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HEALESVILLE teenager Tristan Tweedie has kicked his way down the line, for a solid shot at his ultimate dream job.

The Category B rookie was signed by the Western Bulldogs on Monday night and says his introduction to the Footscray-based club this week could not have been more friendly and welcoming.

Tristan, 18, started in the under-9s, playing most of his junior career with Coldstream and Lilydale football clubs in the EFL before moving up to play with Eastern Ranges.

His inclusion in Hawthorn’s multicultural and Indigenous Next Generation Academy gave the Hawks signing rights in the recent AFL draft, but when they dropped the ball, the Bulldogs wasted no time in putting the 190cm goalkicker in the blue, red and white.

Tristan caught the eye of scouts playing for two consecutive years for Eastern Ranges in the TAC Cup competition, and kicking six goals in round one of this year’s competition.

A foot injury sidelined him after just two games this year, but he says he’s confident he’s on solid ground as he takes on the next challenge.

“I feel like I’m at the back end of it now and looking to get past it in the next month or two,” he said before heading back to the club from Healesville, on Wednesday 7 December.

On the move to a full-time commitment to the Bulldogs, Tristan said AFL football was something he had dreamed of since he was a junior, but had focused on since being picked up with Eastern Ranges.

“It’s a bit surreal for that (elite football) to be your primary career, but it’s the best job in the world from my point of view, and getting paid to do what you love, it’s a great opportunity,” he said.

He is staying with a Bulldogs player and says he will live with a host family postChristmas.

It’s a big change for any 18-year-old, but he says he won’t be taking his eye of the ball in adopting a level-headed approach to the challenges ahead.

“To be successful, I think you have to be really modest and take everything as it comes.

“Take it day by day, week by week; think in the here and now and look to go from there.”

He said his aim in his first year is to build a good foundation and build from there.

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Scholar handpicked

By Jesse Graham HEALESVILLE Primary School student Chloe Lorgelly received a helping hand with her transition to high school on Monday, 5 December, winning the school’s scholarship for one of its top students.

Chloe, a Grade 6 student, received the Tricia O’Reilly Scholarship on Monday, in front of parents, teachers and the entire school in an assembly.

The scholarship was created in memory of Tricia, herself a Grade 6 student who was killed on her way home from school in 2001.

Chloe was presented with a plaque from principal Cameron Heath, with representatives from Healesville police, Healesville High School and the O’Reilly family watching on.

Former recipients, Marc Jones and Jacinta Scragg, spoke to the students before the presentation about how receiving the scholarship had helped their schooling life, before Chloe was announced as winner.

Mr Heath said the scholarship was awarded to a Healesville Primary School student who was going to Healesville High School, and who exhibited qualities like Tricia did when she was at the school.

“The student exemplifies Tricia in that they are accomplished, interested in being involved in all aspects of school activity, well organised, conscientious in all things that they do and they are also the sort of person who is sporty, cheerful, fun, loving and respectful,” Mr Heath said.

“This person has shown all of those things this year, and not only this year, but in the whole of her ... schooling life.”

Thanking Tricia’s father, Peter O’Reilly, for attending the presentation, Mr Heath said that announcing the scholarship was a “sad occasion”.

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Stewart Thomson, Cameron Heath, Laura Mitchell, Gayle Shelley, Peter O'Reilly and scholarship Picture: JESSE GRAHAM recipient Chloe Lorgelly. 162914 “But it’s also a happy occasion, because it actually gives students like Marc and Jacinta the opportunity to do things that they may not have been able to do, without this support,” he said.

Chloe told the Mail after the presentation that she was “excited” about getting the scholarship, which includes money to assist with school costs, a plaque and her name on shields at both schools.

“I wasn’t expecting it at all, really,” she said.

Kieran managed to complete the backstroke in 1:40:91, smashing Patrick Connell’s record of 1:43:96, set in 2003.

He swam the freestyle in 3:19:57, beating Ashley Frenken’s 1999 record of 3:23:36.

Ms Wilson said Kieran’s results were “very exciting” for the club.

“It’s really good to see they’re progressing through the ranks and breaking those long-term records,” she said.

She said the club was seeking new members for 2017, and urged anyone interested in signing up to visit Facebook.com/healesvilleswimmingclub.

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HEALESVILLE’S swimming club has a new record holder, after young swimmer, Kieran Marshall, smashed two long-held records earlier this month.

On Friday, 2 December, the swimming club held its annual internal long-distance championship, which saw about 15 swimmers take each other on in friendly competition.

Club member, Naomi Wilson, said that swimmer Kieran Marshall broke two of the club’s long-held records on the night, for the Boys' 10-year-old 100 metres backstroke and 200 metres freestyle.

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By Jesse Graham A HEALESVILLE woman who was placed into a medically-induced coma after her car plunged into a dam on 26 November has died in hospital.

Dr Kerry Arrow, 36, was critically-injured when the car she was a passenger in left a dirt driveway on a Margaret Road property in Healesville and veered into a dam.

The driver, Dr Arrow’s 32-year-old husband, was able to get out of the car and pull her to safety - she was then flown to hospital in a critical condition and placed in a medically-induced coma.

Victoria Police announced that Dr Arrow died in hospital on Tuesday 6 December.

Major Collision Investigation Unit detectives attended the scene of the crash to investigate, and a Victoria Police spokesperson said police would prepare a report for the Coroner, and continue their investigation.

She said that she had been looking forward to high school “for a long time”, and that she would be starting her orientation on Tuesday, 6 December.

As for her plans after high school, Chloe said she was keeping her options open.

“I’m not sure,” she said.

“I have a couple things in mind - I want to be a teacher, but I also want to be an actor or something like that.”

Teacher Marlene Williams told

students at the assembly to take note of their behaviour, with teachers looking for award-winning students for “a couple of years” before their graduation.

“We look for a couple of years beforehand, and we’re looking, looking, looking, taking notes, discussing it as the years go on,” she said.

The scholarship is funded by bitumen and transport company Gornroamin Pty Ltd, through the Yarra Valley’s Picone family.

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DETECTIVES are calling on residents to keep an eye out for thousands of dollars’ worth of stolen tools and machinery, after a burglary in Seville last week.

Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Sergeant Adrian Berardi told the Mail that between 8.30pm on Wednesday, 7 December and 9.20am the next morning, thieves forced open a gate to a property in Ducks Lane in Seville.

The thieves then entered a garage and stole a John Deere ride-on lawnmower, an air compressor, three chainsaws, a post-hole digger and other tools, valued at a total of $10,600.

Det Sgt Berardi said the thieves would have needed a ute and trailer or a truck to transport all of the machinery.

He said more machinery was stolen in a separate theft, at an industrial premises in Glasgow Road in Kilsyth between 4pm on 2 December and 7pm on 7 December.

In that burglary, thieves entered through a gate and stole an excavator.

Cash stolen from house POLICE are searching for thieves after cash was stolen from an unlocked house in Beenak last week.

Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Sergeant Adrian Berardi told the Mail that between 4pm on Friday, 9 December and 3pm the following day, unknown people entered a residential property on Beenak Road.

The thieves then made off with $100 in cash.

Det Sgt Berardi said the theft was a reminder for residents to lock their doors and windows when leaving a property unattended.

Cash, goods stolen WITNESSES are being sought by police, after a retail premises in Lilydale was broken into last week, with more than $1200 in cash and products stolen.

Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Sergeant Adrian Berardi said at 2am on Friday, 9 December, a front door to a business on Maroondah Highway in Lilydale, near Cyril Street, was smashed open.

Thieves then made off with $250 in cash and $1000 in products from the business.

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Saturday market THE Little Yarra Market at Upper Yarra Museum in Yarra Junction has loads of stalls, entertainment and activities for all ages. Run on the third Saturday of every month, it is a community-run market with local musicians and performers.

The blacksmiths at the museum run a sausage sizzle; there’s local coffee, food, a variety of stalls including books, hand-made wooden toys, local wine, local bread, soy and beeswax candles, Fijian coconut oil, eco homewares and more.

