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A representative for the developers, as well as Yarra Ranges Council representatives, was also in attendance.

The panel hearing gave the opportunity for both sides to put forward there position to the panel, which will prepare their recommendations in coming weeks.

Among those addressing the panel was Betty Marsden from Save the Dandenongs League, as well as community members Jacqui Wicks, Peta Freeman and Kathryn Nauta.

Ms Marsden said Save the Dandenongs League had fought similar battles before and that she had a deep connection with the site.

She recalled walking the site when just nine years old, during the World War II era.

Ms Nauta expressed disappointment over a plan that would see Burnham Beeches patrons be permitted to use the Alfred Nicholas Gardens entrance.

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piggery building, a brewery with food and drink areas, shop with food and drink areas, two small staff accommodation buildings, intersection works at the Sherbrooke Road entrance and vegetation removal.

The proposal was exhibited in 2016 and received 93 submissions, including from Parks Victoria, the managers of the adjacent Alfred Nicholas Gardens, which expressed strong support.

Most of the 86 submissions were overwhelmingly critical and highlighted the effect on safety in the event of a bushfire for residents and visitors, and inadequate response to heritage values, traffic and parking, environmental and landscape impacts, excessive scale and inadequate application information.

The panel hearing took place over 4, 5, and 7 December, in front of panel members Lester Townsend, Peter Edwards and Natasha Reifschneider.

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A last-minute proposal to remove 13 of the 22 beech trees that comprise the Avenue of Beeches in Sherbrooke has added further fuel to the fire over an ongoing planning dispute.

On the eve of an independent planning panel meeting, regarding a proposal to redevelop the iconic Burnham Beeches estate, communitywatchers of the project expressed dismay at the additional proposal to lop the trees to enable road widening and driveway works.

The owners of the Sherbrooke site, celebrity chef Shannon Bennett and business partner Adam Garrison, are seeking to significantly redevelop the site, including the restoration of the Norris Building.

However, objectors to the latest proposal say the trees are synonymous with the region and need to be retained.

Among the objectors to speak in front of the

panel on Thursday 7 December was resident Melissa Hepworth.

“These trees are the most photographed part of the landscape ... they’re what makes Sherbrooke,” she said.

“These very trees, the beech trees, are what Burnham Beeches is named after ... is it worth restoring the Norris Building if it’s detrimental to the rest of the amenity in the area?

“I had a vision too when I moved to Sherbrooke 22 years ago. I hope their vision doesn’t destroy my vision.”

Ms Hepworth also commented on reports of helicopters landing on the site.

“Why haven’t they applied for a helipad?

Probably because they don’t want to rock the boat any further regarding their application,” she said.

Mr Bennett and Mr Garrison are seeking permission to develop the site to include a residential hotel, additional restaurant in the

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Fatal hit charges

By Kath Gannaway A Steels Creek man has died, and a Seville woman walking with him sustained serious injuries after being hit by a car on the Monbulk-Seville Road at Seville on Saturday, 9 December.

A 27-year-old Monbulk man, the driver of the car, faced Melbourne Magistrates' Court today (Monday, 11 December) charged with dangerous driving causing death and dangerous driving causing serious injury.

The man, 58, and woman, 68, were walking the man’s dog on the verge of the road when they were struck from behind around 1pm.

Emergency services treated them at the

scene, but were unable to revive the man. The woman suffered serious injuries and was taken by air ambulance to the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

Detective Sergeant Darren Williams of the Major Collision Investigation Unit said they would like to speak to anyone who witnessed the crash or observed the car involved prior to the crash.

He said the vehicle had been observed being driven in an erratic way just prior to the collision.

“What we look for in our investigation of this type is speed, drugs and alcohol. They will form part of our investigation,” Det Sgt Williams said.

“This is another tragedy that’s struck our

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The dog also received veterinary attention.

Melbourne media reports on Monday identifying the injured woman as a well-known Seville veterinarian Marilyn Price have however been confirmed by the Seville Veterinary Clinic as being incorrect.

The Monbulk-Seville Road was closed at Aitken and Wandin Creek roads for several hours while emergency services attended to the victims and police carried out investigations. Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit an anonymous report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au

Coming into the festive season, police are reminding those holding parties to consider neighbouring houses.

On 3 December at 7.30am Emerald police were called to a premises on Henry Street, Koowee rup for loud music. The hosts were handed an $1800 fine for failing to obey police direction to abate noise. Emerald Police Sergeant Dave Calkin reminded residents to be considerate of neighbouring houses.

“As we're coming into the festive season - if you’re having parties at home be considerate towards neighbours ... keep the noise down after midnight, and if a direction is given by police to abate noise then follow it, otherwise it is a fine,” Sgt Calkin said.

“A popular misconception is that just telling your neighbours you’re having a party is a licence to make as much noise as you like for as long as you like.”

Failing to obey police direction to abate noise is a $793 fine.

Scout hall burglaries Police are investigating a series of targeted burglaries on Scout halls within the outer eastern suburbs since 23 November. A total of six Scout halls have since been targeted.

These halls are in Ferntree Gully, Bayswater, Heathmont, Belgrave and Mount Evelyn, with cash and electronic items stolen.

If you have any information about the offences, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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Between 12.40am and 12.50am on Sunday 3 December, two men approached and assaulted a male walking through Alma Treloar Park in Cockatoo.

The alleged offenders are described as being Caucasian and about 25 years old.

It is believed one of the men was wearing blue camouflage clothing and the other offender was wearing a khaki jacket and had black curly hair.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Senior Constable Neylan at Emerald police station on 5954 0200

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“Council will make the report public and available on our website in the weeks following that.

Council’s strategic planning team will report to the council on the panel’s findings at a council meeting intended to be early next year,” she said.

The panel hearing is the latest in a series of meetings over the developers’ proposals.

In August 2015, Yarra Ranges Council unanimously rejected a call from the owners of Burnham Beeches in Sherbrooke for a planning scheme amendment that would allow up to 80 hotel villas on the historic site. The villas were to be sold as investment properties to raise funds to complete the overall development.

