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Grand milestone

By Kath Gannaway In 35 years of teaching, Pat Hillas says he has never seen a school event to rival Seville Primary School’s 130th birthday celebration on Sunday, 12 November.

The highlight was undoubtedly the opening of a time capsule buried 30 years ago as part of the school’s centenary celebrations.

The capsule was buried at the entrance to the school where new gates were erected to mark the centenary.

“We had two or three hundred people watching the unearthing,” he says recreating the moment when the bricks that have protected the capsule were removed.

“Underneath was a mortar bed, under that a layer of sand, then a plastic shield and underneath that a concrete tile,” he said still excited by the process.

Under that was the capsule - a beer vat containing among other things students’ work, old school newsletters, newspapers of the time, canteen price lists, an item of school uniform, school council notes and video footage of the centenary.

“It was like opening a tomb,” Mr Hillas said.

A very special item was a bottle of Seville Estate 1982 Shiraz which, he said, was perfectly preserved, crystal clear and very tempting!

The time capsule was part of a full day of celebrations including a fete and activities organised and run by students and staff.

School president of the day, Paul Weller and Brad Martin who was project manager for the centenary entrance project buried the capsule and were recalled to unearth it.

Both men served on the school council together.

Mr Martin said it was a privilege to be invited back for such a special day.

“When we finished the gates and put together the time capsule, there were a lot of people in their eighties and nineties who are well and truly gone now,” he said.

“I was 35, so you wonder ‘will I be around’, and the plan was always to open it at 25 years, but time went by and it was decided to do it for the 130th.“ He said with four generations involved, it was a particularly special day.

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Brad Martin (school plans), school captains Timothy and Erin (capsule containers), Cr Tony Stephenson (Mountain Views newspaper), Pat Hillas (1982 Seville Estate wine bottle) and Paul Weller (Centenary Celebration T-shirt from 1987). 174972 Graeme Peers from Yarra Valley FM interviews school principal, Pat Hillas. 174972

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By Kath Gannaway A Seniors Week activity that brought The Sound of Music to the hills around Warburton has put the local Seniors Club on the map as a ‘can do’ club.

More than 240 people attended the Sound of Music Tribute Show by actors Mark and Stephanie Renouf on 26 October ... and they left calling for an encore next year!

Warburton Seniors Club president Barbara Mutsaers said they knew they were on a hit when their first show sold out, so they rallied the team and booked in a second show, which also sold out quickly.

The Renoufs sang all the favourite Sound of Music songs, with puppets and audience participation adding to the fun.

“We had people from all around Yarra Ranges and from as far away as Toorak, Tullamarine, Brighton and Hawthorn who came up to Warburton for the show,” Mrs Mutsaers said.

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“I think it has brought more people in to the club and they now know what we do; that we can put big shows on and that we can cater for them.”

Yarra Ranges Council funded the event as part of the council’s Seniors Week activities and Mrs Mutsaers said the club was very grateful especially to Janette Scott, council’s volunteer support officer who worked with the club to present the event.

“It’s a lot of work, and we’re all very tired, but very happy that everyone enjoyed it and that it was such a great success.”

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Remembrance baton pass

By Kath Gannaway At cenotaphs and memorials across the Yarra Valley, at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, people fell silent in memory of those who have died in war.

In the lead-up to the centenary of the WWI armistice next year, guest speakers at RSL subbranch memorials at Wandin Yallock, Warburton, Millgrove, Yarra Junction, Healesville, Marysville, Yarra Glen, and Lilydale reflected on significant 1917 battles including Beersheeba and Bullecourt, and the on the 75th year anniversaries of El Elamein and the Kokoda Campaign in WWII. The Remembrance ceremonies were marked with the laying of wreaths, the placing of poppies, and the reading of the poem ‘In Flanders Fields’ and the reply ‘We Shall Keep the Faith’.

As with Anzac Day, the involvement of schools and community groups recognised the impact of the loss of thousands of young lives on small, rural communities throughout Australia’s history of involvement in war.

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Shavaun from Wandin North Primary School spoke at the Wandin Yallock service. 175001

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From front page “My dad was there on the day, and he also worked on the original project. My son Joel, who went to the school , and his son Flynn, were there so having another generation involved in a project at the school was wonderful,” he said.

Paul Weller also said it was a privilege to be asked to return.

“I was proud to be invited,” he said.

He said one of the great things about the day was catching up with ‘old faces we hadn’t seen for quite some time”.

While both men remembered much of what was included in the capsule, Mr Weller said to see an envelope with his handwriting on it did surprise him.

“The envelope wasn’t sealed, and I had written three pages on Seville East’s involvement and what it was like to be school president.

“The rest I had a fair idea of. We tried to include pieces from every day living that are all around you, a copy of Women’s Weekly, the kids’ writing and things like that,” he said.

Mr Hillas said the contents of the capsule covered two tables.

“There were lots of people here who were students at the time and it was quite emotional for some people.

“When we laid out the contents they were overwhelmed to see their work on the table with photos of themselves at the time, and to see how well it has survived.

Overwhelmingly, Mr Hillas said the enjoyment of former students and their families looking over the history walls of photos, searching through the old school rolls and catching up was one of the successes of the day.

Besides that the community spirit and involvement of the school community with 80 per cent of parents contributing to the event was overwhelming.

The capsule will be placed back in the ground with some current additions which reflect life in 2017, to be opened at the school’s 150th celebrations.

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Darcy, 5, of Coldstream riding an electric animal. 174972

Brad Martin and Paul Weller open up the time capsule vault that they buried 30 years ago. 174972

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Yellingbo CFA Captain Paul Spinks is warning residents of the Yarra Valley to register their burns and to monitor the weather prior to burning-off.

On Saturday 11 October at 1pm, CFA services were called to a private property that backs onto Yellingbo Nature Conservation Reserve.

The burn is believed to have taken off from a controlled burn-off by a private resident, and has quickly spread to the Yellingbo Reserve - burning within an area of one hectare.

Mr Spinks said that the fire was difficult to bring the fire under control due to the size of the property, which meant they could only utilise smaller vehicles and not large trucks to get close to the fire.

“We got a call at just on quarter past 1 on Saturday for a burn-off that got out of control.”

“The difficulty with this particular property and like many properties adjacent to the Yellingbo reserve is that they are narrow ... the only way to combat it was with smaller compliance or ultra-light tankers.”

Seventeen appliances were called to the reserve to help get the fire under control; however the majority of these were smaller tankers.

The fire took a few hours to bring it under control, but services were able to fight it from both sides, when it got into the reserve.

Mr Spinks said people should not become complacent because of the recent rain, and that although everything is still green, the soil is very dry.

“It looks green, but the actual soil is very dry, all the underlying growth is drying,” he said.

“It did go into the Yellingbo reserve, and we did have to fight the fire from track access within the reserve ... we managed to contain it and fight it from both angles - the private property and the reserve itself.”

“It spread quickly due to the tree canopy, and fuel loadings within the Yellingbo reserve.”

Mr Spinks urged people burning-off to register their burns and to check the CFA website on how to prepare and maintain a burn-off.

Residents can register their burn-offs at http:// www.cfa.vic.gov.au/contact/register-your-burn-off/

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Change your environment Healthy

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Paediatric Naturopath – Healesville The capacity to improve your health by modulating your environment can be profound.

Many people experience health benefits when they change their diet and adjust their lifestyle.

Encouraging this is a cornerstone in the practice of natural medicine.

I’d like to share with you why this is so impor-

tant and how to go about it so you feel empowered in taking control of how your health evolves.

The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare define arthritis, asthma, cardiovascular disease (CVD), diabesity, mental health and cancer as the top chronic health conditions affecting Australians today.

As a clinician myself, I would add that beneath all chronic disease lie physiological imbalances that are driven by environmental factors.

When we change the environment, we change the outcome.

Our well-being is affected by where we live and work, what we eat and how much mental, emotional, creative and physical output we have.

Pesticide exposure and off-gassing from plastic and petrochemical based products will adversely affect your health.

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Carson’s Silent Spring (1962) to Slow Death by Rubber Duck by Smith and Lourie (2010).

These are known toxins and endocrine disruptors and have been linked to the top chronic diseases.

Similarly, a diet high in processed ingredients and low in whole food is linked to CVD disease, diabesity and cancer.

It’s not ‘bad luck’ that gets you sick, it’s that the environment is perfect for disease to flourish and take hold.