Quality car-boot sales are welcome.

The next market is Saturday, 17 December from 10am-3pm, includes a free one-hour taekwondo class and some Christmas surprises.

Phone 0425 758 522.

Millgrove Market MILLGROVE’S Special Christmas Community Market is on Saturday, 17 December from 8am to 2pm, next to the CFA on the Warburton Highway. Stalls include plants and seedlings, arts and crafts, brica-brac, antiques, jams, chutneys

and lots of last- minute Christmas gift ideas. There will be a sausage sizzle run by Millgrove Residents Action Group, and Santa will be calling by on his big red truck. Proceeds to local community projects.

Light a Candle LIGHT a Candle provides opportunity for anyone to sit, still themselves, and reflect in the busy Christmas season ’Lighting a candle for someone we have lost’. ‘Light a Candle’ is not a service. Everyone is welcome and free to come and go as they wish on Tuesday, 20 December from 7pm to 9pm at Liberty Family Church, Lilydale Road, Healesville.

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Celtic Christmas CELTIC harpist, Cath Connelly will feature at Healesville Library’s Christmas Concert at the library at 2pm on Tuesday, 13 December. All are welcome. Phone 9800 6497 to book.

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A MONTH ago, I was pleased to host my annual Casey Apprentice/Trainee of the Year Awards, with over 100 guests at Chateau Yering in Coldstream.

In 2009, I initiated these awards to recognise and reward excellence and achievement and to encourage careers in local trades and small business.

Our panel of judges, made up of four prominent local business leaders - chaired

by Phil Munday of Phil Munday’s Panel Works, Clive Larkman from Larkman Nurseries, Sue O’Brien from Chateau Yering and Nick Fraraccio of Steven’s Glass - had the very difficult task of deciding the finalists and, ultimately, the winners.

I would like to thank them for their ongoing commitment to these awards.

Congratulations to Mount Evelyn’s Kate Taylor of Shear Obsession hairdressing, who received the Young Apprentice/ Trainee of the Year Award, and Gemma Rowles of Humphris Nursery in Mooroolbark who won the Adult Apprentice/Trainee of the Year Award.

Both Kate and Gemma were chosen for their leadership qualities, strong work ethic and dedication to their chosen career.

I would also like to congratulate the runners-up in our Young and Adult categories: Georgia Siggs, a second-year patis-

serie chef apprentice at OTree in Lilydale; and Nathan Smith, a fourth-year electrical apprentice at Laser Electrical Mount Evelyn.

Due to the high number of applicants this year, the panel also decided to present an Encouragement Award in both categories.

Well done to Alexandra Woods, a firstyear trainee at AFL Yarra Ranges, and Caitlyn Jackson, who is in her final year at Beimond Nurseries for being awarded the Encouragement Award in the Young and Adult categories respectively.

It was great to see the winners and finalists receive some well-deserved recognition, in front of their family, friends and employers, on the night.

I firmly believe that we should always encourage and value hard work and dedication in our apprentices and trainees as they help form the backbone of our small business community and local economy, now and into the future.

There are hundreds more apprentices and trainees gaining crucial work experience, across the Casey electorate, in a broad range of areas such as hospitality, horticulture, personal services, building and construction, automotive, manufacturing, and agriculture.

I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate this year’s winners, runnersup, finalists, and entrants once again.

I would also like to thank their nominators and employers, because without them these awards would not be possible.

I’d like to wish you all a merry Christmas and a safe and happy New Year.

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MILLGROVE: Community Christmas Celebration on Thursday, 15 December from 6.30pm. Carols, Nativity Play in which all children can take part, puppets and musical items followed by a free barbecue dinner. All are welcome. Millgrove Baptist Church, 4 Cavanagh Street, Millgrove.

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Water works

By Jesse Graham MELBOURNE Water crews will be working for the next nine months to complete a new pipeline, replacing a stretch of the 120-year-old Maroondah Aqueduct in Dixons Creek.

Crews have been working since September on a project to replace a 5.7 kilometre stretch of the Maroondah Aqueduct, which transports water from Maroondah Reservoir in Healesville to Sugarloaf Reservoir.

The works, which are taking place near Bleases Lane in Dixons Creek, are expected to run until August 2017, and are part of a 20-year plan to replace the entire 27km aqueduct, according to a Melbourne Water spokesperson.

Responding to questions from the Mail, the spokesperson said the aqueduct was originally built in the 1890s and extended in the 1920s, and is made up of open channels, tunnels and siphons. “Inspections have revealed that the aqueduct is starting to show signs of deterioration and will need to be progressively replaced,� the spokesperson said. “In the short term, the underground pipeline will replace the ageing aqueduct - over the next 20 years, all 27km of aqueduct will be replaced by buried pipeline. “This will improve water security, reduce operation and maintenance costs associated with managing the open aqueduct and enable greater transfer capacity within this system.�

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162980 Picture: Jesse Graham The pipeline is made up Plant and to private connections of concrete-lined steel pipes, - the spokesperson said water 1750mm in diameter, bur- supplies will be maintained duried underground in alignment ing the construction works. with the aqueduct, which will For the first quarter of 2017, be filled in with dirt when the works will be taking place works are complete. along the Melba Highway beWhen running, the pipeline tween Bottings Lane and Gulf will be able to transfer 250 Road, with reduced speed limits megalitres of water per day, 50 and changed traffic conditions. megalitres more than its current “An increase in truck movecapacity. ments, including large pipe deThe spokesperson said that, liveries, will be experienced in when completed, the pipeline the area, particularly Pauls and will also be able to be pres- Bleases lanes,� the Melbourne surised, to carry water quicker Water spokesperson said. between the reservoirs and to For more information about treatment plants - the water will the project, visit www.melbe gravity-fed until then. bournewater.com.au/maroondaThe aqueduct also supplies haqueduct or email maroondah. three million litres of water to aqueduct@melbournewater. the Yarra Glen Water Treatment com.au

Young leaders to the rescue

By Kath Gannaway BUDGETING is another strength demonstrated by Upper Yarra Secondary College students involved in the ROAR Youth Leadership Program.

The group had $1000 to design and developed a mural with a strong environmental theme under the program delivered by Yarra Ranges Council which aims to build leadership in Year 10 students.

They not only delivered a magnificent mural but came in under budget by $250 which, on Thursday 1 December, they handed over to the Upper Yarra

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Yarra Ranges Council ROAR spokeswoman Maria McLoughlin said four schools participate in the program each year. “The program provides opportunities for students to access personal development sessions, learn new skills, make new friends and develop a project to benefit the school or wider community,� Ms McLoughlin said.

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Pages from the past Healesville Guardian 12 December 1936 In Case You Didn’t Know A new school has been opened at Rowe and Anderson’s sawmill on Wilk’s Creek, Narbethong.

Thirteen children are being taught there.

The induction of the Rev R.D. Lloyd late of Emerald as Vicar of St. John’s Church of England was held last Friday. The ceremony was carried out in conformity with ancient tradition in the presence of a large and representative congregation.

On Wednesday 14 December at 1.30pm the estate of the late John Thomas Clarke will offer for sale 106 head of cattle. The sale will be held on the property ‘Glenwood’ Long Gully Road Healesville. Cr Mowle advises that the council has set aside an amount of money for the construction of a new pipe and chain wire fence around the Queens Park Sports oval. The amount will only be sufficient to do a portion of the work.

Now, local bodies together with help from generous and progressive citizens, the money they have donated has enabled him to do almost twice as much as he originally anticipated.

Upper Yarra Mail 15 December 1994 Democratically Elected Councillors Exit Upper Yarra HISTORY was made on Tuesday 13 December, when the Shire of Upper Yarra conducted its last meeting of elected councillors for the foreseeable future, ending over 100 years of democratically elected government in the shire.

E.J. Buller was the first president of the shire from 1888 to 1891. It seems appropriate that at the last council meeting Cr Gordon Buller was one of the councillors who took their civic duties seriously until the end of Tuesday’s meeting.