The ‘Mail’ has attempted to contact Mr Garrison for comment and will endeavour to publish a response.

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Yarra Ranges Council director of social and economic development, Ali Wastie, said there were numerous unresolved submissions for the community and agencies in relation to the amendment and draft permit including fire risk, traffic and parking, tree and landscape impacts.

“Council had three options - to change the amendment to reflect what has been requested in the submissions, refer submissions to a planning panel or to abandon part or all of the amendment,” Ms Wastie said.

“It is recommended that the most appropriate course of action is to request that the Minister for Planning appoint an independent planning panel.”

Ms Wastie said the panel would provide their recommendations in the form of a report

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From Page 1 “We believe a plan to use the entrance has been there for some time. But this is not what was intended when the gardens were donated to the people of Victoria,” she said.

Ms Nauta said the entrance plan did not have the support of the Nicholas family. She also feared more proposals from the developers would be forthcoming, with room to broaden the scope of the development.

Ms Freeman questioned whether the permit was in keeping with the significant landscape overlay in place. She also expressed fears the development would impact negatively on local residents and wildlife.

“Aspects of their vision is not in reality with the Dandenong Ranges, one of the most fireprone areas in the world. That comes with

Victoria Police will increase traffic enforcement operations over the Christmas and holiday period as part of Operation Roadwise, targeting dangerous driver behaviour.

The campaign asks motorists to ‘think of us before you drive’, referring to the heightened police presence on the state’s roads across the upcoming Christmas and holiday period.

Last year, 26 drivers died on Victorian roads with a blood alcohol level over .05, police issued almost 130,000 penalty notices for speeding and detected almost 28,000 mobile phone infringements.

In preparation for the holiday period Minister for Roads and Road Safety Luke Donnellan also unveiled the new Transport Accident Commission road safety campaign on 10 December.

The campaign takes aim at three major factors in Victorian road trauma – drink-driving, speed and distractions.

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Q&A The editor’s desk Despite its inherently nauseating nature, many audiences do take fake news with a grain of salt.

However, there are occasions where it can be downright dangerous.

A recent example is a post in a popular Yarra Ranges-related Facebook page, which left a few members confused last week.

The post read: ‘Warning’. These two men are going around Emerald District knocking on doors claiming to be from the council and are asking for entry to your home to check your taps for water contamination. Do not let them in, they are not council workers. Please share this with your friends as they are dangerous! Don’t answer the door if you’re home alone!

The post featured a picture of two middle-aged men, with smiling faces.

Many may have picked up the gag that is, the two men pictured were actually actors Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern, who played bumbling crime duo - Marvin and Harry - in the hit film ‘Home Alone’.

But it’s obvious the reference was missed by a few, which begs the question - could there be a risk of unnecessary panic being spread locally?

Scammers, including unqualified builders offering services, are known to have operated in the region from time to time. Perhaps there are even members of the page who have even been scammed themselves.

This incident should serve as a reminder of the importance of good journalism and ethical editorial practices.

with Seth Lukas Hynes, Healesville film reviewer and author

What is something people don’t know about you?

One thing people don’t know about me is that I have Asperger’s Syndrome.

What has been your most memorable moment?

My most memorable moment was holding in my hands my own collection of short stories.

What is your favourite book?

The Gnole by Alan Aldridge.

What six guests, dead or alive, would you invite to a dinner party?

Author Max Barry, current Doctor Who, Peter Capaldi, CEO and co-founder of Cyan Worlds, Rand Miller, journalists Clementine Ford and Sarah Vowell, and science fiction author Steven Baxter.

What would your final meal be?

Making frittatas with really fancy meats and nice vegetables.

What was your first and best film?

My best film would be ‘2001- A Space Odyssey’.

What event, past, present or future would you like to witness?

I would have like to have witnessed being an adult when the Soviet Union fell.

What are you working on right now?

I’m currently putting together my first long novel, doing film reviews for my YouTube channel and brainstorming short stories.

What is your favourite television show?

Doctor Who.

See Seth’s round up of the ’Worst Movies of 2017’ on page 26.

THREE … ways to brighten up this Christmas

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Consider ditching the trusty ol’ plastic Christmas tree and replacing with the real deal.

You don’t necessarily have to dip in to your hip pocket and fork out for one grown on a tree farm. Perhaps decorate one of your favourite shrubs in the backyard. The kids will love it.

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Christmas lighting: Why not check out others’ many hours of handiwork. There are some fantastic lights already visible in the area. It’s a rite of passage in Australia to pack up the kids in the car and check out all the lights. It’s a great way to interact with your community, too.

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Donate to a charity: There are endless options to help out others in-need during the festive season. The Emerald and Belgrave libraries are just two of many groups which are holding giving tree initiatives. Or, from now until Boxing Day, Yarra Ranges shoppers can purchase a $2 Redkite donation card at Coles supermarkets - with 100 per cent of proceeds going to Redkite, helping families affected by cancer.

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Ranges beat the floods

By Peter Douglas The Yarra Ranges seems to have escaped any major damage, after more than 150mm of rain fell on the region from Friday 1 December to Sunday 3 December.

As flooding from the three-day December storms subsided over the last week, extensive inspections of the damage took place, with council reporting only minimal impact.

Thankfully, no reports of damage to houses were reported to either the municipal recovery manager or Yarra Ranges Council’s building surveyor.

Yarra Ranges Council chief executive officer, Glenn Patterson, said there were no reports of damage to any council assets.

“We had prepared for the weekend by distributing messages from agencies, such as VICSES, to the community and placing 31 employees on standby for the storms,” Mr Patterson said.

“We received more than 125 road and drain-related requests and 25 tree-related requests over the weekend, with Healesville, Mount Evelyn and Upwey some of the most affected areas.

“We are still assessing the impact of the weather on reserves and community infrastructure, such as roads and footpaths, along with business and tourism, including our local farms.”

