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Cranbourne It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas in Cranbourne. The streets are decorated with festive colours, store windows greet shoppers with festive cheer and schools are practising for end of year concerts. At Rangebank Primary School students are tuning up for the school’s community carols evening on 5 December. From back left are Chloe, Rebekah and Jordan; middle: Daisy, Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Brayden, Sandra and Luke. Front: Emma, Scarlett and George. Full story on page 6. 175472
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With over 35 speciality stores and an abundance of major retailers, Marriott Waters Shopping Centre has this festive season all wrapped up. As centre marketing manager Kate Smith explained, the complex is home to leading retailers such as Woolworths, Aldi and Dan Murphy’s as well as a medical centre, Pharmacy, Bendigo bank and a range of dine-in and takeaway food and health, beauty and professional services. “The centre is home to some unique businesses including one of Victoria’s only 100 per cent gluten-free butchers Brian’s Meats, a raw food, vegan, sugar and gluten-free cafe; Earthy Eating and a multi-award winning hairdresser Zarr Hair who recently claimed the national Men’s and Editorial Titles at the 2017 Delorenzo ASPYA Conference in Bali,” Kate said. “And for lovers of sweets, Sweeties Choice Lolly Shop has a large range of international lollies and drinks such as Hershey’s, Pop Tarts, Razzles, Irn-Bru and Cherry Cola.” In an exciting development just in time for Christmas, Marriott Waters have recently launched a digital loyalty program: the Marriott Waters Reward Ap. “Customers simply download the App, spend a minimum of $20 in one transaction at any participating speciality store and collect a stamp,” Kate explained. “Once they collect 30 stamps, they then receive a $10 Woolworths Gift Card.
With an abundance of major retailers and specialty stores, Marriott Waters Shopping Centre has this Christmas all wrapped up. “The program is easy to join and fun with a Birthday Club and VIP Membership with random prizes and give-aways ... Over 30 speciality stores are involved and range from restaurants and take-away food to health and beauty services, gifts, news and lotto.” Marriott Waters Shopping Centre is located at the corner of Thompsons Road and Marriott Boulevard in Lyndhurst. For more information, call 8738 9129 or visit www.marriottwaterssc.com.au .
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Spare eyes from UV rays Just like skin, eyes are susceptible to both the short term and long-term effects of UV rays. According to Dr Priscilla Tricarico, an optometrist at Lynbrook Vision Centre, the facts don’t lie. Australia has some of the highest levels of UV radiation in the world UV causes 10 times the amount of damage to the eyes than to the skin Children are more sensitive to UV damage of the skin and eyes than adults 57 per cent of Australian parents routinely protect their eyes from the sun, while only 32 per cent of Australian children have their eyes protected from UV It has been estimated 20 per cent of cataracts and almost 50 per cent of pterygium treated every year in Australia is caused by exposure to sun. Dr Tricarico is urging people to protect their eyes from long-term sun damage with a pair of quality sunglasses and, most importantly, UV blocking lenses. “Enjoying our amazing local area and the outdoors with friends and family are some of the best aspects of living where we do. That’s why we are recommending sunglasses for all adults and kids as a way to encourage everyone to get out and about, but also prevent long-term eye damage. While often people see sunnies as a fashion garment, we see them as an essential item to safeguard against any vision problems in the future.” The Skin Cancer Foundation's research has shown that the eyes are 10 times more sensitive to UV than skin. “Often people think that being under a tree or wearing a hat is enough to protect them from harmful UV. However, it is crucial to wear quality lens sunglasses to protect from indirect UV damage from reflections off surfaces such as water, buildings or roads," Dr Tricarico said. “Also direct sunlight can be more prevalent at this time of year as the sun is lower in the sky especially during the morning and afternoons,
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Dr Priscilla Tricarico says sunglasses are a great present for all ages. 175123 creating an angle that streams direct sunlight into the eye.” As part of its UV awareness campaign, Lynbrook Vision Centre is urging people to take 40 minutes today that may just save their sight tomorrow. Forty minutes is all it takes for the team at Lynbrook Vision Centre to undertake a 360 degree comprehensive eye consultation. This consultation is the main weapon against avoidable vision loss and blindness by picking up early signs of eye disease, so it can be diagnosed and treated. The 360° eye consultation includes a holistic and extensive eye examination plus advice on health, diet and lifestyle and the latest eyewear solutions for maintaining healthy eyes and vision. The centre is offering 25 per cent off most sunglasses in store, as part of the UV protection promotion. This includes sunglasses that can have your unique prescripion lenses put in them. Just mention this newspaper article. Lynbrook Vision Centre is at Lynbrook Village Shopping Centre, Shop15, 75 Lynbrook Boulevard. Phone 9702 9118.
Christmas is busy, it’s often chaotic and it can be daunting for some children, especially when they come face-to-face with Santa Claus. This year Cranbourne Park is making that meeting easier. The centre has launched Quiet Santa - an exclusive opportunity for kids with special needs to take time out, and go through their lists with the big man in red. It’s a peaceful meet and greet for those families who may require assistance outside usual trading hours. Cranbourne Park marketing manager Maggie Harrison encouraged families to visit Cranbourne Park and meet Quiet Santa. “The experience of meeting Santa is something children love, but the queues and pressure can be too much for some. Quiet Santa is a personal and peaceful experience for those kids that need a little more time to get their Christmas lists checked off," Ms Harrison said. “We want to make time for every child who visits Cranbourne Park this Christmas, to meet Santa, and have their precious moment with him." Quiet Santa will be available on Sunday 3 and 10 December, 8am until 10am. This is an exclusive event for customers with sensory processing issues and other special needs who require assistance. Reservations can be made by calling the Centre Management Office on 5996 3166. Quiet Santa talks to child about his Christmas wish list.
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Get the hang of festive wreath making together
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Blairlogie Living and Learning Centre will have a colourful Christmas wreath greeting visitors this festive season thanks to Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon. As Christmas approaches, Cr Stapledon took a break from her council duties to create a crafty Christmas wreath using lolly wrappers and a coat hanger. She said the easy-to-make wreath was great to give as a thank-you gift to schools, workplaces, family, friends community groups or service providers. “I’m giving mine to Blairlogie Living and Learning Centre because of the outstanding effort they make every day to provide meaningful experiences to and help develop life skills for adults with a disability and support to their carers,” she said.
Fit to give A Cranbourne gym has come up with a novel idea to help the less fortunate this Christmas. Staff at Your Health and Fitness in Cranbourne West have designed ugly training tops, a playful take on the traditional cheesy Christmas jumper. Your Health and Fitness places heavy emphasis on supporting each individual member as well as the wider community. “We aim to support the community in all aspects – not just health and fitness," said owner Peter Mr Harrison. “Our Christmas fund-raising campaign is one we hold close to our hearts. “With several members experiencing hardship at one point or another through their lives, we feel it is important for us and our
more fortunate members to help give back and support them through the adversity they face. “Christmas is a time for giving, so we are asking our members and the local community to help raise funds by purchasing our limited edition ugly training tops or donating food and toys under the tree located on the gym floor." Mr Harrison said tops could be purchased in club but were strictly size and colour limited. One hundred per cent of the proceeds will being donated to the Red Shield Appeal. “The Red Shield appeal helps the most vulnerable Australians throughout the year, and there certainly is no better time to give than at Christmas time." The gym is at 5-7 Paramount Boulevard, Cranbourne West. Phone 1300 Your Gym.
Materials: A bag of mixed eclairs (multi coloured) 3 rolls of metallic ribbon (red/ gold/ green/ silver) 1 tree decoration 1 pair of scissors 1 roll of sticky tape 1 thick, flexible coat hanger
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Method: 1 - Bend coat hanger into a circle. 2 - Wrap the hook with metallic ribbon. 3 - Tie one end of eclairs to the coat hanger with different coloured metallic tape - alternate the colours. 4 - Curl the metal ribbon. 5 - Place the Christmas decoration (I used mistletoe with Christmas bells) at the top, centre
The finished wreath. spot of the coat hanger. 6 - Hang on door or wall. Cost: About $8. All components would make at least two wreaths. Time required: About two hours (in front of the TV) or ask the family to help.
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Casey Cardinia Libraries has erected Forgiving Trees at all its branches in the lead up to Christmas. People are welcome to contribute items of food or unwrapped gifts for people in need of support. If donors have library fines, CCL will waive their fees in acknowledgement of their generosity. Casey Cardinia Libraries CEO Chris Buckingham said the Forgiving Tree was a golden opportunity for library members with overdue items or fines to wipe the slate clean and feel good about it. “This is the season for giving and we want people across our community to know that if they pay it forward and help out others, we will return the favour,” Mr Buckingham said. “We know Christmas is a time where lots of households are under pressure to make ends meet. “As a public library service, we take great pride in providing useful and free services in safe welcoming places. “By waiving fines and encouraging people to visit our libraries we can bring people together and help celebrate the best things about community life in Casey Cardinia.” The Forgiving Tree campaign will run until 24 December and all donated goods will go to local charities. Keith Vethaak from Transit Soup Kitchen
Cranbourne Information and Support Service executive officer Leanne Petrides, librarian Wendy Morrison and CCLC CEO Chris Buckingham. 174600 welcomed the extra help at Christmas. “Cardinia Libraries Forgiving Tree means that Transit Soup Kitchen will be able to increase the number of people we support at this time of the year with much-needed food, helping families through the tough Christmas period.” Non-perishable food needs to have its packaging intact with best before dates in 2018. Christmas gifts must be new and unwrapped. Other organisations that will benefit from donations are Hampton Park Community House, the Doveton Salvation Army, WAYSS, St Mark’s Emerald and the 4Cs in Pakenham.