It seems certain that the new Shire of Yarra Ranges will be created on Thursday and that Christine Fyffe of Yarra Burn Winery will be appointed as one of the commissioners.

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THE Andrews Government proposes to increase the numbers of helmeted honeyeaters in the Yellingbo Conservation Area by sequestering and revegetating the riparian environment along parts of the Yarra River, Don River, Little Yarra River, Hoddles Creek and Britannia Creek.

One has only to look at the mess resulting from Melbourne Water’s efforts to revegetate the banks of the Yarra in Warburton to realise that although a great deal of money may be spent on the initial planting, often with the assistance of enthusiastic volunteers, there is ‘no follow-up weeding’.

I venture to suggest that this type of environment - grossly infested with blackberries, tradescantia etc - is hardly one in which a helmeted honeyeater would thrive.

If the government, with or without the help of volunteers, cannot maintain the Warburton riverbank, how could it maintain a very much larger area?

At present, owners of the properties affected by the proposal have a vested interest in keeping the abutting riparian areas clean, accessible and free of weeds.

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Ambos urge horse care

By Kath Gannaway AMBULANCE Victoria has warned horse-riders and those working around horses to take care after 13 people were hospitalised over the weekend of 3 and 4 December, in accidents involving horses.

Three of the incidents occurred in the Yarra Valley on Sunday, one involving a women in her fifties and the others involving primary school-aged girls.

The woman, from Seville, fell from her horse injuring her shoulder and back;

a girl from Yarra Junction also fell from her horse injuring her arm and a second girl from Coldstream was injured when a horse was spooked and reared resulting in back injuries.

All three were taken to Maroondah Hospital in a stable condition.

An Ambulance Victoria spokeswoman said Sunday was particularly busy with nine incidents including the most seriously injured, a South Gippsland girl who was hurt when a horse kicked over a gate which landed on her.

She was flown by air ambulance helicopter to the Royal Children’s Hospital with serious head injuries.

Paramedics are urging people as the warmer weather and school holidays approach to take care around horses and ensure they have a helmet, safety equipment and a mobile phone.

Anyone riding or working with horses in an unfamiliar area is advised to download the Emergency + app to get an exact location to make it easier for emergency services to reach injured people.

Christmas brings its share of stresses, too

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CHRISTMAS time is a time for giving, for catching up with loved ones and for taking time off to enjoy the holidays.

But between last-minute shopping and financial pressures and organising the holidays with family and friends, it can be a stressful and overwhelming time for some.

Eastern Health counsellors are asking residents to look out for their friends, family and neighbours who might be doing it tough over the holidays, to keep track of mental health and to reach out when things get tough.

Healesville counsellor Alan Honeycombe said the counselling service at Yarra Valley Community Health generally has more referrals during the December holiday period.

“November was pretty quiet, but as Christmas approaches, the referrals rack up a bit,” he said.

“Like anything else, Christmas sort-of exacerbates existing problems; if things are going well, it exacerbates

the fun and the togetherness - if things are not going well, it brings out the stresses.

“Then, there’s people who’ve broken up, and how do you deal with the kids in that situation? It exacerbates a lot of existing problems for some people.”

Mr Honeycombe said that even though Christmas card giving may be slowing down, in favour of holiday emails and text messages, it’s important to check in with people, particularly those who may be having a hard time over the holidays.

“We used to send a lot of Christmas cards, just to let people know that you’re still around and you’re still thinking about them - now it’s a lot of emails that go around and a lot of text messages, and that’s fine,” he said.

“I think it’s really important - it’s a good opportunity to spread the love and catch up ... and find out, make sure people are in a good place.”

If things are getting too tough or lonely over the holidays, Mr Honeycombe recommended people reach out

to help, whether that be to friends or to a professional.

“I think, try to keep things in perspective,” he said.

“Things tend to blow out, but it’s really a matter of dealing with one thing at a time - issues are usually not as big as they seem.

“You need to try and think, ‘What’s the big thing here? What’s the main, overriding issue?’, and these other little things that are bubbling away underneath can often be dealt with, if you take it slowly.”

Counselling through Yarra Valley Community Health is free, though Mr Honeycombe said residents should book in advance, as there can often be a wait of “a few weeks”.

Eastern Health Mental Health Dual Diagnosis Service Manager Gavin Foster said residents should not turn to alcohol and drugs as a “coping mechanism” for loneliness.

“This can make difficult times in our life worse. So, make sure you eat healthy, drink plenty of water and stay active to ensure you are both mentally

Eastern Health counsellor, Alan Honeycombe. 162985 Picture: Jesse Graham and physically fit over the holiday period,” he said.

Mr Honeycombe said residents were welcome to join a free Christmas lunch put on by the Healesville Uniting Church at the Darren Honey Centre on

Christmas Day - anyone interested can call Reverend Jennie Gordon on 0416 152 051.

To book a session through the counselling service, call 1300 342 255 and select option 7.

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He’s the boy from the bush and he’s in town.

One of Australia’s all-time country music greats; Lee Kernaghan, will bring his 25th Anniversary Country Carnival tour to the York on Lilydale on Saturday 25 February.

The Country Carnival will be a one-night-only show, covering 25 years’ worth of smash hits including Boys from the Bush; Kernaghan’s first of many singles released from the classic album, The Outback Club.

Kernaghan has earned 34 number one hits on the Australian country music charts, won 36 Golden Guitars and has sold over two million albums in the local market.

In addition to the memorable concert, the 25th Anniversary Country Carnival will also offer rides, activities, and food and beverage options for the whole family.

Award-winning special guests Christie Lamb and The Wolfe Brothers will support the country music star Lamb toured as a special guest for Kernaghan on his Spirit of the Anzacs tour and she was described by him as an “incredible artist”.

In 2012 The Wolfe Brothers appeared on Channel Seven’s Australia’s Got Talent and placed second on the nationally televised talent competition.

Later in 2013, the band spent the year touring Australia on Kernaghan’s Beautiful Noise tour.

Fans are encouraged to secure their place to celebrate the 25 year career-milestone as tickets will sell out fast.

Tickets start from $60 for adult general admission, $25 for children aged between five-17 and $150 for a family pass of two adults and two children, and children under five are free.

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Gain some local knowledge FOR delicious food, hand-crafted gifts or a chat to a local, visit the St Andrews Market.

The St Andrews Market has been a part of the local community for over 40 years and is unique for its vibrant and earthy atmosphere.

Held every Saturday between 8am2pm, the not-for-profit market relies on volunteers and stall holders to work within market culture and assist wherever possible.

Each week there is always something new and exciting to ensure a variety of different stalls is offered to visitors.

There are a variety of stalls, including fresh fruit and vegetables, plants, arts and crafts, clothing, baked goods, preserves, pony rides, organic skin care, massage and more.

Volunteers of the market have a passion for fresh, handmade, recycled and creative products.

It is the perfect place to relax and take a stroll down the market, soak in the atmosphere and eat delicious food.

St Andrews Market has long been known as a friendly and colourful market, thanks to the people as well as the amazing products on sale.

People can book a stall for $15 and need to arrive between 6am and 6.45am on market morning.

On busy market mornings, preference will be given to those who are unique and different.

A special Christmas-themed twilight market will be held on Tuesday 13 December from 4pm-9pm, and stalls are invitation only.

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The market is looking for acoustic musicians to perform and buskers are rotated around the market every 45 minutes.

For a special Saturday full of good

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The market is located on the corner of St Andrews Road and HeidelbergKinglake Road, St Andrews.

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Here’s cheers to the festival

By Jesse Graham A NEW food and wine festival will premiere in April next year at Coldstream’s Rochford Wines, after being launched by the government on 8 December.

Tourism and Major Events Minister, John Eren, and Member for Northern Victoria, Jaclyn Symes joined organisers to launch the Yarra Valley Wine and Food Festival at Victoria’s Parliament House, on Thursday 8 December.