Here are some general tips that will support a healthy environment and allow your body to develop and maintain an internal equilibrium that is responsive, adaptive and promotive of good health.

Drink pure filtered water - to avoid consuming pesticide and plastic residues as other toxins like heavy metals.

Eat seasonal organic whole food - all colours

of the rainbow with a minimum of 15 different foods daily.

Fast every night, after dinner until breakfast.

Ten to 12 hours of fasting helps key detoxification pathways to work more effectively.

Look after your digestive system with a fibrerich diet, small amounts of fermented foods, healthy oils, adequate protein and avoid unnecessary (harmful) medications.

Exercise intentionally ... we were born to move.

It’s excellent for mental health, energy production and metabolic health.

Laugh ... love ... and live ... with a curious and open mindset.

Have an awesome festive season and I’ll see you in the new year.

Remember, the disease is nothing without the environment to support it.

Community Diary Inconvenient Sequel Yarra Glenergy, Healesville Community Renewable Energy and Healesville Environment Watch are hosting the screening of An Inconvenient Sequel. A decade after An Inconvenient Truth with Al Gore brought climate change into the heart of popular culture comes the follow-up that shows just how close we are to a real energy revolution. Thursday, 23 November, at 7.30pm at Healesville Memorial hall. Tickets www.culturetracks.info or 1300 368 333.

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lavender and wander around the homestead gardens, enjoy craft demonstrations, stalls, music great food and more. Entry fee to local CFA. Visit waratinalavender.com.au or phone 5964 4650.

Bike Show The Wandin Custom Car and Bike Show, hosted

by Wandin Rotary Club is on Wednesday, 15 November at the Wandin East Recreation Reserve.

Gates open at 6pm. Proceeds to the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal and local community groups. Phone 9739 5006 for further information.

Head to Moora Moora on the mountain for the amazing two-day EarthArtBeat Festival on 17 and 19 November. Experience amazing performances, exhibitions, activities and space for togetherness. Sensational artists, talks and tours on renewable energy, craft and other activities. http://www.earthheart.org.au.

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Celebrate Community at Writers and Rhythm on Saturday, 18 November 7.30pm at the Healesville Uniting Church. Singer/songwriter Robbie Grieg will be joined by Singing For Your Soul’s Sake,

Warratina Lavender Farm in Wandin Yallock will host an Open Garden Weekend on 18 and 19 November from 10am to 4pm. Stroll through the

Healesville Uniting Church Fete is on Friday, 17 November from 10am and Saturday, 18 November from 9am, finishing at 2pm. Garage sale, plants, books and many more bargains. Donated goods appreciated. Phone 0407 801 491.

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VIEW Club Yarra Valley VIEW Club lunches coming up are birthday celebration, 28 November, and Christmas break-up, 12 December, at Chirnside Park Country Club. Booking essential on 0438 625 556 or 0409 403 968. Visitors welcome.

Bowl Barefoot Yarra Junction Bowling Club’s Barefoot Bowls nights are held every Wednesday starting at 7pm. The club provides all equipment, flat-soled shoes or bare feet essential along with comfortable clothing. Sizzling sausages and a bar available. The club is behind the Yarra Centre. Cost is $5, under 16 free.

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Patricio and the wombat made some memories

By Kath Gannaway

Yarra Valley Racing will receive more than $68,000 in jointly funded initiatives supported by the Andrews Labor Government that will go towards a revamp of the harness owners room facilities.

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Race for cash

By Derek Schlennstedt Yarra Valley Racing is set to launch a new social club package and revamp its harness owners’ room facilities, thanks to more than $68,000 in jointly funded initiatives supported by the Andrews Labor Government.

The social club package will bring together locals and visitors to the Yarra Valley, with more than 1200 people expected to flock to the track for three days of racing between November 2017 and February 2018.

The funding also supports an upgrade to the owners’ room facilities, with the installation of new timber panelling, air-conditioning and whitegoods, as well as electrical and plumbing improvements.

The Labor Government is contributing more than $33,000 from its Victorian Industry Racing Fund to support both initiatives.

The club is also providing more than $27,000 for the two projects, while the Victorian Harness Racing Sports Club and Harness Racing Victoria are jointly contributing almost $7000 towards the owners’ room refurbishment.

“Country racing events play an important role in boosting the economy and attracting tourists to

our regional cities and towns,” Minister for Racing Martin Pakula said.

“Owners are an integral part of the racing industry and the upgraded rooms at Yarra Valley will ensure this venue remains one of the top country harness racing facilities in the state.”

Since 2014, the Labor Government has contributed more than $300,000 for eight infrastructure projects and five harness racing events at the Yarra Valley.

The racing industry in outer Melbourne generates more than $375 million for the Victorian economy annually and helps sustain more than 3720 full-time equivalent jobs in the region.

“We’re grateful for the funding we’ve received from the Victorian Government supporting our social club package and the revamp of our harness owners’ area,” Yarra Valley Racing CEO Brett Shambrook said.

“It’s gearing up to be a big three months at Yarra Valley Racing and we encourage all Victorians to come and enjoy country harness racing at its finest.”

Yarra Valley Racing also celebrated 70 years of harness racing at its ‘Trots Tradition’ race day on Tuesday, 7 November.

Patricio Soares will have a lot of memories from his time in Australia, and patting a wombat at Healesville Sanctuary will be one of the good ones.

Patricio, 9, was brought to Melbourne from Timor Leste by the Rotary Oceania Medical Aid for Children (ROMAC) program for life-saving surgery at the Royal Children’s Hospital.

The surgery was needed to remove a tumour from the right side of his chest that had been identified as malignant and requiring four courses of chemotherapy.

It’s a tough gig for a child, and for Patricio’s father Norberto who arrived together late on 17 September and went immediately to the hospital where the operation was performed the next morning.

After three weeks recovering in hospital where he was cared for by his Rotarian host parent Dianne Sides and visited

by Rotarians and members of the Australian and Timor Community, Patricio was discharged early in October and commenced chemotherapy treatment.

Healesville Rotarian, Graeme Chester, said as Patricio had become stronger, he had been given the opportunity to have different experiences, including a visit to Healesville Sanctuary with host parents Kay and Phil Leck.

A warm and fuzzy moment for Patricio, his dad Norberto and little Gem the wombat.

Mr Chester, a volunteer guide at the Sanctuary, said the Sanctuary had been very supportive of ROMAC over the years.

Patricio and Norberto enjoyed a day away from the more

serious side of life to spend a day in the bush.

“They thoroughly enjoyed the outing, and in particular the pat and play session with ninemonth-old Gem the wombat,” Mr Chester said.

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Freeze or cook produce from areas outside of the Yarra Valley.

Keep your edible gardens clean, pick all the ripe produce – leave nothing for the fruit fly to find!

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Leos’ future vision

Flood overlay changes soon

By Effie Caloutas

Changes to flooding overlays have been proposed

by Melbourne Water for parts of the Yarra Ranges which are susceptible to flooding.

To help determine these locations residents are being invited to make a formal submission on the new flooding overlay and mapping based on Melbourne Water’s flood study.

These submissions will be considered at a council meeting next year.

Director of Social and Economic Development Ali Wastie said the amendment proposed to update flood overlay mapping would help better reflect current conditions.

“Since the planning controls were introduced, Melbourne Water has developed more advanced flood mapping and modelling,” Ms Wastie said.

Approximately 3500 relevant landowners have been notified about the changes and Melbourne Water will assist council to meet affected residents to explain the proposed changes.

Those changes proposed by Melbourne Water affect two overlay controls - the Land Subject to Inundation Overaly (LSIO) and the Special Building Overlay (SBO), which were introduced into the Yarra Ranges Planning Scheme in the early 2000s.

The overlays are in place to ensure that affected land is developed in a way that reduces the potential for flooding and minimises the risk of damage to properties.

The Special Building Overlay (SBO) addresss flooding caused by severe storms while the the Land Subject to Inundation Overlay (LSIO) relates to flooding caused by overflowing rivers and creeks.

LSIO is proposed for the Little Yarra River upstream of Yarra Junction to Powelltown, and upstream of Warburton to Reefton; as well as areas in Lilydale in the Olinda Creek catchment.

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Jesse believes that being a part of the Leo Club has enabled him to grow as an individual, and invites other Healesville High School students to get involved.

“Public speaking is a big thing I developed especially talking to a group throughout the year,” he said.

“I was really scared about public speaking prior to being a Leo, but being a part of the community group has enabled me to develop confidence in talking in front of a large group of people.