Mr Patterson praised local emergency services, council employees and community member for their efforts in preparing and responding to the storm.

Meanwhile, Liberal candidate for Evelyn, Bridget Vallence, took to the skies to inspect the damage from a different vantage-point.

“This was a great opportunity to get a better perspective on the flooding, so I can better communicate with growers and emergency

The view of the floods from the sky.

Bridget Vallence with Yarra Valley Aviation pilot Graham Bunn. 175957 services,” Ms Vallence said.

“You could see the many estuaries were overflowing and running off, and there were brown patches where the water had been.”

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their picking efforts, as they forecast for heavy rains became clearer.

There were some reports of damage to cherry production locally.

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Ms Vallence said fruit growers in the region had experienced some impact, but much less than had been anticipated.

She said strawberry growers had ramped up

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Burn-off caution from CFA

By Derek Schlennstedt CFA and Yarra Ranges Council are reminding residents to clean-up their properties in the lead-up to the implementation of fire restrictions which will commence from 1am on Monday 18 December.

Though they urge residents not to ‘rush out’ to try and beat the restriction date, and if burning off to heed the CFA website and advice.

CFA Operations Manager Dave Renkin said during the lead up to the restriction date, CFA stations around the Yarra Ranges receive a high number of call-outs to fires that get out of control from overzealous property owners trying to reduce their fuel loads before the restrictions.

“We do get a bit of a spike, before the fire restriction period being introduced,” he said.

“I suppose historically over a number of years, we’ve seen a number of burn-offs get away from residents - the weather conditions will change and unfortunately we do get the scenario where we get a number of fires that do escape and require the services of local brigades.”

Although many residents use burning-off as a way of reducing fuel loads on their property, Mr Renkin also suggested other alternatives such as green waste bins and Yarra Ranges Council Bundled Branches initiative - an initiative where the council collects up to three cubic metres of bundled branches from properties within the municipality.

Mr Renkin also acknowledged that while the Yarra Ranges had seen above average rainfall, it won’t take long for undergrowth and fuel loads to dry out.

“Even though we’ve had some good rainfall over the last weekend it’s not going to take very long for conditions to dry out,” he said.

Mr Renkin said fires in the region, including recent ones in Bunyip State Park and near Mat-

Fires restrictions in the Yarra Ranges will come into effect from 1am, 18 December. lock showed there was already increased activity and that this would worsen into summer.

“We already had one in Bunyip, and near Matlock - all deemed to be lightning strikes and were burning pretty freely in very dry forest ... a lot of work was done to bring those under control,” he said.

“There is an underlying dryness within our forested areas at the moment and that will continue right through into summer - people need to remain very vigilant and report any

smoke they see to triple-zero.

“Conditions will get a lot worse than what they have been.”

Restrictions mean no fires can be lit in the open without a permit.

The restrictions apply to residents in the Yarra Ranges, Knox, Maroondah and parts of Manningham.

Mr Renkin said residents who choose to burn-off before restrictions are implemented

should monitor weather conditions, ensure they have a hose or water source nearby and register their burn-off with the CFA. To find out more information regarding restrictions and who it affects, visit www.cfa. vic.gov.au/warnings-restrictions/restrictionsduring-the-fire-danger-period/ Residents can also register their burn-off by calling 1800 668 511 or visit and fill out the form at www.cfa.vic.gov.au/contact/registeryour-burn-off/

Tasty Az needs sweet as home to help out more youths

By Derek Schlennstedt The future of Lilydale social enterprise Tasty Az remains unclear, after the enterprise which empowers young people living with disabilities and highlights their inspirational talents was told it had to vacate its current site by April this year.

Since its inception in 2013 the social enterprise has blossomed into a catering and hospitality service that provides specialist training and experience for young people living with disabilities.

Late last year, founder Jules Morman found out that their current site on Mangans Road, Lilydale was due to be developed into units, leaving them displaced.

The Mail spoke to Ms Morman, who said she had faced regular sleepless nights where she would scour the Lilydale area for possible sites.

“It’s been really fabulous to do this here but we’re in a position now where we’re going to be displaced,” Ms Morman said.

“We are catering with a conscience; we nurture and support every young person to reach their own individual potential, to strive for their own goals, while also catering for our community.”

The lack of security surrounding their future has also meant that Jules has had to refuse future applicants.

“I would have had in excess of 12 inquiries over the last four to five weeks,” she said.

“Not having a premises to move to makes me hesitant though ... I’d like to say next year we’re taking new applicants but how can you do that if you haven’t got a place to go to?”

The enterprise has already won two prestigious awards since its beginnings and on two occasions has catered for the Premier of Victoria, Daniel Andrews.

Although Ms Morman has searched tirelessly for a new location without result, Yarra Ranges Council recently decided to look at the viability to transform the former Montrose Maternal and Child Health Centre (MCHC) which was due to for demolition as a location for Social Enterprises.

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Tasty Az, an enterprise that empowers young people and highlights their inspirational talents, has to vacate its current site by April this year, leaving it future hanging in the balance. terprise and employ more young people, but said without the security of having a site to relocate to it would be too difficult.

“We want to grow the training aspect of our business and help as many young people as we can and help them move forward into other opporutunities in our community and

we can only do that by having our own space,“ she said.

The possibility that Tasty Az could use the MCHC site as a new location may come to fruition when councillors at the Yarra Ranges Council meeting on 28 November voted to defer the demolition in order to complete a feasibility study in the possible use of the former

MCHC building for community use as a social enterprise.

Tasty Az, so-called for the delicious products they create also make a range of jams and chutney’s among other items.

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FOCUS ON … ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS

Keep it small and friendly Avoid the pre-Christmas madness of the bigger shopping centres and enjoy shopping in a friendly and stress-free environment at Cortella Homewares in Yarra Junction.

Cortella’s owners have been busy stocking the store with everything Christmas, including Christmas trees, LED and solar lights, tinsel, ornaments, garlands, table decorations, plates, napkins, glasses, candles, wrapping paper and boxes.