The festival, which will be held at Rochford on 1 and 2 April next year, will feature the valley’s food and wine and is expected to attract up to 6000 visitors.

“There’s no place quite like the Yarra Valley for the fine food and wine so many of us enjoy,” Mr Eren said.

“This is a great opportunity for the region to showcase its wonderful strengths.”

The Wine and Food Festival will run from 11am-5pm on both days, with DeBortoli Wines, Hanrahan Vineyard, Balgownie Estate, Yering Farm Wines, Oakridge Wines, Punt Road Wines, Coombe Farm Wines, Helen and Joey Estate, Boat O’Craigo, Tokar Estate, Squitchy Lane, Bulong Estate, Sutherland Estate and Rochford Wines among the 50 wineries showcasing their produce.

A Festival Common will be set up on the lawn at the winery, with “wine laneways” set up for visitors to try different drops, in places such as Pinot Noir Lane.

Visitors will receive a commemorative wine glass on entry, and can purchase wine tasting cards for $20, good for 10 wine tastings.

Locally-made beer and cider will also be served at the festival, and a Masterclass Program will be run through the weekend, running visitors through winemaking.

Meanwhile, artists will take part in the Wine Barrel Art

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It’s so cool to be out on The Deck Victorian MPs Jaclyn Symes, John Eren and Yarra Valley Wine and Food Festival chairman Ross Stevens at the festival's launch at Parliament House.

Picture: CONTRIBUTED Competition, decorating barrels to exhibit over the weekend visitors will be able to vote for a People’s Choice winner in the competition.

Children will be catered for at the event, with cooking demonstrations, entertainment and face-painting on the Sunday.

The event is funded through a Regional Events Fund grant and Ms Symes said larger events, such as the Wine and

Food Festival, “are a key driver of local economies”.

“They provide jobs for locals, and that keeps communities strong.”

Entry to the Yarra Valley Food and Wine Festival is $25 per person per day, plus booking fee.

For more information, or to book, visit www.yarravalleywineandfoodfestival.com.au

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WINERY visitors will be able to enjoy live music as part of their dining experience, with a new space opening at Coldstream’s Rochford Wines.

The Deck at Rochford Wines, a new outdoor space overhanging the winery’s lake, opened on Saturday, 3 December.

The space features a bar to showcase the venue’s wines, accompanied with a dining menu and live entertainment in an outdoor setting.

The deck also has a coldsmoker installed and will serve Southern-style barbecue food, and the space can be hired out for private functions.

Rochford owner, Helmut Konecsny said The Deck would allow visitors to enjoy the valley’s scenery while having a glass of wine.

“It is a great new addition to the range of entertainment attractions for visitors to explore in the Yarra Valley,” he said.

During the venue’s A Day on the Green concerts, the deck will be used as a VIP space for

platinum ticket holders, with a view adjacent to the stage.

To celebrate the opening of The Deck, Rochford Wines and the Mail are giving away a dinner at Rochford wines for one reader and their three friends.

The giveaway includes a meal, glass of wine and wine tasting for the attendees.

To be in the running, email your name and contact details to win@mailnewsgroup.com. au.

The lucky winner will be announced on Friday, 16 December.

The top 10 worst films of 2016

Movies at Healesville and Warburton The Memo, Healesville

By Jesse Graham

PRESIDENT Trump and the death of Leonard Cohen formed a depressing conclusion to a pretty dismal year.

On the movie front, I was fortunate to have missed many of the biggest reputed stinkers, but several of this year’s worst films were hotly-anticipated franchise tent-poles.

Here are my picks for the top 10 worst films of 2016.

10. Batman: The Killing Joke. A mediocre animated comic book movie made terrible by stiff animation and a degrading prologue.

9. Hail, Caesar! The Coen Brothers’ most forgettable movie, Hail, Caesar! is gener-

ally amusing and has great '50s style, but is let down by a poorly-structured dud of a narrative.

8. The Huntsman: Winter’s War. Well-choreographed action and fun heroes can’t hold up a weak, silly plot.

7. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Ben Affleck is a great Batman and the action is incredible, but the overall film is convoluted and dreary.

6. Independence Day: Resurgence. Lacking any of the first film’s humour, well-handled pathos or tension, Resurgence is the worst possible sequel we could have gotten.

5. Inferno. This is nothing more than a hyperactive, contrived journey from set-piece to set-piece, culminating in

a pointless, nonsensical plottwist.

4. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows.

More competently written than the first, but that’s not saying much - it’s still just as obnoxious.

3. Allegiant. At this point in the series, the world’s logic no longer makes any sense and the villains have no time to register as threatening, not to mention how flat the protagonists are.

2. Gods of Egypt. This bizarre fantasy epic is filled with corny, one-note characters and has a terribly-explained plot and awful CGI. 1. Yoga Hosers. Witless, staggeringly inept rubbish from Kevin Smith, a once talented filmmaker.

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ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS

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Bakery spreading its wings

Beechworth Bakery’s Kylie with the Christmas display. 162861 sics that have made it so renowned in the area.

“We sell various pies, our famous bee stings and vanilla slice,” she said.

“We also have an established range of gluten-free products.

“We have something for all ages.

“For the kids, we have zoomers and shortbread biscuits.”

The bakery offers all-day breakfast, lunch, early dinner, vegetarian delights and catering for groups of all sizes.

Perhaps it is the homemade touch that makes the pies so good, with pies proudly made by Beechworth Bakery employees.

Among its many specialties is the bee sting - a sweet bun lightly spread with apricot jam, filed with the creami

est custard and topped with toffee almonds.

It has proved a must-try for the many visitors to the region, who have flagged the bakery as a good stopping point as they make their way to Eildon or the alpine area, or as they tour wine regions.

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WHETHER you’re a local or just passing through Healesville, you’ll never be disappointed with a visit to the Beechworth Bakery this festive season.

The bakery has a long and proud history of serving high quality baked goods as well as supporting the local community.

Originally established in Beechworth, the Healesville bakery is one of six that are located in Victorian towns.

Now a Healesville icon, the bakery combines old-fashioned service with modern facilities.

Manager Kyle Bray says that customers are drawn to the personal touch provided by the employees.

“We offer great customer service and enthusiastic and friendly staff to cater for our customers’ needs,” she said.

Open seven days a week, from 6.30am to 6pm, the bakery is the perfect location on the Maroondah Highway in Healesville.

It caters for groups of all sizes and offers a huge car park, capable of holding anything from motorbikes to caravans.

While sitting outside, visitors to the bakery can enjoy great views of the mountains from the relaxing outdoor setting.

The grassed area allows visitors to take in the beautiful park bridge, as well as making for easy access to the park.

Inside, the bakery has a friendly and relaxing vibe.

It boasts an open-seating plan, plenty of tables, a play area for kids and couches for the travel-weary.

Kylie says the bakery sells a great range of products, including the clas-

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ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS

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Different taste is terrific at Herd HERD Bar and Grill offers a unique range of dining and socialising experiences.

Enjoy their ‘Middle Eastern’ with an Australian edge inspired mezze or sample butchers cuts/prime steaks from local supplier The Beef Joint, grilled over charcoal from the recently installed Mallee Root fire pit.

Herd offer a wide variety of beers and other on tap, including Watts River Brewery and St Ronan’s cider, local wines and a plethora of cocktails and drinks for your enjoyment.

Don’t forget happy hour, 5pm-6pm daily!

With a funky interior fitout, sunny balcony and cool vibes there’s always something happening.

And with a late licence and varied events, be sure to join us for your Christmas break-up, catch up with friends, or just to dine and or dance the night away.

Herd Bar and Grill has garnered a great reputation for the township of Healesville and region as mentioned in a recent trip advisor review.

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FOR over 51 years, there has been a Ronald King Menswear shop on Main Street, Lilydale.

Mr Ron King is proud of his achievement of being a successful retailer in both Lilydale and Croydon, which has progressed from humble beginnings to the well-established icon in the menswear trade.

