesive and strong design solutions that are not only unique, but thoroughly considered with-

The design of this Emerald home has caught the attention of judges. in every facet of the design’s execution.

The design of the house has also been nominated for the People’s Choice Award, which allows Victorians to choose their favourite design project from across the state.

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presented at the community meeting as a starting point.

People who attended the meeting were given the opportunity to have their contact details added to an email list, and this will be used to keep the community updated.

I encourage all hills residents to participate in this process to determine how this fantastic site can best deliver recreation opportunities for our community.

If you have an idea, email me at james.merlino@parliament.vic.gov.au.

cians is available to back singers, if required.

Just bring your music along. There is a small entrance charge of $7 ($5 for members) to help cover costs. The club runs regular concerts on the first Sunday of each month at the Guides Hall. Inquiries to Graham on 5964 8298.

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Last year, Parks Victoria instigated an ‘Expressions of Interest’ to examine any appropriate commercial activity on the site.

This process has been stopped to evaluate and explore community and recreational uses for the benefit of all hills residents.

This is an extraordinary opportunity to deliver a fantastic recreational space for our local community.

I have now arranged a meeting with Parks Victoria and Yarra Ranges to plan the way forward, using the ideas

VICTORIAN Deputy Premier James Merlino last week announced Billanook Primary School has received funding to help measure and strengthen student resilience.

Mr Merlino said the approach would include the use of a specialist survey and was based on research, linking strong resilience to improved academic outcomes.

Based on the findings of each survey, schools will be supported in the development of evidencebased approaches.

Tailored professional learning opportunities will also be available to teaching staff.

Mr Merlino congratulated the Montrose-based school on taking the initiative.

“There is extensive research proving that higher resilience leads to better educational and social outcomes so targeted, grassroots projects such as these are vital for helping our students achieve their best at school,” he said.

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By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS UPWEY resident Lorraine Marsh has decided to donate her unused car to youth homelessness prevention charity, Kids Under Cover.

Ms Marsh has worked in the welfare sector for over 20 years, and says donating her unused Peugeot Hatch is a natural conclusion for her.

“I’ve seen the good work done by so many in the welfare sector, and so this donation has a lot of personal significance,” she said.

Established in 1989, Kids Under Cover is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to preventing youth homelessness though practical measures.

Since 2006, more than 5200 people have donated their old vehicles with 100 per cent of the money raised from the resale of the vehicles donated to Kids Under Cover.

Kids Under Cover supports

vulnerable young people between the ages of 12 and 25 by providing solutions to avoid homelessness.

They provide one or two bedroom studios at the homes of families or carers to keep young people connected in a healthy home environment; they also provide scholarships to ensure ongoing engagement with education and offer positive role models by linking young people to mentors.

Kids Under Cover CEO Jo Swift is grateful to Lorraine for taking the time to donate her redundant vehicle.

“Kids Under Cover is focused on early intervention to tackle youth homelessness through practical measures,” she said.

“From an economic point of view, independent evaluations show that for every dollar invested in the work of Kids Under Cover, on average $3.30 is saved in the form of reduced

health and justice costs.”

There is more than just an economical benefit that comes from a vehicle donation to Kids Under Cover.

“Most importantly, a young person is no longer at risk of becoming homeless, and is now living in secure and stable accommodation,” Ms Swift said.

Ms Marsh said the benefits young people gained from charities like Kids Under Cover were really important for the development of at-risk youth.

“Work like that conducted

by Kids Under Cover helps a young person learn independent living skills, it helps them develop a history of taking care of a space they can call their own,” she said “I know that this is one of the best ways to help a young person in the care system, by helping them learn self sufficiency.”

Public bins to be replaced IN response to a recent review, Cardinia Shire Council is now replacing numerous litter and recycling bins in public places including parks, reserves and streets.

The change is taking place in preparation for waste contractor J.J Richards taking over the responsibility of emptying and maintaining these bins from tomorrow (1 July).

This service is currently provided by council.

As a result of the review, all 40 or 60-litre open-top bins in public places will be replaced with 120-litre and 240-litre

‘wheelie’ bins, and some may be relocated or removed according to how frequently they are used.

Mayor Leticia Wilmot said the changes would help to further improve Cardinia Shire’s litter and recycling collection service in public places.

“Council is confident our new contractors will provide an excellent service,” Cr Wilmot said.

“Replacing the 40 or 60-litre open-top bins with wheelie bins makes sense because they are much quicker and safer for contractors to empty.

“Council is also using this opportunity to adjust the location of bins to better meet the community’s waste disposal needs.

“Bins will be installed where they are needed most and removed from locations where they are not required.”

Council will continue to monitor and assess the impact of these changes and invites feedback from community members.

To provide feedback, or for further information, contact council’s Waste Management team on 1300 787 624 or mail@ cardinia.vic.gov.au.

Autumn firewood collection ends THE Autumn 2015 Firewood Collection Season will today close across Victoria.

Jon Rofe, from the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP), said it was important the community adheres to these rules.

“We want to remind people that, from 1 July, all designated firewood collection areas

will be closed over the winter period,” he said.

“It won’t be legal for people to collect firewood on public land until the start of the Spring Firewood Collection Season.”

The public will be able to start collecting firewood again from designated firewood collection areas from 1 September.

DELWP and Parks Victoria

staff will be patrolling parks, forests and reserves during winter to ensure people are doing the right thing.

For more details, visit www. delwp.vic.gov.au/parks-forestsand-crown-land/firewood.

Any information about the illegal removal of firewood for sale can be reported to DELWP on 136 186 and quote Operation Chainsaw.

Over one century ago, Charles Health emigrated from England to Australia and started a stonemason business in South Melbourne.

Today, Malcolm Heath continues in Charles Heath’s footsteps as a fourth-generation stonemason, in his new premises at Boronia, formerly of Box Hill and Lilydale.

Malcolm can still remember the days when the trade used horse and cart, although he was only a small boy at the time.

At age 11, he started learning the trade.

Then, at age 16, he joined his father as an apprentice stonemason.

Stonemasonry has come a long way since Charles Heath started his business more than 100 years ago, especially the tools and technology.

Malcom says every day is different, every day throws new challenges and this is something he enjoys.

Dealing with grieving families is not easy, but something the business takes in their stride.

Heath Memorials takes pride in its extensive range of traditional memorials erected throughout Melbourne and surrounding cemeteries, including the Dandenong Ranges, Yarra Valley and Mornington Peninsula.

Unlike many of their competitors, they still manufacture most of their memorials in the factory, using both local and imported stone.

They are of the firm belief that the quality of Australian stone is far better than most of the imported Chinese and Indian granites, so they try their best to promote Australian granites.

In recent times, they completed works for the

Victoria Police Restoration Committee, in which they restored the graves of slain police officers, as well as marked the graves of unmarked police officers across Victoria.

They also won the tender to erect and build the niche walls at the Ferntree Gully Cemetery, which are made from Australian granite.

The project was built on time, and on budget, while up against overseas companies which only use granite from China or India.

Investing in new, up-to-date equipment is a must, so they can compete with their competitors in the manufacturing of stone.

They have also taken on two new apprentices this year, which is exciting not only for them, but the business.

When dealing with the business, you are talking directly to the manufacturer and not a third party.

Their consultants are highly trained and have full understanding of their client’s needs.

Heath Memorials take pride in their reputation for giving personal service and attention to quality and detail.

