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Tree gets the chop

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“The prescriptions are there and while I agree with the assessment that it is a healthy tree, I totally disagree with the assessment by the arborist that it presented a low to medium risk.

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“I do foreshadow that there may be one or two more motions to come in the future so that councillors can act on behalf of our community,” he said, citing council’s Tree Management Plan.

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“Because sadly, if it is left there, that is a real possibility.”

Cr Child told the Mail it was a case of balance, and getting it right.

“You need a balanced decision between the environment, biodiversity and risk when there is community con-

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A GUMTREE at the centre of a community safety controversy will get the chop after Yarra Ranges councillors voted on Tuesday night (14 June) that it must go.

The councillors unanimously supported Cr Jim Child’s impassioned argument that it was a case where community safety had to be a priority.

Concerns about the tree at the Yarra Junction Recreation Reserve were first raised in January by local sporting clubs who argued its proximity to the netball, tennis and cricket facilities, and its propensity to drop limbs, presented an unacceptable risk.

The councillors were considering a planning application by Yarra Ranges Council’s Recreation Department to remove the tree, with a recommendation from the Planning Department that it should stay.

The recommendation was based on two assessments by council arborists that declared the 26-metre high manna gum was structurally sound, did not present an unacceptable risk and that there was no arboricultural reason to remove it.

Cr Child moved an alternate recommendation for the tree’s removal saying it was the second time it had been brought before the council and that there had been immense public concern expressed about the danger.

Calling out parts of the report that referred to a “perceived” danger of limbs falling, Cr Child said “It’s not a perceived danger, it’s a damn known danger”.

“Limbs have been falling,” he said, citing a letter from local netball coordinator, Nicki Bosen, about a branch that recently fell during the night.

“I have absolutely no doubt that someone would have been killed,” she said of the potential for a branch to fall during the day.

“Why wait for a disaster and a family’s life to be torn apart before something is done about it?” she said.

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Club scoops TOWN pool

By KATH GANNAWAY UPPER Yarra TOWN (Take Off Weight Naturally) Club has scooped the pool at the TOWN state awards night.

An overall loss of 192 kilos put the club in the top position out of the 110 clubs across Victoria.

The awards were presented at a gala night attended by more than 700 TOWN members at Tullamarine, on Saturday 4 June.

Club co-leader Margaret Baker said the atmosphere was euphoric as Upper Yarra was called to the podium to receive no less than five awards.

In addition to winning the State title for Best Weight Loss Group and the Aggregate Shield for Highest Average Weight Loss per Member, the club won their division award for the greatest improvement on the previous year and came runner-up for the highest number of new graduate members.

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Members of the Upper Yarra TOWN Club celebrate their success. From left, Maureen, Pat, Kristine, Kerry, Amy, leader Debra, Helen, Margaret, Justin, leader Margaret, Sandra, Dawn, Lesley, Susan and Debbie.

Picture: SUPPLIED on Wednesday nights and has more than 40 members, men and women, ranging from teenagers to seniors, from across the Yarra Valley.

“The thing that really stood out on the night was that this was not just one or two of our members achieving great things, but about the whole

group losing,” Ms Baker said.

“Everyone worked so hard together for the year and this is the night when all that hard work is recognised and celebrated.

“Every time we got called out for another trophy, it was tremendously exciting.”

She said the club’s philosophy was to support and encourage each member as they journey toward a healthier lifestyle.

Regular guest speakers provide information and motivation and over the next four weeks a speaker from Yarra Valley Community Health will talk on nutrition and lifestyle.

The club meets at the Yarraburn Centre from 6pm to 7.30pm and welcomes new members. For more information about going to TOWN on weight-loss as part of a winning team, contact co-leaders Deb Wood on 0417 103 589, or Margaret Baker on 5967 1425 .

Proposed rezoning for three towns

By KATH GANNAWAY A PROPOSED planning amendment will reduce the regulatory burden currently impacting business development in Wesburn, Launching Place and Millgrove.

Yarra Ranges Council voted on Tuesday 14 June, to request the Minister for Planning to authorise an amendment to the Yarra Ranges Planning Scheme to rezone the existing Rural Living Zone areas in the three townships in favour of more appropriate zones and overlay controls.

The key issues identified in the Planning Department report to coun-

cil were the need to have improved planning tools which keep faith with the Regional Strategy Plan objectives of protecting landscape and vegetation and retaining single dwellings as the main use, but also recognising the need for services.

Councillors heard that the proposed changes would bring the planning controls into line with other towns and allow commercial use and development at a modest scale in keeping with the character of the towns.

Cr Jim Child said the current zones were a carry-over from the old Upper Yarra Planning Scheme that placed

“It just didn’t fit with the existing use rights and the appropriate zoning of the time,” he said.

“This particular amendment would fix that problem by introducing a township zone,” he said.

He said while the proposed zoning would still restrict what could be allowed in terms of commercial activity, it would give an opportunity for future commercial development on a limited scale.

Subject to the minister’s authorisation, the council will prepare and exhibit the planning scheme amendment for public comment.

Truckloads of stolen goods

By JESSE GRAHAM FOUR Yarra Ranges men are facing court following raids in Healesville, Mount Evelyn and Silvan last week that recovered truckloads of allegedly stolen items.

Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Acting Sergeant Kate Henderson said that on Tuesday 14 and Wednesday 15 June, police executed search warrants in Healesville, Mount Evelyn and Silvan.

Det Sgt Henderson said a “substantial” amount of stolen property, including caravans, motorbikes and tools were recovered from the properties - so much so that police had to call in a truck to shift all of the items.

She said the items were “largely” stolen from around the Yarra Ranges, including from businesses and a water company.

A 38-year-old Mount Evelyn man, a 47-year-old Silvan man and a 24-year-old Healesville man were charged and bailed, to face the Ringwood Magistrates’ Court at a later date.

A 28-year-old Healesville man was remanded to face court on Friday 17 June, and was further remanded to appear in court at a later date.

Det Sgt Henderson urged tool owners to lock up their gear in toolboxes, away from opportunistic thieves, and to record the serial numbers on their tools in a safe place.

She said the recovered items all had their serial numbers intact, but that it would be “very hard” to return them to owners if they had not kept track of the serial numbers.

Anyone who had tools stolen in the last six months is asked to contact the Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) on 9739 2300.

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“What makes this difficult is that we do trip the trigger of Clause 53*, and we know how complicated that can be,” he said.

Clause 53 dictates that restaurants must be part of specific tourist enterprises and businesses such as retail, places of assembly and recreation facilities must be associated with agricultural or tourist activities.

Cr Child cited the case of a Wesburn takeaway that had been adversely affected by the existing zoning.

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Grants offer a creative boost

By JESSE GRAHAM YARRA Ranges residents with grand ideas for the area are being called on to apply for the latest round of the council’s community grants, with tens of thousands in funding available.

The council’s Grants for Community program opened for applications on 1 June, asking residents to apply for funds under Community Development, Festivals and Events, or Arts and Heritage streams.

Each stream provides up to $10,000 - though Festivals and Events grants are capped at $5000 for first-time applicants - for projects in the area.

One of last year’s grant recipients, Kalorama’s Dr Gretel Taylor, created

Dances with Lyrebirds - a collaboration between Dr Taylor, sound artist Anthony Magen and Warburton photographer Kate Baker.

The result was an exhibition at Healesville’s Memo Hall and Burrinja in Upwey, featuring dance performances by Dr Taylor, Jacqui Rutten, Mandy Nicholson and the Djirri Djirri Dance Group.

Material for the Dances with Lyrebirds exhibition was collected on Mount Donna Buang, Mount Riddell, in Badger Creek and the Sherbrooke Forest, with photos of Dr Taylor dancing, the forest and lyrebirds.

Dr Taylor said the exhibition featured a sound installation, with recordings of lyrebirds mimicking noises,

such as camera shutters, and was designed to be a response to the iconic animal.

“We wanted to do something that was quite literally in response to the presence of these birds in our midst, living in the Yarra Ranges area,” she said.

“They are very loved birds - they bring the community together in a way, across distance and age - they’re used as symbols in lots of places around the Dandenongs, as well as the ranges.”