Over the years, the Ronald King stores have developed various avenues along with surfwear and ladies’ fashions at Croydon.

It has been at least 15 years since Ron retired, but he regularly helps out with deliveries between Croydon and Lilydale.

Andrew King, Ron’s son, is now in charge of running the business and is based in the Croydon store.

Jacob King, Andrew’s son, manages the Lilydale store.

There are more than 115 years of menswear experience behind the passion of helping customers to choose what is ‘the right style’ for them.

Ron is very pleased to be able to see the generations follow in his footsteps.

This makes Father’s Day special.

Asked, ‘What gives the longevity and success of a family business?’

Andrew says: “Strong family values, a loyal team and staff who share those values and honest dealings with our loyal customers. Also, offering value, style, quality and service at the right price”.

The King family has seen many changes in retail habits, but has maintained a “steady as she goes” attitude, that their customers always know, ‘that

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Being a member of the Mensland group of stores, Ronald King maintains the integrity that customers rely on when choosing where to shop.

The association with the Mensland group gives the business access to a wide pool of fashion labels that are only available to independent retailers.

Andrew King is always excited by the change of seasons and the new ranges that come month by month, which have been selected up to 6-8 months in advance.

At this time of year, there are bargains to be found and fresh styles to enjoy.

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Meanwhile, Toshi is the business partner and worked in Tokyo for many years as a webdesigner.

He enjoys all aspects of design.

Perfect as the Christmas season hits, check out their range of wallets, belts, bags, cushions, candles, ceramics, bamboo picnic plates, lamps, furniture, wooden platters and spoons.

For a treat, Temono is inviting guests to enjoy a free glass of wine on 15 and 22 December for late-night trade.

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TEMONO Leather Goods aims to provide customers with an alternative to mass-produced leather items, instead offering a well-made, ethical option.

The team at Temono sources materials for their leather goods from Australian farms and tanneries.

They have been in business for 12 years and offer handcrafted leather bags, wallets, belts, homewares and more, which are all made on-site.

In addition, they offer designer goods such as ceramics, candles, and furniture and kitchen supplies.

Jarren Borghero from Temono said people could gain a unique customer experience.

“You can see us making all the leather goods in our studio through the windows of the shop,” he said.

“We offer some customising of products and unique, locally made, ethically sourced products.

“These are unique products you don’t find anywhere else, made only in Tecoma.”

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TOKAR Estate is a family owned and operated winery and restaurant in the heart of the Yarra Valley.

The establishment is run by the Tokar family, who warmly invite you to try their range of boutique wines.

The winery’s welcoming atmosphere and restaurant encourage you to dine and experience magnificent modern Australian cuisine with Mediterranean influences, while enjoying the spectacular views of the Yarra Valley.

Tokar Estate has had immense success on the wine show circuit and been rated five red stars for three consecutive years by James Halliday.

Tokar Estate now has two generations working alongside each other.

They have had immense success in recent years.

Their wines have received many accolades and they have expanded sales into the retail and restaurant markets.

Much tradition and skill goes in to the winemaking process.

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Together with their winemaker Martin Siebert, they are continually working to finesse their bold and distinctive wine style.

The hard work and attention to detail that defined the beginnings of Tokar Estate continue to underpin their vineyard practices.

They still look forward to sharing a glass of wine and a meal with old and new friends.

Tokar Estate is at 6 Maddens Lane, Coldstream. For more information, call 5964 9585.

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SIMPLY SENSATIONAL THE property ‘Willow Grove’ is a tastefully styled ranch-style home on about two acres with beautiful landscaped gardens and an abundance of birdlife assuring privacy and harmony.

Be captivated by the central modern kitchen, which is enhanced by the floor-toceiling windows giving uninterrupted views of the lavish garden adding a touch of indulgence to that morning coffee. With stainless-steel appliances, black glass wall splashback, LED lined cupboards, induction cook top and generous sized butler’s pantry.

Living options are endless with three bedrooms, theatre room or fourth bedroom, study and two bathrooms to keep the largest

family entertained. Separate living and dining area as well as a further formal lounge with an outstanding feature brick wall fireplace.

There is a second formal dining area adjoining the formal lounge which will impress even the most discerning of guests.

The main bedroom has been tastefully designed with classic tones, peaceful garden views, large walk-in wardrobe and a modern ensuite.

Throughout the home there is new carpet, quality fittings, new window furnishings, two Coonaras, gas ducted heating and evaporative cooling to give year-round comfort.

The family bathroom is modern and of

generous size as well as being centrally located, there is a further powder room adjacent to the laundry which offers plenty of storage and bench space. The laundry overlooks the enclosed entertaining area, which is perfect for entertaining guests regardless of the season consisting of a Coonara, outdoor kitchen, new blinds and access to the astounding outdoor entertaining area.

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Outside offers endless features including, double lock-up garage, double carport, all way around verandah, plenty of shedding and a 30,000-litre water tank. There is also a trailer/mower carport, two 500-litre water tanks and one of the most stunning landscaped gardens that has to be seen to be believed.

This is a a character-filled home located close to the township of Healesville, which features a large selection of specialty shops and gourmet cafes. This home is loaded with style and absolutely no work to be done.

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2891 Warburton Hwy Wesburn $790,000-$870,000 Prestige property, Prestige location-One of a kind Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not often we come across a property quite like this! Over two and a quarter acres of beautiful gardens and lawns surround this much loved home offering both peace and quiet but also the convenience of being able to walk to the local coffee shop or for kids to catch the bus. Meticulously cared for the brick veneer Colonial style home offers 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms including a spa in the ensuite, ducted gas heating, a family room with natural gas log ire and a formal lounge room with magniicent bay windows facing the northerly mountain views. The grounds are amazing and must be seen with colourful roses, exotics and natives, and even an orchard of fruit trees and picturesque dam with water all year round. There is also a double garage under the roof plus a great 4 bay lock up workshop with concrete loor, 3 phase power and plenty of parking area.

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20 Symes Rd Woori Yallock

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A Present for Everyone at Christmas Make a list & check it twice. Does it include 3 bedrooms, large covered entertaining area, renovated bathroom, high double carport, walk to shops & schools, fenced rear yard for the kids? If these items are on your list then tick them off & hurry to this property, Santa has a surprise! Ideal for irst home buyers, investors or seniors this home is the gift that keeps on giving. Extras include gas ducted heating, fruits trees (lemons, apple, plum), all located on a handy corner block just 2 minutes walk from one of the most picturesque sections of the Warburton Trail. Grab yourself this gift now!

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Perched high on a beautiful native allotment of 4827sqm is this stunning home and superb panoramic views of the magniicent Warburton ranges. Beautifully designed to take advantage of the views and surrounds, capturing light through the large windows the home offers open plan kitchen, dining and spacious living, 4 well proportioned bedrooms with built in robes, the master with light illed ensuite. The creature comforts include split system heating and cooling, wood & natural gas ducted heating, gas cooking, dishwasher and tank water.

Nestled amidst the peace and tranquility of this lovely country setting is this spacious home perfectly designed to cater for family and friends. The inside focus is on a great open plan kitchen/meals and lounge area with a cozy wood heater and bar for weekend entertaining, and a second family room or parents retreat is ideal to escape to for some quite time. Great sized accommodation is provided in the 3 bedrooms all with built in robes and the master offers a full ensuite.

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Big on Space, Convenience and Entertaining Plenty of space for the growing family to enjoy here with just under 3/4 of an acre of land to spread out and explore. The solid home offers 3 large bedrooms all with built in robes and a walk in robe and ensuite to master, fresh modern kitchen with a meals area, formal dining and a separate lounge/dining area. Outside offers huge covered entertaining area big enough to cater for the largest of family gatherings, beautiful established gardens plus a large lock up garage and garden sheds. A great convenient location situated just a short stroll to shops and schools and just metres from the bus stop. A great property the whole family will enjoy.