This is the case, whether it is for a small home pet memorial, full monument, headstone and base, additional lettering or the renovation or an existing memorial.

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Bring down the oak IN MCBRIDE Street, Cockatoo, there dwells an oak tree adjacent to the op-shop.

Every autumn, the said tree does two things it drops leaves and acorns. Both are dangerous to the good citizens of Cockatoo.

The acorns drop on the pavement and on the cars parked in the car park in Southern Health Care.

The leaves are treacherous when the opshop ladies have to take out the garbage and the acorns block the drains.

About four years ago, a young mum carrying a small baby slipped and fell - it could have been serious.

I willingly confess I am not a greenie, so I think that this tree should come down, instead of chopping off a limb here and there. It doesn’t address the problem.

I urge the council to seriously look into this problem.

Val Butler Cockatoo.

Issue very intense WELL done and thank you for printing Marilyn’s (Comerford, ‘Mail’, June 16) very important letter, I agree with Marilyn in total.

There is a quantum leap from genuine free range and free range factory farming.

Once the genie is let out of the bottle, the factory farming lobby will run riot.

In a free range factory farm, they use the words: our chickens are free to roam, very few chicks in there, very short life, can leave the shed as they need to be inside the shed for three weeks to grow feathers as they are born without feathers.

So this leaves them two to four weeks if they are lucky just to breathe fresh air, most do not.

Many consumers are unaware when they purchase so-called free range chicken they are buying five to seven-week-old chicks that have been genetically crossed with a turkey to make them grow much faster so they get on the dinner plates much quicker, so the factory farmers can make more money.

The general public need to unite against this amendment and stop it from happening.

John and Sue Clark, Yellingbo.

Phone footage is producers’ delight THE big trouble with chequebook journalism is that many audiences still believe TV news stories without questioning their validity.

There’s no question that, for more critical audiences, programs such as ‘Today Tonight’ and ‘A Current Affair’ can deliver an enjoyable, almost cathartic experience.

In fact, there aren’t many of us who haven’t shared a giggle at others’ misfortunes or personal flaws.

But where such light-hearted journalism crosses the line is when it leads to great personal distress.

This could well be the case after ‘A Current Affair’ last week aired a segment featuring the Croydon Cinemas.

The segment centred around a verbal outburst from a staff member, who refused entry for an elderly couple.

This incident was captured on a mobile phone and obtained by ‘A Current Affair’.

While not commenting on this particular incident or segment, it’s important for viewers to consider the role of the citizen journalist and their present relationship with TV news producers.

Thanks to mobile phones, nearly every citizen today is their own personal news crew, which evidently is becoming a great thing if you’re into chequebook journalism.

This higher availability of controversial footage is making it more tempting for producers to skew the story in whichever direction they please, without delving into the story at all.

Also, for viewers of today’s media, it’s important to consider that those who supply such footage may have financial motivations.

Potential recent examples of news-profiteering include an incident with AFL star Chris Judd, who was targeted while enjoying a bite of lunch; or Hawthorn coach, Alistair Clarkson, who was filmed in a physical confrontation with an opposition fan.

More and more our private lives are becoming public, which is great for TV producers.

Please consider this possibility when enjoying your favourite current affairs show.

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Community at the heart

By PETER DOUGLAS SELBY Community House is this month celebrating its 40th anniversary in style, thanks to a little support from new Selby General Store owner Kevin Zhang.

As part of his commitment to helping out the local community, Mr Zhang had 15 Tshirts printed with ‘I (heart)

Selby’ on the front.

Members of the community house have been proudly wearing the T-shirts during this month for the anniversary.

Community House manager Tracy van Vloten said it was a wonderful gesture and one that highlighted “neighbours helping neighbours” within the Selby region.

In addition to the community house’s milestone, the Selby General Store is also preparing to celebrate its 90th anniversary.

Mr Zhang said it was a great achievement for a local icon.

On his recent big move in becoming the store owner, Mr Zhang said he was simply looking forward to becoming more involved in the community.

Quiz fund-raiser for SES EMERALD SES is well on its way to a much-needed vehicle upgrade, thanks to a recent trivia night where $2000 was raised.

Brunch on McBride Cafe in Cockatoo was the proud winner of the event held at Emerald RSL recently.

A capacity crowd enjoyed the evening, which was the first time Emerald SES has hosted such a fund-raiser.

Controller Ben Owen hailed it a huge success.

“This is a fantastic way to raise funds for our unit and have a great laugh along the way,” he said.

“Emerald SES has a great deal of goodwill in the community, and has a huge list of supporters to thank.”

Seven rounds of questions sorted out the 11 teams, with participants from Emerald SES, Emerald CFA and community supporters, while local MP Brad Battin fielded a strong side.

But despite the strong opposition, the Cockatoo team of Elise and Paul Turnedge, Helen Verheij, Paul Seal; Scott, Gail and Hannah Jury; and Julie and Geoff Grove, stole the night for Brunch on McBride Cafe.

Meanwhile, the Vibe Gym

is once again running its annual ‘RPM’ marathon to raise funds for the Emerald Unit.

On Sunday 26 July, to coincide with the finish of the actual Tour de France, participants are invited to join the peloton and take part in five ‘RPM’ classes in four hours.

As well as raising funds, it is a great way to improve fitness.

Cost is $10 for gym members or $20 for non-members.

Ride with the Tour de France in the background and prizes will be awarded throughout the day.

To book your bike, call 5968 2398.

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Future hub will have it all that will give residents access to health services, educational and skills-based learning and local business information in one place.

“This facility is a significant project that will greatly benefit the Hills community for many years to come,” Cardinia mayor Leticia Wilmot said.

By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS CARDINIA Shire Council had a substantial turnout for two information and feedback sessions on the future development of the Hills Hub in the Emerald Hall precinct.

The Hills Hub project is designed to be an integrated community facility

About 100 people attended the information and feedback sessions at the Emerald Hall precinct on Wednesday 24 June.

Cardinia Shire Council’s community strengthening team leader Tim Cooper said the mood and feedback received through the information sessions was generally positive.

The council will be creating a database to collate feedback and capture major themes raised during the sessions.

The project will cost $5.7 million in total, with council providing $3.95 million of the total spend.

The remaining cost will be shared

Firies shake loose the footy funds

By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS MEMBERS of CFA groups from across the Yarra Valley were at the MCG over the weekend fund-raising for their respective brigades.

The members of the brigades were out the front of the Hawthorn versus Essendon blockbuster shaking their buckets for donations.

There were four CFA organisations in attendance including Yellingbo, Macclesfield and Seville CFA as well as members of junior brigades from all over the Yarra Valley.

About $7000 was raised on Sunday that was split between the four CFA groups.

Macclesfield was raising money

to replace a brigade-owned tanker.

“The tanker we have at the moment is not four-wheel drive and it doesn’t hold much water,” Macclesfield's Captain Sharon Merritt said.

“We have to get most of our water from dams and without a 4WD tanker we can’t access dams.”

Yellingbo was raising money to maintain and replace equipment as well.

“We need to replace a support vehicle,” Yellingbo’s Captain Paul Spinks said.

Captain Spinks also said the members of the junior brigades were planning to put a large majority of their donations together to help a village in Cambodia to assist disabled children.

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Sam Brew is a picture of concentration.

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By KATH GANNAWAY

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between the Australian Government’s National Stronger Regions Fund ($1.5 million) and the Eastern Dandenong Ranges Group and Dandenong Ranges Community Bank Group ($250,000).