The group also worked with the Sherbrooke Lyrebird Study Group, with survey events around the time of the exhibition and a presentation of lyrebird ecology and folklore at Burrinja.

Dr Taylor encouraged residents with a big idea to apply for the annual grants funding, but to do their homework beforehand.

“We applied the first year and didn’t get it,” she said.

“You do need to have a developed idea, that you’ve established links with the local community already.

“You have to do a bit of the work before you get it.”

For more information and criteria for the Yarra Ranges Council’s Grants for Community, visit www.yarraranges.vic.gov.au.

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Concerns for access as library makes the move

By JESSE GRAHAM

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Landowners should meet LANDOWNERS affected by the expansion of the Yellingbo Conservation Area are rallying to ensure other landowners are not caught out by unintended consequences they say have ‘slipped under their radar’.

Owners of land with river frontage in areas including Yarra Junction and Don Valley who contacted the Mail last week say there are implications also for landowners as far afield as Healesville and Upper Yarra.

They say they have been caught by surprise by notification from the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, that licences over Crown land will end on 30 June.

The expansion of the conservation area which is home to the Helmeted Honeyeater came as a recommendation of the Victorian Environmental Assessment Council investigation which was put in place last year.

Landowners who received notices say there are implications however not only for landowners in Yellingbo, but other areas as well.

A meeting called by a handful of concerned landowners on Tuesday, 14 June, was attended by more than 60 people, and another meeting will be held this week at Yarra Junction Primary School, on Thursday, 23 June at 7.30pm.

Yarra Junction landowner, Daryl Cochrane said the implications were huge with affected Crown land coming under management of Parks Victoria and the potential for some landowners to lose access to farming land and water.

Other issues include concerns about added bushfire risk, loss of amenity for activities such as horse riding and walking dogs and a lack of representation on the Yellingbo Conservation Area Committee of farmers and local businesspeople.

For meeting details contact Rick Houlihan on 0429 489 187 or Jenny Barber on 0408 344 503.

LILYDALE’S library will move from the Yarra Ranges Council office to Box Hill Institute’s Lilydale Lakeside campus, following a decision from councillors on Tuesday 14 June.

At the Tuesday council meeting, councillors voted sixto-one to support the library’s relocation from its location in Anderson Street to the Jarlo Drive campus’s LA building.

Councillor Terry Avery said the library would be located on the ground level of the campus, and said that, although the campus was located away from the main street, the location would be “warmly received by the community”.

Councillor Mike Clarke seconded the motion, and said the campus had the “right ambiance” to support the library.

“Along with it comes a really good deal and really good work done by our staff,” he said.

“There’s been a lot of work on this - we’ve got the best outcome available.”

The council officer’s report said there were “limited suitable sites” within central Lilydale to house the library, and that the campus had been highlighted as the most suitable.

“The co-location with an educational facility and amenities such as cafes and shops, higher levels of safety at night, convenient parking and connection to an outdoor space were the differentiating factors,” the report read.

The report also noted that the new library would have a

Lilydale's library will be moving to Box Hill Institute's Lilydale Lakeside campus, following Tuesday's council meeting.

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But Councillor Fiona McAllister opposed the move and said the location was not easily accessible and would be located away from the main “activity centre” of town.

“I understand why we need to make a decision and why we need to look at this site - it is a great site - but these concerns still resonate with me,” she said.

Councillor Jim Child said, while he understood Cr McAllister’s concerns, the campus was “a missed opportunity”.

“I think we’re in a place to take advantage of it,” he said.

“I think there’s something that’s going to really happen up there.”

Councillors voted six-to-one to relocate the library, with Cr McAllister voting against the proposal.

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opment acting director James Collins said the library had the council’s highest catchment area, highest number of members and usage hours, but the location and a lack of car parking made it difficult for people to visit.

“We already have around 200,000 visit that site per year - I expect that will go up and continue to grow ever year,” he said.

“The biggest concern here is car parking and connection to any other type of service.

“I think you’ll find there’ll be a very positive response from the community.”

The council will now work with Box Hill Institute and Eastern Regional Libraries to develop a lease agreement for the coming 10 years.

The community will be invited to provide feedback on the themes, operating hours and resources for the library at a later date.

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Letters Thanks for the cuppa

Agree to disagree

A HUGE thankyou to all those members of the community who supported, in so many, many ways the Biggest Morning Tea that was held recently as a combined effort by the Steels Creek Stitchers and the Yarra Glen Living and Learning Centre.

Thanks to everyone’s generosity and hard work we were able to send a donation of over $2600 to the Cancer Council of Victoria with additional donations still being raised.

Debra Traill, Yarra Glen.

I GREATLY respect the Healesville Action Group and John Anwin (Reviewing the review, 14/6), but on this issue we will have to agree to disagree. My position and the position of Yarra Ranges Council remained unchanged throughout the VEC review.

This position was to retain nine single member wards - a view that was shared by the VEC in their first report along with the majority of submitters. I believe that this structure has and will continue to offer the best representation for Yarra Ranges communities.

To move to a three ward multi-member structure would have seriously impacted on representation. An elected representative in this area would be covering a ward of over 2200 square metres. This size of area and population would have meant that most local government candidates couldn’t afford to run for council. This would leave only those with access to large donations or political party support to run effective campaigns. In my view this is not what local government is about and would have had a negative impact on democracy and the diversity around the council table.

Trying to support a community three times the size across a huge geographical area also would have been a significant negative change.

Most councillors put in 25-30 hours a week meeting community needs, which is achievable.

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In my opinion the People’s Panel has decided on two most worthy and functional infrastructure projects. It deserves appropriate thanks. It is refreshing that the panel has focused on the natural resources of Yarra Glen as the river has seemingly been neglected in past developments and remains our most precious asset.

I trust that the implementation of the projects will maintain an Australian rural theme unlike plane trees, English oaks and large scale urban structures in other parts of the township.

As the panel report states, we have the opportunity to enhance a distinctive Yarra Glen character.

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would also suffer as councillors would struggle to be accessible to all.

These issues and others were outlined openly and publically in all my conversations and YRC submissions. These views have clearly have been factored into the Minister’s sensible decision that the best outcome in terms of democracy for the communities of Yarra Ranges is to keep the current model.

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Scam's wrong number HAVING been at the receiving end of a scam phone call - and after learning that the number left on my answering machine is most likely to be changed at midnight (told to me by the police), and having contacted the telecommunications company that I use - it makes me wonder whether or not phone providers can, or cannot, research those purchasing their lines before giving them access to the network!

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Exploring the question ‘What is the future of local councils under the trend to amalgamation and appointment of commissioners’ to the standing-room only audience were the very entertaining, Pat Power, Shadow Minister for Lo-

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Big plans for little towns

By KATH GANNAWAY A PLAN which lays out a vision for the future of three Little Yarra Valley townships will be launched at a community event at Powelltown on Saturday 25 June.

The Little Yarra Valley (Powelltown, Gilderoy and Three Bridges) Community Plan has been a two-year process by the Little Yarra Valley Community Planning Group addressing issues including transport, heritage, tourism, services for children, community safety, business development, and community cohesion.

For possibly the first time ever, the plan has produced a snapshot of the three communities, looking at the past, present and future.

There are 498 residents in the PG&3B locality which is a mix of mountain ash bush and agricultural land including a number of orchards.

The plan started with an information session in April 2014, followed by a planning workshop with community building guru Peter Kenyon and several consultation events throughout 2014 and 2015.

The plan identifies specific projects and sets out the actions required and a timeframe for implementation.

Developing tourism is just one of the themes and the first of a series of Timber Town Heritage Trail information boards will be officially un-

veiled at the launch.

The boards are the work of the Department of Environment, Land, Water & Planning (DEWLP) Forest Management Team at Powelltown.

Project firefighter and life-time resident of Powelltown Matilda Gribble said researching the signs was close to her heart.

“I have a lot of history here; my great-grandfather was head carpenter at the mill which was the centre of the town.

“Anyone who worked for the mill also lived in the town and it was involved with building a lot of the community buildings that are still here,” she said.

“I guess a lot of the work behind the boards was like researching my own family history.”