On the gift front they have personally selected something for everyone in the family, with a great selection of giftware including art pieces from the Lisa Pollock collection, You Are An Angel figurines, as well as toys, novelties, arts and crafts, and ladies, men’s and baby gifts.

“We have everything from gifts, cards and wrap, serving and partyware, toys, and an extensive art supply range, just to name a few,” Clea said.

“This year we have an even bigger selection of Christmas decorations to make everyone’s Christmas sparkle.

Cortella Homewares' Clea. 175663 “Our aim is to provide the local community with a broad range of quality products they can source locally without having to go down the line.”

The friendly team at Cortella look forward to making customers’ festive shopping experience as stress-free and enjoyable as possible.

They also offer layby and gift vouchers, although conditions do apply.

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Christmas for families station,” Cuckoo Restaurant assistant manager Simone Gordon explained.

“We have brilliant entertainment and traditional Bavarian floorshows that always makes people have a laugh, forget their troubles and enjoy the moment.”

While the Cuckoo was once a modest refreshment stop, in 1958 it was sold to Willi and Karin Koeppen and is now a buzzing 450-seat family restaurant.

“The Cuckoo Restaurant is not just about food and entertainment, but about embracing

every person regardless of race, colour, creed or orientation,” Simone said “As Karin Koeppen, managing director and owner of the Cuckoo Restaurant has said, there are no barriers here - everyone comes to forget their troubles and be in joy - together - as one.”

As well as providing the opportunity to experience a traditional German buffet-style restaurant, the Cuckoo also offers a range of gifts and memorable tokens.

“We sell traditional Bavarian hats, cuckoo clocks, cuckoo koala bears for the kids, key-

rings, puppets, beer steins, tea towels, aprons, Bavarian music, postcards and books,” Simone explained.

“We also have an in-house cake service for your booking where you can pre-order a nine or 12-inch cake (with flavours including) vanilla sponge, chocolate sponge, black forest cake, and for $5 extra a chocolate mud cake which are all decorated for you.”

The Cuckoo Restaurant is located at 508 Mount Dandenong Tourist Road in Olinda. For more information, phone 9751 1003 or visit www.cuckoorestaurant.com.au.

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Christmas time at Olinda’s Cuckoo Restaurant is about expanding and promoting the feeling of family, togetherness and fostering memories to last a lifetime.

Boasting traditional German Bavarian cuisine and a dining experience that includes Bavarian music and entertainment for all ages, the Cuckoo Restaurant is the ‘little mad, magical and brilliantly bizarre’ destination this festive season.

“We are a traditional Bavarian restaurant that offers all you can eat main courses, entree and dessert buffet with a salad bar and soup

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FOCUS ON … ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS

Jewellery for decades Having owned and operated Monbulk Jewellers since 1994, Ken and Helen Hunt have spent more than two decades providing the local community and surrounds with a pleasant alternative to larger chain jewellery stores.

As a trusted family business, Ken and Helen are joined by their long-time staff member Jennifer Hopkins and her daughter Betsy as they provide a great range of handmade or specifically chosen gold, silver and stone set jewellery.

Their abundance of gorgeous products includes eternity diamonds, Australian argyle diamonds, pearl and opal gems, as well as engagement and wedding rings, Citizen, Classique and Sekonda watches and a comprehensive range of gemstones and natural crystals.

Add to this, Monbulk Jewellers provides a comprehensive range of services including quality repairs for all forms of jewellery, watches and clocks, as well as jewellery remodelling and remaking, engagement ring and jewellery design/making, pearl and bead threading, valuations and insurance work and gemstone identification and cutting.

No job is too big or too small and everything left in their care is treated as precious.

Monbulk Jewellers is also proud to be home to ‘Masters Touch’ Fine Art Gallery and Golf Art Australia.

This is business owner and fine artist Kenneth S. Hunt’s exclusive gallery. The walls of the shop exhibit a beautiful and ever-changing range of original oil paintings and pencil drawings, with most available for sale, as are a range of artist produced quality Giclee prints.

Commissioned artwork of people, pets and places is also available.

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Bakery never disappoints

Beechworth Bakery's Kylie gets into the Christmas spirit. and vanilla slice,” she said.

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

“We have something for all ages.

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

The bakery offers all-day breakfast, lunch,

early dinner, vegetarian delights and catering for groups of all sizes.

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

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

filled with the creamiest custard and topped with toffee almonds.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Inside, the bakery has a friendly and relaxing vibe.

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

Kylie says the bakery sells a great range of products, including the classics that have made it so renowned in the area.

“We sell various pies, our famous bee stings

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Monbulk Vet Clinic’s New Look Monbulk Vet Clinic has recently undergone a change in management as well as major renovations to integrate cutting-edge technology and techniques. Our much-needed facelift was completed in October and includes three brand-new, purpose-built consulting rooms. Our clinic is cat-friendly, with one consulting room completely separate for cats only, opening into the new cat ward - so our quiet feline friends never have to come across our more barky buddies!

We now boast a newly refurbished surgical area, a revamped dental suite, and digital X-ray machine. We also have in-house laboratory allowing for rapid blood and urine test results.

3 new vets have found their home with us - Dr. Michael, Dr. Michelle, and Dr. Sarah. All three are energetic, compassionate vets and are absolutely dedicated to providing gold-standard care to all the cats and dogs of Monbulk and the surrounding area. Our connection with the Lilydale Vet Centre provides our clients with comfort knowing that 24hr care is never far away.

Whilst we have drastically updated our clinic, we have also focused on ensuring “comfortable and cozy” and believe we have more than achieved this feel.

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If you’re in the area, head on over to Monbulk Vet Clinic and ask for a tour of our brand-new building - we would be proud to show you around.

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UNRIVALLED IDYLLIC LIFESTYLE WITHOUT doubt, this premier Emerald address is arguably unrivalled in all of the Hills!