“I recommend other students get involved in the Leo group because it is good opportunity to gain more skills in the leadership space, and help out other people in need."

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The Leo Club of Healesville High School has been taking part in the Lions International Glasses Collection Project this year.

Formed in May, The Leo Club of Healesville is taking part in this ongoing project to collect and send spectacles to those less fortunate.

Treasurer of the Lions Club in Healesville, Elaine Dossor, says any money raised in the spectacle project will only help the school and the community.

The Leo Club has placed two boxes at the high school and 10 boxes around Healesville including at Coles, Commonwealth Bank and doctors’ surgeries to collect spectacles.

The spectacles go to Queensland where they are checked and sent internationally.

Leo Club Advisor Lesley Grigg believes the ongoing projects, including Trauma Teddies and Lions Christmas Cakes, help in the achievements of the Leos themselves.

“Projects such as the spectacle collection bring a positive outcome to our Leos who through club membership will enhance their social skills and give them an understanding of the needs of the community," she said.

The Leo Club is also participating in ‘The Wishing Tree’ at the Ezy Wear Women’s Clothing Shop, which provides a chance for people to write their Christmas wishes on a ticket to be hung on a tree for a gold coin donation.

The Leos will also be promoting the major project at Healesville High School and the Lions Den Shop.

The Leo Club meets regularly to discuss ongoing projects and to work towards creating new projects revolving around the local community.

Leo Club member and Healesville High School student Jesse Strazenbach says that he is proud of being a part of the projects by the local community group that took place this year.

“It means a lot to me. I want to help people in need,” he said.

“I feel really proud about being a part of it this year. It is about helping other people in need and the community.”

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Triumph of the art The final weekend of the Yarra Valley Open Studios on 11 and 12 November showcasing the work of artists along the Warburton Highway was another huge success for Yarra Valley Arts.

Hundreds of visitors, including artists from across Yarra Ranges flocked to the studios of 16 artists from Gruyere through to East Warburton.

The Warburton Highway artists’ weekend built on the success of the previous weekends, where artists along the Maroondah Highway opened in September and along the Melba Highway in October.

Bill Proctor of Launching Place said spreading the event over three months had been a huge success, with more visitors on the Saturday than for

the entire weekend in previous years.

“It also gives artists from other areas a chance to visit, and for us to visit them,” he said.

“It helps strengthen the network and you can see where people work and what they are doing.”

Visitors to the Hoddles Creek studios of Bev Hardidge and Graeme Hardidge experienced two very different artforms, with Bev’s colourful works surrounding her in her rustic studio while Graeme’s monochrome anvil struck a different chord as he turned old car parts into quirky garden ornaments.

Both agreed the three-weekend format is a winner, bringing more people, particularly to those artists who are a little off the highways.

Visit www.yarravalleyarts.org.au for more information on Yarra Valley Arts events.

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Eastern Domestic Violence Service (EDVOS) Chief Executive Officer, Jenny Jackson, is preparing to deliver a keynote speech to the region, which aims to address men’s violence against women and gender inequality.

Yarra Ranges Council will host the free event on Tuesday 21 November at the Box Hill Institute’s Lilydale Lakeside Campus.

EDVOS is a specialist family violence service in Melbourne’s eastern metropolitan region, which provides a broad range of services to support women and children who are responding to family violence.

The session will begin with a speech from Yarra Ranges Council chief executive officer, Glenn Patterson, as he discusses council’s efforts to address gender inequality.

The presentation will start at 2pm in the LB/ LC building.

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Whether customers are perched in front of one of the hotel’s open fires with a glass of local wine or enjoying a cold beer on tap in the beer garden with friends, patrons won’t be able to resist feeling at home in this beautiful historical landmark.

Current owners Carey and Steve Carey are dedicated to bringing The Home Hotel back to its original roots as a much-loved family pub for the Yarra Valley community.

Together they have gathered a fantastic management team that is dedicated to making The Home Hotel stand out as the premier hotel in the Yarra Valley.

The menu consists of pub classics, such as the beloved Chicken Parmigiana and slow cooked roast, and features dishes with Head Chef Lloyd Todd’s own signature flair that takes pub dining to the next level.

The kid’s and senior’s menu also ensures that all members of the family are catered for.

The TAB and beer garden are perfect for the warmer months, as well as a Thirsty Camel drive thru.

The action at the hotel never stops with themed nights, meat raffles, celebrations of public holidays, a wide range of local live music and footy tipping meaning there’s always something to keep guests entertained.

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Not only does the hotel boast a public bar for casual visits, but also contains a restaurant for when customers are chasing an unforgettable dining experience.

Coldstream flying instructor Dick Gower has been recognised for his dedication to the service of aviation.

Chief flying instructor with Coldstream Airport, Mr Gower received The Royal Aeronautical Society and Australian Flying Col Pay Award on 20 October as part of the 2017 Wings Awards.

Mr Gower has been at Coldstream Airport since 1974 when, he says, he went to the Boundary Road airport to get some flying hours up.

“I ended up staying around for more than 40 years,” he said.

Over the past 58 years, Mr Gower has served the general aviation community in many roles.

Mr Gower was nominated by colleagues and peers in aviation through The Coldstream Flyers Club.

The award was presented by David Pilkington, president of the RAS, and his citation recognised not only a passion for flying and aircraft, but a dedicated and professional commitment to teaching others and sharing his knowledge.

It said that as a flying instructor and engineering exponent, Mr Gower has nurtured and advised countless flying careers.

“A world-recognised expert in the De Havilland Chipmunk, Dick has lent his expertise to many people, while simultaneously instructing at Royal Victorian Aero Club, supporting many air shows across Australia, serving on the Victorian Regional Airspace Procedures Advisory Committee (RAPAC), writing safety-related articles for several Australia aviation magazines and getting himself involved in issues concerning aviation to a very deep level,” it said.

It recognised his roles as an Approved Testing Officer/Flight Examiner, past president of the Antique Aeroplane Association of Australia and a member of the Honourable Company of Air Pilots Australia.

He has also served on CASA technical committees and established a consulting company, Australia-Pacific Aviation Services.

Mr Gower said his interest in flying started as a child, and sparked a lifelong interest in flying.

He said one of the things that kept him passionate is that things are constantly changing, and the passion he sees in young people.

“Some of the young people are awesome. They have huge computer skills that my generation didn’t grow up with and that’s a big difference.

“You never stop learning,” he said.

Residential Bundled Branches Only Collection Residents are advised that this collection will be commencing in the municipality on Monday 27 November 2017 and will be conducted over 3 weeks.

Items not meeting these requirements will not be collected. Materials must be placed on your nature strip by the Sunday evening prior to the start of your collection week. Material must not be placed out more than one week prior to your collection week.

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Proudly standing in Launching Place for over 100 years, The Home Hotel is comfortably nestled in the beautiful Yarra Ranges on the route of the iconic Warburton bike trail.

If your bundled branches are not removed during your designated collection week, please notify Council by Friday of the following week for further investigation. Material will not be investigated if Council is not notified accordingly.

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Thrills in the air and on ground Whether it’s in the air or on the ground, there’s plenty for everyone at this year’s air show at Lilydale Airport.

Taking place on Sunday 26 November, gates are set to open at 11am, with the air show kicking off at 1 pm.

Prior to the show’s start, there will be an array of activities and food available, with a modern and antique aircraft on display, a jumping castle and interactive play opportunities for kids, showbags for sale and a variety of aviation exhibits for those who dream or are serious about learning to fly.

As Lilydale Airport management team member Neroli Merridew explained, highlights of the air show will include aerobatics by two Australian champions, flypasts from the likes of a Mustang Mk 21, Winjeel and Tiger Moth, as well as a formation of little planes and much more.

Skydiving and even model aeroplanes are also included, while programs will be distributed by the Lilydale Squadron of the Australian Air League.

And for those looking to snag themselves an early Christmas present, the airport’s popular Christmas vouchers are ideal presents for flying lessons or scenic flights and will be available to purchase on the day.

“Lilydale Airport is proud to have served the recreational and flying needs in the eastern and northern sectors of Melbourne for almost 50 years,” Neroli said.

“The various flying activities include flying training to airline entry level, business flying, scenic flights over the Yarra Valley and further afield, weekend or extended flying tours and as a base for local aircraft owners.

In addition, the airport provides the local community with emergency services such as police and air ambulance and as a base for the water

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The picture perfect gardens and vines of Wild Cattle Creek provide the perfect backdrop for the ultimate Yarra Valley wedding.