Planning group member Vanessa McDonald said the launch would be an opportunity for community members and others involved in the development of the plan to see the final plan and to celebrate what it means for the future of the Little Yarra Valley communities.

The launch is at 4pm at the Powelltown Hall, co-inciding with a movie for the kids, “The Croods”, in the hall, and followed by afternoon tea and a family movie “Oddball” at 6pm.

The committee is asking for an RSVP for catering purposes to 0400 229 152, 0407 044 788 or email to thelittleyarravalley@gmail.com

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Reconciliation received AN EVENT that discussed the past, present and future of reconciliation in Australia and drew hundreds of people to Healesville’s Memo Hall earlier this month has been hailed a success.

On Thursday 9 June, the Yarra Ranges Council held its annual Reconciliation Week event in Healesville, drawing some 250 people into the Memo Hall. Speakers Anne Barton, Professor Jerry Arabena, Dr Doseena Fergie and Richard Frankland then spoke to the audience about white privilege, Aboriginal culture and the idea of cultural safety - being safe to express and practice culture without judgement and with acceptance.

Event organiser, Indigenous development officer Garry Detez said the event was a success, and that the speakers were “incredibly well received� by the audience. “They loved the speakers, they really appreciated it - they got a lot out of it,� Mr Detez said. “I’ve been told it was a truly inspiring and moving event - people took a lot away from it and have gone back to their workplaces, raving about the speakers.�

He said Ms Barton, who is related to former Prime Minister and architect of the White Aus-

tralia policies Sir Edmund Barton, spoke about white privilege - what he called “the other side of racism�. “We’re looking at communities from the white privilege perspective, disadvantage is hard to see and understand,� he said. “It’s about trying to get through an understanding of our privileged position in communities - it makes us all aware that people from different cultural backgrounds don’t have the same view of reality as we have.�

Dr Fergie, chair of the Healesville Indigenous Community Services Association (HICSA), spoke with Prof Arabena about the strength of Aboriginal culture, and how country, family, kinship and language can be used to empower Aboriginal communities. Mr Detez said the messages from the day, including the theme of From Racism towards Cultural Pride and Safety, had clearly been taken on by the audience members. “The feedback that I’ve had clearly indicates the fact that some people are taking that message of cultural safety ... back to their organisations to try and get better reconciliation outcomes, and are trying to improve the capacity of their organisations to empower Aboriginal people,� Mr Detez said.

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Special racing meeting

By KATH GANNAWAY HEALESVILLE Amateur Racing Club has responded to concerns about a proposed change to their constitution, urging members to attend a special meeting on Sunday, 26 June.

The meeting will recommend that in the event of the club winding up there would be a 50/50 split of proceeds between local organisations and Country Racing Victoria.

HARC member, Roger Davies, raised concerns in an open letter to the Mail (below), flagging that the change to the distribution of funds, would be a move away from the original intent of the founders of the club.

HARC committee member and former president, John O’Neil told the Mail they were dealing with a hypothetical situation but that it was an important issue and that members had been contacted advising of the meeting.

He said also it was an issue that the club had been negotiating with Country Racing Victoria and Racing Victoria for the past two or three years, and that it had been an item of discussion at annual general meetings in that time.

Mr O’Neil said Healesville was unique as a racing club in that it owned the course, purchased with money raised by the sale of debentures to lo-

cal people around the 1940s.

“Basically it’s about Healesville coming under the model rules that all other racing clubs operate under,” he said.

“What they were wanting was that there had to be no changes (to the model rules) and the reality is if we don’t adopt those rules, the Minister of Racing can take our licence away, but that’s another hypothetical.”

Mr O’Neil said the club had fought hard to retain the status quo, and had engaged a solicitor to argue their case, but had to compromise.

“We argued hard, but their view is that most of the infrastructure had

been paid for by racing authorities and they are looking at clawing back some of that investment if the place got wound up.”

“At the end of the day, they held pretty firm, and we did too ... getting that concession was like getting blood out of a stone.

“Ultimately we got the best result we could.”

Mr O’Neill said after a lot of hard work and a lot of sleepless nights for the committee members, they were hoping the majority of the members would support the proposal.

“We didn’t do this as amateurs; we sought professional advice and were guided by that advice,” he said.

AS A member of the Healesville Amateur Racing Club (HARC) I feel obliged to write this letter highlighting my concerns regarding important changes proposed to the constitution of the club.

A meeting of members is proposed to take place on Sunday 26 June 2016. At this meeting it is proposed to put an important resolution to members.

The resolution seeks to amend the constitution of the association whereby the property owned by the club, in the event of the winding up of the organisation, may be distributed in a manner vastly different to the manner set out and contemplated in the existing constitution.

The HARC, unlike most of the similar amateur racing clubs, is the actual owner of the Healesville Racing Club site. The original founders of the club acknowledged the importance of this by drawing the constitution in such a way as to ensure that, in the event of a winding up of the organisation, the proceeds of any sale of this asset would be distributed to charitable and similar entities within a radius of 10 kilometres of the Healesville township.

By adopting the proposed changes to the constitution as mentioned above this intended restraint may well be dispensed with.

These proposed changes have apparently been adopted from the provisions suggested

by Country Racing Victoria, an organisation that has over the years provided support to HARC. I encourage all members of the HARC and members of the wider Healesville community to request full particulars of the proposed changes from the committee well before any contemplated meeting.

Furthermore, any meeting held to pass or ratify such changes should only be held after all issues have been fully discussed and the consequences examined and explained with clarity and openness.

The Healesville Picnic Races and the Racecourse venue are much loved and important treasures enjoyed by the Healesville community and visitors and as such they should, without question, be protected by us all.

Roger Davies, Healesville.

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John Arkins President VFFS, Ivan Gaal senior commendation award winner, Sally Ahern Vice President YRF, Keith Wade, President YRF and Greg Nicholas Coordinator - 'Show Us Your Shorts' competition. 155789

Shine of the silver screen

By KATH GANNAWAY WARBURTON Film Festival has broken its 33-year-long box office results with sell-out sessions for most of the eight films, and close to capacity for the remainder.

Hosted by Yarra Ranges Film Society, the weekend is a celebration of international and Australian film which draws hundreds of people to the town each June.

The festival opened with the Show us your Shorts short film competition on Friday, 17 June, which attracted more than 30 entries, and Nicole Ma’s 2015 documentary ‘Putuparri and the Rainmakers'.

Ms Ma introduced the film, and took questions from the audience in what has become a tradition of having directors, producers and others involved in the making of some of the most celebrated films attend the festival.

Australian director Paul Cox was the most notable and took on the role of festival patron.

His film, Force of Destiny, screened on Saturday - sadly, his last film.

YRFS member Dagma Limp paid tribute (below) to Mr Cox who died on Saturday night.

Despite that sad note, the festival went on and received rave reviews from

first-time local Max James and partner Elvyne Hogan who moved to Wesburn recently.

“We loved it,” he said of the films, the organisation and the atmosphere.

“The choice of films was genius; some you would never go to see, only at a film festival.

“Whoever put the program together really knew their films,” he said.

Mr James also paid tribute to Mr Cox, describing Force of Destiny as a film of rare intimacy.

Diana Brelaz from Mount Eliza is a long-time festival-goer, with her connection with the town starting in 1942 when she and other city students were billeted at The Warburton Chalet during the war.

“I love coming to the festival; they have always chosen the films well,” she said.

“To include films from eight different countries and Australia, is wonderful.”

Ms Ma thanked the audience for their support of Australian film.

“As a film-maker, we need an audience and it’s wonderful that you support this festival,” she said.

“I hope you will continue to do that to support us so we can continue to make films for you.”

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Sadness at patron’s passing

By KATH GANNAWAY YOU can always expect a touch of sadness at a film festival, along with the comedy and drama, but for members of the Yarra Ranges Film Society, and many of the long-time festivalgoers, the death of festival patron was Paul Cox, was a sadness in real time.

Mr Cox had been a patron for a number of years and a great supporter of the Show us your Shorts film competition.

He was expected at the festi-

val again this year to introduce his film ‘Force of Destiny’, but YRFS member Dagma Limp said he was just too ill.