Ranges Ward councillors say the hub will address important social, health and economic needs in the eastwest corridor of the hills region.

SCHOOL holidays are always a challenging time for parents, but Burrinja Cultural Centre is trying to lend a hand.

Over the next fortnight, the centre is packed with full of entertainment ideas for school-aged children, with the Burrinja Circus Festival leading the program.

The whole family can enjoy circus fun until Sunday 5 July.

Guests have the chance to learn aerials, stilts, tightrope and tumbles with the Ruccis Circus team in their fabulous workshops for every age.

Included in the team will be the popular Ruccis Circus show, pictured, as well as a show for the kids.

The show features students of the Ruccis Circus, who will be presenting a whole-school production, where students of all ages showcase their wide and varied array of talent.

Cranky Bear is a new show from the Patch Theatre Company, adapted from the best-selling book ‘The Very Cranky Bear’.

As always, there will be a fantastic array of musical acts and exhibitions, from artworks to photography.

For more details, visit burrinja. org.au.

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AN INTERIM parliamentary report into the CFA’s Fiskville training facility has vowed to provide answers and justice for those affected.

Parliamentary inquiry committee chairwoman Bronwyn Halfpenny MP said a conscious decision had been made to hear first up from firefighters and others affected by practices at Fiskville.

The next stage of the hearings will have government departments, agencies and other organisations presenting to the inquiry.

In the face of the release of the interim report yesterday, 23 June, United Firefighters Union secretary Peter Marshall and Country Fire Authority CEO Michael Wootten have each released statements flagging that there is still very much more to come.

Fiskville was closed on 26 March this year following evidence of water contamination, and after a long and active campaign by the United Firefighters Union to see issues around the use of dangerous materials addressed.

Over 450 submissions were received.

In an executive summary of the report, the inquiry committee said it was an opportunity to highlight some of the evidence received so far from individuals who had trained there, and from others who have worked and lived near Fiskville.

It identified a number of key themes including the high level of concern among witnesses about cancer and possible health impacts and concern also that those affected should achieve a sense of justice.

Mr Wootten acknowledged that the CFA had rightly been under the microscope as part of the inquiry.

He said, while not on the frontline, CFA management was equally committed to the protection of people’s lives and property, including CFA members.

He said all CFA facilities were now subject to a rigorous safety regime of improved governance, independent oversight and ongoing monitoring of the health of impacted CFA members.

The committee’s final report is due by 1 December.

Read the full interim report, including recommendations, at bitly.com/FiskvilleReport

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By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS

Andrew Byrne (The Prince), Eric Luc (“Buttons” the Prince’s Page) and Alan Bromage (the Dame and Narrator Picture: ROB CAREW for the show). 141060 to choose their own personality to portray in the production.

Many picked their favourite celebrities to be their amazing personality with people playing the likes of David Bowie and Olivia Newton-John.

These productions have been made possible with community support through organisations such as the Uniting Church Upwey treasure shop and Yarra Ranges Shire’s MetroAccess program.

“There is a large component of voluntary inclined contribu-

tions that enabled the production to go ahead,” Ms Clisby said.

“From the artistic director to the project manager, costume co-ordinator and various people who are carers on the day.

“Without the support staff the productions just wouldn’t happen,” she said.

All are welcome to attend and those requiring wheelchair access need to book in advance.

The production will be held at Burrinja Cultural Centre, in Upwey, on 18 July.

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THE Dandenong Ranges Music Council’s (DRMC) Attitude program will be giving the story of Snow White a new twist this July.

‘Snow White and the 7 Amazing Personalities’ is a pantomime-style production that includes people of all abilities.

The DRMC Attitude program has been responding to the community need for arts programs for people with disabilities since 1999.

Off the back of the successful ‘Pirates with Attitude’ production from last year, DRMC Attitude program is this year retelling the classic story of Snow White.

“It’s designed to blur the lines between people with a disability and people without a disability and to make it an entertaining and enjoyable experience for everyone,” said DRMC arts administrator Sue Clisby.

“Essentially it’s the same story line but it’s re-interpreted,” Ms Clisby said.

“We will feature some of the classic songs but we have more contemporary arrangements as well.”

Some of the people with disabilities were given the chance

Olinda artist Gilda Franz and her Hydrangeas artwork.

Grandmother’s garden inspires exhibition OLINDA artist Gilda Franz will next month showcase her fantastic works to the public in a special exhibition at the Evolve Cafe in Belgrave.

The German-born artist, who has called Australia home for the past 10 years, said the inspiration for her current body of work had its origins in her childhood.

“I was very much inspired by my grandmother’s abundant garden in Germany, which was

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Friday 10th July

Sunday 12th July 3:00 – 6:00pm – Irish Folk jam 7:30 - 11:00pm – Dazzle at the Razzle – Open Mic

Monday 13th July 7.30pm – BINGO – Eyes Down!

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stage of putting the finishing touches on the artwork.

“It is a pleasure to see the painting evolve and literally bloom.”

Ms Franz said showing her work at the local cafe was a great way to share with the community.

The exhibition runs until Sunday 19 July.

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full of fragrance and femininity, fruit trees and glorious roses,” she said.

These influences, and the connection with family, are evident from her paintings now on show at the cafe.

Ms Franz said every painting is a challenge.

“I spend quite some time colour-mixing before starting the painting to get my eye into the zone for each subject,” she said.

“I love it when I am at the

WITH the new cartoon film, Minions, screening in cin-

emas around the state, Croydon Cinemas and the Mail are holding a give-away for one lucky fan.

The prize pack includes a Minions shopper bag, sticker sheet, activity set and a squishy stress-Bob, all of which are perfect for a young fan of the new film, which is a prequel to the hit movie, Despicable Me.

To go into the draw to win, simply visit the Mail News Group Facebook page and share, like and comment on the relevant post.

The Mail News Group Facebook page can be found by typing on.fb.me/1L9Hawf (case sensitive) into your URL address bar.

Winners will be drawn on Friday 10 July. Good luck.

Stunning work from the inside Inside Out (PG) Starring: Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith, Richard Kind, Bill Hader INSIDE Out, Pixar’s latest release, is a stunning work of moving, insightful drama and vibrant visual imagination.

Within the mind of a happy little girl named Riley, there are five personified emotions that run her day-to-day thoughts.

But when Riley’s family relocation to San Francisco coincides with a disaster separating Joy (the boss, voiced by Amy Poehler) and Sadness (Phyllis Smith) from the mind Head-

quarters, Riley’s life and feelings start to go downhill.

Inside Out is one of the most wonderfully surreal and visually inventive family movies ever made. The film is brimming with colourful, thrilling setpieces woven into a beautifully poignant journey of acceptance and self-discovery.

The characters are also extraordinarily well-written. Fear, Anger and Disgust (left at the helm in Joy and Sadness’s absence) are fun and nuanced beyond their necessarily onenote characterisation, and Joy and Sadness both have engaging, profoundly touching arcs.

Sadness gradually gains more self-confidence, and Joy comes to realise that sadness is a necessary emotion in life.

The portrayal of Riley’s childhood depression and emotional instability feels heartbreakingly real, and will resonate with viewers of any age.

The film also contains plenty of clever humour for the kids and some fantastic witty symbolism (representing different parts of the brain and psyche) for the adults.

Inside Out is a masterpiece from the comeback kings of family animation.

- Seth Hynes

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Find your motivation TeamUp TeamUp is an online community designed to connect you with physical activities and people in your local area.