Wild Cattle Estate features an on-site restaurant serving the freshest of local ingredients, as well as a cellar door to taste their range of estate grown wines.

Wild Cattle wines for occasions some dramatic changes on the estate, and the year coming promises to bring even more.

“Head chef Philip Arno Botes and his team are quickly establishing the restaurant as one of the most desired places to eat in the Yarra Valley with his unique use of fresh, locally sourced ingredients,” Dean said.

“The recent addition of a self-sustainable garden further showcases the paddock to plate phi-

losophy showcased in Philip’s changing seasonal menus.”

The picture perfect gardens and vines of Wild Cattle Creek have also proved to provide the backdrop to the ultimate Yarra Valley wedding.

“Weddings and events co-ordinator Brigette Jones and the fantastic front of house team ensure brides have the day of their lives, so much so that Wild Cattle Creek was awarded the presti-

gious winning trophy for the 2017 Brides Choice Awards,” Dean said.

“With a new interior fit out on the way, as well as an extension to the accommodation shortly to begin construction, Wild Cattle Creek Estate is continuing to grow into the destination venue it was meant be.”

For more information about Wild Cattle Creek phone 5964 4755 or visit wildcattlecreek.com.au.

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Led by venue manager Dean Fisher, Wild Cattle Creek is filled with a vibrant go-getting team.

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Festival runs to different beat Rediscover your sense of place and community, while celebrating diversity and unity, through attending this year’s EarthArtBeat Festival.

On November 17-19, the mountaintop community of Moora Moora, near Healeville, will open its gates for three days of amazing performances, exhibitions, activities and space for togetherness.

There are many reasons why you should consider heading along.

Take for example, the popular Melbourne act 8 Foot Felix, with its incredible blend of soaring vocals, triumphant horns and deep bass grooves.

Womad performer, Ganga Giri, takes listeners into a deep primal soundscape summed up by Peter Gabriel - “I loved the mix of his ancient and primitive instrument with a wide range of great

dance grooves.”

Mel Webb and Kylie Morrigan bring an intimate experience of vocal adventurism, beat boxing, and soaring strings to draw their audience into a their quirky and exhilarating musical world.

The place and the belonging that is Moora Moora is integral to the festival.

Moora Moora is an intentional and off-grid community of about 70 people living on 650 acres overlooking the Yarra Valley.

The community was established 40 years ago and still holds a core commitment to environmental care and social change.

Festival workshops include discussions on principles and reality of community living by Moora Moora and other community visionaries, along with talks and tours on renewable energy

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Other activities include independent film screenings, leather craft and other creative activities, yoga, Qi Gong and, of course, loads of kids activities.

Much yum food, many yum people, so chill, dance, create, and participate in a multi-cultural, multi-disciplinary weekend of fun and inspiration.

Profits from the festival go to Warburton Environment Centre.

The festival is limited to 500 kindred spirits.

Tickets will also be available online leading up to the festival, and at the gate on the day. Buy online for the best prices.

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Quite the adventure Healesville author and adventurer Heather Ellis will share her experiences of a 42,000-kilometre adventure across Africa when she speaks at Yarra Junction Library on Saturday, 25 November.

Heather’s book ‘Ubuntu: One Woman’s Motorcycle Odyssey Across Africa’ details her epic journey over 15 months and 19 countries riding a Yamaha TT600 off-road motorcycle from south to north Africa.

The book, listed as a ‘best seller’ in travel on Amazon, is a travel memoir about a life-changing adventure into the soul of Africa, where she finds Ubuntu - the universal bond that connects all of humanity as one.

The memoir is a survival story which also documents a deeply spiritual journey of personal growth.

Tony Davis, reviewing Ubuntu in the Australian Financial Review, touches on a twist to the story that takes the tale even deeper.

The twist, he says “reveals something about Heather Ellis that’s even braver still”.

A sequel to Ubuntu, the story of her adventures by motorcycle along the Silk Road, will be out next year so this talk will certainly whet the appetite for the continuing adventure.

In an extraordinary career, Heather has worked as a radiation safety technician, motorcycle courier, journalist and in communications for the NGO, Plan International, any one of which would make for an interesting discussion.

The mother of three still rides and is an advocate for motorcycle road safety as a member of Victoria’s Motorcycle Expert Advisory Panel.

Heather will present her talk and slideshow at 11.30am on Saturday, 25 November. The event is free but bookings are essential.

Visit www.heather-ellis.com for more about the book, and 9800 6462 or www.yourlibrary. com.au to book.

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By Kath Gannaway Mont De Lancey historic property in Wandin is always a great place to visit, but there’s one weekend where stepping back in time is extra special.

On 25 and 26 November, Mont De Lancey will host their annual Draughthorse and YesterYear Festival, two days of events that give insights into lost trades and life in the past.

Majestic draughthorses ploughing the fields, vintage engines powering up farm equipment, blacksmiths firing up the forges and making beautiful implements and woodturners making a range of beautiful timber objects are just a sample.

See amazing working dogs rounding up sheep, be captivated by the award-winning creative chainsaw sculptor Robbie Bast and listen to

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There will be donkey rides, ice-cream and a jumping castle for the kids, as well as free games and plenty of food stalls.

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Directed by and starring Kenneth Branagh, Murder on the Orient Express is made with passion but stumbles over the finer details.

A passenger is murdered on the Orient Express train and world-famous detective Hercule Poirot (Branagh) must find the culprit.

Branagh is the stand-out aspect of the film.

He plays Poirot with both quirky effervescence and a searing conviction, and, as director, he commands sumptuous visuals and several long single-take sequences that superbly convey Poirot’s tense, unfolding thoughts during the murder investigation.

But despite the extraordinary pedigree of actors sharing the screen with Branagh, most of the characters are simplistic and fade into the background.

For that matter, I had completely forgotten about two of the Orient Express passengers, a volatile count and his delicate wife, until they appeared again without warning more than halfway through the film.

Save for some very clever deduction toward the beginning, Poirot’s method of cracking the murder case is unconvincing due to all the huge assumptions he makes.

The connections every passenger have to one another stretch credibility, and the big twist seems to exist more for its own sake than any organic story reason, with the guilty party leaving clues that deliberately implicate themselves and work against their self-interest.

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SPACIOUS, SERENE LIFESTYLE SET in a lovely and quiet location on about six acres, this fantastic double brick family home has something for everyone.

A welcoming entry through timber double doors leads to a fantastic formal dining area and lounge room, complete with soaring cathedral ceilings, natural look timber walls and an open fireplace.

The timber kitchen provides ample cupboard space, a dishwasher and overlooks the family/ meals area with another wood heater to keep you warm and toasty.

The master bedroom is a great size and features walk-in robe and en suite. The remaining three bedrooms each have built-in robes and study spaces. The main bathroom is large and modern, with the convenience of a separate toilet.

Outside features full-length verandahs with a stunning outlook, and a spacious covered entertaining area overlooking the lawn and back paddocks.

Having landscaped gardens with vegie patch, fruit trees and even pinot noir grapes! Other external features include great fencing suitable for horses or other farm animals, tank and bore water, a double lock-up garage, double carport and plenty of open shedding.

A hobby farm wouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be complete without a chook pen, and this property features a large one to keep your hens happy. To get your own country lifestyle started, call us today to inspect. â&#x2014;?

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: Hoddles Creek View: By appointment Price: $790,000 - $840,000 Agent: PROFESSIONALS YARRA VALLEY, 5967 1800 SMS 80WORLLEY to 0488 824 379

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ROOM TO ROAM IN STYLE THE space and options at this unique property are boundless. Set on just under half an acre (1988 sqm), this home boasts four bedrooms with one ideal as an in-law or guest accommodation, separate home office/studio, massive shedding and car ports accessible from the rear and an abundance of living zones.

Striking features throughout the home, including beautiful jade stone floors, incredible rustic timber kitchen bench top and solid timber cupboards, will be the talk of all who come.

The master bedroom boasts two walk-in robes and full ensuite plus private porch accessed via French doors, two more bedrooms both with double robes and additional bedroom also offers its own bathroom, kitchenette and separate entry.

Outside, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a cool and inviting covered entertaining area in a private garden setting overlooking the studio which also offers its own bathroom and pot belly stove.

Paths wind throughout the established garden to lovely secret sitting spaces, and on to the massive shed 15.5 x 7.5m and multiple carports and storage space ideal for a tradesmen or those with lots of vehicles.