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Librarians love a good story tercolour pictures. Dave’s Christmas Cracker by Sue Hendra Dave loves Christmas. There are friends, decorations, presents and, best of all, there is an enormous Christmas meal including lots of Brussels sprouts. Rumble, rumble goes Dave’s tummy. Christmas is going to be explosive! The Bush Santa illustrated by Mandy Foot As the sun sets on Christmas Eve, the Bush Santa’s big night begins. He travels around Australia delivering special presents to all the Aussie animals from the cockies in Cairns and the crocs of the Top End, to the wallabies in Canberra and the quokkas of Rottnest Island. An Aussie Night before Christmas by Yvonne Morrison Christmas in the middle of an Australian summer means Santa has to find new ways to deliver his presents. The obvious solutions are to don a sun hat, shorts and a pair of thongs, not to mention ditching the sleigh and reindeer for roos and a ute. Each line of this traditional verse has been rewritten with Aussie references.
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Children love festive story books and books make great stocking fillers. Star asked librarians at the Casey Cardinia Library Corporation for their top five Christmas books for children. Pig the elf by Aaron Blabey No one loves Christmas more than Pig. And the world’s greediest Pug will stay up all night to get his presents. Why I love Christmas Illustrated by Daniel Howarth Featuring children’s own words, this book is an ideal stocking filler. From Christmas trees to Christmas cake and everything in between, it includes the things that children love about Christmas. Santa Claus and the three bears by Maria Modugno Papa Bear, Mama Bear and Baby Bear weren’t expecting any company when they went for a walk on Christmas Eve. This book delivers a festive twist on Goldilocks and the Three Bears, with Santa Clause stepping in as a cheerful intruder. The prose is accompanied by beautiful wa-
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What would be the best part of Christmas for an 11-year-old? Families coming together on Christmas Day to cut the turkey, listening to grandpa recount stories of Christmas past, or reading the Christmas cracker jokes? No - probably not! It’s the presents - right! Waking up early on Christmas Day, excitement overflowing, digging deep into the stocking under the Christmas tree, hoping desperately that Santa had left that singular ‘must-have’ toy is a memory that many of us share. For my generation, the ‘must-have’ was a Tamagotchi or Game Boy. Surely, they were on
everyone’s wish lists in the ’90s! Of course these days the ‘must-have’ is a new type of technology - far more sophisticated and expensive than our childhood Christmas presents. Today, Generation Z is all about tablets and iPads. They are the must-have ‘toys’ of 2017! Even I, as a digital technology teacher, and someone who appreciates the value of such technology, finds it hard to justify that expense at any time of the year - let alone at Christmas time. Thanks to the right kind of marketing and growing trends in information and communication technology, digital commercialism and consumerism has gone into overdrive with retailers big and small doing all they can to push the latest in trending tech under Gen Z’s noses while simultaneously putting their parents’ noses out of joint. If this situation is ringing (or jingling) bells for anyone, the last thing they want to be doing is forking out extra dollars for the latest bundle of game apps from Google Play or the App Store to accompany the device that the house
has just been re-mortgaged for. So, as my Christmas present to parents, here is a list of five free apps to add to that new iPad or tablet device. These are apps that I have used as a multimedia and robotics teacher and are designed to entertain, inform and educated even the most mischievous of Santa’s elves. Best of all they are free! Scratch Jr With Scratch Jr, children learn important new skills as they program their own interactive stories and games. This is a great app to introduce the concept of coding to children. (6+) Think and Learn Code-a-pillar A fun game that needs the player to navigate through a series of maze and number games. This engaging game helps to develop a child’s problem solving skills via working through solutions to obstacles and basic mathematical problems. (4+) Bee-Bot This app enables children to improve their skills in directional language and program-
ming through sequences of forwards, backwards, left and right (90 degree turn) movements. (5+) Kodable - Coding for Kids This is an award-winning app which is designed to teach computer science to primary students. (4+) BrainPOP Featured Movie An app that has a range of free featured movie topics daily which often tie in to current events, historical milestones and figures, holidays and more. Written with humour and age appropriate voice, BrainPOP’s entertaining and informative animations are recognised across the world. (4+) I hope the five free apps mentioned above bring some Christmas peace - and quiet - over the holiday season. Feel free to write me a list (remember to check it twice) of apps that keep children definitely and digitally engaged with their learning outside of the classroom. Until next time, have a tech-tastic Christmas.
Art show precedes carols at Rangebank Rangebank Primary Schools students are well and truly in the swing of Christmas as they eagerly anticipate the school’s combined community carols evening and art show on Tuesday 5 December. The art show runs from 4pm to 5.15pm followed by the community carols beginning at 5.30pm. Principal Colin Avery said everyone was
welcome to bring a rug and settle in for an Australian- themed festive celebration. “This is a wonderfully relaxed community event where the children perform for their parents and begin the Christmas festive theme. With a variety of Christmas carols and songs sung by all levels, it will be a great family night,” he said. Sausages and soft drinks will be on sale
from the school council food stall. A raffle will raise money to redevelop the senior courtyard and help fund the new multipurpose extension. Mr Avery said children from all levels would perform on the night with the Foundation and Year 6 students on stage together. “The school choir will also perform prior to visiting retirement homes later in the month.”
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Singing on a silent night Get into the festive spirit and enjoy traditional carols by candlelight across Casey. Here is a list of the events scheduled throughout December. Cranbourne Community Christmas Carols Date: Sunday 10 December Time: 6.30pm-8.30pm Venue: Corner Russell and Childers streets, Cranbourne Free community event hosted by Cranbourne Presbyterian Church and St John’s Anglican Church. Join in community carol singing featuring Cranbourne Chorale and Shu Cheen Yu. Bring a chair, picnic rug and candle. There will be a craft tent for children, a free sausage sizzle and 250 free showbags for children aged 3-12.
Cost: Gold coin donation Narre Warren North Community Carols Date: Saturday 9 December Time: 6.30pm-10pm Venue: A’Beckett Road Reserve, corner Tom Jones and A’Beckett roads, Narre Warren North Cost: Voluntary donation Organiser: Narre Warren North Uniting Church Hampton Park Carols by Candlelight Date: Friday 15 December Time: 7.30pm-9.45pm Venue: Cairns Road Reserve, corner Cairns Road and Campbell Drive, Hampton Park Cost: Free
Clyde Carols by Candlelight Date: Saturday 2 December Time: 5.30pm-9pm Venue: 500 Soldiers Road, Clyde Cost: Free Organiser: Gethsemane Church
Berwick Carols Date: Saturday 16 December 2017 Time: 7pm-9.30pm Venue: Edwin Flack Reserve, Manuka Road, Berwick. Cost: Free
Endeavour Hills Carols by Candlelight Date: Saturday 9 December Time: 5pm-9.30pm Venue: 2-8 Gleneagles Drive, Endeavour Hills Cost: Gold coin donation Organiser: South Eastern Christian Centre
Carols by Twilight Date: Sunday 24 December Time: 6pm-9.30pm Venue: Max Pawsey Recreation Reserve, 340350 Princes Highway, Narre Warren Organiser: Casey City Church
Christmas on the Foreshore Date: Friday 15 December Time: 6pm-10pm Venue: Tooradin Recreation Reserve, Foreshore Road, Tooradin
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A woman walks to the front door of Cranbourne Public Hall to leave a letter of apology after allegedly taking plants from the hall's garden bed. Picture: CASEY CRIME PAGE But since the thief hasn’t bothered to leave any reimbursement, Mr Grant decided to again post CCTV footage of the thief leaving an apology note under the door at Cranbourne Public Hall on Facebook. “She’s had her chance, and she doesn’t obviously want to return the money, so stuff her,” he said. Mr Grant thought the apology note seemed “quite legitimate”. “Once we read it, we decided among ourselves if she returns the money we’ll let it go and we’ll not do anything about it.” “If she doesn’t obviously come back with the money, then we may take further action.” He said no contact phone number was left on the note. “She obviously doesn’t realise once again we have CCTV and we’ll capture you.”
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Every year they roll around, as regular as Christmas - you know who I’m talking about. Yep, it’s the ever-growing clan of Christmas grinches. A new one’s born every minute, and an old one dies every year. And I should know - I was one, back in the day. And it begs the question - do you grow out of, or into, being a grinch? As a younger man, I “bah, humbug"ged with the best of them. “Ho-frickin’ho" was another well-used classic. I decried the commercial face of Christmas. I sneered mightily at its alleged goodwill to all men. But now I have a little grey snow on the temples of my Christmas roof, I have put away my childish views. Every year can afford just a little time for merriment - a time in which we put away the calculator and leave our cares to one side for a while. So a council should be able to find, in its heart and in its coffers, a little love and a little cash to spread some Christmas joy on its main streets - and so should we all. And let me be cheeky enough to point out that we seem to find public time and space for just about every other “day" - up to and including International Groundhog Day - so a little love for the festive season from our council burghers shouldn’t go astray. The point is often made that we should be this way all year round - but I think maybe that’s asking a little much. So let’s focus on the joy of the festive season in this lucky country - and let’s do it with a smile in our hearts and some Christmas decorations in our streets. Let freedom ring! Jason Beck
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Check in for all that is jolly at Bunjil Place this month, with enough entertainment and activity to make any Grinch think twice. A Very Merry Block Party
Christmas at Bunjil Place For the first time ever, Bunjil Place is decking its halls and setting the scene for a magical Christmas with all the trimmings!