TeamUp allows you to search for a wide range of free and low-cost physical activities happening close to home.

Download the app from the App Store or Google Play, or use the web app at www.teamup.com.au today.

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JUMPDECK has got some special deals this school holidays for the kids.

For the July school holidays, Knoxfield’s JumpDeck is offering a price of $10 for any session, any day of the school holidays.

Located just 1km from Westfield Knox shopping centre, just drop off the kids and relax in the cafe while you watch them play, or hit up Westfield for some retail therapy.

There are loads of things for the kids to enjoy such as 100 interconnected trampolines, a giant ball pit, a freestyle area and more.

Safety comes first at JumpDeck, as all of their spring-loaded trampolines are surrounded by circus-grade sponge to replace any hard surfaces.

Rest assured your children are being cared for, thanks to the highly trained

professional gym coaches who supervise the children at all times.

This ensures the highest customer safety and experience.

For more jumping fun, bring the children and their friends for a birthday party.

Drop off the kids and let the highly trained staff take care of the rest.

The guests will receive an exclusive one-hour session in the ball or foam pits, as well as the ability to spend as much time as they like playing dodge ball, or in the super jump and free jump areas.

They can then indulge in some party food including party pies and sausage rolls, fairy bread and sandwiches.

JumpDeck is open seven days a week.

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Favourite circus hits town

The world-renowned circuit at Phillip Island offers plenty of fun for enthusiasts.

Holidays in fast lane YOU could make a whole day at the circuit over these school holidays and be a part of the fun and excitement, with activities suited for everybody, every day.

It’s entertainment at your own pace, and there are many chances for you to be a winner.

If you record the fastest Go Kart lap between 27 June and 12 July, you will win 2 x 10-minute go kart sessions, so move into the fast lane with go karting on the 760m scale replica grand prix circuit.

Try to beat the fastest times of the day, or just compete against your personal best.

Groups are welcome and tandem karts are available for the youngsters.

Don’t forget the Go Kart Loyalty Program: just sign up and you are eligible to start redeeming for free.

Five visits get one 10-minute session, 10 visits get two 10-minute sessions, 15 visits get three 10-minute sessions, 20 visits gets a circuit cap for free

and 10 per cent off all rides for a whole six months.

Like or follow us on any of our social media pages, leave a review and a happy snap of your experience at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit and go into the running to win one of four 10-minute go kart sessions valued at $140. Be sure to tag us in your review and use the hashtag #phillipislandcircuit.

Simply search ‘Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit’ on Facebook, @PICircuit on Twitter and @phillipislandcircuit on Instagram. Competition runs from 27 June to 12 July.

Simply walk through the doors over the school holidays and you could win one of two $50 meal vouchers to the Phillip Island RSL. While you’re there, take a stroll through the History of Motorsport display and admire authentic sleek machines of yesteryear, including vintage, classic and contemporary cars as well as bikes.

Then head to the race Simulator Centre where you can get behind the wheel of a V8 and race around the circuit.

Next, head to Australia’s largest and fastest GP Slot Car Track and test your skills against your family and friends.

For the adrenalin junkies, how about three heart-pumping ‘hot laps’ in a race-prepared vehicle?

The resident race car driver will get your heart started with lift off and road-hugging turns that defy gravity as you ‘white knuckle’ it and carve an impression on the rugged cliffs surrounded by sapphire seas.

Guided circuit tours provide access and views to exclusive and restricted areas such as the control tower, media centre, pit lane, pit roof and of course that ‘hero’ photo opportunity on the Winner’s Podium.

For more details, contact 5952 9400 or visit www.phillipislandcircuit.com.au.

ERONI’S Circus is a high quality, traditional touring circus.

They aim to bring a show with a difference, with inspiration drawn from the vintage style of circus presentation.

They feature gorgeous and elaborate costuming, original toe-tapping music, traditional circus clowns, impeccably groomed animals; as well as a warm, welcoming circus atmosphere.

Their reputation speaks for themselves.

Eroni’s Circus is in their fifth year of touring Melbourne suburbs, which includes frequently sold-out performances and thousands of happy patrons, many of whom return to enjoy the show numerous times.

Magnificent palomino horses, tight-wire artists, cowgirl lassos, Jack Russell dogs, trapeze acts, contortionists, balancing acts, juggling feats, clown antics and more make up an unforgettable two hours of entertainment.

School holiday show times are every day at 2pm, except Wednesdays (no show), and Fridays and Saturdays at 2pm and 7.30pm.

Show dates include: Knox City Shopping Centre (Stud Road car park), finishes Sunday 12 July; Belgrave South (Pony Club on the corner of Wellington and Belgrave Hallam roads), Friday, 17 July to Sunday 2 August.

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The beautiful palomino horses never cease to delight the audiences.

Eroni’s circus delivers great family entertainment at family friendly prices.

They charge the general admission prices of $15 per child (3-14 years) and $20 per adult to see the circus.

Cash only sales.

This is the same price range as a trip to the movies.

Ticket office and carnival open one hour before each performance.

Arrive early because weekend performances often sell out.

For more details, contact 0477 874 784, or visit www. eroniscircus.com.

Be amazed at the skill and daring of the circus troupe.

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General admission ticketing Cnr. Wellington & Adults $20 each Belgrave-Hallam Roads Friday 17th July to Children Sunday 2nd August, 2015

Circus Hotline: 0477 874 784 www.eroniscircus.com

(Ages 3 - 14) $15 each Ticket office opens one hour before showtime.

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July Sunday

Monday

Ex - Exhibition Pl - Play F - Film B - Belgrave G - Gembrook U - Upwey O - Olinda

Tuesday

K - Kalorama M - Montrose MK - Mooroolbark E - Emerald S - Seville MD - Mount Dandenong

B Indie Market Place: Rockabilly. 0417 347 541 U Ex: Dances with Lyrebirds.

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M Sit N Sew. 9761 9133

U Mountain Pickers Association.

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Wednesday

Thursday

M The Alice Project.

1300 368 333 MD SkyHigh Christmas In July. 9751 0443 MK Pottery for Kids.

1300 368 333 S Tell your story workshop. 5964 3987

MK Pottery for Kids.

1300 368 333

MK Pottery for Kids.

1300 368 333

U Markiyan Melnychenko.

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Friday

Saturday

MK Opera Australia’s Hansel & Gretel.

1300 368 333

U Ex: Black Art, White Walls: Adrian Newstead Collection.

9754 8723

U Blues and Roots.

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Monbulk Produce Market K Faulty Towers the Dining Experience. 9728 7000

MK Glitch Dance Party.

9726 5488

T Out-The-Back Community Market. 0417 347 541 U Bookaburra Storytime.

1300 368 333 M Montrose Community Market.

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M Ludovico’s Band.

1300 368 333 E Emerald Market.

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B Dave Graney And The Mistly.

9754 7567 U Melbourne Ballet: Divenire.

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26 27 28 29 30 31 M FReeZA/Pushstart Band Competiton.

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On the upper level the home features high ceilings with an open plan living area including lounge, dining and stunning modern kitchen, plus there are bi-folding doors that lead out to a private balcony, which would be ideal for summer sun baking or entertaining family and friends.

The large kitchen includes high quality appliances including an induction cooktop, double oven and dishwasher with relocatable island bench.

Downstairs offers a relaxed family retreat with four bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes, lounge room with access to

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another private deck and French doors to the grass playground for kids.

