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Oz Day pride Indiana enjoys the festivities at the Holt Australia Day Awards which were presented at the Day of Nations celebrations in Hampton Park. Turn to page eight to find out how the day was celebrated and who won an Australia Day Award in your community. 176995 Picture: ROB CAREW
Very nervous wait A Berwick couple are waiting nervously to find out whether their allegedly stolen trailer was damaged in a towing business fire - only days after it was recovered in Hallam. Courtney Hill and Clay Tharle say it was "a huge sigh of relief" to be reunited with their trailer on Tuesday, 23 January after it was allegedly stolen earlier this month. The trailer, which was used for the couple's lemonade business, Lemon-Aid was found by police at a Hallam address and towed to Berwick Towing Service on Enterprise Avenue, Berwick. The trailer was allegedly taken from a factory carpark in Deblin Drive, Narre Warren during the earlier hours of Friday, 12 January.
But the state of the trailer remained in limbo after a fire ripped through the towing centre on Friday, 26 January. Just days before the fire, an elated Mr Tharle said they had not been confident of getting the trailer back until they received the good news. "It means the world now. To get that back is just a huge sigh of relief," he said."We ended up going last week and buying another caravan. We were just going to turn it back into our lemonade stand." Earlier this week Mr Tharle said they were yet to find out if their trailer was damaged in the fire. Police and CFA crews from Berwick, Hallam, Dandenong and Bayswater were called to
the towing centre fire at about 5.50am where it's believed at least two cars were damaged. A CFA spokesperson said "multiple cars were alight," adding the fire was contained by 7.15am. Berwick CFA First Lieutenant Peter Obeth said the factory filled up with thick black smoke causing a lot of damage. "Once we got in and squirted a lot of water around and knocked it down, it was a little bit easier to see what was going on." He said no one in the building at the time of the fire but added there were multiple cars parked inside. The cause of the fire is still undetermined and police are investigating. Detective Senior Sergeant Mark Hatt from
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Community News The Berwick Show is back! The 2018 Berwick Show is just around the corner, with Berwick’s Akoonah Park expected to attract thousands of residents for a weekend of endless entertainment!
Become a stallholder at the 2018 Casey Garden Expo
The City of Casey is proud to be a major sponsor of the show, which will take place on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 February 2018.
Be part of an inaugural event for the City of Casey, as Council prepares to team up with the Friends of Wilson Botanic Park Berwick, and the Australian Plant Society Berwick to present the Casey Garden Expo!
Council will present its own exhibit and is excited to promote the different ways you can get active in Casey, with plenty of games and activations sure to entertain the kids, as well as the young at heart.
Expressions of Interest are now open to be a stallholder at the event, which will run on Sunday 4 March 2018 from 10.00 am until 4.00 pm at Wilson Botanic Park Berwick.
Make sure you head along to the annual event; with arts and crafts, delicious food, exhibitions, farm animals and live entertainment, just a small taste of what’s to come. Visit www.berwickshow.org.au for more information.
Council is proud to be a major sponsor of the 2018 Berwick Show.
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The expo will deliver inspirational ideas to residents who want to establish their own small gardens in growth corridors within Casey. Register your interest at casey. smartygrants.com.au/gardenexpo18.
In recognition of Council’s partnership with the Melbourne Football Club (MFC), the Dee’s women’s side will play three home games at Casey Fields this season! MFC is determined to climb higher in the 2018 season, with players sure to put on a fantastic display of football for Casey’s residents. AFLW games at Casey Fields will be:  Melbourne v GWS Giants Saturday 3 February 2018, 5.05 pm  Melbourne v Adelaide Crows Saturday 10 February 2018, 5.05 pm  Melbourne v Brisbane Lions Friday 2 March 2018, 7.05 pm The Dees’ men’s team will also play their JLT Community Series clash against St Kilda at Casey Fields on Thursday 8 March at 7.05 pm. For more information visit www.melbournefc.com.au. Left: The Melbourne Football Club’s women’s side will play three matches at Casey Fields this season.
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Fall in love again at Wilson Botanic Park Berwick Head along to Wilson Botanic Park Berwick this Valentines Day, and share an evening of romance with your loved one! Come along and enjoy a screening of Dirty Dancing on Wednesday 14 February with food trucks, a drink on arrival and live music sure to set the mood.
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Council is currently seeking feedback from its residents about the provision of its hard waste service, to help identify areas for improvement.
At the conclusion of the survey, Council will analyse the feedback and review the way it delivers the hard waste service now, and into the future.