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Drink driver claim A man accused of killing a mother and daughter in a two-car crash outside Lighthouse Christian College was allegedly intoxicated and disqualified from driving at the time, according to police charge sheets. Thomas Charles Adamson, 26, of Devon Meadows, wore a neckbrace and sat in a wheelchair during the filing hearing at Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on 24 November. Several times, he dabbed his eyes with a bunched-up tissue as he clutched a water bottle between his thighs. Adamson faces charges of culpable driving causing the death of 14-year-old Lighthouse
student Xinyu Yuan and her mother Mei-Li Dai. Ms Dai and Xinyu were pulling out in a car onto South Gippsland Highway, Devon Meadows when struck by an oncoming vehicle on the evening of Wednesday, 9 August. Adamson was also charged with driving while disqualified, under the influence, and with an alleged blood-alcohol reading of between .12 and .165 at the time. He was also charged with dangerous driving causing Xinyu and Ms Dai’s deaths. Adamson was bailed to appear for committal mention at Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on 25 January.
Heavily armed police swarm a Cranbourne North home where a 17- year-old boy was arrested for public nuisance, making false report to police, and using telecommunication device to menace. Picture: CHANNEL SEVEN
Boy arrested By Brendan Rees Thomas Adamson leaves Melbourne Magistrates' Court. 175529 Picture: CAM LUCADOU-WELLS
Cricket club left stumped by thieves By Brendan Rees
MELBOURNE’S PSYCHIC EXPO Pearcedale Cricket Club vice-president Jason Morris stands at the club's front doors, which were Pictures: BRENDAN REES damaged by intruders. 175703 do now to upgrade our system and hopefully deter it from happening again.” Mr Williams said money was already tight at the club. “We’ve been lucky enough to get a little sponsorship which has helped out a lot, that’s been good. One of our better years and then something like this happens.” Casey Crime Investigation Unit is investigating. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or Casey Crime Investigation Unit on 9705 3111. Pearcedale Cricket Club is hosting a Twnety20 match against Flinders for the Jack Peacock Cup this Sunday, 3 December at 3.30pm. Everyone is welcome to attend and support the club. Drinks at the bar and a barbecue will be available.
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Pearcedale Cricket Club members have been left stumped after callous thieves stole slabs of alcohol from their clubrooms during the early hours of Monday morning, 27 November. Pearcedale Cricket Club vice-president Andrew Williams said at about 12am thieves made away with about $700 worth of alcohol and a safe that was bolted to the floor after forcing their way into the club’s double aluminium framed glass doors at Pearcedale Recreation Reserve. He said it was lucky no money was kept in the safe but the intruders “pretty well trashed the front doors,” leaving a damage bill of about $5000. He said the thieves also took off with about $400 cash from the till float after rummaging through the bar. “It’s a bit disappointing because we’re getting back on our feet this year after a couple of bad years in terms of no sponsorship. “We are insured so we hope to get some back from our insurance for the loss of property. Things like this you don’t expect to happen and have to deal with.” Mr Williams said no cricket equipment was taken and it appeared the intruders knew there was a safe in the cool room. “They didn’t look anywhere else. They went straight to the safe in the cool room.” “We had a cupboard which had a lot of apparel in it which they had broken into - once they saw it was apparel they didn’t really care.” He said the thieves also forced their way through a steel door before breaking a lock on the cool room. “They knew exactly what they were looking for. They would’ve had some decent equipment to get the safe out. It wasn’t a big safe but it was bolted to the concrete,” adding it would’ve been a “big job to get that out.” He said no one used the safe, adding “They would’ve got a bit a shock when they went to all that trouble.” He said the club’s security system was “old and tired” and in need of upgrading. “It’s another expense we’re going to have to
A teenager was arrested outside his Cranbourne North home on Friday 24 November after allegedly sending threatening social media posts to a metropolitan TV network. Local police and heavily armed members of the Critical Incident Response Team swooped on the teen’s house in Fairway Boulevard about 4.30pm. Police confirmed a 17 year-old boy was arrested “without incident” and there were no injuries to either himself or police. Channel Seven reported the television network’s social media site received a series of social media messages, detailing terror threats about 12.30pm last Friday. Casey Crime investigation Unit detectives have charged the boy with public nuisance, making false reports to police and using telecommunication device to menace. Sergeant Tony Henry said it remained unclear who sent the messages, and inquiries would be conducted to confirm who was involved in the incident. Asked if the social media posts were terrorism-related, he said, “Sort of, but the problem is it’s a kid, so we don’t want to delve too deep. At this stage, there’s a few allegations of phone hacking and stuff like that, so it may not be him.”
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What is something people don’t know about you? Well that’s obviously a secret. How did you get first get involved in theatre? I was interested in doing costumes for the Escapees as it started when I was in Year 12 and I went along, got involved and the rest is history. I never thought I would direct a show let alone ever be on stage. What was your most memorable moment? Perhaps memorable for the wrong reasons, but my first time on stage scared me almost to death. It was incredibly intimidating and I remember wishing I could take it back at the time and hide away, but I am so glad I did it because I am still here 10 years later and have changed for the better. What theatre show would you most like to direct or perform in and why? I hope that one day we can do a full-on musical, with a live band and all the dancing and jazz hands that go with it. Something like The Book Of Mormon (from more recently) or maybe Rock of Ages, Hairspray - something big and loud. What is your favorite book? There are far too many to choose from, you’re talking to a bookworm here. Which six dinner quests, dead or alive, would you invite to a dinner party? Elvis Presley, Hillary Clinton, Jimmy Fallon, Bing Crosby, Laura Keen, Shonda Rhimes. What would your last meal be? Some sort of Mexican food and a very large margarita. At school I.... ...was very quiet and withdrawn until I was
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with my friends. I was quite studious but also loved the creative classes. I never like Drama though, which in hindsight is really odd. What has been your most embarrassing moment? Must have been erased from my fleeting memory.
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What is the best concert or production you have seen? This is too hard a question for a theatre lover. Some of the best include Book of Mormon, All Shook Up, Rock of Ages, Anything Goes, Aladdin, Rocky Horror, Phantom of the Opera. Not to mention all the concerts!
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Kelly’s taste of victory By Brendan Rees Kelly’s Motor Club Hotel in Cranbourne has proved a soaring success after celebrating big wins at Australian Hotels Association state awards for excellence. The hotel took out the overall regional hotel of the year and best casual dining, in front of 1200 guests and professionals of the hotel industry during a gala dinner at The Palladium at Crown on Tuesday 21 November. Hotel manager Michael Goldie said the team was “gobsmacked” to receive hotel of the year. “We were rapt at winning the best casual dining. Everyone thought ‘how good is this’. Then to get the overall hotel we were gobsmacked. After that we couldn’t believe it. We were blown away by winning Best Regional Hotel. “It was a total surprise when we won it.” Mr Goldie, an employee of 40 years with Kelly’s Motor Club Hotel said: “We’re a local pub and we want to stay a pub. We don’t really go for the gastropub. We still think we’re still basically a pub.” He said the hotel took pride in supporting the Cranbourne community. “We are extremely proud to be a part of Cranbourne’s history and feel our winning contributes positively to our community.” He said there were close to 90 staff employed with the hotel - “a great percentage local, a great percentage young and a great percentage pursuing further education”. He said the hotel was also the largest supplier of scholarships in Cranbourne with “$50,000 to local schools this Christmas”. “Basically 10 primary schools get $5000 each. This is used to help the parents transition their kids into secondary education. “We’ve been doing this for over 20 years. We also assist various sporting, charity, volunteer,
Carlton United Breweries executive Tim Ockleshaw, left, presents the regional Hotel of the Year to Kelly’s Motor Club Hotel owner Paul Stocks, right, and his wife Lee. Picture: CONTRIBUTED church and retirement homes, to mention a few. “We have no particular demographic, catering for seniors, millennials, tradies and vast and varied groups. We’re also pretty popular with private functions.”
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I notice that the Webb Street area of Narre Warren is once again undergoing a council 'makeover’. Some years ago now I suggested to the then mayor, Sam Aziz, that in the interests of better traffic flow in the area, Malcolm Court should be made one-way only in from Webb Street to Sylvia Lane. By doing this, all traffic coming out of that area would then have to use Sylvia Lane and the Webb Street roundabout, which would surely be better than having traffic coming out of Malcolm Court. Malcolm Court is after all, barely wide enough for two vehicles to pass, without considering the parking allowed on the north side of it outside the chemist. Do it once and do it properly. Terry Walsh, Narre Warren South.