Added features include easy low maintenance gardens, sealed driveway, double carport, easy access to Wellington Road and the peace of mind of knowing there is no work needed - all the hard work has been done!

When the new owners enjoy the view, have a barbecue and feed the native birds on the large decking area they will wonder why it took so long to make their move to the hills.

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29 Williams Road Olinda

Offers over $1.15 Million

1 Highview Road Ferny Creek

$250,000 Plus

SECLUDED & PRIVATE 4 ACRE COUNTRY ESTATE

STUNNING VIEWS ON OVER AN ACRE

Privately situated this renovated 5 bedrm home sits proudly over looking approx 4 acres. Offering: high ceilings, well designed loor plan, spacious lounge, OFP, lge rumpus/media room, meals /dining, & elegant country kitchen.

Another addition is the 1 bedroom cottage situated under rooline. With lge windows, open plan lounge & ensuite, it is the ideal guest suite, in-law accomm or home ofice. This remarkable property is simply too good to miss.

This largely cleared property of over an acre offers: open northerly aspect, driveway & native trees & shrubs. At the heart of the Dandenong’s & close to Sassafras, Kallista, Olinda, Belgrave, walking tracks, national parks, the 1,000 Steps & home to local wildlife the site has beautiful views by day & twinkling lights by night. All services available except sewage, & mains water connected & drawings available.

Contact: Sharyn Chandler 0439 882 442 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Sam Adamson 0421 023 760 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

35 Murray Road The Patch

$460,000 Plus

102 Monbulk Seville Road Silvan

Expressions of Interest

PRIME LOCATION, PRIME LIFESTYLE!!

PARADISE FOUND!

With a lexible loor-plan that allows for convenient family living, this home features: front foyer/entry hall, lounge & dining area, OFP, updated kitchen with stone benchtops, quality Blanco app, open plan family room. 3 bdrms (master with updated ENS & WIR), quality carpets, GDH, remote dble garage, paved driveway, established garden, fully fenced rear yard, garden shed & water tank.

Privately positioned on approx.13 exceptional acres sits this craftsmen built family home inc: 3 lge paddocks, 3 lge bedrms ( master with updated ensuite, WIR & parents retreat/study), 3 sep living zones, wood ire, updated kitchen, s/s apps, established gardens, veggie patch & BBQ area, dble garage & workshop under roof line, carport with yards for the horses & solar hot water system.

Contact: Glenn Chandler 0418 410 689 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Sharyn Chandler 0439 882 442 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

97 Olinda Monbulk Road Olinda

$750,000 Plus

5-7 Fairhaven Rd Mt Dandenong

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IDYLLIC LIFESTYLE OPPORTUNITY

Encouraged by her mother, Edna Walling studied at the Burnley School of Horticulture, gaining her Certiicate in December 1917. She then began work as a gardener around Melbourne, and when asked by an architect to plan a garden she jumped at the opportunity. Stone walls, pergolas, stairs, parterres, colonnades and pools - in this particular case a freeform reinforced concrete pool, which was one of the irst built in Australia. She always found space for wild (unstructured) sections as is the case here at Terri Hi Hi, (as the property was originally known) 95 years on and we now enjoy a picturesque patchwork of more than 4.3 acres.

Stunning character WB home has the Easterly sun and the views which can be taken in from the lounge and dining room and all 4 bedrms.

Privately situated down a pretty country lane lined with beautiful deciduous trees that will delight as they relect the changing seasons, is one of the most desirable estates in the Dandenong Ranges. The lat 3.5 acres approx. is abundant with giant rhododendrons, maples, and chestnuts, whilst the stone-edged pathways that meander around the breathtaking magnolia in the home garden indicate a heritage going back more than 100 years. Truly a garden that would take decades to replicate, it is the perfect setting in which to establish your dream hills home. The existing partially renovated country cottage (the original part of which possibly dates back to the early1900s), has plenty of potential with high ceilings, French doors, dual ireplaces and a loorplan allowing for 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 2 spacious living areas.

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

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

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9751 2375 11 Main Street, Olinda

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30 Majestic Drive Emerald

Offers Over $660,000

34 Selby-Aura Road Menzies Creek

Offers Over $745,000

Gorgeous Country Home!

Magniicent Panoramic Views, Idyllic Hills Lifestyle

As you drive through the remote controlled gate you can’t help but fall in love with this gorgeous home on nearly an acre. Pretty as a picture with landscaped gardens, there are 3 double BDRs with BIR, lounge with timber cathedral ceiling & light illed designer kitchen & meals area. Outside is a DBL garage, sprinkler system, vegie gardens, fruit trees & backup generator. Inspection of this beautiful home is a must!

This unique gem, just 40 km east from Melbourne’s CBD, enjoys an elevated position on the sheltered southern slopes of the scenic Dandenong Ranges. The architecturally designed home features 3 BDRs, 2 bathrooms, open ire, cathedral ceilings, leadlight, timber loors, GDH, granite benchtops, DBL garage & botanical style gardens. And of course breathtaking 180 degree vistas.

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

Contact: Aaron Day 0407 365 994 Inspection: Saturday 1:30pm-2:00pm (Photo ID Required)

155 Paternoster Road Cockatoo

Offers Over $970,000

3 Clearbrook Road Clematis

Offers Over $435,000

Modern Living Surrounded by Nature on 22 Acres!

Renovators Don’t Miss This One!

Stylish home located in a sought after area, privately set amongst nature. The home features 3 spacious BDRs, Master with WIR & ensuite with corner spa, a generous country kitchen, 2 large living areas including a lounge/dining, outdoor Alfresco Area & rumpus room. Outside is a studio, undercover swim/spa, 4 large paddocks, a dam, original barn, 2 bedroom self contained cottage, the list goes on.

This elevated home on a sunny, almost 3/4 A block has loads of potential & half the work done for you. Upstairs the home has 3 BDRs, bathroom, separate toilet & open plan kitchen with new stainless appliances, meals and living area. Features include new easy care loors, S/S heating & cooling, timber blinds & fresh paint. Downstairs works have been started on a living area/BDR, bathroom & laundry with its own access.

Contact: Tyson Bluhm 0437 843 820 Inspection: Saturday 12.30pm-1.00pm (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Grant Day 0417 565 745 Inspection: Saturday 12.30pm-1.00pm (Photo ID Required)

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Congratulations on a job well done!

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With a huge 3 car remote garage and ample space for a tradesperson to use, this property has it all.

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EMERALD 424 BELGRAVE GEMBROOK ROAD Home with Dependent Unit On 2.5 Acres with Great Views and Walk to Emerald.

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Yarra Ranges Council’s Upwey South Maternal & Child Health Service has been relocated to the Sherbrook Family & Children’s Centre. This provides an opportunity for the Maternal & Child Health building located at 2/125 Morris Road Upwey to be used for other community activities.

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THE head of Zoos Victoria has spoken out publicly against VicForests’ logging operations in the Central Highlands, saying a new national park is the best way forward.

Zoos Victoria CEO Jenny Gray expressed a number of criticisms of the logging body in a letter on 21 January this year, released by the organisation earlier this month.

In the letter, which was a submission to VicForests’ Draft Forest Management Plan and Draft High Conservation Value Strategy, Ms Gray lists the body’s current forest management processes as “inadequate to protect the Leadbeater’s Possum from extinction.”

Underneath this, she wrote that the Great Forest National Park proposal is the “most important conservation action” for the possum, which was recently revised to critically endangered.