Mr Cox died on Saturday night, 18 June.

“We all felt it, and felt the connection,” she said.

“It was an amazing feeling that just a few hours prior to that 100 or more people had been watching his last film, which was such a personal film, his story really, that had sent him on his way.”

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Ms Limp said Mr Cox had opened doors in terms of getting other high-profile film people to the festival and had made firm connections with the society and the festival.

His book ‘Tales from the Cancer Ward’ was launched at Warburton and he attended a number of times to present prizes to young film-makers.

She said his resolve to attend, right to the end, showed his determination to live life to the very end.

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At least, that’s the approach of Yarra Glen’s Concetta Rizza, who is hoping to follow up on the hugely successful Biggest Morning Tea in 2015 with an event on 25 June.

From 10.30am on the Saturday, residents and visitors are expected to flock to the Yarra Valley Racecourse on Armstrong Grove for a day of entertainment for a good cause.

Ms Rizza, who organised the event, said the whole town had come on board, with primary school children designing posters to promote the event and local celebrity Bonnie Anderson set to perform at the racecourse.

The Steels Creek Association together with businesses in town are supporting the event.

“It’s wonderful to see the community get together, because the community is really behind it,” she said.

“Every day, I’m getting people who are coming in and offering their assistance.”

She said that farm animals, face painting and live performances were part of the attraction to the event, with personal trainer and three-time cancer survivor Andy Zagami speaking on the day.

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Election day fund-raiser THE Support Healesville Indoor Pool group, otherwise known as SHIP, was started in January 2014 when it looked like the indoor pool might close.

The Healesville High School had been managing and paying for what is a community pool.

At the time the pool was built, the intention was for Yarra Ranges Council to also contribute.

Unfortunately, that had not been the case for many years.

While the school was happy to manage the pool, it was not going to continue to incur costs that could otherwise be used in education.

That is when SHIP spoke to council and lobbied to have them work with the school to fund the pool.

The council initially funded $40,000 as a one-off, which has not been extended to $40,000 for each of the next four years.

The local council member, Cr Fiona McAlister, has been instrumental in liaising with the school and the council.

So far, SHIP has raised about $5000.

They sold 600 egg and bacon rolls at the Great Victorian Bike Ride, which came through Healesville in December 2014.

They have also done market stalls, garage sales and sausage sizzles at the high school on election day.

In some instances, they have worked in tandem with the Healesville Swimming Club, which has used their share of money for club activities.

The swimming club pays for the

use of the swimming pool, so it goes back in the pool.

The money raised has been used to paint the outside of the pool, and put the shower doors and change cubicles in the ladies’ change rooms.

All of these changes have been done with the support and assistance of the school.

Before they painted the external brickwork at the pool, it looked like an abandoned building.

While it still needs some artwork and signage, they are very pleased that the building now promotes itself as a pool.

Many thanks go to the volunteers who painted the pool and cleaned up the garden beforehand.

Particular thanks went to Noel Gardam, Lew Storer, Carol Hart and Rick Campbell-Drury, who did most of the work.

SHIP has money deposited with the school to spend on future projects.

While it is impossible to fund-raise for big-ticket items such as a new roof, they have been able to make minor improvements, which make the pool more attractive to its users.

Future projects include new heating in the change rooms.

SHIP has been involved in discussions with the three levels of government about the need for an indoor pool in Healesville.

SHIP member Helen CampbellDrury has spoken at two council meetings and has met with Casey MP Tony Smith to lobby for money for the pool.

The swimming pool is a well-used community asset. 155780

The new shower screens inside the facility. 155780 Those who came to the pool open day would have seen Eildon MP Cindy McLeish swim in a relay against the kids from the swimming club.

SHIP thanked the many people who have contributed their time, money and goods at their fund-raisers.

The cubicles at the swimming pool. 155780

The next fund-raiser is on election day, Saturday, 2 July.

They would love to see more volunteers get involved.

On that day, they are working with the swimming club to hold a garage

sale, sausage sizzle, raffle and cake stall at the school.

So, please save your trash and treasure and plan on voting at the school.

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Good call made on retail space 213 HEALESVILLE has entered into a contract of sale with Telstra to purchase the portion of land fronting Maroondah Highway, formerly the Post Office and more recently the VicForest office, and also a portion of vacant land fronting Taber Lane.

The Telstra exchange building in the centre of the site, which services the Healesville Telecommunications requirements, will remain in the ownership of Telstra.

The single-storey building fronting Maroondah Highway is to be extended to the east to ad-

join the pharmacy and also another floor added above half of the building.

The ground floor is to be renovated into shops, of varying sizes from 39 square metres up to 189 square metres, with a total ground floor retail area of over 300 square metres.

The current building has no verandah.

There is to be new verandah, to join the two existing verandahs either end, thereby providing weather greater protection to the north side of Maroondah Highway.

They hope to lease these shops to either new

businesses coming to Healesville, or existing businesses that would like to relocate into the centre of the Healesville retail strip.

The first floor is to be become two apartments - one two-bedroom and one one-bedroom - both with balconies.

The rear vacated land facing Taber Lane is to become car parking on the ground floor with four two-bedroom apartments, also all with balconies looking towards the mountain range to the north.

The town planning permit is pending and they

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They intend to start construction in a number of months, with the shops ready to be occupied late 2016 or early 2017, with the apartment to follow after that.

The apartment will either be sold or they may operate them as a small boutique serviced apartment business servicing the Yarra Valley’s winery, wedding and tourism markets.

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Sioux Dollman invites a magical journey with The Moon, The Owl and The Rose. 155671 Picture: KATH GANNAWAY

A riot of colour

By KATH GANNAWAY WALK UP the joyously colourful steps of the Warburton Waterwheel, and you are immersed in a magical part of the world that a Warburton artist has created.

The Yarra Valley is a rich exhibition space of Sioux’s involvement in community mosaic projects, and it goes way beyond the valley.

Go a little further, into the Waterwheel Gallery at the top of the steps, and you find another magical expression of

her magical world.

Sioux has returned to brush and paint with The Moon, The Owl and The Rose, an exhibition of paintings, prints and cards that come from the heart, and illuminate the heart.

“I started with painting and illustrating a long time ago and did quite a few exhibitions in Melbourne before coming to Warburton,” she explained, adding that the meantime has been spent working as a ‘tradie’ on building her Warburton home, and on community projects.

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The inspiration, she says, comes from within.

“It’s me going inward in my magical journeys, and from a healing process.

“I find quite a meditative, inward process with my paintings that comes from me and from my heart.

For the first time with her work, she has shared her inspiration in words with poems that enhance the visual expression.

The Moon, The Owl and The Rose is on show at the Waterwheel Gallery until 29 June.

WINTER has come, and Healesville’s Kirsty Bowness is calling on families and businesses in the area to put on a roast for a good cause, and raise money for medical research.

The Big Roast for Cystic Fibrosis is run throughout the month of July, asking residents to host a roast dinner for friends and family and donate some money to the Royal Children’s Hospital’s Cystic Fibrosis Research Trust.

Ms Bowness, whose children, Liam and Grace, are living with cystic fibrosis, started the roast after years of participating in fund-raising events for the trust.

“We’ve raised money ever since they were diagnosed - we used to go running half-marathons and stuff,” she said.

“This is our third year for the Big Roast.”

She said that roasts across the state last year brought in $8000 for the trust, and $6000 the year before, but that she had “big dreams” for its future.

“If we could raise $20,000, I’d be over the moon,” she said.

Sharon Keogh from Toolangi’s Singing Gardens of CJ Dennis said the venue would be hosting a roast evening for

Kirsty Bowness at the Singing Gardens of CJ Dennis, where the Big Roast will be held. 155549 Picture: ROB CAREW Treatment is intense and onthe fund-raiser on Saturday, 23 going, and there is currently no July.

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Ms Bowness said the roast guests, with drinks on arrival, followed by a roast dinner and was “going to expand and expand each year”, and that famia trivia quiz. ly members in Queensland were Tickets to the event are $85, hosting an event next month in with all profits and extra money support. donated to the Royal Children’s For more information about Hospital. the Big Roast, visit rchfounCystic Fibrosis is a condi- dation.com.au/event/thebigtion that affects the lungs and roast2016. digestive system - thick mucus For more information about in the lungs and airways can the Singing Gardens event, call cause infections and impair di- 5962 9282 or Sharon Keogh on gestive functions.