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matic Stress Disorder can last for a month, three months, one year or even more in some cases. Unfortunately suffering from PTSD does not immediately qualify a victim of crime for financial compensation. Although a victim of crime may be compensated for other costs, or provided, with free counselling services by VOCAT. I believe this is totally inadequate. It's time the Victorian government recognised the psychological impact crime has on the victims confidence and behavior. Victims of crime should be entitled to be paid 80 per cent of their minimum wage, like any victims of road trauma, for up to one year to help them recover from their traumatic experience. A person’s psychological health is no less important than their physical fitness. John Glazebrook, Endeavour Hills.
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A win for Dr Hope By Brendan Rees The community has rallied behind a cancer survivor during a High Tea fund-raiser at Wilson Botanic Park in Berwick on Sunday 19 November in her quest to beat the harrowing disease. Cancer victim Effie Atkins says the community’s response in supporting her campaign to raise money for ‘Dr Hope’ - an oncologist position to support Monash Health’s clinical cancer trials - had been nothing short of amazing. Effie’s life turned around after she offered herself as a guinea pig for an experimental trial at Monash Hospital - a new form of cancer treatment that mobilises a person’s immune system to fight the disease.
Her tumour has shrunk, and she remains in good health. The 66-year-old grandmother from Berwick said the High Tea “turned out to be a spectacular success.” “Almost 100 people paid to attend, and enjoyed a really beautiful afternoon.” “Music was provided by local choir leader and musician Simon Loveless, and vocalist Georgia Lillycrapp.” Effie said guest speaker Dr Ben Markman of the Monash Clinical Drug Trials unit explained the purpose of the event, and the fund-raising campaign, adding: “People were very interested to listen to the speech.” “With this event the campaign to date has already raised just short of $10,000. A big than-
Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing 16-year-old Colin McGee. The Cranbourne teen was last seen on Friday 10 November in the Morwell area. Police have concerns for Colin’s welfare due to his age and the length of time he has been missing. Colin is described as 170cm tall, thin to medium build, brown hair and brown eyes. Colin is known to frequent the Frankston, Morwell and Preston areas. Police have also released an image of Colin in the hope someone recognises him and can provide information regarding his current whereabouts. Anyone with information about Colin is asked to contact Cranbourne Police Station on 5991 0600.
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The cup is at the Bunjil Place function centre, Patrick Northeast Drive, Narre Warren from 3-7pm. Players Jack Graham, Steve Morris and Ryan Garthwaite will share the premiership love from 4-6pm.
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a teenager and her mother outside the Cranbourne Lighthouse Christian College in August. Casey Highway Patrol Sergeant Pat McGavigan said police across the state would target heavy vehicle drivers in Operation Austrans which starts on Monday 27 November to Saturday 9 December. “Victoria Police supports the City Of Casey with their concerns for speeding vehicles - all vehicles including trucks, and will take action if detecting speeding vehicles to improve road safety and reduce road trauma.” Sgt McGavigan said police would continue to target all road users to make the “road network a safer place”.
Tiger Time Richmond’s freshly-minted AFL Premiership cup visits Bunjil Place on Friday, 1 December.
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The heat is on The crowd at Casey’s first public White Ribbon Day event braved high temperatures to support a worthy cause. Without any shade, the audience in Bunjil Place’s outdoor plaza sweltered mid-day temperatures in the thirties on 24 November. Perhaps it’s time for Bunjil the Eagle to spread a shadecloth over the plaza for summer events?
Help me, Mum! A young woman got quite the shock when she rocked up a few hours late for her Dandenong Magistrates’ Court appearance. A friendly court clerk told her that due to her absence, there was a warrant out for her arrest. The woman whips out her mobile phone to make a call. Was it to her lawyer? Well, according to the caller ID on screen, her call was to ‘Mummy’.
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(217430) Located in the sought after Coastal Village of Cannons Creek is this massive 2.5 acre plus block just waiting to be built on. Having large frontage, this property allows for great access and the best part of all is its practically right the water. Perfect for that dream lifestyle of being able to launch your boat not even a minute from home! This property it closely situated to the local general store, parks & jetty, and is only an hour’s drive to Melbourne.
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“room For Your caravan or boat” (217446) Fantastic 4 bedroom home in a quiet but handy court location, full ensuite & WIR to the master the main bathroom also has a 6 jet corner spa, we also have 2 huge separate living areas. The large timber kitchen has a 4 burner gas cooktop, wall oven & dishwasher & ceramic tiled flooring, the house also comes with a pull down screen & projector & Bose indoor/ outdoor speaker system. Outdoors we have a sail shade patio entertaining area, 3 car garage or two plus workshop with internal home access. 626m² approx. block with established gardens & off street parking room for those larger vehicles.
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“Fantastic home - hunt cLub Location” (217449) One of the best homes we have on sale right now nestled in a dress circle location offering 3 good sized bedrooms +study, 2 separate living areas, ducted heating, evaporative cooling & a well appointed kitchen. Outdoors we have an extension of your living areas with a pergola patio area with stone benches, bbq & built in sink, all on approx. 576m2 a double garage.
$589,000 Frankston north
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(217431) Situated in Botanic Ridge on a 551sqm block. -Main bdr at the front of the home with large WIR & ensuite, twin vanities & 1200 shower. 2 dbl bdr with BIR + home office/4th bedroom, cinema room which include projector and screen. Open plan kitchen/meals/family area, DLUG, & landscape gardens.No Body Corporate. Botanic Ridge is in close proximity to Settlers Run Golf Course.
(217463) 4 bedrooms, huge master bedroom with WIR & full ensuite, all bedrooms have robes.The kitchen has s/steel under bench oven & gas cooktop also ducted heating, two separate living areas plus outdoors we have a huge merbau decked pergola patio area, double garage under roofline with auto door & rear access door for cars boat or trailer.
(217433) Located on a quiet Street in the heart of Frankston North is this well-built home perfect for FHB’s & Investors. 3 bedroom home. Huge 577m2 block Approx.Timber floors.Large backyard for kids to play. Single car carport & workshop. With new carpet to the bedrooms, new kitchen appliance & a fresh coat of paint to the inside & out, what more could you ask for?
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(217453) Located approx.100mts from the water, this lovely 3 bedroom weatherboard property, features a 2 way bathroom with spa bath, 2 toilets, 9ft ceilings and an open plan living area. Kitchen includes Bosch dishwasher & WIP, large outdoor entertaining decked area, 4 car garage, on a large 922m² (approx.) block, walk to the water and only a short distance from the boat ramp.
(217448) Being sold as an establishment (house) only on a huge 1170m2 block. Ideal for your dream home or whatever STCA. 3 Bedrooms, 2 toilets and great living areas with open fireplace, 2 x split systems, plus air con. 3 phase power with 15klwt of solar panels - 60 panels SAVE $$$. This is a unique property only a short walk to the jetty.
(217392) This property is located only meters away from Sandhurst Shopping Centre & Cranbourne West Primary School. Featuring 4 bedroom, two bathrooms, separate lounge, open kitchen meals area, ducted heating. Set on a 480m² block with double lock up garage. Currently leased on a month to month basis @ $1,413 PCM. Call office for an inspection.
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(217408) A spacious 3 bedroom home with updated kitchen consisting of wall oven, gas cooktop & dishwasher. We also have a s/system for heating & cooling plus gas heating ensuring year round comfort energy efficient led downlights, ceramic tiles to wet areas & new carpets. Outdoors we have a large pergola and ample fruit trees all on this magnificent 778m² approx. block.
(217409) 4 bedroom + study home, comprising 3 living areas, rumpus, home theatre room plus family & dining areas. Great kitchen with 5 burner cooker, dishwasher & WIP. Evaporative cooling & Coonara ensure year round comfort. We also have a 6sqr garage with internal house access, outdoor you have a gazebo heated spa area, 9.5mtr x 6mtr barn shed with 3 phase power.
(217391) A large family home in a quiet location. Featuring 4 bedrooms, walk in robe, full ens. Separate lounge, modern kitchen with s/s appliances. Family area, 2 x air conditioners, ducted heating & floating floor boards. All set on approx. 523m² block overlooking park land. Currently leased until July 2018 at $1452 PCM.
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$539,000 bittern
$289,000 cranbourne
$649,990
“suitabLe For DePenDents, 5 beDrooms”
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(217452) Large home set up for dependents/ relatives. 3 bthrms, master having F/ENS & WIR, main bthrm & another one, 3 bdrms & separate living area, ducted heating & s/system cooling, the kitchen has s/s appl. gas cooktop & under bench oven & d/w, with 40mm C/stone benchtops. Large entertaining area with gas log fire zoned away from the main lounge & family room. A DLUG on 541m2.
(217451) If I can’t find another one then neither can you, fantastic location ,private level block just about ready to start building on generous 320m2 battleaxe block close to Bittern village and handy for schools, don’t waste time call Frank Barrett today.
(217404) 4 Bdrms, 3 bthrms & 2 living. 2 generous bdrms with bthrm plus sitting area, & a further 2 bdrms, one is a master bdrm with a generous WIR & ensuite plus study/ nook & main bthrm. A spacious kitchen. S/Steel D/washer, 2xA/C, gas ducted heating, plus gas wall furnace, gas & electric H/W. Pergola patio area with 6 person spa +2 car garage on a 620m2 block possible dual occ. STCA.