Extras include a double garage under roofline, ducted refrigerated cooling and heating, wood heater, built in bar, twodrawer dishwasher, 900mm stainless steel appliances and so many more unique timber features.

Additional options for a development subject to council approval may be considered by the astute buyer. A home truly deserving of an inspection to fully appreciate the workmanship and space. â&#x2014;?

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: Seville Price: $840,000 - $920,000 Inspect: By appointment Agent: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513, Bell Real Estate, Yarra Junction. 5967 1277

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Situated to make the most of the stunning views Woori Yallock has to ofer, is this 3 bedroom brick house on a large block of 1608m2 (approx.) that has a lot of great features for you! With new floating floors throughout, 2 split systems, gas ducted heating and a wood fire, keeping warm in winter and cool in summer is not an issue here. The master bedroom ofers a walk-in robe & ensuite, while the further 2 bedrooms have built-in robes. The centrally located kitchen ofers a gas stovetop and dishwasher, while the lounge has views that would make concentrating on television diicult! Outside we have a double garage under the house, along with rear yard access and a secure back yard for the family pets and of course, children to play. Perfect for entertaining, the deck takes in beautiful views of the Yarra Valley. For more information SMS 32EILEEN to 0488 824 379 FOr SaLE $580,000 LaND 1608m2 (approx) INSPECT By appointment

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840 Gembrook Road, Hoddles Creek

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FOR SALE

NEW LISTING Seclusion & Views on 6 Acres (approx.)

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Perfectly situated to ofer privacy & stunning views open plan living with Coonara & double glazed windows Master ofering full ensuite & walk in robe Hobby farm with ample shedding, rail fencing & a bore large double garage/machinery shed & 2 water tanks For more Information SMS 840GeMB to 0488 824 379

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NEW LISTING Afordable retail Building • Brick veneer shop in the heart of Woori Yalllock with excellent exposure • Split system for heating & cooling • Separate area with kitchette, toilet & handbasin • Roller shutters for security & plenty of customer parking • For more Information SMS 1605WARB to 0488 824 379

FoR SAle $315,000 Plus GST lAND 90m2 (approx.)

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9 Britton Road Seville

$840,000 - $920,000

Room for everyone & everything in style Set on just under a half acre (1988 sqm) this home boasts 4 bedrooms with one ideal as an in-law or guest accommodation, separate home ofice/ studio, massive shedding and car ports accessible from the rear and an abundance of living zones. Striking features throughout the home include beautiful jade stone loors, incredible rustic timber kitchen bench top and solid timber cupboards. The master bedroom boasts 2 walk in robes & full ensuite plus private porch accessed via French doors, two more bedrooms both with double robes & additional bedroom also offers its own bathroom, kitchenette & separate entry. Outside there’s a cool and inviting covered entertaining area in a private garden setting, massive shed 15.5 x 7.5m & multiple carports & storage space ideal for a tradesmen or those with lots of vehicles. Extras include a double garage, ducted heating & cooling.

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 2:30-3:00pm (Photo ID Required)

7 Devon St Warburton

$420,000 - $460,000

Launching Place

$650,000 - $715,000

Family Home with Views

Huge 5 bedroom Family Home on ½ acre

Set on a large 963sqm block this 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom brick veneer home offers space and style for all the famil iing is spread across a lounge and dining room with loating timber loor, rear family room and downstairs rumpus. The kitchen has been updated and offers loads of cupboard space and stainless steel appliances. Extras include gas ducted heating, split system air conditioning, a lovely covered front veranda to enjoy the view and single lock up garage.

Conveniently located offering 5 big bedrooms all with robes, the master has full ensuite including full sie bath, a walk in robe it for a king he kitchen with walk in pantr and island bench opens onto the lounge and meals ith assie ak looring, gas log ire and soaring ft ceilings large sliding doors opening onto huge alfresco dining utside offers huge double carport plus additional garage with toilet, wood ire, hot water and sliding doors at the entrance and roller door at the rear ome and see for ourself ou will not be disappointed

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 12:30-1:00pm (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

12 Michael Crt Woori Yallock $475,000 - $520,000 Take the opportunity to grab this family home ituated up a uiet court oull ind just about eerthing ou need right in this loel naturall light and bright home ot much left to do here but put our own touch of magic omprising of  bedrooms all with built in robes which is a bonus, Central kitchen which has a great modern feel with neutral colours and a dish washer, generous liing space throughout with a meals area, two liing areas and eposed beams which reall gie this home the feeling of space and a nice low throughout, this low continues out onto the front and back decking both which are a fabulous sizes for you to entertain the whole famil, certainl a great addition to the alread generous liing it on the back deck, soak up some loel iews of the mountains and enjo the low maintenance garden lent of room in the garage with concrete loor and eas access down the concrete driewa

ontact ebecca oolan    nspection at -am hoto  euired

Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years

Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years

Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years

Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years

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David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years

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Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years

Jenni Milne Licensed Agent 15 years

5966 2530

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Carly James Property Manager

Michelle Karanikich Property Manager

Nicky McDonald Property Management

Cassandra Darwall Property Management

Julianne Spendlove Administration

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25 Ferngully Road Don Valley $760,000 - $815,000 Private Tranquil setting on 5.5 acres Located in the delightful sought after Don Valley and nestled amidst 5.5 undulating acres is this unique and charming country style home with exceptional touches including leadlight windows, stone feature walls and array of timber features. Including 3 bedrooms – one with a private deck and a view to die for! Stunning country style Blackwood kitchen with an abundance of bench space, open plan living with cozy wood ire as well as gas heating. Soaring cathedral ceilings add to that special feeling you get when you step inside! Add to that a gorgeous country style bathroom with corner spa and the boxes are nearly all ticked! An additional undercover outdoor space acts as a second living area with lots of room for entertaining and BBQ’ing with friends! Outside you have established fruit trees, veggie patch that any gardener would love!

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266 Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am (Photo ID Required)

3 Rangeview Cres Yarra Junction

$660,000 - $710,000

Privacy, Stunning Gardens, Simply Beautiful Home Nestled into a private cul de sac like location, this lovely home offers, quality and a versatile design ideal for families or couples. Offering 3 bedrooms, the master providing space for a King bed with a northerly view to the Warburton ranges, a sitting area and opening to a large walk in robe and stylish ensuite.

The cosy formal lounge is a lovely space to escape and read a book and this leads onto the kitchen, dining and family zone. The kitchen is a treat with a large island bench and the most fabulous walk in pantry that you simply MUST see. The family room has triple sliding doors that open right up to the alfresco and onto the pristine and private stunning garden. And if this isn’t enough to entice you, then the double lock up garage with internal excess to the house and the second double loc up garage with etra high rooing to accommodate the caravan or boat. This one will not disappoint.

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190 Inspection: Sat 12:30-1:00pm (Photo ID Required)

12 Henry St Yarra Junction

$590,000 - $640,000

Half acre (approx), Subdivision Potential! (STCA) n a peaceful dead end street you will ind a good size  bedroo faily hoe ust waiting for you to ove in and enoy the space et on half and acre appro of gently sloping land blocs lie this are rare to ind so dont hesitate t the front you have a aster bedroo with sei ensuite opening on to the lounge area ith a nice white itchen with solid wood bench tops that is the centre of the hoe and open plan to the eals and then additional large faily roo with cozy wood ire  beautiful dec bathed in sunlight opens fro the faily with iltered ountain views to enoy it bac with a glass of wine and enoy watching the ids enoy an abundance of space dditional etras are as ducted heating throughout, air conditioning, a double garage with concrete and power and double carport ove in and enoy the space or invest and develop 

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Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years

Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years

Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years

Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years

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David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years

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Jenni Milne Licensed Agent 15 years

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Michelle Karanikich Property Manager

Nicky McDonald Property Management

Cassandra Darwall Property Management

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Mark Gunther toolanGi Healesville 1390 36 don myErS road CrEEK road

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aUction $1,250,000 Healesville 21 ST LEonardS road

$790,000 - $870,000

NEW LIStING

A 22BB 42 2 C Blackwood House Unique toolangiWaterfront tavern Freehold Home!on 5 acres plus Residences 44A

the country tavern consists of a 100-seat restaurant, a long bar, a cosy sitting area with open fire, male & female amenities & ample onsite parking.there is a large well equipped commercial kitchen including many fridges including a walk-in cool room and extensive cooking equipment.the business has been successfully operating in its current model as a tavern with a self-contained guest accommodation.the homestead is a 3 bedroom plus study weatherboard home.the cottage is a renovated one bedroom studio with a large bathroom and open kitchen and living area.the land is approx. 5 acres, including almost 3 acres of cleared lawn area, a bore and three large water tanks & with shedding for cars & farm vehicles. Located in the Yarra Valley on the edge of the toolangi State Forest just over an hour north east of Melbourne (79 km) and less than twenty minutes from the major tourist towns of Healesville & Yarra Glen.