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Bowls business challenge

By Kath Gannaway BOWLING’S not only good for your health, it’s can be good for business according to the winner of the spring season Healesville Bowling Club Corporate Challenge.

Andy MacDonald of MacDonald Maintenance and teammates Raymond and Hilda Gurney took out the championship on Tuesday 29 November, with Stevenson Builders coming in second place followed

by Healesville Hospital in third place in the 22-team competition.

The club started the challenge to raise funds for their new synthetic green inviting local businesses to team up and get to know each other over a six-week evening competition.

It has become an eagerly anticipated Wednesday get-together for many businesses.

“As soon as you step on to the green people naturally ask you what you do and I’ve definitely got work from being part of it ... it’s brilliant,” Mr MacDonald said.

“Just look around, everyone is loving it; it’s good for the club and it’s good for local businesses.

Speaking on behalf of the bowling club’s Corporate Challenge team, Len Cosson agreed, it has been a win/win initiative.

2016 Corporate Challenge champions, Raymond and Hilda Gurney and Andy MacDonald from MacDonald's Maintenance.

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Bank versus Beer: Bendigo Bank's Mark Davenport shows a bit of style. Looking on, team-mate Shelli Johanson and Watts River Brewing team members Nicole Pinkster and Flynn Hartland. 162794 “People wouldn’t come down season after season if they didn’t enjoy it, and we certainly enjoy seeing everyone out there getting to know each other and enjoying bowling,” Mr Cosson said.

He said the competition had proved a successful way to fund new greens and replacement greens in the future, but that it was also planting the seeds for future membership.

“A lot of the players are im-

Judy Veerman and David Leach enjoy a sausage sizzle delivered greenside by club members Gayanne Hutt and Rene Cornwall.

proving each season and there are now quite a few that we would welcome to play pennant for us,” he said.

“The impediment is that a lot of them are still working, but they’re interested, so we believe that augurs well for the future.”

The next season will start in mid-February and any businesses interested in playing should contact the club to register their interest on 5962 4984.

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Warburton’s rising stars

By Kath Gannaway WARBURTON JUNIOR GOLF WARBURTON’S junior golfers are proving a driving force for the club which started a junior program six years ago under member Des Ray. Taking the MyGolf program out to local schools proved successful in introducing kids to what is still far from a mainstream sport for young people.

The program is endorsed by Golf Australia and the PGA of Australia as a 10-week introduction to the sport, and it’s reaping rewards in lifting the profile of the sport with new generations.

According to coach Tony Bickley, who runs the MyGolf program, it wasn’t long before the social enjoyment developed into a keenness to get involved in competition.

Mr Bickley said juniors were soon competing in primary school events and club competitions against adult players with handicaps evening out the playing field for the young beginners.

Mr Bickley said he has been astounded at the talent and the quick progression some of the players have shown in establishing themselves as highly competitive golfers.

Django Ward, who has since moved to Queensland, led the way winning a club competition, followed by Tom Jolly, 12, who won against the seniors after playing in just four competitions.

Django was 11 when he finished in the top 20 best juniors in the Victorian School Boys Championships last year and Harrison Baxter, at the same age, came 11th out of more than 80 young golfers hitting off in the 2016 championships last week.

Harrison, a student at St Brigid’s Primary School in Healesville, won two competitions in September, including the Farrier Plate, a highlyprized annual trophy competition.

Tom Jolly and Harrison Baxter are rising stars of Warburton Golf Club. 162797 Angus Smith who is in Year 7 at Upper Yarra Secondary College is an all-round sportsman fitting his golf in a busy schedule that includes playing cricket for Seville and football for Woori Yallock.

He has also claimed a competition win in the senior competitions.

Mr Bickley said the return of Tom Jolly after a winter break gave the club the numbers to hold a junior club championship for the first time in the club’s history with Tom, Angus and Harrison making the cut.

All three then qualified for the Easthills Trophy competition with Tom taking the trophy with a nett score of 201, the first time a junior has won the competition.

He also set a club precedent as a junior winning the C-Grade on Saturday, B-Grade on Sunday, achieving a record stableford score of 27 points on the Thursday and finishing off with a win in the B-Grade making four wins in a row against adult players.

New generation golfers with coach Tony Bickley, (from left) Gabrielle Keymer, Skye Spenceley, Lily Seppings, Monty Jeffermans-Goodluck, Harrison Baxter, Angus Smith, Tom Jolly and Seth Spenceley. 162797 Pictures: KATH GANNAWAY Harrison is also making his presence felt winning the first junior club championships with a gross score that would put him in fifth place in the C Grade men’s.

Mr Bickley said it’s an exciting time for the club and for the young players, some of whom have their eyes set on a pro career.

The club is offering clinics three days a week with a school holiday program starting during the Christmas holidays and on Sunday afternoons.

Visit mygolf.org.au and search the Warburton postcode - 3799 - for more information on the program being run at Warburton.

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By Chris Anderson YVCA THE halfway point of the 2016-17 season has been reached.

In the Yarra Valley’s top grade, DJ Strachan Shield, there are two distinct battles being fought for two separate prizes.

Warburton-Millgrove, Woori Yallock and Mount Evelyn seem destined to fight it out for home finals and bragging rights, as the trio of teams are only separated by percentage at the top of the ladder after trading wins against each other.

The other battle is being fought for the final position in the top four.

Yarra Junction own the position, courtesy of result going their way this round while the sat out with the bye.

While Seville and Healesville could easily press claims for the spot with a consistent run of wins.

Yarra Glen posted their first win of the season on Saturday, and they, too, can’t be discounted from finals action.

Warburton-Millgrove were the big winners of the round, making the previously undefeated Mount Evelyn look meek on their way to a comprehensive victory.

The Burras posted an impressive 255 on day one.

But, on a high-scoring ground, and with an in-form batting lineup, Mount Evelyn would’ve backed their chances to chase the score.

Unfortunately, that is where the optimism ended, as they were totally outclassed by a disciplined, and well organised, Warburton-Millgrove attack.

The Rovers were up for the fight early, as the absorbed a tight opening spell from the Burras, and it looked as if they were going to fight this one out.

Daniel Giblin (23) made a bright enough start to kick the scoring off, but the innings failed to deliver enough resistance.

David Lever’s excellent bowling was rewarded with the wickets of Jon Williams and Gareth Fraser, and from there the home side failed to make an impact.

Captain Kane Jones and Daniel Fraser fought on, but the normally free scoring duo couldn’t make an impact on the scoreboard - and the pressure of a sizable total became too much.

Mick Walker’s entry into the bowling attack signalled the start of the end for the Rovers.

Struggling for wickets this season, the Burras’ champ seized the opportunity granted to him by his teammates.

After removing the dangerous Jones for 22, Walker cut a swathe through the middle and lower-order to hand his team a comprehensive 162-run victory.

His control, accuracy and wellset fields made scoring nigh on impossible, testing the patience of his eventual victims who couldn’t muster enough resistance.

His figures of 6/31 were exemplary, with David Lever his main accomplice taking the top three wickets in figures of 3/34.

Daniel Fraser (23) tried his best to resist the trend, but his efforts were fruitless.

Mount Evelyn now need to bounce back as the size, and nature, of the loss not only ended their winning streak, but would’ve also put a dent in their standing among those top three teams.

They face Yarra Junction in a crucial one day match at home with plenty riding on it.

Yarra Junction will be keen to improve their season, and a win would start to lock in their top four spot, while boost confidence that they can match it with the big boys.

Warburton-Millgrove on the other hand host Healesville and will be keen to see off 2016 with a win,

enhancing their reputation as the inform team, and the ones to chase, at the main break of the season.

Yarra Glen secured their first win of the season against Healesville, and would’ve celebrated long and hard after being rewarded for their efforts to this point in the season.

In most games, they have showed enough talent with both bat and ball to match it with the rest of the competition, but their depth, and their ability to compete for the entire two days, have been questioned.