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FOR SOME LUXURIOUS LIVING PICTURE clusters of canopy trees and meandering streets, and wetland or nature reserves that form a stunning backdrop to new homes and that gives an idea of what living at Canopy at Amstel will be like. Located on the grounds of the former Amstel golf club, Canopy is a new landmark address in Melbourne’s south-east, offering a unique urban environment. Set across 50 stunning hectares, the spectacular landscape setting presents a rare opportunity to create a community with a truly superior lifestyle that is unlike any other in the City of Casey. Situated just three kilometres from the heart of Cranbourne, convenience at Amstel is never compromised says Marketing Manager Graham Nolan.
“Residents will have the advantage of established amenities and infrastructure close at hand,” he says. “Future residents will enjoy easy access to the Western Port Highway, South Gippsland Highway, EastLink, the Monash Freeway and Princes Freeway, while Cranbourne and Merinda Park train stations are also close-by.” They’ll also get the chance to spend their weekends enjoying major local attractions such as Casey Recreation and Aquatic Centre (RACE), Cranbourne Racecourse and Recreation Reserve and the beautiful Royal Botanic Gardens. To secure this urban lifestyle in a breathtaking natural environment, visit www. canopyamstel.com.au or the office at 1000 Cranbourne-Frankston Road, Cranbourne.
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Notice of Making of a Local Law Casey Community Local Law 2018. On 21 November 2017 City of Casey Council made a new Local Law titled Casey Community Local Law 2018. The following information about the Local Law is provided in accordance with Section 119(3) of the Local Government Act 1989. Purpose and General Purport of the Local Law; 1. Introduce new definitions and make some amendments to existing defined terms 2. Ability to seek review of decisions made under the Local Law 3. Ability to correct errors made to permits 4. Amend some penalty amounts 5. Create offences relating to; I. Noise and Nuisance from Audible Alarms II. Storage of (registered) vehicles on road III. Smoking within the Bunjil Place precinct IV. Use of Drones on Private Property The Local Law will come into operation on 1 January 2018. The current City of Casey Community Local Law 2/2010 will be repealed at midnight, 31 December 2017. A copy of the Local Law may be inspected or obtained during office hours at the City of Casey Customer Service Centre, Bunjil Place, Patrick North East Drive, Narre Warren, and on line at www.casey.vic.gov.au
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Public Notice NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR A PLANNING PERMIT 30 Hyssop Drive HALLAM VIC 3803 Lot 163 LP 204667U
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WHAT’S ON range of supportive groups are also offered for people to become involved in, such as the Carers’ Hub on Tuesdays which is welcoming space for carers to join together and receive support and information from professionals. The group also enjoy a two-course meal together. Hampton Park Uniting Church, 1 Coral Drive, Hampton Park. Activities can be viewed on its Facebook page. For more information contact Farrah or Jo via email on narrehamptonparkuc@bigpond.com or call on 9799 7994.
Christmas trees Friends of Ermera are selling fresh Christmas trees in three sizes at Akoonah Park Sunday market. All proceeds support education and training programs in the Ermera district of Timor Leste. Trees are also able to be ordered from friends. of.ermera.president@gmail.com or 0418 557 988. Delivery available in City of Casey for $5. The trees are on sale at Akoonah Park market, Cardinia Street, Berwick, on Sundays, 10 and 17 December, 8am-1.30pm. Trees range from 7 foot ($70), 6 foot ($60) and 5 foot ($50).
Carols by Candlelight Gethsemane Church, a not-for-profit, charitable organisation is preparing for their very first Carols by Candlelight in Clyde. Barry Bourke Motors in Berwick is the major sponsor for the event and the church is happy to accept more people who wish to be involved with the event to become a sponsor or a partner. The event will include free kids’ amusements in addition to a sausage sizzle, burger stand, free food and many more attractions. Performers this year are Yours Truly, Derrick Junkeer, Mel Manuel, Lisa Ann, Noami Horsley, Dancin’Lines, and Ebony Portelli, Triple Treat Talent Academy, and Gethsemane Church Choir. There will be 2000 vouchers valued at $500 each on offer for the first 2000 attendees at the event, compliments of Barry Bourke Motors – to put towards a purchase of new or used car. Hillcrest Christian College, 500 Soldiers Road, Clyde North, on Saturday 2 December, from 6pm-9pm. Inquiries to Kerrigan LaBrooy on 0404 875 647 or Richard Walker on 0410 584 595 or email gethsemanechurch@bigpond.com.
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10th Annual Christmas Lunch Hampton Park Uniting Church is celebrating its 10th annual Christmas lunch. The church welcomes you and your family to join them for lots of fun and great food. Hampton Park Uniting Church, 1 Coral Drive, Hampton Park, starting at 11.30am (RSVP 8 December). If you would like to volunteer on Christmas Day or be a part of the 10th celebration of Christmas Lunch, contact 9799 7994 or email: narrehamptonparkuc@bigpond.com International day of People with a Disability and City of Casey are hosting a fete in Cranbourne. The market is an opportunity for those with disabilities to promote their achievements and amazing abilities. The event was started in 2015, and was supported by the Communities in Partnership group and also funded by the City of Casey to assist in promoting disability awareness in the wider community. Craft, cooking, woodwork and other handmade items such as gift cards will be available. Entertainment includes dance and music groups. For those younger members of the community there will also be an animal farm and additional activities to participate and join in. The Communities in Partnership group is a group of various not-forprofit services in the area of Casey, which looks at supporting those with disabilities in Casey that may also be looking for further community participation. Greg Clydesdale Square at 97 Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne, on Friday 1 December
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Sequence line-dancing, which is line-dance at a slower tempo for older movers, is held on Thursday afternoons by Casey Cardinia Life Activities Club. Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House, 21A Bemersyde Drive, Berwick, on Thursdays, 2pm-4.30pm. Details from Val on 0417 039 753.
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Tuesday playgroup Your child can socialise and make great friends at a small and fun Tuesday playgroup. The group is supervised and facilitated by an experienced playgroup leader, with craft activities, songs, story-time and outdoor play. For children up to four years of age. Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South, Tuesdays, 9.30-11.30am. Bookings on 9704 2781.
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Jonah has Swans in a spin By Nick Creely Talented young spinner Jonah Serong represents the future of the Casey-South Melbourne Cricket Club. The 16-year-old Longwarry product is making waves in the elite Victorian Premier Cricket competition, after a string of impressive white ball performances that have left some of the top batsmen in the state scratching their heads. In his first season down at Casey Fields, Serong - who has similarities in style and action with former South African captain Johan Botha - started the season in the twos, and despite bowling tightly, was unable to take a wicket in the first four games. But coach Prabath Nissanka saw enough against Dandenong in Round 4, and called the youngster into the top side to add a different dynamic to his bowling mix. On debut against Geelong at home on 11 November, Serong bamboozled the Cats to take 2/24 off his 10, before encouraging performances against Frankston Peninsula (0/37 off 10) and Carlton (0/44 off four). But as the Swans look to resurrect their season, Serong has added the zest in recent weeks, with outstanding displays against Greenvale (1/11 off four), Northcote (3/16) and Melbourne Uni (3/16) in Twenty20s turning heads and frustrating batsmen. The youngster is the first to admit he’s probably surprised himself with how well he is going so quickly in such a historic and famous competition. “I didn’t really know what to expect (coming into Premier Cricket) - I couldn’t take a wicket in the twos and was brought up to the ones, and it’s started to happen,” he said. Serong’s style of bowling isn’t defined as
conventional, but has a love for the game that will get him through any curveballs it throws at him. “I’m not a massive turner of the ball, and I like to adjust my pace and flight - I’m probably not a traditional off-spinner who turns it, so I like to change it up somehow,” he said. “I started teaching myself how to bowl spin at a junior level - it’s only been the last couple of years that I’ve had a bit of coaching on it. “I just enjoy my cricket - if I’m up or down, or bowling well or not well, I still enjoy it.” While Serong has dominated the junior landscape of the Warragul District for several years, it was a terrific Under 17 National Championships in 2016/17 - where he took 10 wickets at 22.7 at a brilliant economy rate of 3.8 - that sparked his arrival at the Swans. “I spoke to a few people at Casey about going down there, but making the Under 17 Victorian side and doing well there proved I had the potential,” he said. And the club couldn’t be happier to have him in their ranks. “It is his first season, and he’s got great pace variation - he’s not a big turner of the ball yet, but that will come,” Nissanka said of his young spinner. “The way he takes on the challenges are very good - he’s very positive about his bowling, and he’s learning quickly as well, I’m very impressed. “He’s a really good talent.” And Serong himself believes he has a great future at the club, which is building with a host of young players that will take the club forward. “There are lots of young players there (at Casey) - I think the oldest player at the club is 26, so that’s how young we really are, and we have potential.“