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RUSTIC RIVERFRONT LOCATION

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THIS rustic cedar home is perfectly positioned to enjoy the view across the beautiful pastureland that fronts the Steavenson River.

Ideal for someone wanting a project, the home offers so much potential if you have the imagination and the skills.

The property also showcases a fantastic three-bay workshop that would impress any tradesman and is complete with three-phase power, office, hoist and lighting, while the mature gardens feature a stunning variety of exotic trees and plants, plus about 1.25 acres of fully fenced cleared land that would be perfect for horses.

The property also has the rare commodity of about one acre of prime river reserve.

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LIVE THE DREAM ON 100 ACRES

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RARELY does a property as beautiful and unique as this become available. Set on about 100 acres, broken into 80 acres of pasture and 20 of natural bush, including a spring fed dam and cleared tracks, there are stunning views of the Yarra Ranges and absolute privacy.

The large home has four bedrooms, three living areas and two bathrooms.

The kitchen is open and spacious and has stainless-steel appliances and a lovely outlook to the established garden.

Shedding is well catered for, 7m x 9m lock-up shed with concrete floor, two hay sheds and there is also metal cattle yards with ramp, a one-acre dam and frontage to the Hoddles Creek and Wombat Creek.

Other features include double garage, cathedral ceilings and established gardens.

All paddocks are well fenced with automatic water troughs. Located a short drive to Yarra Junction township, and 35 minutes from Lilydale.

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• Bauhaus inspired with quality of light & openness • Maximises northern light & filtered views • Polished concrete floors, marine grade plywood, extensive double glazing & corten steel • A home that alters according to the time of day, weather conditions & seasons

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• Beautiful views of Mount Little Joe • Generous open plan living & dining area • Central gas heater to keep you cosy & warm • Easy care garden is full of native plants • Great for first home buyer, first time investor, or even looking to downsize.

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• Master bedroom has a large full ensuite with 2 vanities, dressing room & adjunct nursery/hobby craft room • Magnificent views from double french doors opening onto a wide verandah • Modern kitchen with breakfast nook & separate dining • Close to all the facilities of Healesville township

1640 Little Yarra Road, Powelltown

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• Comprises 3 bedrooms & a centrally located bathroom • Spacious kitchen also offers an electric oven to compliment the wood cooker • Generous living area complete with wood heater • Located a short drive from many local attractions • Perfect weekender or fabulous home

• Fabulous lounge room with views to the garden • Upstairs you have a formal dining room, light filled kitchen, meals area & a family bathroom • Downstairs has 1 bedroom, bathroom & second lounge • Solar panels, concrete driveway, garage & carport • Ducted heating, refrigerated cooling & water tanks

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5 Park Rd Warburton

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

“THE CONVENT” FOR SALE BY EXPRESSION OF INTEREST CLOSING DATE 21st JUNE AT 3.00PM An excellent opportunity to acquire your own piece of local history. This 1957 circa convent lovingly cared for by the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart is now being offered for sale. The Convent is on approx. 2907m2 of park-like gardens with privacy, seclusion all only a short walk from the gorgeous cafes and shops and only approx. 70 kms east of Melbourne’s CBD. Presenting a myriad of options from a large family & extended family home, to a development opportunity (STCA). Ideally suited to airbnb/back packer accommodation to meet the tourist needs for this thriving area. The impressive & very spacious two storey building comprises of an entrance foyer/hallway, Chapel/sacristy, ofice, ten bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen/ meals, various bathrooms and much more.

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$295,000 - $335,000

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Charming Home Close to Town

This property has a lot to offer; 3 good size carpeted bedrooms, plus a study, large living room, kitchen with meals area, recently tiled bathroom and sizable laundry. Features include ducted heating, 2 R/C split systems, 12 Solar Panels on roof and recently painted exterior. Outside offers covered entertaining area, decking area with a lovely view, a garden shed with concrete loor and power, and an amazing assortment of fruit trees, on a fully fenced block. A great package for irst homebuyer, family, downsizing or investor.

This gorgeous updated home close to the heart of Warburton will satisfy all the boxes for a Warburton purchase. 3 large bedrooms all with BIR’s – master with semi ensuite effect. The updated kitchen has an island bench that overlooks the open plan living/kitchen/dining. Lots of light ills this home due to its position, the large skylight in the lounge and the beautiful picture window that frames the surroundings outside perfectly!

Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266 Inspection: Sat 2:00-2:30pm (Photo ID Required)

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2 large rooms and amenities.

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Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years

Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years

Peter Farrelly 0417 147 706 19 years

Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years

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Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years

2457 Warburton Hwy, Yarra Junction

David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years

Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068

Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years

5966 2530

Jenni Robinson Licensed Agent 15 years

3407 Warburton Hwy, Warburton

Carly James Property Manager

Michelle Karanikich Property Manager

Nicky McDonald Property Management

Cassandra Darwall Property Management

5964 2277 569 Warburton Hwy, Seville

Julianne Spendlove Administration

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165 Glenview Rd Launching Place

$650,000 plus

Immaculate Horsey Property Nestled into this beautiful and sunny 6.5 acre (approx.) allotment is a lovely home oozing warmth, charm and just so much more! The home provides 2 good sized bedrooms, the main with triple robes and picture windows and bedroom 2 with direct bathroom access. The main living area has soaring cathedral ceilings, wood heating and is open plan with the kitchen and meals. The home has a rustic yet classy feel and makes you want to sit and stay a while Outdoors is a treat as you meander down a private driveway, through pretty and light bushland and then open to bright and sunny paddocks, picturesque dams, excellent fencing for the paddocks and wonderful shedding for all the gear. This is a beautiful property, worthy of your inspection.

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 1:30-2:00pm (Photo ID Required)

1644 Little Yarra Rd Powelltown

$170,000 plus

2/1355 Healesville Kooweerup Rd Woori Yallock

$300,000 - $330,000

Best Value Home for 2016

Positioned to Please!

Seeking a great buy then look no further as this Miners cottage is located in the heart of town, offering 2 bedrooms one with good sized built in robes. Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a cosy living area with wood heating, kitchen area has good potential and a gas upright cooker. Improvements to the property include concrete stumps, new water tank and an updated instant hot water service. The block is very manageable and lat, rear carport for 2 cars, garden shed and lockable storage.

Positioned in a convenient easy access location just a short stroll to shops, schools and transport this neat 2 bedroom unit is ready to move into and enjoy. Offering 2 great size bedrooms with built in robes, spacious living area and a good size kitchen with electric cooking, gas heating and separate cooling plus a carport and neat garden to complete the ideal easy care property in a perfect position.

Contact: Rebacca Doolan 0401 832 068 Inspection: Sat 11:30am-12:00pm (Photo ID Required)

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320 Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am (Photo ID Required)

617 Warburton Hwy Seville

$395,000 - $440,000

Location! Location! Location!

In the heart of Seville; a skip and a jump from the primary school and not far from the shopping hub youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll ind this immaculate 3 bedroom 1 bathroom house just waiting for you to add your personal touches and make it yours.

Beautifully presented this home has a updated bathroom including claw foot bath, 3 large bedrooms all with double BIRs, large open Living/Kitchen/ Dining area with big wood heater plus split system and a large second living/ rumpus area and also with its own split system to keep you warm in the winter and cool in the summer! On 866 square meter block with local views from the back deck, fantastic kids play area complete with cubby, storage/workshop under the house plus garden shed/undercover storage at the bottom of the block, everything you need is here!

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 10:30-11:00am (Photo ID Required)

Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years

Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years

Peter Farrelly 0417 147 706 19 years

Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years

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Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years

2457 Warburton Hwy, Yarra Junction

David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years

Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068

Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years

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Jenni Robinson Licensed Agent 15 years

3407 Warburton Hwy, Warburton

Carly James Property Manager

Michelle Karanikich Property Manager

Nicky McDonald Property Management

Cassandra Darwall Property Management

5964 2277 569 Warburton Hwy, Seville

Julianne Spendlove Administration

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Mark Gunther HEALESVILLE 6 MONDA AVENUE

$550,000 TO $600,000 HEALESVILLE 17 SYMONS STREET

Let Me Entertain You! Brilliant family home to step up to for the larger family and great for young kids going into secondary school years.