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Blackmail fail, jail for Sale By Cam Lucadou-Wells A Hampton Park man may soon be released from jail for blackmailing a Dandenong panel beater, a car theft and illegally possessing stolen high-powered rifles in September 2016. Elijah Sale, 20, threatened to tie up the panel beater, throw him in a vehicle and burn down the factory if a ‘debt’ of $50,000 wasn’t paid within a month. Sale told the victim that he knew where the victim lived. Sale had been enlisted by a man who had just been released from jail for stealing a
$30,000 ‘debt’ from the same panel-beater. Over the next three weeks, Sale re-visited the factory, phoned the victim and even spoke to the victim’s mother at the victim’s home. “In effect, you stood over him for a person imprisoned for similar conduct,” Victorian County Court judge Mark Dean said during sentencing on 29 January. Sale was arrested soon after visiting the workshop in a freshly-stolen Audi A5 vehicle. Police found photos on Sale’s phone of him bearing four fire-arms stolen in an aggravated burglary. The photos were dated one hour after the
Marie Allen was named the 2018 Casey Citizen of the Year.
burglary. Sale – who was 18 at the time of his arrest – was entitled to be sentenced as a young offender who required supervision and rehabilitative support on his release from jail, Judge Dean said. However, he was found to be no longer fit for youth detention, having served his remand in an adult prison since his arrest. He also had a lengthy history for armed robbery, weapons charges, intentionally causing injury and car theft despite the Childrens Court’s attempts to help him reform. Sale had below-average intellect and a substance abuse disorder that made him
vulnerable to being lured into the blackmail, Judge Dean noted. The talented boxer and AFL footballer was from a large Samoan family, with his parents and siblings in full-time work. “It’s clear you have the support of your family,” Judge Dean said. Sale was jailed for up to three years and three months with an 18-month non-parole period. His sentence will include his 489 days in pre-sentence detention. Sale was disqualified from driving for 12 months.
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Blind chef takes the cake By Brendan Rees Marie Allen continually pushes the boundaries of what people think vision impaired can - or can't - do. Although having low vision herself she continues to be positive and passionate advocate for others with vision impairment. She began and supported the Vision Australia Giggles Cooking Group in 2012 which provides a supportive and friendly environment for those at risk of being socially isolated in the community. "It has great rewards, everyone goes home feeling quite good and happy," she says. The Hampton Park resident was "gobsmacked" after taking out the top honour as the 2018 Casey Citizen of the Year during the Casey Australia Day Awards Ceremony held at Bunjil Place on Friday, 26 January. "It wasn't expected. My jaw just fell to the floor and I nearly fell off my chair," she said. "I got a bit emotional. I'm really, really grateful and I'm very, very humbled. I was humbled to receive the nomination but when I got the actual Casey Citizen of the Year I was like 'what'." "I am proud to be Australian. I wouldn't have been able to do it without my guide dog, my daughter, Mariah, Vision Australia and the community."
Ms Allen has the support of a chef who helps with the cooking classes, held at Lynbrook Community Centre once a month. "It's interacting, it's empowerment, it's sharing, it's getting creative, sharing tips and ideas," Ms Allen said.The group can attest to her energy and enthusiasm for 'giving things a go'. "I've found people who really make this group grow are using their positive energy and strategies so we can just keeping flowing." She encourages those within the community who may feel isolated to join in activities and find common interests and support with their vision loss and daily living. "I'm blind, everything is hard to do but it's achievable and that's keeps me going." "I'm able to use my ability to the max and I get a real buzz out of that." The first cooking class will be held next Thursday, 8 February between 11am and 2pm. "The recipe for this month Zucchini slice gluten free and a delicious crispy mouth-watering Caesar salad," she said. When she's not cooking, Ms Allen loves volunteering at the Hampton Park Uniting Church, particularly at Christmas time where she decorates the hall and cooks in the kitchen. "There's a lot of stuff I want to really help the community with. If I can do this anyone can do it."
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"Each year when our nation celebrates Australia Day, we recognise some of the wonderful residents and community groups who make us proud to call Casey and Australia home," Cr Ablett said. "These awards aim to recognise those who enrich the Casey community, inspire others and demonstrate excellence in their field through their invaluable contribution to our city. "This year's recipients go above and beyond in our local community, dedicating their time to making the lives of others better and contributing to make Casey a great place to live. "Congratulations to all the recipients and nominees; we know you don't do all that you do for recognition, but your commitment and passion to your respective fields does not go unnoticed."