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Nervous wait is over for AFL draftees By Nick Creely Through all the sacrifice and hard work that youngsters have put in all over the country, it all came down to Friday night’s AFL draft, where local TAC club Dandenong Stingrays had one if it’s finest in recent memory. In total, the Stingrays had three players taken in the first round, and two players taken in the second, with just one player selected by an interstate club. At pick 35, Berwick local Oscar Clavarino was snared by St Kilda, with the 195cm intercept king joining fellow teammate Hunter Clark as another Stingray to head to Linen House. As co-captain of the Rays, and of premiership side Haileybury, Clavarino will be earmarked as a future leader of the Saints, and one that could step straight into AFL level and have an impact. “(I’m) really excited - I just can’t wait to be a part of it, and I guess it’s a boyhood dream come true,” Clavarino told Saints Media. “To a degree it was relief (being drafted), but also excitement - I’m just really happy, and it’s been a dream of mine for so long now, and it’s finally come alive. “It’s an opportunity to further myself as a person and on the field as well.” The St Kilda media team was on hand to deliver Saints fans an insight into Oscar’s family and home, with cameras set up to capture the emotional reaction after having his name read out. St Kilda List and Recruiting Manager Tony Elshaug described the young key defender as a “good leader”, with Saints fans excited to see how the defender’s career will unfold. “We think he is made of the right stuff and as an 18-year-old key defender we think he fits perfectly onto our list. He also played at the Dandenong Stingrays with Hunter, so a couple more Stingers through the door. He’s a Berwick boy who went to school with Josh Battle out at Haileybury,” he said. “We’re really pleased to have Oscar on board.” After initially being touted as the Stingrays’ sixth number one draft selection, game breaking midfielder Luke Davies-Uniacke was selected with pick number four to the North 20 STAR NEWS
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Melbourne Football Club after surprisingly slipping down the order in what could be the biggest steal of the draft. As a big bodied midfielder, Davies-Uniacke will add instant class, grunt and leadership to a young Kangaroos midfield, and showcased his immense talent by dragging the Rays back from 50-points down in an elimination final this season. “I’m over the moon - it’s so surreal, you kind of pinch yourself to see if it’s true and it’s so surreal,” he told SEN radio moments after being drafted. “I am pretty level about everything - there was a bit of talk (in the media), but I’ve stayed underneath my shoulders and taken everything in my stride.” St Kilda was the next to pick up a Stingray, selecting midfielder Hunter Clark with pick seven, with the Saints maintaining their commitment to drafting local talent. The Peninsula boy will add toughness, versatility and an ability to play off a half back or as an inside midfielder after a stellar best-andfairest season with the Stingrays. Clark’s selection to the Saints means they now have 10 former Dandenong Stingrays on their current list. It only took another four picks for another Stingray name to be read out, with powerful utility Aiden Bonar selected with pick 11 to the GWS Giants. After initially touted as a number one draft pick, Bonar endured a cruel luck with injury with two consecutives knee reconstructions, but bounced back superbly to storm into first round draft selections by playing a pivotal role in a Haileybury College premiership and during the Stingrays’ finals campaign. But Bonar will add an element of x-factor to the Giants, where he will initially start as a third tall forward before transitioning into an inside midfielder similar to that of Sydney captain Josh Kennedy. Tom De Koning was the next to realise his dream, with Carlton selecting the ruck/forward with selection 30 of the draft. The 200cm big man is a terrific set shot at goal, can play as a ball winning ruckman, and was vital for the Dandenong Stingrays in stages of the TAC Cup before a lacerated kidney ended his season prematurely.
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Bears find their hind legs By Nick Creely The Bears from Berwick have stood on their back two legs and bared their teeth with a wonderful outright victory over Heinz-Southern Districts in round four of DDCA Turf 1 on Saturday. The Bears jumped a staggering four places on the ladder - from sixth to second - after an extraordinary 25 minutes of cricket sent an ominous warning to the DDCA’s top end of town. Resuming at 5/32 in pursuit of the Bears’ modest first innings total of 146, seamer James Wilcock left a scarring dent in the Cobras’ batting line-up, picking up where he left off after three late wickets on day one. Wilcock found the edge of skipper Matt Cox (7) and Michael Davies (0) before the Cobras could even score a run on day two, leaving them 7/32. The former Dandenong quick picked up two more wickets to finish with the mindboggling figures of 7/9 off 10.5 overs - his third five-wicket haul of the season - with the Cobras rolled for the meagre tally of 46. Skipper Jarrod Goodes sent the Cobras back in to face the music, and this time it was a more rounded team effort, with Goodes (3/39), Alex Cross (2/6), Cory Bevan (3/22) and Jarrod Armitage (2/23) all combining to skittle the visitors for 130 in just 41.5 overs. The Bears wasted no time in earning the extra points, slamming on 31 runs to cap off a dominant day’s play. Hallam Kalora Park (6/270) can thank a brilliant century from Thalaivan Xavier (130) for its mammoth run-chase against Buckley Ridges (269). Xavier strode to the crease at 1/20 and didn’t leave until his team was in an unbeatable position at 6/247. The class act whacked 10 fours and four sixes from 160 deliveries and received great support from Jordan Hammond
(36) and Leigh Booth (35) along the way. Springvale South (191 and 2/10) remains undefeated after an impressive day-two performance against Mordialloc (112). The Bloods limped to a total of 191 before Steve Spoljaric (4/8) snared the early scalps of Brendan (0) and Ryan Morris (0) to leave the home side in all sorts at 3/8. North Dandenong (8/151) has recovered from a poor start to chase down Cranbourne’s (150) modest total at Casey Fields. Resuming at 1/0, the Maroons were soon 2/1, then 4/25, before Shane Clark (43) and Clay McCartney (28) led their side to victory. Cam Kelly (3/29) was best for the hosts. In other games, Rhys Serpanchy (53) and Kaushyla Gajasinghe (51) scored half centuries as St Marys (6/194dec) made little fuss of its chase against Dandenong West (102 and 2/36), while Christo Otto (76) starred for Dingley (9/206dec) against Narre Warren (139 and 4/116) at Sweeney Reserve. In Turf 2, Beaconsfield was given a cricket lesson by Narre North in their one-day contest at Perc Allison Oval. Batting first the home side was rolled for just 70 after two brilliant spells by Nathan Pulham (4/23) and Joel Zietsman (4/27). The North took just 15.3 overs to run down the total, with Josh Tonna (23) and Josh Henry (17) doing well at the top of the order. In other games Narre South crushed Parkfield to remain undefeated in second spot on the ladder. Chasing 90 for victory the Lions finished on 177 on the back of a terrific half century to John Mirranay (55). The Bears were 5/69 in their second innings when stumps were drawn. Parkmore (239 and 2/72) remain top of the table after defeating Fountain Gate (169), Silverton (5/193) eased past Lyndale (144), Coomoora (8/254) were a cut above Lynbrook (167) and St Brigid’s/St Louis (3/227) narrowly beat Keysborough (9/223).
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Nathan Lambden was brilliant on Saturday, Picture: GARY SISSONS taking 4/23. 175197 Mitchell (22) got the Swans off to a hot start with some handy stroke play, but the home side found themselves 4/56 after some quick wickets dented their chase. A cameo from Dylan Hadfield (59 not out) had the Swans in a prime position to pounce on a second consecutive victory, but the Students held firm to keep the Swans to 5/129 after some excellent bowling at the death by Wes Agar (1/8 off four overs) and Fawad Ahmed (0/20 off four overs). But nonetheless, it was a weekend of promise after a tough start to the season, and Nissanka believes the momentum is starting to build with the Swans set to tackle Kingston Hawthorn in the first two dayer of the season. “The weekend will help us a lot with the way we batted (in red ball cricket), and we will take that experience into two day cricket - we need to work hard, and the boys are looking forward to it,” he said. “We are more suited for two day cricket than shorter formats for sure - hopefully, these young cricketers will do well.” The Swans are likely to welcome back skipper Lachlan Sperling back for the club’s clash with the Hawks, with the batsman having nursed a shoulder injury.