The central location offers beautiful views, easy access to major arterial roads and all within walking distance to town.

Ten acres of land with Puffing Billy chugging along the rear boundary, plenty of room for the four-legged friends and established gardens sets the scene for an idyllic lifestyle.

Accessed via a wide horseshoe driveway, the exceptional quality residence has been constructed of Mt Gambier stone and makes a dramatic impression with shady bullnose verandahs.

The quality continues throughout the home with spacious rooms, ornate plasterwork and extensive use of solid timber throughout, including Meranti picture windows, wide colonial architraves, dado panelling and the most incredible spotted gum polished floors.

Hydronic heating, cosy wood fire and topof-the-range gas log fire in the living room provide year-round comfort and a 5kw solar

system assists in cost savings and being environmentally aware.

The home has been brilliantly designed to allow zoned living and is ideal for a large family, extended family or work-from-home situation as one end of the home has a second master suite with ensuite.

The baltic pine timber kitchen overlooks the rear yard and adjoins an enormous family/rumpus room with a door out to the covered outdoor entertaining area.

This area will play host to many happy gatherings including casual barbecues while observing the enjoyment of those splashing about in the endless spa pool.

A huge garage/workshop will house your vehicles and side access into the rear yard adds to your ability to store ’toys’.

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ENDLESS APPEAL AMID BUSHLAND THIS immaculately presented character-filled home is situated on just over half an acre, and is surrounded by beautiful bushland offering all the birdlife and peaceful surroundings possible.

A welcoming feel and endless appeal are strong attributes of this family home. Inside features three good-sized bedrooms and fourth study, master with ensuite and walk-in robe and two others with their own built-in robes. There are three separate living zones offering space for the whole family. The main family room offering a beautiful Coonara wood heater while the unique sunken formal lounge features an open fireplace creating a warm and cosy ambiance throughout the home. There is a separate sitting area perfect for entertaining/dining or spending time enjoying a good book.

The spacious country-style kitchen is complete with timber cupboards and stylish slate flooring which flows into a good-sized dining area for the whole family to enjoy their meals together. Additional features include newly renovated bathrooms, stunning engineered floorboards throughout, vast windows and gas-ducted heating.

Outside offers great verandahs, creating the perfect space to relax and marvel over the peaceful surroundings including views over the Creek Valley; a generous two-car garage with workshop and storage space and a big yard for letting the kids and pets run wild as you watch them from the paved entertaining area. Ideally located just 2km to sought-after schools, train station, cafes, shops and easy access to the freeway, this home has it all. ●

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Mat joins the team with a welcoming and refreshing approach to real estate sales, combining 20 years of experience and knowledge across trade, renovation, sales and marketing in the building industry, along with his passion for all things property, investment and real estate.

Although he is new to the industry, his knowledge of the property prices and the market doesn’t go unnoticed.

Mat lives in Emerald, and is emerged in the ‘Hills’ culture and community. He is a passionate community member, contributing to the planning and management of local sporting committees including the Emerald Netball Club and Worrell Reserve.

He enjoys the buzzing food and wine culture across the ranges and Yarra Valley and loves to support local growers and businesses alike.

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11 Park Lane Lilydale

41 Old Warburton Rd Seville East

Exquisite, Low Maintenance Family Living

Fantastic Views, Family Space and Privacy

The home comprises four generous bedrooms, master bedroom with WIR and full ensuite and a light illed bathroom servicing the further three bedrooms. Featuring an exceptionally functional and versatile loorplan, the striking and modern kitchen is located to the centre of the home and includes quality appliances such as a Belling oven and stove-top and stone bench-tops. Quality looring is complimented throughout with carpet to the bedrooms, as well as ducted heating and evaporative cooling to keep you comfortable all year round.

Perched above and with commanding views over of the Yarra Valley is the perfect place to call home. Situated on over 1/3 acre and offering 3 bedrooms all with built in robes, superb fresh bathroom with a double shower and feature bath, great size open plan kitchen overlooking the picturesque kid friendly yard, separate meals area and a family size family/living area perfectly positioned to enjoy and admire the sensational Yarra Valley views.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320

Contact: Ryan Bell 0417 052 297

4 St Georges Avenue Montrose

$680,000 - $720,000

$490,000 - $530,000

30 Old Warburton Hwy Seville East

$440,000 - $470,000

Exquisite, Low Maintenance Family Living

Great Value, Great Location, Perfect Home

The home comprises four generous bedrooms, master bedroom with walk in robe and full ensuite and a light illed bathroom servicing the further three bedrooms. Featuring an exceptionally functional and versatile loorplan, the striking and modern kitchen is located to the center of the home while overlooking the large family room and includes quality appliances such as a Belling oven and stove-top and stone bench-tops. Stepping outside is a great covered entertaining patio with direct access from the family room, perfect to sit outside and enjoy the quiet surroundings.

Private and conveniently positioned this very neat home offers great value in a popular and picturesque location. The home offers 3 good size bedrooms spacious open plan kitchen with loads of cupboard and bench space, family size lounge/living area plus a separate formal dining room, outside offers plenty of space as well with a bungalow/games room perfect for the teenagers or home ofice, ust under  acre a great sie back yard the kids and pets will love and enoy.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320

Contact: Jarrod Peterson 0409 408 544

31 Gordon Avenue Montrose

$630,000 - $670,000

122 Bastow Rd Lilydale

Exquisite Lifestyle Living with City Views

Impressive Views, Family Style and Space on a Big Block

Fitted out to the utmost quality from top to bottom, this home has been devotedly renovated and designed for the next owner to move in, relax and enjoy a quality of life that is rare to come by. Whether you’re cooking dinner, doing the laundry, entertaining friends on the deck or just lounging around, you’ll be constantly captivated by the changing light, skyscapes and treetop views that will become the backdrop to your lifestyle. Tall ceilings, family and meals area opening out to the decking and a large kitchen with Asko dishwasher, SMEG gas cooktop / electric oven provide open plan living set against sweeping views of the city skyline and surrounds. Featuring three spacious bedrooms with designer sliding door built-in-robes and customisable shelving systems, a light-illed family bathroom with bath and shower, separate toilet and a newly renovated laundry with plenty of cupboard space. The features of the home have been carefully thought out and include a hardwood designer front door, solid bamboo looring throughout, feature cornices, economical gas space heater, split system inverter, premium enviro-shade and blockout roller blinds and much more.