The letter also addresses the current state of the old growth forests in the Central Highlands, which she said only made up one per cent of the total forest area.

Ms Gray wrote that a “clear strategy” should be in place to expand old growth to 30 per cent of the forest in the future, among other suggestions.

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A lowland Leadbeater's Possum in captivity at Healesville Sanctuary, photographed last year. 141100 Picture: JESSE GRAHAM GFNP came from modelling from the Arthur Rylah Institute, undertaken as part of the Leadbeater’s Possum Advisory Group (LPAG) discussions last year.

Ms Gray said the modelling showed the GFNP as having “the greatest benefit” for the animal, but said even that would not guarantee protection from extinction.

She said, if Zoos Victoria was called to a round-table discussion such as those suggested

by Environment Minister Lisa Neville, the group would have the position of “maximising return” for the possum.

“The terms of reference would be really important, and we would participate and look at what the science tells us against the terms of reference of the round table,” she said.

“We are always looking for what maximises the return for the animal ... and the model indicated that (the GFNP) would give the best outcome to the animal.”

The Mail submitted a number of questions about Ms Gray’s concerns to VicForests, including whether her recommendations would be adopted by the organisation.

VicForests’ general manager of Stakeholders and Planning, Nathan Trushell, said Ms Gray’s letter was “one of many” submissions into the documents.

“We have acknowledged all submissions made and are still considering all feedback received,” Mr Trushell said.

“We plan to release the updated documents later this year.”

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ATHLETES at Yarra Ranges Athletics enjoyed the fun of the annual handicap day at Margaret Lewis Reserve, Coldstream.

An event where athletes are given different start times, with the aim of having all competitors finish at the same time.

Our club handicappers, Graeme Woolridge, Rob Belli and Jed Thrall, did a fantastic job with most races, producing very close finishes.

Event winners were: 500m Boys: 1st Angus Comport, 2nd Sam Laven, 3rd Hunter Shaw, 4th Nathan Lucas, 5th Jai Ford. 500m Girls: 1st Zoe Clarke, 2nd Lily Clarke. 1000m Boys: 1st Mathew Harvey, 2nd James De Schwartz, 3rd Luke Thompson, 5th Jake Angus, 6th Brayden Shaw. 1000m Girls: 1st Tahlia Murden, 2nd Abbey Bartlett, 3rd Ebony Eagleton, 4th Kayla Cannon, 5th Tiara Willis, 6th Charlotte Comport, 7th Katyn Russell. 1500m Boys: 1st Nathan Murden, 2nd Zac Clarke, 3rd Mitch Deckart, 4th Kai Burke, 5th Liam Kear, 6th Alex Van Duuren, 7th James Daidson, 8th Samuel Nicholls.

1500m Girls: Indigo Linde, 2nd Maddie Laven, 3rd Kiara Flavel. 2000m Boys: 1st Brayden Woolridge, 2nd Rhys Thomson, 3rd Tayleb Willis, 4th Ben Peeler, 5th Taj Linde, 6th Camden Hewitson, 7th Tynan Politakis, 8th Jordan Hill. 2000m Girls: 1st Cheyanne Moore, 2nd Zali Utting, 3rd Kelly Whitchell, 4th Emma Jacob, 5th, Tayja Maki, 6th Annika Peeler, 7th Ashleigh Gasson, 8th Mia Strudley, 9th Georgia Laven. 3000m Boys:

The winners of the 1500m event were all smiles over the weekend. From left are Nathan, Zac, Ky, Indigo and Maddie.

1st Jayden Eagleton, 2nd Jayden Clarke, 3rd Connor Thrall, 4th James Love, 5th Ryan Thrall, 6th Harrison Van Duuren, 7th Liam Russell. 3000m Girls: 1st Rickylee Brown, 2nd Sam DiGregorio, 3th Emily Noonan, 4th Amy Veenendaal, 5th Zoe Sibley, 6th Tammarah Brown, 7th Jess Ford. 3000m Men: 1st Nigel Murden, 2nd Rob Belli, 3rd Mark Davidson, 4th Craig Hewitson, 5th Michael Clarke, 6th Graeme Woolridge, 7th Bryan Ackerly, 8th Jamie Strudley. 3000m Women: 1st Erika Bedyn, 2nd Sue McCall, 3rd Kate Van Duuren, 4th Sarah Love, 5th Laura DiGregorio.

The seniors competed at round 5 of the Athletics Victoria XCR season with the fast and furious 10km road race at Albert Park on Sunday.

Some outstanding efforts and many PBs achieved highlighted by Ruby Dixon’s U14 Girls win. Unofficial results are: U14 Boys Liam Russell 16th 11.40, Camden Hewitson 17th 11.46, Ryan Thrall 18th 11.47, Jayden Clarke 22nd 12.27, U16 Boys James Laven

6th 9.46;Tynan Mims 7th 9.52, U14 Girls Ruby Dixon 1st 10.28, Zoe Sibley 18th 12.42, U16 Girls Lily Thompson 12th 11.3, U18 Girls Olivia Twining 14th 11.54, Amy Veenendaal 16th 12.16, Open Men Ross Kinsella 82nd 34.11, Michael Clarke 155th 36.15, Bryan Ackerly 225th 38.13, Jamie Strudley 259th 39.21, David Seeds 272nd 39.38, Dave Laven 348th 42.09, Justin Eagleton 360th 42.27, Craig Hewitson 376th 43.17, Jed Thrall 419th 46.35, Open Women Amanda Laven 103rd 42.50, Sue McCall 165th 48.36, Emma Wilton 182nd 50.56.

Check out the website for photos.

Next Saturday morning, the club is at Morrison Reserve, Mount Evelyn, for the club cross country championships, which will be an exciting and competitive event.

New members of all ages and abilities will always be welcomed at our club.

Visit www.yarrarangesathletics.org.au for more information, results and training times.

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By DENNIS FULLER A CALM, overcast and coolish day greeted the members at Emerald Golf Club last Saturday for a mixture of stableford and match play championship rounds.

Graham White (16) set out early with a will to win, and the breeze followed him home to victory.

His 37 points headed up the A Grade assembly and everybody else as well.

B Grade went down to the wire, or at least to the countback table where brows were furrowed with concentration and fairness.

It came to pass that David Aitken (27) got the gong when his back nine held scores better than those carded by Dean Shannon (17). Both had 35 points.

The course was a little on the slow side and the scoring of the rest echoed that feeling with average to pathetic scores carded.

Ross Martin was nearest the pin on the 4th, Peter Glasscock

the 7th, John Fisher managed the daily double on the 12th and 13th, while John Carvill played a splendid shot to pocket the pro pin goodies on the 18th.

That sweet swinging Brianna McCoy once again trumped the rest of the ladies with a solid win from Benita Balfour.

Three games in the club’s match play championship were played.

Leigh Morison beat Philip Crossley 3/2, Ken Hill beat John Carvill 4/3 while Ross Martin downed Ken Sumsion 2/1 with all winners progressing to the next round.

Wednesday’s Opulently Fashioned GOLF (OFG) was a stableford event with bonuses on self-nominated holes.

The scoring was high with Philip Crossley (22) scooping the pool with 51 points from Dave O’Donnell (37) on 49.

Next in line were Ken Hill (12) on 47 and Bobby Kennedy (22) 46.

Next Saturday players contend for the July VGA monthly medal.

Entertaining, hard-fought clashes rule day for Monbulk SIX of the Monbulk teams ventured to the picturesque town of Healesville to take on the under-9s, under-10s, under-11s, under12s, under-14s and under-16s, while trying to dodge the very tempting nearby bakeries.