QUIZ NUMBER 1586 1. FOR which AFL team did Andrew Demetriou play over 100 games? 2. WHO beat Greg Norman to take out the 2008 British Open golf crown? 3. WHAT is the name of the recent movie that rocked the professional football codes? 4. WHICH West German swimmer won two gold medals at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics? 5. HOW many pairs of twins have represented Australia in cricket? 6. WHICH New Zealander scored the most first class runs (over 24,000) in world cricket in the 1970s? 7. WHICH American magazine has the widest circulation of any sporting publication? 8. WHAT sport uses zone defence? 9. WHICH British sprinter returned a positive drug test at the 1988 Olympics? 10. WHO has hit the highest Test cricket score for Australia ? 11. WITH which AFL club did Ron Barassi begin his coaching career? 12. WHAT nationality is motor racing legend Rene Arnoux? 13. WHICH jockey rode both Red Handed and Light Fingers to Melbourne Cup wins? 14. WHO teamed with Margaret Court to win the tennis mixed doubles grand slam in 1963? 15. WHICH country slaughtered Australia 17-0 in an international soccer match in 1950? 16. WHICH state golf championship is the oldest in Australia dating back to 1898? 17. WITH which Sydney club did Michael Clarke make his comeback to cricket recently? 18. WHICH Australian was the first post-war tennis player to win successive Wimbledon titles? 19. WHICH Tasmanian was among Australia’s premier cyclists in the 1970s? 20. WHICH West Australia wicket-keeper played 10 Tests for Australia during the World Series Cricket rebellion? ANSWERS: 1. North Melbourne 2. Padraig Harrington 3. Concussion 4. Michael Gross 5. Only one - the Waughs 6. Glenn Turner 7. Sports Illustrated 8. Basketball 9. Linford Christie 10. Matt Hayden 11. Carlton 12. French 13. Roy Higgins 14. Ken Fletcher 15. England 16. The NSW Championship 17. Western Suburbs 18. Lew Hoad 19. Danny Clark 20. Kevin Wright
Casey-South Melbourne may have ended the one day phase of the season with just a 1-9 record, but coach Prabath Nissanka believes his young group will thrive when red ball cricket begins on Saturday. The Swans broke the duck with its first win of the season on Saturday at Casey Fields against Northcote, with an even performance ensuring they could notch up some muchneeded points before the two day cricket begins. The Dragons elected to bat, and the fired up Swans bowled with discipline, intent and a hungry attitude, and kept the visitors to 9/109 off their 20 overs. Nathan Lambden (4/23) continued his rollicking season to tear shreds into the opposition, young spinner Jonah Serong (3/16) was immense with his control, while Peter Sofra (1/19) and Dylan Hadfield (1/15) did an outstanding job to slow the flow of runs in the middle. And it took a terrific 33 not out to stand in skipper Michael Wallace to find the runs, with the Swans winning the game with seven wickets and 1.5 overs left. Opening batsman Joel Mitchell (20) and busy middle order player Ryan Eaton (25) also chimed in with some valuable runs. “I’m happy about the performance - a lot of positives to take out (of Saturday), we bowled brilliantly to keep them to that score, and we backed ourselves with the bat as well, and we batted well,” Nissanka said. “We were not rushing, and we kept ourselves calm (with the bat) - we knew if we kept wickets in hand, it would be an easy total to chase. “Everything went to plan which was good.” On Sunday, the Swans hosted Melbourne Uni, and fell by just 17 runs after some late heroics by all-rounder Dylan Hadfield. After young Serong (3/16) picked up early scalps to leave the Students 3/11, a brilliant 84 not out off just 61 balls by skipper James McNeil lifted the visitors to 6/146 after at one stage being 6/116.
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Disappointing time CRANBOURNE BOWLS After a week’s rest due to the Victorian Open being held last week expectations were high for a good performance for the top side against cross town rivals, Cranbourne RSL. However, opposition skip Neil Drummond and his team had different ideas and Cranbourne lost by 19 shots in a disappointing day played at Cranbourne RSL. The story was a lot brighter when the teams made it home with both the second and third sides winning and a happy atmosphere was evident at the club. “Despite the top side losing today we are very pleased with our other two sides wins and it is still a happy day for the club,” club chief Chris Griffiths said. He later went on to comment on the great performance in his rink from club legend Ray Boskell. “Bosky had another great game today and he continues to make my life easy with the good close bowls he consistently puts down every end,” Griffiths said. Side 1 Division 2 Cranbourne played Cranbourne RSL away and were soundly defeated by 19 shots which was a disappointing result for the club despite three rinks having good competitive contests. Skip John McKenna and his crew recorded a five-shot win and skip Barry “the General” Thomas won by four shots. A lapse of concentration on the last end by Skip Frank Byrne and his crew was costly dropping five shots and losing by three shots on the day. Club selector Doug Boggie, recovering from hand surgery, will be back playing bowls again next week but he hinted that a few changes needed to be made for next week’s game
against Narre Warren. Side 2 Division 3 A strong 35 shot win at home against Oakleigh was a great result for the club. Three rinks up was a very solid result with a number of standout performances in particular with Club legend Ray “Bosky” Boskell, Joy McLisky, Michael Scotter and a modest Skip and Bowls Chief, Chris Griffiths who won by 17 shots. Skip Joe Byrne and his rink won by 15 shots and Skip Gerry Dudink and his crew won by 13 shots. Side 3 Division 5 A win against Berwick by 18 shots was an outstanding result for the club particularly playing away. Skip John Kent had a day out and was very pleased with his charges, Bill Sheriff, Frank Coulter and Yvonne Van Der Wees who won by 13 shots and made sure of the overall win for Cranbourne. Skips Ron Shields and his rink won 7 shots and Scott De Piazza and his crew won by 4 shots. Saturday Pennant - Round 7 Side 1 Division 2 Cranbourne 74 were defeated by Cranbourne RSL 93 (G Wright, Hunt, Helle, F Byrne 20-23, P O’Day, Colthup, Barrenger, Lyfield 8-33, Taylor, Blyth, Hardy, McKenna 22-17, and L Wood, Worstelling, Elgar, Thomas 24-20). Side 2 Division 3 Cranbourne 97 defeated Oakleigh 62 (G Dudink 29-16; J Byrne 25-10; C Griffiths 28-11 and S Hudson 15-25). Side 3 Division 5 Cranbourne 80 defeated Berwick 62. (B Grant 17-23; S De Piazza 19-15; J Kent 24-11 and R Shields 20-13).
Shane Collins, Stan Hatch, Mark Paton and skip Chris Barnes scored a 17-shot win over Narre Warren.
Down to wire Skip John McKenna had a good day against Cranbourne RSL but his team was not so lucky.
Colin Blyth gets into the spirit of things for Cranbourne.
Cranbourne bowlers Barry Thomas and Peter Elgar take a load off their legs on Saturday.
Netballers are spreading their wings By David Nagel Representatives from the Casey Netball Association are spreading their wings after earning selection for several tournaments to be played across Australia. Brooke Hunter, Isabella O’Shanassy and Brooklyn Prescott have been selected to represent Victoria in the Under 12s at the prestigious School Sport Australia Pacific School Games in Adelaide, beginning on Monday 3 December. Darcy McMahon, Olivia Helder, Scarlett Trotter, Isabelle Simonton, Hayley Woolfe and Seb Grammeri have been selected for this week’s Junior Indoor Nationals in Queensland, while Daniel Evans will represent Victoria in the Under 23 section of the Australian Men’s and Mixed Netball Association (AMMNA) championships to be held in Sydney in April next year. Casey Netball Association Squad and Marketing Coordinator Holly Booth said the association was super proud of the player’s achievements.
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Doing the Casey Netball Association proud, from back left; Seb Grammeri, Brooklyn Prescott, Isabella O'Shanassy, Brooke Hunter and Daniel Evans. Front row; Hayley Woolfe, Olivia Helder, Isabelle Simonton, Scarlett Trotter and Darcy McMahon.
Bowlers go off the pace CRANBOURNE RSL BOWLS Tuesday Pennant Div 2 Sec 6 Cranbourne RSL 0-63 lost to Dandenong Club 16-79 P. Campion, D. Angee, H. Rogers and K. Walker 22-23, A. Black, M. Hodges, P. Dalton and J. Spencer 20-30, P. Zimmerman, T. Elsie, C. Butler and C. Birchall 21-26. Div 3 Sec 6 Cranbourne RSL 0-58 lost to Chelsea 16-65 S. Brobyn, H. Reefman, G. Dore and M. Bobetic 18-20, B. Hall, V. Bonney, I. Maat and R. Fountain 22-26, J. Osler, D. Ricketts, T. Bonney and J. Black 18-19. Saturday Pennant Div 2 Sec 6 Cranbourne RSL 14-93 defeated Cranbourne 4-74 R. Crawford, W. Brannan, S. Hickson and J. Vowles 17-22, P. Zimmerman, M. Watkinson,
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F. Scicluna and B. Bradbury 23-20, L. Magri, J. Black, K. Hocking and R. Hansen 20-24, G. Jones, J. Carretero, C. Birchall and N. Drummond 33-8. Div 4 Sec 8 Cranbourne RSL 2-75 lost to Cardinia Waters 16-79 P. Campion, J. Creighton, M. Bobetic and K. Walker 14-17, A. Black, J. Grant, M. Hodges and J. Spencer 26-18, K. Currie, J. Bidnold, K. Hickson and W. Ballard 17-19, R. Townley, R. Elliott, G. Dore and D. Angee 18-25. Div 6 Sec 6 Cranbourne RSL 2-46 lost to Eastwood Golf 16-97 L. Meagher, A. Underwood and B. Hall 1730, D. Ricketts, J. Hanks and B. Welsh 22-17, H. Reefman, I. Ford, D. Muir and I. Maat 9-37, M. Tasker, A. Pichard and C. Stevenson 8-23. What a fantastic day for our division-2 side that defeated our cross town rivals Cranbourne by 19 shots. Well done to everyone for playing so well.
HAMPTON PARK BOWLS The result went all the way down to the wire against Narre Warren on Saturday with Hampton Park claiming an exciting win that was decided with the last two bowls of the day. Division 2 Hampton Park 13-76 defeated Narre Warren 5-75 The highlight of the day was performed by Shane Collins, Stan Hatch, Mark Paton and skip Chris Barnes with the rink winning by 17 shots (28-11). Geoff Ladner, Andrew Brandolin, Neville Hendrie and skip Warwick Hardy lost the lead, after dropping six shots, but fought back for a draw (20-20). Larry Simpson, Ellen Smith, Ken Cobden and skip Steve Barnes faded near the end to lose by four shots, while losing the last five ends left Richard Pallett, Christine Hendrie, Sean McDonald and skip John Nunan 12 shots behind (12-24) at the close of play. Division 4 Hampton Park 2-60 lost to Mulgrave CC 16-99 The only rink to register a win was Val Simpson, Mat McLaverty, Craig Richards and skip Toni Sutton (17-16) while Vince Kovacic, Brian Diaper, Marion Battaglia and skip Rob Woff struggled all day (12-31). Val Moore, Bill Webb, Gavin Wilson and skip Helen Lambert also struggled to keep up (1228). In a close game Lou Soligo, Dave Clarke, Ian Kitt and skip Denise Eastick finished just short (19-24) of a win.