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7A 2B 3C

Dating back to 1888, Blackwood house is one of Healesville oldest guest houses and is now being offered for sale.With the original features being highlighted throughout the home from the ornate cornices and ceiling rose’s, to the 12 ft ceilings and exposed brick walls. Offering 5 intimate bedrooms in the original style of the home to the master suite with open fireplace and ensuite. Showcasing a formal lounge with open fireplace, bathroom with clawfoot bath, separate dining and a well-equipped kitchen with ample storage and bench space.Also featuring a private courtyard with landscaped gardens and wide veranda’s giving you a choice of places to sit and relax.to fully appreciate the unique beauty of this home, call today.

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insPect By Appointment Only contact Mark Gunther 03 5962 3030

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insPect By Appointment Only contact Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

$425,000 - $450,000 Healesville 10a harKEr STrEET

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$500,000 - $550,000

NEW LIStING

opportunity awaits!

Offering approximately 10 acres of partially cleared land and with pockets of natural Australian bushland, there is something for everyone. Featuring alternative accommodation which provides 2 loft style rooms, while the ground floor provides a large open area, a rustic kitchen and bathroom, along with some creature comforts from the wood fire and split system.the full-length verandah is a great spot to just sitting back enjoying the peace and quiet. there is a great variety of fruit and citrus trees along with the natural flowing billabong at the rear of the property surrounded by natural vegetation providing a great habitat for all the wildlife.

Healesville 36 don road

A 1B 1C insPect

By Appointment or Scheduled OFI contact Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

Hidden From view

3A 2B 2C

three bedroom cottage style residence, set on approx. 510m2 allotment.

Features open plan living with Victoria Ash floors, ducted heating and split system air conditioning. the master bedroom is complete with full ensuite and walk in robe. Return verandah and double remote lock up garage completes the package.Walk to Healesville main street and easy reach of St Brigid’s and Healesville Primary Schools. Ideal first home, downsizer or investment property.

insPect

By Appointment or Scheduled OFI contact Mark Gunther 03 5962 3030

aUction Healesville 2/14 SmITh STrEET

$495,000 - $545,000

SOLD

D WANTE R E H T O AN Unique Waterfront Home!

Located in one of Healesville’s most sought-after areas, is this very unique family home on over half an acre of beautiful gardens and much more. Set alongside the Graceburn Creek, with Queens Park & the Healesville swimming pool on your doorstep, this home offers you a wonderful opportunity. Offering a master bedroom with a WIR & ensuite, 3 bedrooms with BIR’s, a family bathroom, while boasting a formal lounge & dining room, well equipped galley style kitchen & second living area while the large undercover entertaining area, makes this a great spot to entertain the largest of families.

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By Appointment or Scheduled OFI contact Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

Beautiful Home with character!

3A 2B 2C

this character home offers low maintenance living with all modern comforts being catered for. Showcasing polished timber floors from the entry into the separate lounge flowing through to the open plan dining area and spacious modern kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances.the master bedroom offers a walk-in robe plus ensuite, while the 2 remaining bedrooms have BIR’s and are serviced by the bright family bathroom complete with spa bath. Internal access from the garage provides ease of entry plus security, while a second roller door at the rear provides access to the courtyard style garden complete with entertaining deck and garden shed. If this home offers you the lifestyle you have been searching for, then call now!

insPect

By Appointment or Scheduled OFI contact Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

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By Chris Anderson YARRA VALLEY CRICKET ASSOCIATION Another cracking day in the valley saw the teams in DJ Strachan Shield and RA Finger Trophy complete their season-opening stretch of one day games.

This round saw the teams compete against their own competition before two-day games kick off next round.

The most anticipated game of the round was that of the Strachan Shield grand final replay between the reigning premiers Warburton-Millgrove and the undefeated Mount Evelyn.

Mount Evelyn duly accepted the opportunity to bat first, with the in-form pairing of Daniel Giblin (42) and Jesse Fraser (21) giving the home side another solid start.

Where the rest of the batting order have capitalised on these starts thus far this season, this week wasn’t to be, as they fell victim against some wellexecuted slow bowling.

As Burras captain Daniel Lever made regular changes to his bowling line-up to keep things fresh, it was at the hand of himself (5/31) and Adam Humphrey (4/22) that the Rovers fell victim.

After being well set at 4/97, the Mounters were swept aside by the more disciplined Burras for a disappointing 121.

The total would prove to be inadequate as the visitors managed to withstand a spirited effort from the home team.

The difference between the two sides is that the Burras were able to build their innings around a chanceless, unbeaten half-century from opener Sean Humphrey (59 not out).

The visitors weren’t without their wobbles, and the home team their chances, but with a total just not enough, and a cool calm batsman keeping things together, the Burras managed to pass the total fairly comfortable to reassert their stronghold on the competition, despite some earlier failings.

Yarra Junction reaffirmed their credentials as the next challenger to the reigning premiers as they swept by Yarra Glen who sit in a similar position as the Eagles.

Yarra Glen batted first and jut could not muster any free flowing batting.

Young Eagles speedster Jesse Cook (4/8) proved almost unplayable as he led another disciplined and consistent display from the Eagles bowlers.

With no batsman scoring beyond 20, the visitors found themselves clinging on to stay in the innings, rather than forging ahead to a significant total, and eventually their innings stalled at 8/107.

The Eagles have managed small chases with relative ease this season, with the only blip on the radar occurring a few weeks ago against Seville.

Again, it was Andy Taylor who ensured there would be no nervous moments for the Yarra Junction faithful, as his third half century of the season would ensure a comfortable victory for the Eagles who would be well pleased with their efforts thus far, and they have positioned themselves well for a tilt at finals.

In the final Strachan Shield game of the round, Healesville defeated Seville in a low-scoring encounter.

Healesville batted first and seemed to be always behind the eight ball, due to the fall of regular wickets.

Mark Sandfort (5/22) was a constant threat throughout the innings, and he was well assisted by the other Seville bowlers.

Brandon D’Amore (32) did his best to shore things up through the middle to lower order, but his efforts only partially rescued the innings as the home side was still bowled out for a disappointing 117 with a few overs still in the bank.

What looked to be a mediocre target proved to be Everest for Seville.

Dermott Fry (5/20) continues to build his stocks, and he ripped through a limp top and middle-order of the visitors to leave the chase in tatters at 6/17.

With the relatively small target, Marcus Smith (28) gave the visitors some chance of winning with some handy late order partnerships, but the damage

Mount Evelyn’s Jesse Fraser again provided good support for opening partner, Daniel Giblin. had been done and the Blues folded for 77 inside 28 overs.

In Finger Trophy action, Coldstream have proven across this one day stretch that they will be the team to chase this season, and they enter two day cricket with a four and two record after victory against Launching Place.

Launching Place batted first and constructed a consistent innings across their 40 overs.

Andy Vandervlught (40), Max Bradley (28) and Stuart Parker (27) all contributed at top of the order, but their biggest failing was their inability to kick on and score a ‘big one’.

Daniel Whelan is another young bowler on the rise, and his tidy figures of 4/16 ensured the visitors innings would be kept in check, and a total of 6/141 would prove to be attainable.

It was Coldstream’s experienced top order of Leam Doughty (57 not out), Dean Oliffe (37) and Paul Harris (22) that ensured this would not be a missed opportunity for the Crocs.

Anthony Sequira (2/31) was Launch’s leading bowler once again with a couple of wickets, but the wickets were just too far between to really challenge the home team.

Woori Yallock kept themselves in the contenders spotlight with a comprehensive display against a faltering Wandin.

Wandin started the season in a blaze of glory its some impressive early season victories; however they have found things difficult since against one tough opposition.

Batting first, the Bulldogs failed to impress against a disciplined Woori Yallock attack.

The pressure was heaped upon the visitors for the entire innings, as Jackson Wright (2/13) and Adam Dunn (3/22) applied the screws upfront, and Cal Ferguson (3/12) and Paul Broussard (2/9) ensured the strangulation would not subside.