Set on approx. 1690m2 and featuring large formal living area, separate rumpus area, big family kitchen, 4 double bedrooms all with robes, ensuite to main plus large main bathroom plus not 1 but 2 outdoor entertaining areas (2nd with spa).

4A 2B 2C INSPECT

by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Mark Gunther 03 5962 3030

Premier Location Here is an opportunity to buy a piece of Healesville History.A charming older period residence featuring large return verandas with north aspect overlooking the township to the mountains.

Original brick homes of this age and size are becoming harder to find.The sense of size is apparent the moment you walk through the front door. With a staircase leading up to the second level where you will discover the Master bedroom with walk through robe to the ensiute, plus 2 enormous bedrooms both with BIR’s and a central family bathroom.The lower level features a generous lounge room plus a sizable kitchen which compliments the huge separate dining room. Offering views across to Mt Riddell from the covered patio area, where you can also watch the kids in the secure back yard.With a double garage plus under house storage, there is certainly something for everyone. Be quick so as not to miss out on this great home!

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This will be a great start for the person who is prepared to roll their sleeves up and get stuck in.

Comprising open plan living, 3 bedrooms, gas ducted heating, air conditioning and set on a fully serviced allotment of approx. 650m2.

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Ideal for permanent living or period style accommodation. Homes of this calibre and location do not come on the market often.

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attention all First Home buyers!

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Features 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and set on 806m2 allotment with rear access from Furmston Lane and side access between Furmston Lane & Symons St.

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Ideal for a first home block or someone looking to downsize.

Located only a short distance from Healesville’s bustling precinct and nearing completion is your choice of 8 quality brick townhouses. All homes showcase well equipped kitchens, large open plan living, dining areas, gas ducted heating and evaporative cooling throughout. Boasting large outdoor entertaining areas, generous sized fully landscaped gardens and lock-up garages for your cars and storage, these homes are sure to impress the most astute buyer. Ideally set in a quiet rural location and overlooking rural farmland this setting will offer you the lifestyle you have been looking for.To ensure you don’t miss out call Gary today.

MARYSVILLE ASKING ABOVE $360,000 HEALESVILLE 1092 BUXTON-MARYSVILLE RD 3/13 steel stReet

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$229,000

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Rustic Riverfront Renovator!

Perfectly positioned to enjoy the view across the beautiful pastureland that fronts the Steavenson River, you will discover this rustic cedar home. Ideal for someone wanting a project, the home offers so much potential if you have the imagination and the skills.The property also showcases a fantastic 3 bay workshop that would impress any tradesman and is complete with 3 phase power, office, hoist and lighting, while the mature gardens feature a stunning variety of exotic trees and plants, plus approximately 1 1/2 acres of fully fenced cleared land that would be perfect for horses.Also boasting a rare commodity of approx. 1 acre of prime river reserve that is very unique to this property.

All this located only a short walk to the bustling Marysville town centre, so if you’re wanting a project or weekender then this one is for you. Call Gary today.

189 Maroondah Highway, Healesville

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by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

Affordable Retirement Living For Over 55’s Griffin Park Village is situated in a quiet street only a short distance to the vibrant town centre of Healesville. Community living, privacy and security are just some of the benefits that village living offers you.The village hall is well appointed and offers a space for the residents of the village to enjoy a multitude of activities including cards, darts, BBQ’s and other functions.This immaculate 2 bedroom unit features neutral decor throughout, gas heating, reverse cycle spit system air conditioning, gas cooking, gas hot water, solar power and much more easy low maintenance living. Vendor motivated to sell.

To arrange you private inspection call Gary today!

markgunther.com.au

2A 1B 1C INSPECT

by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

5962 3030

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The Funeral Service to Celebrate the Life of Florence McLaren of Healesville will be held at The Gables, 1-3 Healesville-Kinglake Road, Healesville on Friday (24th June, 2016) at 1pm. Following this service the Funeral Cortege will proceed to the Healesville Cemetery where Florence will be laid to rest with her beloved Val.

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ARM CHAIRS French Provincial style, set of two and one otterman. $250. 5962 1389.

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By CAMERON HUTCHISON IT’S now the halfway mark of the season and it’s time for the clubs to assess their season so far, count the injuries, weigh up the opposition and get ready for the return bouts to come.

Surprisingly, there were three Division 1 sides that kicked exactly the same score.

Two of them got wins for their clubs and one was a loss.

Olinda maintains a slim one-game advantage on the rest, with Wandin and Healesville sharing second spot, while Upwey and Woori Yallock make up the five.

Division 2 has Yarra Glen on top with a one-game advantage, but it’s looking a bit shaky.

Gembrook, Seville and Kinglake are sharing second spot, with Yea, Yarra Junction and Alexandra sharing fifth spot.

Wandin holds top spot in the Under 18s, with Mt Evelyn, Emerald, Upwey and Yarra Glen sharing fourth spot.

Olinda and Wandin share the top in A Grade Netball, followed by Woori Yallock, Warburton and Belgrave.

Division 2 has Seville and Yarra Glen sharing top spot, with Yarra Junction, Yea and Alexandra making up the top five.

The top five in all competitions is certainly nowhere near set. It is going to be an interesting run to the finals.

DIVISION 1 SENIORS Healesville 14.11(95) d Belgrave 8.11(59) Healesville have continued their winning streak by easily accounting for Belgrave on Saturday.

Healesville started off in splendid fashion, kicking seven goals straight to take a handy 36-point lead into the first break.

Healesville kicked 3.8 in the second half to Belgrave’s 4.7, which in the end made no difference to the end result, with Healesville running out 36-point winners.

Healesville take on Upwey next week for a clear break in the five.

Healesville Best: D. Anderson (3 goals), M. Anson, J. Nugent, C. Warren, A. Hamer, N. Mende.

Belgrave Best: T. Stubley (1 goal), C. Power, P. Gough, M. Brown, M. Johnson (2 goals), P. Van Lambaart.

Warburton Millgrove 13.11(89) d Emerald 10.5(65) Warburton had a solid win over Emerald and have given themselves some much needed breathing space going into the second half of the season.

This game was close up to half-time and some may have thought that there was an upset in the making.

Unfortunately for Emerald, Warburton came out all fired up and kicked 7.3 to 3.2 to take a commanding 28-point lead into the last quarter.

Emerald rallied somewhat and outscored Warburton in the last quarter, but a third-quarter slump had set their fate heading into the last quarter.

Warburton Millgrove Best: L. Barnard, P. Sharp, L. James, T. McKail, T. Marr (1 goal), T. Walker.

Emerald Best: D. Volta, C. Jacobson (1 goal), Mat Dompietro, M. Steer, L. Sheppard (1 goal), K. Yeo (3 goals).

Mount Evelyn 12.14(86) d Monbulk 12.5(77) Mount Evelyn’s kicking woes continued during this game. With 10 scoring shots to four in the first quarter, Mount Evelyn should have sewn up the game, but it was credit to Monbulk who played some hard fought footy to upset Mount Evelyn’s forwards in the first half to stay in touch with the hosts at half-time. Only kicking four behinds in the third quarter to the Mounters 1.2 did not help Monbulk bridge the gap. They rallied in the last and outscored Mount Evelyn, but the run was left too late.

Mount Evelyn Best: B. Doyle, K. Jones (5 goals), D. Kift (2 goals), A. Gibbons, B. Cronkshaw, R. Cowan.

Monbulk Best: P. Barge, T. Gromer, S. McBride (2 goals), T. Moerenhout. C. Griffiths, D. McClelland.

Olinda Ferny Creek 12.14(86) d Upwey Tecoma 6.14(50) Olinda took an 11-point lead into the second quarter after kicking 5.3 to 3.4.

The lead increased to 17 points at halftime with a low scoring quarter by both teams. Olinda held Upwey goalless in the third, with the hosts increasing their lead to 28 points at three quarter time.