The under-9s shook the sleep from their eyes and entertained those watching.

Coach Aldridge was enthusiastic about the kids’ game, their willingness to share possession and really work together as a cohesive unit.

A long first season hasn’t dampened their willingness to learn and develop.

The under-10s came up against a determined Healesville side that really wanted the ball and were first to the contest.

One of the most difficult opponents for the team this season gave Monbulk a lot to work on during training and the final games of the season.

The team can now recharge the batteries over the holidays and prepare for next game.

The under-11s were slow out of the blocks, with Healesville kicking the first two goals. After quarter time, Monbulk hit its straps and kicked seven goals to one to come home with an impressive win. The slow start showed the team why they need

to be switched on from the start.

The under-12s battled hard, but were given a football lesson from the top-of-thetable Healesville. Although not reflective on the scoreboard, Monbulk battled hard and can take many positives from the game and know what they need to do to better match such a quality opponent next time.

The under-14s continued on their merry way against Healesville. It was a scrappy affair, with Monbulk having to work through a tight Healesville defence. The team stayed focused and worked through the maze, and a good eight-goal second half saw the team come away with a 11-goal win.

The under-16s were up against a side that was higher on the ladder and had a good battle all day. A strong Monbulk firsthalf set up the win, with both teams evenly matched for the second half. Monbulk is now seeing the hard work at training over the past couple of weeks pay off.

UNDER 9 No score kept.

Awards: Jason Abraham, Charlie Hooper, Riley Bentley, Hamish Dickinson, Jaxson Aldridge.

UNDER 10 No score kept.

Awards: Gus Ryan, Sam Niclasen, Tommy McBride, Tim Rickard, Jamie Turpin UNDER 11 Monbulk 7.8 (50) d Healesville 3.2 (20).

Goals: Farmer 2, Bateson, Finlay, Henderson, Komiazyk, Russell.

Awards: J. Turner, J. Farmer, J. Spencer, B. Stokker, J. Bolton UNDER 12 Healesville 16.7 (103) d Monbulk 2.7 (19).

Goals: Ford, Green.

Awards: B. Sandler, G. Ross, B. Hughson, B. Smith, M. Doe UNDER 14 Monbulk 10.14 (74) d Healesville 0.4 (4).

Goals: Finlay 5, M. Hill 2, te Boekhorst 2, Ross.

Awards: M. Hill, D. Sebire, L. Beecroft, J. Cresp, L. Dochery.

UNDER 16 Monbulk 9.12 (66) d Healesville 5.9 (39).

Goals: Hawker 2, Badgery, Barge, Cleary, Dousset, Ducrow, Edyvane, M. Hill.

Awards: R. Hawker, L. Hill, S. Bennett, M. Ducrow, J. Badgery.

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DOWN Coin (5) Animal (7) Kind (4) Strainer (8) Anaesthetic (5) Storm (7) Sot (8) Fancy (7) Bird (7) Corn (5) Dog (5) Attempt (4)

Cryptic Clues No. 7377 ACROSS 1. Tired of the silly debate now entered into (4-4). 6. A blow that will cut (4). 8. The tot is a pest (4). 9. Bet there will be a code to break in the story (8). 10. Nose, and so on, about quietly (5). 11. Well, that means winter’s over (6). 13. If you don’t move, you’ll get very cold (6). 15.

Wound the coloured fish in (6). 17. With a touch of the brush, depicting an oarsman (6). 19. After a second, walk from the room (5). 22. The bun cooked and disposed of is the best yet (8). 23. Where they fight off the attacks - of bugs? (4). 24. Having gone uneaten (4). 25. Bottle up the remains of the water (8).

DOWN 2. She came back with Helen English (5). 3. What happend when the springer sprang in the country lane? (3-4). 4.

Driven back to get cheese (4). 5. The tear shed, doubtless, is from love (8). 6. Drink and directly start to get drunk (5). 7. Great tennis-playing by the English (7). 12. Watch the traveller going to the diner (8). 14. Reunite as arranged in the train (7). 16. To allow the pom to excercise, were running about (7). 18. Clear again, the time after (5). 20.

Heavens! Give half to the dogs! (5). 21. Concludes they’re the targets (4).

SUDOKU No. 4039 How to solve Sudoku!

Fill the grid so that every row and every 3x3 square contains the digits 1 to 9

1 1 5 3 7 9 6

3 6 7 9 2 4 3 5 3

1 7 4 1 9 3 5 8 1 6 5 4

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Upwey well Watered

By JUDY ORREN DIVISION 1 SENIORS Upwey 18.18 (126) d Mount Evelyn 11.18 (84) BOTH teams were very wayward in the first half as they just couldn’t split the big sticks on a regular basis. Upwey did have more of the play as they led by 20 points going into half-time, with the scoreline at 6.11 (47) to 3.9 (27). The second half was a bit of a goal feast, with 20 majors being scored, but it was Upwey that used the ball a lot cleaner as they kept stretching their lead. They added 12 goals to 8 to win by 42 points. Upwey’s Daniel Waters was superb as he finished with 10 goals after a clear best on ground performance.

Upwey Tecoma best players: D. Waters (10 goals), B. Hinton, T. Robinson (2 goals) Mount Evelyn best players: S. Martin (3 goals), C. Urquhart, M. Condello (3 goals) Olinda Ferny Creek 17.10 (112) d Belgrave 10.6 (67) A great opening term was had between these two sides as they went goal for goal, with Belgrave going to the first break with a narrow fivepoint lead. Olinda’s work rate was superb in the second quarter and Belgrave struggled to match them. Olinda added 6 goals to 1 and led by a handy 26 points at half-time. The third quarter was an even contest, with both sides booting three goals, but Olinda maintained their half-time lead.

The last term saw Olinda’s fitness prove too good for Belgrave as they ran away with the game, booting 4 goals to 1 to win by an impressive 45 points.

Olinda Ferny Creek best players: D. Noorda, D. Wilson (1 goal), L. Meadows (1 goal) Belgrave best players: B. Dadswell (3 goals), D. Collins, T. Stubley Wandin 28.13 (181) d Warburton Millgrove 6.11 (47) Wandin yet again showed their class as they completely outplayed Warburton from the outset.

Wandin led by 24 points at quarter time and then raced to a 58-point lead by the half after a 7 goal to 2 second term. The second half was completely dominated by Wandin as they booted 4 goals to 1 in the third. They then finished off the day with a brilliant last quarter where they slammed on 11 goals to 1 to win by a massive 134 points.

Wandin best players: R. Wilson, R. Ross (3 goals), J. Bayliss (2 goals) Warburton Millgrove best players: L. Barnard (2 goals), B. Clinch, A. Joyce (2 goals) Monbulk 14.14 (98) d Woori Yallock 12.13 (85) Monbulk is setting themselves up for a good finals assault after a terrific, hard-fought win over Woori Yallock. A very even start saw scores level at quarter time, but it was Woori Yallock in the second term that looked to be using the ball better, as they booted 6 goals to 4 to go to the main break with a two-goal buffer. The third quarter saw Monbulk winning a lot more of the one-onone contests as they slowly got the game back on their terms. They booted 4 goals to 1 and at threequarter time they held a nine-point lead. The last quarter was a good battle, but Monbulk had the answers to any challenges that Woori threw their way. They finished the day with a 3-goal-to-2 quarter to win by 13 points in what was a great four-quarter battle.