SCOREBOARD VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET ROUND 9 Casey-South Melbourne 3/110 (M. Wallace 33*, R. Eaton 25) def Northcote 9/109 (N. Lambden 4/23, J. Serong 3/16). Footscray5/139(cc) (D. Kight 45*, D. Pattinson 3/33) tied Dandenong8/139(cc) (S. Mullaney 45, T. Donnell 27). Camberwell Magpies 3/121 def Ringwood 7/117. Fitzroy Doncaster 7/154 def St Kilda 7/152. Kingston Hawthorn 117 def by Carlton 5/176. Melbourne University 5/142 def Greenvale Kangaroos 9/116. Prahran 8/100 def by Geelong 4/101. Monash Tigers 3/24 def by Essendon 8/112. Melbourne 135 def by Frankston Peninsula 5/153. ROUND 10 Casey-South Melbourne 5/129 (D. Hadfield 59*) def by Melbourne University 6/146 (J. McNeil 84*, J. Serong 3/16). Dandenong 6/115 (B. Forsyth 55*) def by Fitzroy Doncaster 4/119 (P. Dickson 62*, J. Nanopoulos 3/16). Carlton 2/94 def Melbourne 91. Essendon 2/96 def Camberwell Magpies 95. Frankston Peninsula 3/138 def Prahran 7/134. Geelong 3/119 def Footscray 5/116. Greenvale Kangaroos 6/89 def by Kingston Hawthorn 6/92. Northcote 7/103 def by Ringwood 2/104. St Kilda 7/134 def by Monash Tigers 6/170. DDCA - TURF 1 ROUND 4 (DAY TWO) Berwick 146 and 4/31 (J. Philpin 2/15) def Heinz Southern Districts 46 (J. Wilcock 7/9, J. Goodes 3/23) and 130 (C. Bevan 3/22, J. Goodes 3/39). Mordialloc 112 (S. Spoljaric 4/6) def by Springvale South 191 and 2/10. Hallam Kalora Park 6/270 (T. Xavier 130, J. Hammond 36, L. Booth 35) def Buckley Ridges 269. Cranbourne 150 def by North Dandenong 8/151 (S. Clark 43, C. Kelly 3/29). Narre Warren 139 and 4/116 (C. Liyanaarachchi 38*) def by Dingley 9/206 (C. Otto 77*, J. Liyanabadalge 3/64). St Mary’s 6/194dec (R. Serpanchy 53, K. Gajasinghe 51*) def Dandenong West 102 and 2/36. TURF 2 Parkfield 89 and 5/69 def by Narre South 177. Fountain Gate 169 def by Parkmore Pirates 239 and 2/72. Lyndale 144 def by Silverton 5/193. Lynbrook 167 def by Coomoora 8/254. Beaconsfield 70 def by Narre North 2/72. St Brigid’s/St Louis 3/227 def Keysborough 9/223. WGCA - PREMIER ROUND 6 (DAY TWO) Cardinia 9/237 (M. Welsh 58, T. Wheller 44, R. Campbell 40, J. Caderamanpulle 3/48) def Upper Beaconsfield 236. Kooweerup 271 def Clyde 165 (S White 31*, G. Britt 30, J. Bacon 3/25). Tooradin 209 def Merinda Park 163 (J. Thomas 87*, D. McCalman 47). Emerald 138 and 61 (T. Tyrrell 4/13) def by Pakenham 5/145(dec) (T. McDermott 54*) and 2/56. DISTRICT Pakenham Upper/Toomuc 209 (A. Tucker 41*, M. Southall 36, S. Somers 8/30 def Tooradin 201. Clyde 100 and 111 (J. Sidhu 46, S. Somers 5/47, D. Glen 3/24) def by NNG/Maryknoll 8/134(dec) and 7/81 (D. Williams 3/28, M. Bayliss 2/24). Cranbourne Meadows 7/257(dec) (A. Uppal 86, S. Paul 53, A. Adams 4/83) def Devon Meadows 156 and 0/38. Carlisle Park Vikings 8/242(dec) def Officer 137 (T. Marks 62, H. Straughair 6/32 - Inc hat-trick). SUBBIES - SOUTH/EAST ROUND 5 (DAY ONE) Endeavour Hills 220 (N. Perera 53*, B. Baptist 49, D. Murrian 36) v Brighton. Mt Waverley 1/1 v Box Hill 135. Oakleigh 9/259 v Bayswater. Caulfield 2/30 v Moorabbin 132. Croydon 0/6 v Ormond 122. Noble Park 8/126 v Elsternwick. MPCA - PROVINCIAL ROUND 6 (DAY ONE) Baxter 6/341 v Crib Point. Langwarrin 0/0 v Mt Eliza 207. Pearcedale v Peninsula Old Boys 8/216. Sorrento 3/30 v Mornington 206.
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Hurt by vengeful gods By Russell Bennett The cricket gods giveth - and the cricket gods taketh away. That seemed to be the story for the Cardinia Cricket Club on Saturday when a vicious storm threatened to ruin a magnificent run-chase against Upper Beaconsfield at E Gunton Oval. The time was 5.30pm; the Bulls set for victory at 5/218 with 10 overs left - just 19 runs short of their intended target of 237. Then the skies opened and the game seemed headed for a draw. But the Bulls were having none of it. Though there was still some light rain in the air at 6pm, skipper Alex Nooy and his teammates took matters into their own hands to ensure they could get on to the ground and finish what they’d started. The Bulls resumed day two at 0/2 with Nooy and Ben Parrott at the crease. But just as they seemed set, Parrott (22) and Nooy (30) were both removed and were joined soon after by Brad Reiner - stumped off gun Upper Beac spinner Scott Pitcher. But from there, two young Bulls with plenty to prove with the willow - Matt Welsh (58) and Travis Wheller (44) - combined for a 79-run stand that had their side well back on the path to victory. Welsh then showed maturity well beyond his years in partnership with Ricky Campbell (40) before Welsh ultimately fell at 5/214. Just minutes later - the rain fell. After another short wait to remove excess water from the pitch, play was to resume at 6.30. Suddenly, their hopes of a crucial win were revived. But the Maroons took 4/10 to have the Bulls suddenly staring down the barrel of defeat at 9/224 - still needing 13 runs from the final wicket. “What we were getting up to was pretty
Matt Welsh starred for Cardinia on Saturday with a match-winning half-century against Upper Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Beaconsfield. 175510 funny, but we just had to get back out there because at one stage we thought we’d win five down - not struggle badly at nine down!” Nooy said. It all came down to the last over, and while Alex was the star recently with his blistering ton against Emerald, this time it was his brother Aidan’s turn - belting a six and a single off the final over to secure a famous win. Speaking of Emerald, it was obliterated on the second day of its round six clash at home
against Pakenham. The Lions resumed on day two at 4/108 needing just another 31 runs to claim first innings points. Sensing blood in the water, they went in for the kill - declaring at 5/145 (off the back of an unbeaten half-century from Troy McDermott) and sending the Bombers back in. The hunt for outright points was well and truly on for Pakenham skipper Dom Paynter and his men, and the Bombers’ second in-
nings was nothing short of disastrous - rolled for just 61 with only two batsmen, Jason Burns (13) and Sam Stapleton (12), making double figures. Tom Tyrrell was devastating to Emerald’s top and middle orders, finishing with 4/13 from his 12 overs - which included seven maidens - while Paynter (2/14), Jason Williams (2/12), and Chris Smith (2/7) took two scalps apiece. The Lions then closed out their rout, finishing on 2/56 from just nine overs in their second innings with Smith (26 not out) and Williams (12 not out) leading the charge. At Tooradin, meanwhile, Merinda Park started day two in chase of the Gulls’ 209 and a potentially stunning win. But it was an all too familiar story for Merinda Park with impressive opener Daniel McCalman (47) the only one of his side’s top four batsmen to fire. Yet with McCalman’s wicket at 3/68, Jordon Thomas (87 not out) stepped up to the plate. Though he was struggling for support around him, he kept a calm head and compiled a stoic, gutsy half-century - even getting to within reach of a memorable ton - before the resistance finally ended at 163. Russell Lehman (2/27), Kade Burns (2/27) and Dylan Sutton (2/1) were the multiple wicket-takers for the home side. Meanwhile, at Denhams Road, Kooweerup continued on its barnstorming run with a commanding win over finals aspirant Clyde. Glen Tuckwell and Gavin Britt resumed on Saturday at 2/7 - a position their side couldn’t ever recover from - the Cougars were ultimately dismissed for 165 in 44 overs. Shane White (31 not out) and Britt (30) top-scored for the visitors while Jack Bacon (3/25), Mitch Davey (2/33), Matt Bright (1/8), Paul Bright (1/8), and Chris O’Hara (1/9) were Kooweerup’s day two wicket takers.
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