Not so this game, as it was Yarra Glen who outlasted an inconsistent and disappointed Healesville outfit.

Yarra Glen posted a tidy total of 213 on day one, but deep down they would’ve been disappointed that that wasn’t greater after their imposing start on the day.

With this being said, a score beyond 200 is a score that needs some effort to chase down, so they would’ve entered day two with much enthusiasm.

This was certainly the case with the visitors again exposing a faltering Bloods top order.

Josh and Mark Clare quickly had the home team on the ropes, as for the third game in a row Healesville’s first four wickets fell cheaply, this time for a meagre 17.

The big difference about this collapse was the fourth wicket was that of damaging, and in-form, captain Ash Hamer, who has proved to be the Bloods’ saviour when the previous collapses occurred.

His wicket brought Mark Minney to the crease.

Minney has been an excellent addition to the Bloods line-up, and his lower-order combination with Hamer has been vital in keeping Healesville alive this season.

The rescue mission began with tidy partnerships with Scott Hamer, and Brenton Damrow, ensuring that the innings would extend beyond tea, and with wickets still in the shed, and opportunity to get within reach of the chase if good enough.

Both Hamer and Damrow fell when set, and the match winning partnerships failed to materialise.

Josh Clare’s reintroduction to the bowling signalled another change in fortunes, and when Fry fell cheaply, the score was on 7/96, and the winning post was in sight for a desperate Yarra Glen.

Unperturbed, Minney continued on.

He found some valuable support, initially from Harrison Keeling, then from the inform Dylan Moore.

Moore will be asking for a move up the order, as his valuable contributions over recent games, along with those of Ash Hamer and Minney, have saved the red faces of his more accomplished teammates.

As Minney’s innings approached match-winning status, and a much deserved century, Mark Clare was able to break the resistance removing Minney for a classy 82.

Moore fought on, but the cause became too great, and eventually Yarra Glen wrapped up a memorable 29-run victory.

Fittingly, Josh Clare finished the game with his fifth wicket.

His match-winning haul of 5/32 was well supported by Mark Clare’s 3/25, and the work of the team’s spinners.

Buoyed by their victory, Yarra Glen must find another gear as they face Woori Yallock, but this season has been about continual improvement, so they will be keen on another competitive showing.

Healesville, on the other hand, keep gifting their challengers and opportunity to take their position in the top four.

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memorable late season victories against Warburton-Millgrove to secure a place in last season’s grand final, so they won’t fear the trip to Warburton.

Another memorable victory could kick start their faltering season.

After securing their first win of the season last round, Seville showed their improvements with a dogged, albeit losing, performance against reigning champions, Woori Yallock.

After battling away for most of the first day compiling a decent total of 169, they returned on day two to make a fair fist of defending it.

Most observers expected that Woori Yallock’s batting strength would have little trouble passing the total against the Blues, and that they did, but they had to break through some tough resistance from the home team.

As they have done so often over the past two seasons, Tiger’s captain Ryan Smith and his opening partner, Mick Dwyer, ensured they would see off the new ball and eliminate any early jitters.

But when Dwyer fell with the score on 27, the home team willed their way into the contest courtesy of an inspired spell of bowling from Ron Sandfort.

Sandfort dismantled the Tigers top order to reduce the visitors to 4/54, as Seville found themselves up to their eyeballs in this contest.

Smith stood firm at the top of the order, and he provided a valuable foil to the explosive talent that is Simon Young.

For the second game in a row, Young’s carefree strokeplay put the pressure, and the onus, fair and squarely back on the opposition bowlers, and captain, to stem the flow of runs.

In quick time, the game was snatched from the Blues as they struggled for answers.

Young owned the stage, and there was little that Seville could do to upstaging him.

Sometimes you just have to bide your time, and stick to your plans, and with the reintroduction of Ron Sandfort to the attack, the game changed again as Young (57) was dismissed just after posting consecutive half centuries.

With Sandfort removing Hayden Smith, securing a five-wicket haul, the Blues gave themselves a chance of victory with the score on 6/131.

Unfortunately for Seville, their total always looked a little light on, and Ryan Smith well compiled innings flourished as he sensed the Blues closing in, and his unbeaten 74 proved to be the difference between the two teams, as he assuredly led his team to a four wicket victory.

Ron Sandfort’s 5/45 was a highlight for the Blues, as he challenged the Tigers to fight for their victory.

Seville’s midseason break starts a week early courtesy of the bye, and they will be buoyed by their recent form and will eagerly await the restart of the season, as a few more wins in the back half of the season could ignite a dash towards the finals.

Woori Yallock on the other hand have only slipped up once in their quest for a hat-trick of premierships, and a commanding performance against Yarra Glen will do nothing but enhance their path towards their target.

DJ Strachan Shield Warburton-Millgrove 255 (B. Lever 89, B. Winzer 46, T. McKail 25, Darcy Fraser 4/38, C. Witherdin 3/14, G. Fraser 2/77) d Mount Evelyn 93 (D. Giblin 23, Dan. Fraser 23, K. Jones 22, M. Walker 6/31, David Lever 3/34); Seville 169 (J. McInnes 65, L. McGookin 40, T. Page 31 S. Young 4/30, R. Smith 3/28) def by Woori Yallock 6/170 (R. Smith 74*, S. Young 57,

R. Sandfort 5/45); Healesville 184 (Mark Minney 82, D. Moore 30*, J. Clarke 5/32, M. Clare 2/25) def by Yarra Glen 213 (D. Brambilla 73, B Ricci 63, M. Peck 4/32, S. Hamer), Yarra Junction bye.

RA Finger Trophy Gruyere District 6/272 (J. Carroll 72, A. Waixel 60) d Launching Place 79 and 9/151 (B. Taeuber 46 and 28*, B. Mills 35, M. Tilney 4/19, R. Prouse 4/39, A. Waixel 4/47); Yarra Junction 235 (M. Kocher 74, M. Scott 43, K. Dark 24, T. Hawkins 26, A. Pearce 5/51, J. Hellary 2/27, L. Chandler 2/34) d Healesville 193 (A. Pearce 52, J. Cooper 49, T. Ottrey 8/63, M. Cope 2/47); Coldstream 2/90 (P. Harris 38*, P. Sanders 2/22) d Woori Yallock 7/83 (P. Broussard 49, D. Mock 23, D. Whelan 5/21); Warburton-Millgrove 170 (A. Nelson 26, T. Walker 24, F. Saurine 22, G. Foster 2/15, J. Berri 2/30) d Seville 79 (M. Hardy 17, L. Corbett 10, B. Costigan 10, D. Bailey 3/12, F. de Varga 3/13, J. Coghlan 2/13); Hoddles Creek 7/389 (L. Rowe 96, L. Heatherington 78, K. Tarar 2/42) d o/r Wandin 55 (S. Simmonds 3/11, P. Jones 2/10) and 79 (L. Painter 37, L Rowe 3/4, P Jones 2/5).

C Grade Powelltown 86 (J. Waters 23, J. Oakley 4/33) def by Wandin 7/151 (D. Marshall 63, S. Thomson 5/32); Healesville 89 (M. Fawdry 30, E. Leeds 3/6, A. Smith 3/17) def by Seville 234 (G. Frankovic 126, P. Smith 33, G. Quilty 30, S. Fawdry 2/37, S. Gebert 2/43); Yarra Glen 165 (S. Patterson 65, L. Coulson 53) def by Mount Evelyn 4/168 (B. Jones 69, M. Darvell 28*, A. Hickey 2/20, B. Wood 1/0).

D Grade Coldstream 6/212 (A. Cummins 58, S. Kollchose 50, P. McArdle 44, A. Dalm 5/50) d Seville 94 (J. Mullins 46 R. Say 3/4, N. Simon 2/7, A. Cummins 2/14); Mount Evelyn 160 (L. Dunn 72, C. Robertson 45, G. Ferguson 5/27, A. Taubet 2/33) d Launching Place 158 (A. Magill 31, R. Thomas 39, D. Meades 5/31, C. Robertson 4/62); Yarra Junction 209 (R. Turner 58, Rhys Foley 54, D. Alderman 4/22) def by Wandin 1/233 (D. Trembath 110*, D. Alderman 90); Hoddles Creek bye.