The perfect place for the growing family to enjoy and entertain.

Positioned to please and offering loads of space inside and out and situated on a huge 1262 sqm block (approx.). The home is over 21 sq and is presented to perfection offering 4 bedrooms plus study and walk in robe and ensuite to the master. A spacious family friendly loorplan, light and bright with  separate livinglounge and family areas and an attractive well appointed kitchen with plenty of space that conveniently lows out to the covered entertaining area and overlooking the big back yard that the kids and pets will enjoy all day every day. The whole family will love the inground pool perfect for summer time fun and entertaining. Also offering a double carport and workshop. Sensational views of the Dandenong’s and Lillydale Lake complete this superb family home with space for everyone and close to all facilities.

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

Contact: Ryan Bell 0409 408 544

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$760,000 - $830,000

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55 Mountain Road Cockatoo

$190,000 - $209,000

$430,000 - $470,000

4 Marcelle Street Cockatoo

Over 1/3 Acre of Vacant Land!

Character Home in a Quiet Location!

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Character home situated on a ¼A block in a quiet location, perfectly priced for irst home buyers or investors. On offer is a weatherboard home with 3 light, bright BDRs, spacious lounge & dining room with French doors accessing the lovely undercover entertaining area with private garden outlook. Add to this a warm timber kitchen, European laundry, DBL carport, garden shed & established gardens.

Concept designs and plans for a Storybook home included Sealed road, all services available Low density residential zoning Private natural aspect Ready to build the dream (STCA)

Contact: Samantha Scott 0438 680 032

15 Collie Road Gembrook

Contact: Samantha Scott 0438 680 032

$650,000 - $710,000

1 Chandler Avenue Emerald

$1,460,000 - $1,600,000

Stunning, Usable 19 Acres of Land!

Magniicent Contemporary ome!

19 Acres of prime, usable land with approved building envelope Mountain Views, absolute privacy Existing shedding includes hay shed plus 20 x 7m shed with 1/3 concrete loor Nut orchard including Hazelnut trees and Chestnut trees 32,000L tank water, 3 phase power available

This stunning home has been is built to exacting standards with the quality evident wherever you look. The home is located on just over an acre of land with sealed driveway & offers 5 BDRs, 2 bathrooms, chefs kitchen with butlers pantry, 3 living areas including a theatre room & a DBL garage as well as a single garage with workshop. Add to this seamless indoor/outdoor living & gorgeous landscaped gardens.

Contact: Aaron Day 0407 365 994, Tyson Bluhm 0437 843 820

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7 Neville Road Gembrook

rant Day 0417 565 745, Bethany Day 0438 844 968

26 Wiseman Road Monbulk

$795,000 - $874,500

P.O.A.

Your New Lifestyle Awaits!

Grand Hills Home on 12 Acres!

This fantastic property has it all! Situated on over an Acre, it offers space, privacy & a quality lifestyle. The character home is only 12 years young, offering 5 BDRs or 4 with a study, large living room & rumpus, country kitchen with butlers pantry & barn shed for 4 vehicles. Add to this outdoor entertaining areas, lovely gardens, a pool & outdoor spa.

This impressive home sits proudly atop of 12 acres & offers family living at its best. The 2 storey home offers 4 BDRs, Master with WIR, ensuite & parents retreat. You also have access to the balcony with a view. Entertain in style with the formal dining room, spacious kitchen & family/lounge room. Add to this rear yard with Mountain views, bore water irrigation system & 10 car shed with concrete loor & power.

Contact: Samantha Scott 0438 680 032

Contact: Samantha Scott 0438 680 032

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2 Dealbata Road Upwey

$795,000 - $870,000

18 Menzies Road Menzies Creek

$820,000 - $880,000

SPECTACULAR FAMILY HOME ON OVER HALF AN ACRE

CHARACTER HOME WITH SEPARATE STUDIO

Entering through pillars up the sealed driveway and over a bubbling seasonal creek you will be greeted by a gorgeous double storey, 4 bedroom brick home. perfectly positioned on an INCREDIBLE highly useable parcel of land, only a short distance to Upwey Train Station, Schools, The William Angliss Hospital & the 1000 Steps Kokoda Track.

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

Overlooking a stunning backdrop of the nearby Cardinia Reservoir, this 2 storey character weatherboard home is the ideal property for all of your family to enjoy. Boasting a versatile loorplan that incorporates up to 6 fantastic bedrooms (or 4 plus 2 home ofices/home gym etc), 2 bathrooms and 2 spacious living rooms, this home offers size, location and plenty of room to move.

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

43 Broadway Belgrave

5 Kemp Street Upper Ferntree Gully

$580,000 - $621,000

For Sale

FAMILY PARADISE!

CONTEMPORARY STUNNER WITH MILLION DOLLAR VIEWS

This welcoming and stylish home boasts plenty of space for the whole family and features the gorgeously updated galley kitchen with its own private dining area that leads out to the beautiful sundrenched North facing deck and paved area. Located on just over a quarter acre with dual street frontage, lovely gardens, carport and loads of under house storage.

Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

You know what they say, people who live in glass houses… have much better views! And that is certainly the case here with stunning city and bay views captured from many rooms of the house and of course from the front west facing balcony where you can gaze out at Melbourne’s city lights and ships travelling across Port Phillip Bay. Contact: Sam Adamson 0421 023 760 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

20 Hilton Road Ferny Creek

12 Panteg Road Sassafras

$1,690,000-$1,850,000

$950,000-$1,045,000

NY Style Warehouse @ Hilton

The Yellow House on Panteg

This stunning revival of 50’s design with a contemporary twist needs to be seen to be believed! 6 split levels with loor to ceiling windows accentuate uninterrupted views.