An unbeaten 24 from Jarrod Dobson ensured there was a little respectability on the scoreboard, but a total that doesn’t reach three figures is tough to defend.

That it proved to be as Woori Yallock’s experienced top order ensured the target would be reached without too many dramas.

Lachlan Sinnott (2/32) kept the home team honest, but the Bulldogs just didn’t have enough in the bank to seriously challenge the Tigers as they passed the total with seven wickets in the shed and more than 19 overs to play out.

DJ Strachan Shield & RA Finger Trophy Wandin 96 (J. Dobson 24*, L. Sinnott 15, C. Fer-

guson 3/12, A. Dunn 3/22) def by Woori Yallock 3/100 (C. Ferguson 33*, P. Broussard 21, M. Dwyer 20, L. Sinnott 2/32); Healesville 117 (B. D’Amore 32, M. Sandfort 5/22) d Seville 77 (M. Smith 28, D. Fry 5/20, L. Chandler 3/27); Coldstream 3/146 (L. Doughty 57*, D. Oliffe 37, P. Harris 22, A. Sequeira 2/31) d Launching Place 6/141 (A. Vanderulugt 40, M. Bradley 28, S. Parker 27, D. Whelan 4/16); Yarra Junction 3/110 (A. Taylor 55, A. Waixel 16, C. Parrant 2/38) d Yarra Glen 8/107 (L. Crawford 20, J. O’Donnell 19, J. Cook 4/8); Mount Evelyn 121 (D. Giblin 42, J. Fraser 21, Dan. Lever 5/31, A. Humphrey 4/22) def by Warburton-Millgrove 5/122 (S. Humphrey 59*, G. Fraser 2/35); Gruyere v Hoddles Creek (no scores).

C Grade Seville 219 (R. Jones 59*, G. Foster 35, M. Beri 34, B. Nightingale 4/64, T. Gaskett 2/44) d Yarra Junction 194 (T. Gaskett 68, M. Richards 32, K. Chawla 4/64, S. Kennedy 2/29); Yarra Glen 105 (S. Patterson 33, G. Lusk 19, J. Woods 16, S. Falkingham 5/39, S. Thompson 3/43) and 35 (R. Beath 9, L. Falkingham 4/21, S. Thompson 4/2) def o/r by Powelltown 6/210 (J. Long 75*, J. Waters 24, D. Anthony 1/14, D. Baertschiger 1/3, B. Wood 1/3); Warburton-Millgrove 147 (S. Abblitt 87, R. Nyko 15, S. Gebert 6/44) def by Healesville 8/172 (B. Horner 38, T. McCavill 27*, M. Peck 25*, C. Szajer 2/6, J. Woolley 2/17), Mount Evelyn 89 (D. Westaway 48, Dan. Trembath 5/25, Oakley 3/18) def by Wandin 163 (D. Alderman 55, D. Trembath 45, P. Laws 37, M. Potter 3/9, M. Shepard 2/10).

D Grade Hoddles Creek 116 (W. Weir 31, B. Sinclair 24, N. Simon 3/1, O. Yasin 3/12) def by Coldstream 9/164 (O. Yasin 38, L. Robertson 25, M. Porter 4/11); Seville 306 (L. Kay 67, S. Mundie 52, D. Knight 47, R. Culwick 41, L. Dunne 4/49, L. Cook 4/68) d Mount Evelyn 7/76 (C. Williams 16, L. Dunne 14, M. Hardy 3/10, D. Knight 2/12); Launching Place 150 (C. Winter-Annette 25, T. Pilton 5/35) def by Yarra Junction 1/265 (R. Boxell 128, S. Jordan 58*); Healesville d Wandin (forfeit).

One Day Grade Healesville 55 (W. Cooney 19, L. McKay 2/4, J. Carroll 2/8, H. Vasallo 2/8) def by Gruyere 5/61 (J. Carroll 23*, F. Young 22, J. Dash 3/4); Coldstream 110 (R. Smith 24, C. McArdle 23, R. Hodgins 3/11) def by Marysville 2/117 (R. Hodgins 40*, C. Piggot 39*); Yarra Junction 8/109 (C. Hrabe 33, H. Lubeck 17, P. Smith 2/7, T. Prowse 2/14) def by Seville 6/191 (P. Smith 40*, T. Prowse 28, R. Foster 23, T. Reed 2/13); Powelltown v Woori Yallock (no scores).

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Launching Place 2/229 (M. Bradley 69*, R. Thomas 51*, J. Birnie 50*) v Coldstream; Healesville v Warburton-Millgrove 6/97 (D. Cerveri 34*, L. Sinnott 2/10, L. English 1/2), Seville 9/136 (J. Beri 63*, M. Hardy 18, E. Van Beek 18*, C. Williams 2/11, R. Williams 2/17, B. Westaway 2/26) v Mount Evelyn, Yarra Junction bye.

Under 14s Hoddles Creek 2/27 (G. Vukman 11, L. Shepherd 1/3) v Mount Evelyn-Launching Place 9/96 (L. Shepherd 45*, G. Vukman 2/5, O. Simpson 2/6); Healesville 7/154 (S. Gebert 40*, D. Ebbels 40*, P. Huynh 2/10) v Warburton-Millgrove; Yarra Glen 87 (B. Scott 18, Z. Vowles 17, T. Noar 2/7, S. Randal 2/6) v Coldstream 1/14 (Z. Vowles 1/2); Yarra Junction-Gruyere bye.

Under 12s Launching Place 8/153 (L Parker 28*, E. Bradley 16*, N. Berry 3/22, A. Bomford 2/10) d Yarra Junction-Gruyere 4/91 (H. Beers 7*, A. Beers 7, J. Young 1/8), Yarra Glen 3/76 d Marysville 4/73, Woori Yallock 8/36 (B. Spencer 8, Jack 3/8, Cameron 2/3) def

by Healesville Red 7/194 (Riley 48, Cameron 45, Jack 35, J.Ryan 2/16, B.Spencer 2/19); Healesville White 8/131 (C. Anderson 61*, J. Handasyde 24, H. Smith 4/7) d Seville 7/84 (H. Murphy 13*, J. Kneebone 12*, S. Drummond 3/8, C. Anderson 2/1, J. Handasyde 2/5); Warburton-Millgrove 5/111 (K. Wunhym 31*, M. Poulton 21*, N. Darvell 3/4, C. Doyle 2/17) d Mount Evelyn 4/70 (N. Darvell 24*, K. Wunhym 1/3, L. Neale 1/6, T. Hunter 1/11).

Under 10 Seville 68 def by Woori Yallock 76; Healesville 7/173 (Darcy 34*, Ryder 17, Amelia 15, Lucas 14) d Yarra Glen 11/91 (Connor 12, Milo 4/1); Coldstream 9/151 (Jace 34, Riley 20, Brody 20, Mitch 18, Jace 2/13, Brock 2/13, Caleb 2/14) drew with Warburton Black 5/151 (Thomas 37, Jayden 25, Brock 23, Alasdair 2/9, Jace 1/4, Brody 1/6, Riley 1/32); Yarra Junction-Launch 9/95 (Riley 21, Pat 10, Zane 2/3, Jai 1/5, Zac 1/6, Oliver 1/6) v Warburton White 4/132 (Zane 21, Brodie 16, Zac 9, Pat 1/15, Molly 1/20, Dean 1/16); Wandin Blue 7/150 (Austin 32, Thomas 21, Tilly 3/17) d Hoddles Creek 8/92 (Max 24, Tilly 10, Po 2/6); Wandin White 4/104 (Sasha 2/9, Amber 1/12, Ben 1/12) d Warburton Burras 8/75 (Steven 9, Gabriel 7, Aiden 6); Warburton Blue 7/101 (Joshua 11, Jack 9, Brianna 1/4, Paige 1/18) def by Launching Place 7/117 (Hill 14, Eliza 10, Sumba 2/9, Kaylee 1/10); Yarra JunctionLaunching Place 9/95 (Zane 2/10, Mitchell 2/10, Brodie 2/14) def by Warburton White 4/132 (Zane 21, Brodie 16, Zack 9); Warburton Black 143 drew with Coldstream 143 (Thomas Reuss 28, Jaiden Lever 21, Brock Caneva 19).

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Georgia wins Healesville on

top of the ladder

By Jamie Strudley YARRA RANGES ATHLETICS The sun finally came out for a round of Saturday morning’s athletics competition.

The warmth brought out the competitive spirit in the Yarra Ranges athletes with some exceptional performances, many PBs and lots of amazing smiles.