Another low scoring quarter in the last did not help Upwey make any inroads to the lead, with Olinda running out 36 point winners.

Olinda Ferny Creek Best: M. Hottes (1 goal), L. Hill, D. Rohrmann (1 goal),

Hard-fought contests were a feature of the round. 155785 O. Millwood, C. Brown, N. Keegan (1 goal).

Upwey Tecoma Best: S. Mitchell (3 goals), L. Beacom, L. O’Brien, B. Oates, N. Waterman, K. Hinton.

Wandin 13.10(88) d Woori Yallock 12.14(86) This was definitely the match of the round in Division 1.

Wandin kicked 5.5 to 2.1 in the first, and had a lead of 22 points into the second quarter.

Woori Yallock came out and played some inspiring football and caught Wandin by surprise kicking 4.7 while holding Wandin goalless, which is something Wandin would not be used to.

Woori Yallock’s lead should have been much more than seven points at half-time, but the goal kicking bogey was still around.

Wandin regrouped in the third and kicked 6.3 to arrest the lead back to 11 points at three quarter time.

Woori Yallock fought back in the last, outscoring Wandin by nine points but just could not get over the line in the end, with Wandin defeating Woori Yallock by

two points.

Wandin Best: M. Polkinghorne (1 goal), S. Dwyer (1 goal), R. Ross, J. Ladner (2 goals), H. Dudink, D. Ladner.

Woori Yallock Best: S. Kennedy, B. Monkhorst (5 goals), K. Thompson, T. Kear, R. Monkhorst, C. Smedley.

DIVISION 2 SENIORS Gembrook Cockatoo 14.16(100) d Yarra Glen 6.9(45) This game was the YVFM Match of the Day and promised to be a close contest.

It started out with a closely fought first quarter with Gembrook holding a slim lead of six points at quarter time.

Gembrook came out and blindsided Yarra Glen in the second quarter and left them in their wake kicking 4.3 to 3 behinds to take a commanding lead of 32 points into the third quarter.

Yarra Glen just had no answers to the quick and efficient ball movement of Gembrook.

The lead extended to 37 points at three-quarter time.

Yarra Glen needed to produce an

amazing last quarter to get this game back, but Gembrook kept up their relentless attack on the ball and kicked another 4.2 to 1.2 to come away with a huge confidence building win for the Brookers.

Yarra Glen will be looking to bounce back when they meet Kinglake next week.

Gembrook Cockatoo Best: D. Leversha (1 goal), E. Tomlin, B. Wareham, C. Vernal, J. Raymond, D. Trevorah (1 goal).

Yarra Glen Best: J. Marks, K. Hudson (1 goal), J. Smith, M. Ashton, L. Hoffman (1 goal), D. Hurley (2 goals).

Kinglake 10.11(71) d Alexandra 5.5(35) This game was close up to half-time with Kinglake holding a slim lead of eight points with only three goals kicked collectively.

Kinglake had the ascendancy in the third kicking kicking 5.3 to 1.1 to lead by 34 points in slippery conditions.

Three goals apiece in the last quarter saw Kinglake get an impressive 36-point win over Alexandra. Kinglake now share second spot with Gembrook and Seville after their big win on Saturday.

They host Yarra Glen next week that will be for the top spot.

Kinglake Best: J. Crowe, R. Mallison (4 goals), J. Butterworth, B. Wilkinson, A. Whelan, T. Arnott.

Alexandra Best: W. Goonan, L. Ragg, M. Coombs, S. Woollard, D. Bourke, J. Heaslip.

Seville 12.19(91) d Yea 9.11(65) Seville took a slim six-point lead after a low scoring first quarter.

Yea played better brand of football in the second, and caused a 15-point turnaround to take a nine-point lead into the main break.

Seville regrouped in the third and kicked 5.9 to 1.4 to take a game winning 22-point lead at three quarter time.

Yea could not make any inroads to the Seville lead, with the visitors going down by 26 points.

The loss has led Yea drop to fifth on the ladder.

Seville Best: A. Mammoliti, R. Davis, L. Casini, M. Cecere (2 goals), K. Mullett, G. Teunissen.

Yea Best: J. Ivill, R. Aldous, D. O’Dwyer (1 goal), A. Hobbs (5 goals), B. Cunningham, T. Butterworth.

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By JAMIE STRUDLEY YARRA VALLEY ATHLETICS A WEEK dominated by school cross country championships finished with the Victorian All Schools Cross Country Championships at a soggy Bundoora Park on Saturday.

Yarra Ranges Athletics athletes performed with distinction with some outstanding performances in very tough conditions.

Stand-out performances came from Sam Norton (first in Under 14s Boys) and Georgia Laven (second in Under 15s Girls).

The athletics Victoria Open Cross Country Championships were also held at Bundoora Park on Saturday following the All Schools races.

A very muddy, testing cross country course made for tough conditions for all athletes.

Meanwhile, smaller numbers at the Saturday morning cross country meant smaller fields but plenty of PBs still on the Morrison Reserve course.

Results are: 500m: Alex Van Duuren 2.43, Sinead Willey 3.20, Lillianna Poot 3.24 (PB), Charlotte Morgan 3.41, Blake Freer 3.48, Madeline Cannon 3.56, Lily Clarke 4.09, Alfie Morgan 5.23, Owen Poot 5.26.

1000m: Charli Power 4.21 (PB), Sarah Rollo 4.28, Ashleigh Rooke 4.35 (PB), Zoe Clarke 4.42, Charlotte Comport 5.09, Stephanie van Bemmel 5.13 (PB), Kayla Cannon 5.15, James de Schwatrz 5.42 (PB), Willem Poot 5.49, Harvey Kane 6.05, Jack Rothwell 6.05, Nicole Cannon 6.35.

1500m: Ky Harris 6.50 (PB), Jake Angus 7.18, Ciara Willey 7.41, Tiara Willis 7.44, James Davidson 7.53,

Young athlete Sam Norton competes at the All Schools championships. 155776 Zoe Freer 8.19 (PB), Tyson Flavel 8.30, Luke Thomson 88.19, Tahlia Murden 10.48.

2000m: Ashleigh Gasson 8.32 (PB), Mia Strudley 8.41, Ben Peeler 9.07, Nathan Murden 9.12, Zoe Clarke 9.51, Nigel Murden 10.15, Annika Peeler 10.20Paige Baguly 10.36, Rhys Thomson 10.38, Graeme Wool-

ridge 10.57, Trish Comport 13.48 (PB), Laura Digregorio 13.49 (PB).

3000m: Kiara Flavell 12.01, Mark Davidson 12.44 (PB), Michael Clarke 12.46, Ewan Webber 13.19, Michael Willey 13.31, Jayden Clarke 14.11, Sarah Rollo 14.14 (PB), Nigel Murden 16.20, Rickylee Brown 16.55, Kate Van Duuren 18.36 (PB), Brayden

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UNDER 10s Healesville v Woori Yallock Awards: Liam Gellert, Thomas Martin, Pat Millman, Kyan Barclay.

UNDER 12s Red Healesville 13.7(85) d Woori Yallock 1.5(11) Goals: Riley Duncan 4, Cody Anderson 4, Daniel Ebbels 3, Campbell Frazzetto, Oliver Tisbury.

Awards: Riley Duncan, Andre Briggs, Pat Houlihan, Daniel Ebbels.

UNDER 12s White Healesville 4.3(27) d Monbulk 5.4(34) Goals: R. Rosser, M. Wallace, J. Johnson 2.

Awards: M. Harbinson, B. Scragg, R. Rosser, X. Goodwin, D. Vorhauer.

UNDER 14s Healesville 4.2(26) d Woori Yallock 6.11(47) Goals: Harry O’Brien 2, W. DeZylva 1, Sam Gebert 3.

Awards: D.Sissins, J.Shub, A, HydeThomas, C.Oude-Melink.

UNDER 16s Healesville 17.9(111) d Woori Yallock 6.12(48) Goals: Kobe Brown 7, Max Minney 4, Marc Walker 2, Jayden Lawry, Riley Greensill, Mitch Fantulin, Alex Gommers.