Monbulk best players: S. Williams (1 goal), M. Langworthy (6 goals), K. Gray (1 goal) Woori Yallock best players: S. Kennedy, M. Batten, D. Ryan (1 goal) Healesville 22.14 (146) d Yarra Glen 6.10 (46) Healesville started a little slow, and only led this game by 15 points at quarter-time; however, after that it was all one-way traffic as they ran right over the top of a disappointing Yarra Glen.

Healesville slammed on 8 goals to 1 in the second term and went to the long break with a sizeable 51-point lead. The second half was more of the same as Healesville booted 5 goals to 2 in the third and finished the game off well with a 6 goal to 1 final term to win an even 100 points, in what was a good display of football.

Healesville best players: M. Anson, G. Mason (3 goals), D. Anderson (1 goal) Yarra Glen best players: R. Gurney (1 goal), C. Moate, M. Attard (3 goals).

DIVISION 2 SENIORS Yea 11.7 (73) d Alexandra 8.11 (59) Yea best players: D. Craig, D. Evans, S. Martin (1 goal) Emerald 17.17 (119) d Powelltown 13.6 (84)

Upwey and Mount Evelyn players hit the contest hard, however, Upwey proved too strong on the day. 141090 Emerald may have won by 35 points, but they had to work hard for their victory. Emerald always looked the better side as they got out to a 30-point lead by half-time. Powelltown did give it their all in the second half, but Emerald had all the answers. The remainder of the game was a very even and tough battle, but Powelltown just couldn’t string goals together to put any real pressure on Emerald’s lead. Emerald remains one game clear on top of the ladder, and are looking good to remain there as they have quite a superior percentage to all other sides as well.

Emerald best players: C. Porter (1 goal), D. Isaacson, C. Thomson.

Powelltown best players: P. Allen, J. Walker, K. Larsen.

Kinglake 15.10 (100) d Yarra Junction 9.5.59 Kinglake is back on the winners’ list, thanks to a good first half in this clash. They led by eight points at quarter time, but then really got their game up and going in the second term, booting 8 goals to 1 to lead by 49 points by the half. The second half was actually a really good battle and Yarra Junction took it right up to Kinglake. They, in fact, outscored them 7 goals to 5 in the second half, but Kinglake’s second-quarter dominance proved to be the difference come final siren.

Kinglake best players: A. McLaren, T. ThoneKain (1 goal), L. Arthurson (2 goals) Yarra Junction best players: J. Delaney (2 goals), C. Spalding (1 goal), J. Black Seville 14.10 (94) d Gembrook Cockatoo 9.12 (66) This was a pretty good four-quarter performance from Seville who held Gembrook at bay all day. Seville led by just two goals at quarter and half-time, but they pulled away somewhat in the third with a 5 goal to 3 quarter to lead by 25 points at the last break. The last quarter was a decent contest, but as hard as Gembrook put in it was Seville with all the answers. They booted 4 goals to 3 to finish the day with a 28-point victory which sees them in sixth spot and just one game behind Gembrook in 5th.

Seville best players: L. Casini, M. Goff,

K. Mullet Gembrook Cockatoo best players: L. Scott, E. Tomlin (1 goal), R. Delphine Thornton-Eildon: Bye UNDER 18s Mount Evelyn 20.5 (125) d Monbulk 8.15 (63) Mount Evelyn best players: M. Oultram (1 goal), C. Argentino, C. McGuire Monbulk best players: D. Chapman (1 goal), B. Redfern, P. Barge (1 goal) Olinda Ferny Creek 19.14 (128) d Belgrave 3.3 (21) Olinda Ferny Creek best players: C. Cole (1 goal), J. Prato (4 goals), B. Cody Belgrave best players: L. Graeme, N. Walden, T. Somervaille.

Wandin 13.24 (102) d Warburton Millgrove 5.4 (34) Wandin best players: M. Sandfort, P. Hodgett (7 goals), T. Leech-Hines (1 goal) Warburton Millgrove best players: D. Bedggood, S. Boyd-Squires, M. Hogan (1 goal) Healesville 21.17 (143) d Woori Yallock 1.2 (8) Healesville best players: R. Saric-Skewes (5 goals), R. Howard-Scales, T. Tweedie (4 goals) Woori Yallock best players: L. Amarant, M. Boer, J. Cousens Yarra Glen 15.8 (98) d Yea 12.7 (79) Yarra Glen best players: A. Smith (9 goals), B. Muurling, N. Wilson Yea best players: R. Ali (1 goal), T. McMahon, B. White (1 goal) Emerald v Powelltown - Emerald won on forfeit Upwey Tecoma: Bye DIVISION 1 A GRADE NETBALL Olinda Ferny Creek 92 d Belgrave 29 Olinda Ferny Creek best players: Tamara Luke, Krista Tomlinson, Alice Paget Belgrave best players: Rochelle Samuhel, Lauren Read, Jessica Weisgerber (23 goals) Wandin 62 d Warburton Millgrove 23 Wandin best players: Tayissa Coppinger, Jack-

Picture: GREG CARRICK

ie Cullimore (26 goals), Samantha Coppinger Monbulk Hawks 48 d Woori Yallock 17 Monbulk Hawks best players: Claire Weickhardt, Paige Whitworth, Katrina Wragg Woori Yallock best players: Emily Milner, Kimberley Williams, Jordan Kennedy (7 goals) Yarra Glen 53 d Healesville 16 Yarra Glen best players: Prue Purdey, Georgia Taylor (37 goals), Elizabeth Kay (16 goals) Healesville best players: Chelsea Connell (2 goals), Georgia Murty, Caitlyn Jeffress Mount Evelyn: Bye DIVISION 2 A GRADE NETBALL Yea 63 d Alexandra 21 Emerald 53 d Powelltown 45 Yarra Junction 56 d Kinglake 24 Seville: Bye Thornton-Eildon: Bye

Solution No. 4039 4 2 5 1 9 3 6 8 7

8 9 3 7 2 6 4 1 5

7 1 6 8 4 5 3 9 2

6 8 7 9 5 1 2 3 4

2 3 9 4 8 7 5 6 1

1 5 4 3 6 2 8 7 9

3 4 2 6 1 9 7 5 8

9 6 8 5 7 4 1 2 3

5 7 1 2 3 8 9 4 6

QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7377 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Aromatic. 6, Eats. 8, Opus. 9, Pilchard. 10, Texas. 11, Normal. 13, Ginger. 15, Employ. 17, Gammon.

19, Pluck. 22, Militant. 23, Care. 24, Cede. 25, Debonair.

Down -2, Rupee. 3, Mustang. 4, Type. 5, Colander. 6, Ether. 7, Tornado. 12, Drunkard. 14, Imagine. 16, Pelican. 18, Maize. 20, Corgi. 21, Stab.

CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7377 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, De-ad-beat. 6, Clip. 8, Slug. 9, An-ecdo-te.

10, Snoo-p. 11, Spring. 13, Freeze. 15, R-eel-ed. 17, Stroke 19, S-pace. 22, Unb-eaten. 23, Ward. 24, Left. 25, Restrain.

Down - 2, E-llen (rev). 3, Dog-Rose. 4, Edam (rev). 5, Trea-sure. 6, Cider (anag). 7, Intens-e. 12, Rep-eater. 14, Retinue (anag). 16, E-mpo-wer. 18, Over-t. 20, Cor-Gi(ve).

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