After a very hectic start to the season, the seniors had a weekend off to prepare for next Saturday when the club hosts a round of AV Shield at its Mount Evelyn venue.

The club is looking forward to welcoming athletes from throughout Victoria to its fantastic facilities for an afternoon of interclub athletics.

There might even be a few Olympians present.

Congratulations to Georgia Laven and Tayleb Willis, who secured selection in the Team Vic Athletics team with their gold medal winning performances at the Victorian All Schools track

The Under 8s take the walk event in their stride. 174973 Picture: ANIKA HOMANN-CARTER and Field Championships last weekend.

Georgia and Tayleb will compete at the Australian All Schools Athletics Championships in Adelaide in early December.

For news and photos, visit www.yarrarangesathletics.org.au or check out the Facebook page.

HEALESVILLE BOWLS Healesville 1 played the unbeaten, top-of-theladder Heatherdale 1 at home.

For the third week in a row, they have played different teams who were on top of the ladder and beaten them; hence, they are now on top of the ladder.

After leading 46/37 at the break, they again finished strongly to have a resounding win 18/103 to 0/71, winning by 32 shots with all rinks up.

Healesville 2 also played Heatherdale 4 away and had a good win, although they struggled with only Russell Smith’s team having a good win 28/12 to cover for the three losing rinks, winner overall 12/78 to 6/75. Healesville 2 is also on top of the ladder.

Saturday Pennant Healesville 1 - 18/103 d Heatherdale 1 0/71 R. Patterson 22/16, T. Pye 24/21, S. Graham 22/14, B. Simmons 35/20.

Healesville 2 - 12/79 d Heatherdale 4 6/75 C. McLaine 16/17, W. Mays 16/24, R. Smith 28/12, R. Turville 19/22.

The Healesville Corporate Challenge comes to a conclusion this week after five weeks of competitive and exciting bowling with the finals to be played. The final four of the 28 local businesses who competed in order are Pre Fab Technology, Brentwood Accommodation, Rotary and Pro Style Carpentry.

Wednesday 6pm will be an exciting night with visitors welcome.

Good win to David Murch

Burras pipped at the post

WARBURTON GOLF WEDNESDAY Stableford: The daily winner was David Murch, with 41 impressive points and runner-up was Phil Garside, with 36. Balls went down to 33. NTP winners were Murchy 3rd, Ian Garside 7th and Ron Hottes 12th.

Twilight: The winner was Ashley Hall with 21 points. The runner-up was Clint Toohey with 20.

Balls went to 17. NTPs went to Roger Mataele 11th, Noons 12th and Luke Patrick 15th. Jason Kennedy had a stunning eagle on the 13th!

SATURDAY Stroke and first round of the Club Championships: A Grade went to Junior Cross with a superb Nett 67. B Grade was won by Barry Maltman with a stunning Nett 66. Balls went down to 72.

NTP winners were Senior Cross 3rd, Paul Mason

WARBURTON BOWLS Warburton 1 played Ashburton 1 at home and a disappointing finish saw Warburton go down by two shots - 68 to 70.

Rink scores: P. Caneva 13/23; J. Brookes 20/14; J. Van Der Zweep 22/18 and M. Brennan 13/15.

They play Mulgrave 1 away on 25 November.

Good luck to all the players who are competing in the Victorian Open in Shepparton next weekend.

Warburton 2 played Bayswater 3 away and quickly created a handy lead. A steady finish saw them win 94 to 52.

Rink scores: G. Wynd 27/14; P. Summers 19/11; S. Mahoney 28/8 and G. Lewis 20/19.

They play Mooroolbark 4 at home in the next game.

5th, Kim Kennedy 9th, Jon Cross 12th and Ben Lord 15th. The Medal of Medallists went to Clint Toohey with a Nett 70.

SUNDAY Second round of Club Championships: The A Grade voucher went to Jon Cross with another super Nett score of 66. Clint Toohey is in ‘whitehot form’ also. He won B Grade with 63 Nett.

Balls extended to 71. NTPs were won by Marcus Hottes 3rd, Junior Cross 9th, Luke Patrick 12th and Sean Kennedy 15th.

At the halfway mark of the Men’s Club Championships, Jon Cross has a handy lead in the Open; no surprise that Clint Toohey leads in B Grade, Kevin Kane is a runaway leader in C Grade and Kim Kennedy leads the way in the Ladies’ Championships.

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Warburton 3 won by forfeit against Bennettswood 3. The next game is away against Burwood Districts 4 on 25 November. Hopefully, they get to play a game!

The Tuesday midweek side play its next game against Boronia 1 away on 14 November as they look to continue their improved form.

The Wednesday Night Barefoot Bowls Triples Competition started last Wednesday with several new teams and players bowling for the first time.

Professionals 29 d Thomos 6; Burra Boys 31 d Shambolics 5; Pensioners 26 d Mousekateers 2; Big Al’s 12 d Trailer Trash 10; Saint Dogs 24 d Harro’s Harley 5; G. Force 18 d Incredibowls 7; Get Schwifty 16 d Nutters 10 and Bolters 16 d Tarky’s Mob 10.

Good luck to all the teams for an enjoyable season - go Burras!

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SUDOKU No. 4161

1 3 7 8 4 9 2 7 6 4 1 3 8 5

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Solution No.4161

7 4 2 9 1 5 8 6 3

3x3 square contains the digits 1 to 9

25. A standing charge (7,3).

DOWN 1. Thanks, the card is attractive (6). 2. Warm to the girl you see a lot of in Scotland (7). 3. Mater’s gone out to get water (6). 4. A skirt-wearing lackey (6). 5. The cockney can write “tree”! (5). 7. Pass out the melting snow ball through it (5). 13. make the mistake of returning right after (3). 14. For feathers, it’s the very best time (7). 15.

How to say “Leftward turn”? (5). 17. Stand, nude and shivering, again (6). 18. A female bear, you say (6). 19. Went off to sea and the girl’s upset (6). 21. Having stolen, the agent finds himself in court (5).

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ACROSS 6. Records the scores on the wall (10). 8. It’s a foot and a quarter, pop (4). 9. The table turning still hasn’t finished (4). 10. Send away from and make up a lie to (5). 11.

Reassuring answer from the corner to “Are you in trouble?” (4). 12. For the representative, a mere inaccuracy in the contract (9). 16. Terrible crimes in which man is seen to be cruel (9). 20. He got involved in “16 across” (4). 22.

In addition, getting a spin-drier (5). 23. “The girl is crazy,” I interposed (4). 24. At the time, a little over-sweet (4).

25. A standing charge (7,3).

DOWN 1. Thanks, the card is attractive (6). 2. Warm to the girl

Clues

5 6 4 8 2 3 1 7 9

Cryptic DOWN ACROSS 1.

Useless 6. JuicinessCRYPTIC (10) PUZZLE NO. 7499 (6)

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CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7499

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CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO.7499 - SOLUTIONS Across - 6, Tapes-tries. 8, Paw-n. 9, List (anag). 10, Exile. 11, No-ok. 12, Ag-reem-ent. 16, Merci-les-s. 20, Eric (anag). 22, Rider (anag). 23, Ma-i-d. 24, T-wee. 25, Parking fee.

Down - 1, Ta-king. 2, Heat-her. 3, Stream (anag). 4, Minion. 5, ‘As-pen. 7, Sw-o-on. 13, Er-r. 14, Plum-age. 15, Draw-l (rev). 17, Endu-re. 18, Carrie (carry). 19, S’ailed (rev). 21, C-rep-t.

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DOWN Useless (6) Performer (7) Wine (6) Reply (6) Old coin (5) Buffoon (5) Employ (3) Germ (7) Tooth (5) Somnolent (6) Spice (6) Fertile (6) Snake (5)

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QUICK PUZZLE NO.7499 - SOLUTIONS Across - 6, Succulence. 8, Null. 9, Lido. 10, Rowan. 11, Yawl. 12, Departure. 16, Identical. 20, Room. 22, About.

23, Read. 24, Harm. 25, Basketball.

Down - 1, Futile. 2, Acrobat. 3, Claret. 4, Answer. 5, Penny.

7, Clown. 13, Use. 14, Microbe. 15, Molar. 17, Drowsy.

18, Nutmeg. 19, Arable. 21, Mamba.

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Quick Clues

6 3 7

CROSSWORD No. 7499

QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7499

5 6 1 7 3 2 4 8 9

7 9 3 4 6 8 1 2 5

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