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ACROSS False (11) Rock (4) Moving (8) Helm (6) Game (6) Insect (6) Burlesque. (6) Sturdy (8) One (4) Document (11)

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3x3 square contains the digits 1 to 9

DOWN 1. A letter written at the end of the month (8). 2. Patch up and look after the stuff (6). 3. Squash and an alchoholic drink (6). 4. Stuff with grass (4). 5. A “Don’t move!” that makes you go cold all over? (6). 6. “B----- bad weather,” it thinks! (5). 11. They make one dogmatic about the ebb and flow of waters (3,5). 13. Meal out I have with a girl (6). 14. Wearing an undergarment, don (4,2). 15. Not for, one says, the English (6). 16. For an instant, seem frightened (5). 18. It’s near an hour before the drink is served up (4).

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places (2,4,5).

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ACROSS 6. The dog’s favoiurite seat? (6-5). 7. With “thanks” and a kiss, I go to the vehicle (4). 8. Was there and dead worried about the damaged tent (8). 9. Not just for fun, rewriting the music (6). 10. Is forced, the time after, to get a move on (6). 12. Hesitates and they give one the signal (6). 15.

Witness for the state falsified the time (6). 17. Until then, being sentenced to imprisonment will (8). 19. Misread the word “sweetheart” (4). 20. Fit and not bulging in the wrong places (2,4,5).

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CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7428 - SOLUTIONS Across - 6, Basket-chair. 7, Ta-x-i. 8, A-tten-ded. 9, Unfair. 10, Has-ten. 12, Wavers. 15, Attes-t. 17, Mean-time.

19, Dear (anag.) 20, In good shape.

Down - 1, Aspirate(mont-h). 2, Rep-air. 3, Scotch. 4, Lawn.

5, Freeze. 6, B-rain. 11, Se-t ide-as. 13, Amel-i-a. 14, Slip on. 15, Avers-e. 16, Shake. 18, Nig-h (rev.).

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20, Certificate.

Down - 1, Bungalow. 2, Stupor. 3, Wraith. 4, Hewn. 5, Stance. 6, Corgi. 11, Circular. 13, Attack. 14, Gratis. 15, Putrid. 16, Drive. 18, Lark.

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By DEAN THOMPSON

100 Lap winner, Lennie Bonnici. 155672 The closest heat race finish was the very first heat of the weekend with Leigh Bourke in a 250 Crossflow powered Cortina taking a win over Bonnici in his LS1 powered chassis car by .161 while five other heats finished with less than a second between the first two drivers as they crossed the line.

Scott won the fastest heat of the weekend in heat nine with a complete time of three minutes 20.869 seconds.

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Pictures: INACTION PHOTOS ing the race upside down.

Brendan Miller led lap one before team-mate Brad Warren took the lead on the second lap.

Steve Lincoln in his EH Holden with a big 350 under the hood, assumed control on lap three before Damien Miller in an LS1 powered Commodore snatched the lead in traffic as Lincoln was shuffled back behind Damien Miller, Warren, Brendan Miller, Scott and Lenny Bates.

Damien Miller had the race by the scruff of its neck leading from lap 10 to 65 before he turned himself the wrong direction coming out of the dogleg on lap 66 as Lincoln flew past and back into the lead.

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His consistent run rewarded him, as race incidents removed Steve Lincoln and Daniel Scott along with Brendan and Damien Miller out of contention in the run home.

The 100 Lap Derby this season attracted a sensational array of racecraft and an even more impressive list of drivers with all sorts of experience to the event, fans came from as far away as Western Australia to see the local Truck, Rod and Ute Show and then take a look down at the speedway.

In among the competitors were defending champion and former Australian 350ci Sprintcar champion Tony Moule, former Australian Junior Sedan champion Brock Atkins, multiple times winners David Erickson and Luke Fallon, and Camden NSW racer Ross Nicastri who also happened to be involved with the major sponsor DIY Auto Parts Broadmeadows.

After 40 heat races were completed two drivers, Steve Lincoln from Broadford and Dan Scott from Kilmore had won four heats out of their five, three drivers all from Team Miller Motorsports based in Pakenham being brothers Brendan and Damien Miller and mate Brad Warren had three wins apiece, with a handful of others with two wins.

Bonnici himself won one heat and it was a beauty, when he set a new one-lap track record on the short circuit dogleg with a 32.535 time in the 17th heat of the weekend, it was not beaten in the next 23.

On lap 72 Lincoln and Scott, mates off the track, came together in the dogleg when there was a tangle up with a slower driver. There was nothing Scott could do about the contact, and Lincoln wasn’t happy as it caused his car a flat tyre and damage to Scott’s car occurred also.

Brendan Miller assumed the lead from lap 73 and his brother Damien was behind him chasing.

Racers are racers and once they put the helmet on the little things are forgotten and Damien Miller tried to pass his brother in the spot with the most chance of things going wrong - the dogleg - and both cars tangled up, Brendan lost the lead and laps as they both exited the track.

Team-mate Warren hit the lead and that lasted one lap with Bonnici taking the lead from lap 81, Bonnici despite what appeared to be the engine boiling in the latter laps motored on to take the win from Warren by 12.8 seconds, a huge victory putting that amount of distance between him and second place over the last 19 laps.

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From Page 29 The Victorian Short Circuit Championship for Speedway Sedan Australia Juniors was as always sensational, with the youngsters from the age of 10 to 17 wowing the massive crowd with their skills. Despite their 1200cc powered machines, the fastest driver was only three and a half seconds a lap slower than the fastest V8 machine in the 100 Lap Derby.

Both Caleb Lincoln and Jackson Lunt took four wins apiece out the 10-heat races. Tim Gorski and Ayden Bellman were the other heat winners with the best time being recorded by Lincoln in heat eight of the weekend, being three minutes 42.322 seconds.

Luke Dingley took a big dump on night one of racing, doing a massive pirouette in the sky with infield officials saying the car was higher than the catch fence. Dingley would later be OK. In the 20-lap final Jackson Lunt dashed to the lead on lap one with Lincoln chasing. Tim Gorski, Australian Champion Todd Atkins, Wayne Furmston, Ayden Bellman and Ricky Cornwall all began well and battled with each other in a chasing pack. Things came to a sudden halt on lap 15 as Atkins took a roll in turn one entering the dogleg and with the time required to extract him from his race car and offer medical assistance eating into the night, the race was declared with Lunt winning from Lincoln by almost four seconds with Cornwall next in the queue followed by Bellman, Jack Brough, Tim Gorski, Colby Lunt, Tyler Barton, Courtney Meakins and Furmston. Jackson Lunt in the process of winning set the new track record for Juniors with a 36.089 second lap.

On a weekend where the junior drivers and

Mark Miles was a winner in the Shamrock Cup. Alexandra Speedway Club remembered the late 15-year-old Jordy Webster who passed away suddenly in March, Lunt remembered to thank the Ahearn family and its supporters for joining in the weekend and rewarding the winning drivers with some fuel vouchers. Connor Donegan also won a best presented award supported by Grays Pro Blast in Bendigo.

The Shamrock Cup for Standard Saloons was proudly supported by the local Shamrock Hotel in Alexandra township and last year’s winner was looking to win the event for the third time.

Mark Miles and Leigh Gooding won two heat races each in qualifying with six other drivers winning heats including Victorian champion Michael Ardley and Alexandra members Jason Meakins, Nick Chrystie and Mick Chrystie in the fastest heat of the weekend for Standard Saloons when he recorded a time of three minutes 40.125 seconds in the very last heat race.

When racing started in the 20-lap final, Miles from pole position lead Gooding and Nick Chrystie. Gooding started to be caught and passed on lap 16 with Mick Chrystie charging into second with Vuillermin in third. Meanwhile out front Miles was commanding in his dominance from every re-start that occurred leading without any trouble. Pakenham racer Miles set a new Standard Saloon short course lap record when he broke the 35-second barrier with a 35.995 one-lap time on his way to back to back in Shamrock Cup victories defeating Mick Chrystie from Kinglake, Vuillermin, Jake Blencowe, Aaron Price, Nick Chrystie, Rob Bushell, Aaron Marshall, Tim Hutchinson and Chris Leonard.

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