A monochromatic colour palette begins at the stairwell leading up to  bedrooms,  living space deined by the angled rooline  walls of windows with a viewing platform on the roof. Blac apan timber loors lead to midlevel living with central main bathroom. Clever separation allows privacy to the master suite & retreat, with WIR, dressing area, shoe cupboard,   a wall of glass inviting nature in. he industrial touches appear as you meander to the lower level.

A powder room with original sink placed on the landing with double brick construction hilighting exposed concrete lintels  brics painted in whites deining a long hallway leading to a study, cellar, library  bedroom.

Nestled into the landscape, this storybook cottage will capture your heart. Inluenced by contemporary country styling, superbly decorated throughout with neutral colour tonings and character features including sash windows, timber loors  rench doors. he rambling loor plan, set over 2 levels allows living options aplenty with the main entrance opening to an epansive lounging area with a central open ire place leading through to the country itchen and etensive dining area, overlooing the gardens. A media room with bo window allows for all members of the family to be entertained. pstairs offers  bedrooms, one with private sitting area, with easy access to the main bathroom including master with ensuite, IR and retreat. Dormer windows, raked ceilings, dado panelling all accentuates the character of this lovely home.

Contact: Corinne Sukroo 0419 805 915 Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Corinne Sukroo 0419 805 915 Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)

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MaCClesfield 234 TSchaMpionS rD THE VIEW YOU CAN’T KEEP YOUR EYES OFF

$1.28Mil - $1.38Mil

kallista  G  AAA RATED

$595,000-$645,000

- usable 10 acres of cleared land with views -under-cover outdoor entertaining with in-built spit rotisserie and large barbequing area -Solar heated inground pool -The land is fully fenced into a couple of paddocks with 2 dams one being spring fed, dog run, chook pen, 2 x 22,000 litre water tanks, fruit trees -Large double garage connected to the house plus larger 2nd garage/shed

- an ‘a+’ location on Kallista’s prestigious ridge road - n  at ha acre garden - n  raed retreat that is iaginatie designed and sitined t tae u adantage  the eansie  ies.

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Eildon Park’s solid score

By Richard Millott Eildon Park posted a solid score in their Round 7 encounter with Mountain Gate.

Cody Morris produced a century (105) for the Panthers, with Jarryd Gaskin (53*) and Monte Perera (50) adding to the total with half centuries to guide the innings to 7/303.

Fresh from his Eastern FM Radio appearance, Josh Lindner led the way with the ball, claiming 3/94.

The Basin were also the beneficiary of a century maker, as Jayden Turcinovic lodged an

unbeaten 134* against Knoxfield. The Knights were in the field all day, sharing the wickets around as The Basin finished on 7/260.

Cameron Wheeler continued on his wicket-taking ways in their match against Upper Ferntree Gully.

Wheeler claimed 5/51, taking him to 24 wickets for the season in only seven matches at an average of 10.83 - including three fivewicket innings and a 10-wicket match.

Steven Moore also among the wickets with a season-best 4/31. With the willow, Pete Dunlop logged 67 to help guide the Kings to 148.

Knox Gardens posted 210 in their match-up with Belgrave. Jarrod Butcher led the way for the Falcons with 44, ably helped by starts from Niraj De Silva (32) and Scott McInerney (32).

For the Magpies, Aaron Brunner claimed 4/45 with the pill in a winnable match for either team.

Finally, Johnson Park have made inroads on Ferntree Gully prior to stumps, having earlier been dismissed.

The Sharks were all out for 154, with Steve Devenish (52) the only bat to get a start. Jayden Bradbury claimed 5/19, with Tim Parker 4/40.

In response, the Blues finished the day at 3/31 as the Sharks were hungry to redeem.

In Decoite Shield, Ferntree Gully Footballers were able to post a large score against Rowville thanks to numerous contributors.

Nick Bogar (88), Ben Rawlings (56), Tharanga Lakshita (43) and Ben Storey (31) all chipped in to the Griffin’s tally to end the day 8/298. For Rowville, Louis Holmes lead the way with 4/95.

Cameron Cosstick had a day to remember in Lysterfield’s match against Olinda. Cosstick claimed 6/37 and was a main catalyst in keeping Olinda to 131.

Juniors finish 2017 on a high after some wild weather MONBULK CRICKET After a couple of wild weeks of weather, it was nice to see all Monbulk teams back on the park over the weekend.

The Friday night juniors played their last match before the Christmas break with a onedayer, with all teams winning including a very excited Under 12s team.

All senior teams and the Saturday morning juniors commenced a two-day match.

A reminder to the whole Monbulk Cricket Club that next Saturday night 16 December is the Christmas Party.

Details: 7pm start at Logcabin; giant barbecue ($5 a head); juniors please bring a salad to share; seniors please bring dessert to share.

Christmas raffle. Special guest.

In other exciting news, the Under 12s premiers from last season (this season’s Under 13s) will be ’Walking with the Stars’ completing a lap of honour at the MCG at the Melbourne Stars versus Sydney Sixers match on Tuesday 16 January.

Attendance at this match as a club, through using Stars memberships that all juniors have received.

Book this date in for the whole family as it is always an awesome night.

1st XI - Monbulk 3/68 v South Belgrave 138 (A Powell 3/44, C Broekhof 4/56); 2nd XI - Monbulk 6/251 (J Spencer 66*, B Brockwell 42, K Storey 38, S Utting 36*, B Emmett 32) v South Belgrave; 3rd XI - Monbulk 5/111 (J Fenby 31, B Badgery 45*) v The Basin 2/90; 4th XI - Monbulk 9/85 (H Emmett 36) v Upwey 4/224; U16s - Monbulk 3/45 v Eildon Park 5/44 (T Utting 3/10); U14s - Monbulk 3/97 (J Bolton 32, J Spencer 28) v FTG 3/57; U13s - Monbulk 2/101 (I Hylton Stewart 27) d Belgrave 2/86; U12s - Monbulk 4/76 (L McDonald 34) d UpweyTecoma 4/40 (A Hylton Stewart 2/4); Fast 9s 4/143 (J Abraham 27 - award) d Belgrave 1/87; Super 7s - Monbulk 8/132 (J Fraser 30) d Olinda 5/78 (Finn 2 wickets/Sasher award).