One Day Grade Gruyere District 62 (J. Harding 27, N. Waixel 9, K. Dunne 3/0, L. Nettlefold 3/8) def by Powelltown 3/72 (G. McRorie 29*, K. Dunne 25, R. Vassallo 1/5, T. Noar 1/8); Coldstream 8/76 (B. Wheeler 23*, L. Robertson 19, L. Ronalds 4/6, T. Gleeson 2/15) d Marysville 9/63 (L. Ronalds 24, L. Robertson 3/15, A. Delima 2/15); Warburton-Millgrove 7/162 (A. Doolan 40*, J. Nelson 31, R. Brown 30, H. Lamont 2/17) d Wandin 7/131 (M. Marnel 37, S. Doughty 22*, J. Nelson 3/12).

Under 16s Warburton Millgrove v Wandin 6/155 (J. Birnie 53*, M. Sinnott 47, M. Pezzimenti 19, J. Woolley 3/15 incl. hat-trick); Mount Evelyn 4/33 (B. Westaway 13*, J. Vanderhyde 3/6, D. Rowe 1/5) v Yarra Junction 5/146 (C. Holmes 41, J. Vanderhyde 27, S. Van Hoogstraten 4/41); Healesville bye.

Under 14s Launching Place 7/251 (M. Sinnott 51*, C. Winter-Annette 42*, D. Marsden 3/31, L. Rogers 3/39) v Gruyere District; Seville v Warburton-Millgrove 7/121 (J. Sharp 42*, J. Doolan 13, AJ. Smith 2/3); Healesville 2/78 (S. Gebert 26*, D. Ebbels 19, D. Clarke 1/8) v Hoddles Creek/ Yarra Junction 8/18 (C. Hrabe 7, D. Ebbels 3/0, W. Cooney 2/7); Yarra Glen 162 (S Berry 49, N. Evans 38, B. Hutchins 2/20, D. Finch 1/11).

A nail-biter HEALESVILLE BOWLS SATURDAY PENNANT HEALESVILLE’S Number 1 side travelled to play Boronia which were in fourth place overall and one place ahead of Healesville on the ladder.

In a close game, with Healesville just a few shots in front all day, it all came down to a nailbiting finish and the last couple of bowls with Healesville prevailing by two shots.

Healesville 1 14/68 d Boronia 2 4/66; T. Langdon 13/18 - C. Lowe 26/9 - T. Pye 19/13 - R. Young 10/26.

The Number 2 side played at home and had a huge win with all four rinks winning handsomely; undoubtedly, the highlight of the side was the performance by 95-year-old skipper Alan Devlin, whose rink won by 31 shots, 35 shots to 4.

Healesville 2 18/127 d Ringwood 6 0/39; L. Stewart 30/11 - C. McLaine 37/11 - A. Devlin 35/4 - J. Butler 25/13.

Burras big score against Lilydale WARBURTON BOWLS THE fine weather continued for the Saturday Pennant teams last weekend but with mixed results for the Burras.

Warburton (1) had a strong victory at home against Lilydale (2) 88 to 55.

Rink scores: P. Woods 25/10; G. Broussard 20/17; B. Woods 25/16 and J. Brookes 18/12.

They play Mooroolbark (1) at home this Saturday in the final game before the Christmas break.

Warburton (2) had a disappointing game against Monbulk (2) away going down 70 to 84.

Rink Scores: P. McConachy 23/11; P. Summers 14/21; S. Mahoney 12/27 and G. Wynd 21/25. They play Heathmont (4) away this Saturday hoping to re-group before the break.

Warburton (3) were able to field a team again this week and went down 38/39 to Box Hill RSL (4) at home.

Well done, guys on another great fighting effort. Rink scores: D. Janeski 19/21 and N. Goodman 19/18. They play Box Hill RSL (3) at home this week.

The Tuesday Pennant team played Donvale (1) away and lost. No scores received. They play Croydon (1) at home this week.

The Wednesday Night Triples Barefoot Competition continued with some surprise results.

Professionals 26 d Bolters 10; Thomo’s 24 d Jackabouts 9; Motiv8 18 d Mauhlers 14; Scratchers 20 d G Force 9; Boomer 29’s 14 d Saint Dogs 9; Big Al’s 16 d Shambolics 10; HOTG 13 d Burra Boys 11 and Pensioners 19 d Nutters 17.

John Hall hitting some peak form WARBURTON GOLF WEDNESDAY THE daily winner, with 38 points was John Hall, who is clearly the ‘form-player’ in the club leading up to Christmas. John won on a countback from his good friend, Ken Barratt.

The ball rundown got to 34. The NTPs were won

by Mario De Vincentis (3rd), with Trisha Eldridge winning both the 10th and 12th. Well done, Trish.

Twilight is counting down to the festive season, and the Dicksons are feeling ‘very’ festive!

Malcolm beat his wife, Lynda, on a countback as both had 21 impressive points. Their usual playing partner, Ossie McClay, was runner-up with 20 points. The balls went to 18. NTP winners were Jarrod Rickard (guest) on both the 10th and the 12th, and to Dave Wappett (15th).

SATURDAY Stableford: Continuing from where he left off on Wednesday, John Hall won A Grade with 37 points. But, all players were ‘overshadowed’ on the day by junior tyro, Harrison Baxter, who accumulated 43 points, continuing his great form from the Club Championships. He won B Grade, clearly. Ralph Logan was runner-up to Harrison, with 39 points. Balls extended to 34. The NTPs were taken out by Michael Hibbert (3rd), ‘Happy Gilmore’ (5th and 15th), Barry Maltman (9th) and to Jye Furness (12th).

Following on from the Club Championships, the Match-play titles (the Dick Leith trophies) were won by Andrew Williams, who beat Paul Mason on the 18th for the Open title; B Grade went to Steuart Hawke, beating Ian Kempton 5 and 4; and to Sam Dennis who won 3/2 against the wily Kevin Kane.

All winners will be presented with their trophies next week at the Presentation Day.

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By Kath Gannaway FANS of motor racing will have an early Christmas present when three legends of Australian motor racing attend the Wandin Custom Car and Bike Show on Wednesday, 21 December.

Rotary Club of Wandin members are revved up at the prospect of having Dick Johnson, his son, Steven Johnson and John Bowe as special guests for the final show for the 2016-'17 season.

Dick Johnson was successful at the top echelons of Australian Touring Car Championships for three decades as part of Bryan Byrt Racing and Dick Johnson Racing teams.

He is part-owner of the V8Supercar team DJR Team Penski and was fivetime Australian Touring Car Champion and three-time winner of the Bathhurst 1000.

Johnson was inducted into the V8 Supercars Hall of Fame in 2001.

Bowe is a multiple Australian Champion having twice won the Australian Drivers’ Championship during the Formula Mondial era and the Australian Sports Car Championship before winning the Australian Touring Car Championship in 1995.

He shared the Bathurst 1000 touring car endurance race podium twice in ’89 and ’94 as co-driver with Dick Johnson driving for the Ford team Dick Johnson Racing.

Steven Johnson races with DJR

With motoring giants as special guests, Wandin's popular car show will Pictures: KATH GANNAWAY be a bumper event this month. 163115 Team Penske accumulating 16 podium finishes.

The night is set to be a highlight of the season with the racing champions adding to the electric atmosphere created when hundreds of car and bike owners, and enthusiasts get together with community groups on a summer night in December.

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Wandin Rotary Club this year took over the running of the show, now in its eighth year, and it continues to be a great community event as well as supporting the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal and local community organisations.

The CFA barbecue will be fired up, along with the popular wood-fired piz-

All roads lead to the Wandin Custom Car and Bike Show on the third Wednesday. 163115 za and refreshments will be available.

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