The Under 12s Monbulk cricket team enjoy some camaraderie.

Mounters home and champing at the bit

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After having to wait an extra week for cricket to arrive again due to torrential rains last weekend, cricketers around the Yarra Ranges were champing at the bit to resume the cut and thrust of the season.

With two-day games being cut down to one day in the competition’s top grades, victories would prove crucial in establishing ladder positions.

The game of the round in DJ Strachan Shield had to be between the top two performing teams this season, Mount Evelyn and Yarra Junction, and the game didn’t fail to deliver.

On their home deck, Mount Evelyn batted first, and it was in-form opener Daniel Giblin (51) who set the pace for the home team.

With Nick Bark (2/26) removing his partner in crime, Jesse Fraser, in a brilliant spell of bowling, Giblin set about the task giving his team the best part possible.

A 62-run partnership with Gareth Fraser had the Mounters humming along nicely.

Jesse Cook (3/52) and Terry Ottrey combined for an excellent partnership of bowling that netted three wickets and put the brakes on the Mount Evelyn innings.

Mount Evelyn captain Kane Jones (32) threatened, but the remainder of the batting line-up had to scratch and scrape for their runs and eventually their innings was closed at 7/157, a decent total, but one that was very much attainable.

Yarra Junction made a brisk start courtesy of openers Andy Wear and Andy Taylor, and they were able to maintain their momentum despite some tidy bowling from the home side.

Brad and Kane Jones were able to keep things tight, but Wear stood firm on his way to a half century.

The innings proved to be a real arm wrestle as Yarra Junction stood firm against some disciplined bowling.

With a dash for the total on the horizon, Wear lost his wicket, and the Eagles gradually

slipped off the required rate, courtesy of some well executed late bowling from Chad Witherdin (4/29) and Gareth Fraser.

The Eagles were still within reach of the total late into the innings, but just couldn’t muster the big over required to break the Mounters’ back.

In the end, they fell agonisingly nine runs short in a brilliant contest.

Yarra Glen and Healesville also played out a close game at Queen’s Park.

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MONBULK BOWLS Both Monbulk teams had resounding wins in Saturday pennant.

Monbulk 1 played Ringwood at home and had three rinks up winning by 35 shots 96 to 61. Brian Smith’s rink won by 11 shots, 29 to 18, Andrew Bell won by 5 shots in a low scoring affair 17 to 12. Eric Markham’s rink had a resounding win by 22 shots 31 to 9 and Richard Cookson’s rink went down on the last end by 3 shots 19 to 22. This win puts Monbulk 1 into sixth position and challenging for a finals place.

Monbulk 3 continued their good form winning by 43 shots against Ringwood 80 to 37.

Doug Elliot’s rink won in a close contest by one shot, Alan Brookes rink won by 10 shots and Ray Pike’s rink had a massive win by 32 shots, 39 to 7. Monbulk 3 is now firmly entrenched in the top two.

In Tuesday pennant Monbulk 1 had a comfortable win against Bayswater at home winning by 31 shots 84 to 53. Andrew Bell’s rink won by 24 shots, 34 to 10, Peter Koomen’s rink won by 16 shots 33 to 17 and Eric Markham’s rink went down by 9 shots 17 to 26.

Monbulk 2 had a tough day at Heathmont losing 35 shots to 69. Dick Coppin tied on his rink, while Eric Furby went down by 13 shots and Graeme Goller lost by 21 shots.

Monbulk 3 travelled to Vermont South and in a very close game went down by 3 shots. Peter Francis won by 9 shots, but Ray Pike went down by 7 shots and Lorraine McLaren lost by 5 shots.

The Club Championship finals for singles will be held this Sunday 17 December at 10am.

The men’s final will be keenly contested between Andrew Bell and Richard Cookson and the women’s final will be worth watching between Karen Rice and Margaret O’Brien.

YARRA RANGES ATHLETICS Yarra Ranges Athletics had four club athletes compete at Australian Schools Championships in Adelaide over the last week.

Georgia Laven and Tayleb Willis were competing in the Australian All Schools Championships. Georgia competed in the 16 Girls 1500m on Saturday finishing fifth in 4.35.96s.

On Sunday, Georgia competed in the Under 16 Girls 800m running a fantastic 2.10.96s to claim the bronze medal.

Tayleb did not qualify for the final of the 16 Boys 100m hurdles on Saturday, but per-

By Jamie Strudley

formed better on Sunday to miss bronze by a mere .24 of a second, eventually finishing sixth in 26.94s.

Tayleb stormed home in the 200m hurdles to finish sixth in 26.94s. Earlier in the week, Maddie Laven and Indi Linde competed in the Pacific School Games with Maddie recording a PB when finishing 6th in the 12 Girls 1500 with a time of 4.50.84, Indi finished ninth in the same race with a PB of 4.57.78.

Maddie also competed in the 800m finishing 10th in 2.26.91. After a miserable weekend in Victoria last week where all athletics competitions were cancelled due forecast rain, the weather subsided enough for Yarra Ranges

Athletics athletes to compete this weekend.

The Little Athletics athletes enjoyed their first championship round of the season with a multi event round. This Friday will be the final round of Little Athletics for 2017.

A modified Twilight program starting from 6pm with the chance of a special visitor during the evening.

The seniors will also be competing on Friday night with the last round of AV Shield for 2017 held at Lakeside Stadium.

Online entries close at noon on Wednesday.

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

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