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The City of Casey announced the recipients of the 2018 Casey Australia Day Awards, honouring remarkable individuals and groups who enrich the Casey community. Council held a special ceremony on Australia Day at Bunjil Place to announce the four recipients of this year's awards, and acknowledge all the other worthy nominees. Marie Allen was named the Casey Citizen of the Year, Katherine Morgan the Casey Young Citizen of the Year and Ray Bell the Casey Senior Citizen of the Year. Beaconhills College were awarded the Casey Community Group of the Year. City of Casey Mayor Cr Geoff Ablett congratulated all the winners and nominees and thanked them for their contribution to Casey.
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1. What is something people don't know about you? My parents feared they were losing me when I was just 2 days old. It was a horrendous scare because they'd lost the baby just before me. 2. What is your most memorable moment? May I have three please?Getting married to my beautiful wife, becoming a Dad to my 6 priceless treasures & graduating from Harvest Bible College. 3. Congratulations on receiving an Australia Day award. How did this feel to be a part of the awards ceremony? Thanks. I had mixed emotions. I felt surprised, fortunate and blessed. Hats off to the Hon Anthony Byrne and his entire Holt office for putting on such a fantastic event for the community. 4. What's the best thing about being a part of the Gethsemane Church? Being able to share God's love throughout the community and being able to help others exercise their capabilities and reach their full potential. 5.Where did you learn to sing and play the guitar? I'm self-taught. I watched my Dad play his guitar when he sang with my Mum. 6. Were you overwhelmed by the support from the support after organising the inaugural Clyde Christmas last year? Absotively, Posilutely!!!! In fact, it still hasn't quite sunk in as such. It's refreshing to know that there are so many awesome folk out there who are keen to support a good cause. 7. What is your favourite book? The Bible. 8. At school I... was not always a happy chappy but did the best with the resources available to me. 9. If you could play in any sporting event around the world, what it would be? The Australian Open or the Olympics (Swimming). 10. What was your first or best concert? My own concert in 2011. PURELY for the fact that my children joined me on stage.
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Selfless acts By Brendan Rees Ray Bell has devoted his selfless service to the Casey and Cardinia community for almost two decades. But little did he expect to be awarded the 2018 Casey Senior Citizen of the Year during the Casey Australia Day Awards Ceremony. "It was unexpected but there are more deserving people around. It's been a bit overwhelming" he said. The Berwick resident has been volunteering tirelessly with CHIPs (Christians Helping in Primary Schools) for the past 18 years. He has mentored children, driven buses, sailed boats for the Sailabilty program, taught children robotics and English as a second language, and provided technical assistance for Christmas activities. About six years ago, Mr Bell says he got his
bus licence when a 24 seater bus was donated to CHIPS. "We work with 60 odd schools in the Casey Cardinia area," Mr Bell explains. "Usually on a Monday I got to a school and pick up a bus load of kids and we take them to Phillip Island and have a day the adventure resort." "On a Wednesday we take another school to Lysterfield Lake, we do sailing there. And I help with the program once we're there." Mr Bell also teaches computer skills to older adults and assists his local church in community work, and is a lifelong learner, particularly in the areas of science and the environment. "I feel that I've got these skills and it makes sense to share them with other people," he said. "You get a lot of enjoyment out of seeing people get the advantage of having these lessons."
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Katherine Morgan is one not to shy away when it comes to helping her community. And she loves making a positive impact on people's lives - young or old. The 21 year-old was named the Casey Young Citizen of Year during the Casey Australia Day Awards presentation at Bunjil Place on Friday, 26 January in recognition of her service to the community. "I was honoured to win the Young Citizen of the Year Casey award. I wasn't expecting it however I am very grateful for it," she said. The Beaconsfield resident volunteers with Arise Community Church in Lyndhurst where she supervises and teaches young people. From taking kids to sports events, to activities in the mountains, trips to the snow, bush walks and wildlife and nature education field trips - Ms Morgan ensures she is always there. "We go out to different locations in Victoria. That gets them out to travel and do something exciting with other kids," she said. "We also do working bees which mostly is the adults and the teenagers." She says they go to people's houses in South East Melbourne and help with gardening and general household cleaning. "They get super excited, so it's always a new experience for them and they get to meet new people." But without the help of others, she says she wouldn't be able to achieve as much as she does. "There's so many other people that help me do the things that I do - not for the acknowledgement. "I do a lot and might organise a lot but I wouldn't be able to do it if I didn't have those other people helping me. It's a team player job." Ms Morgan has worked full time as a disability support coach at Wallara organisation for the past four years.
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OPINION Need for power Thanks to Cam Lucadou-Wells' interesting report last week, see the Berwick Star News, “Broadway Lights",Thursday 25 January, in which both councilors Wayne Smith and Rosalie Crestani claim the Casey community will benefit from council’s $620,000 China business strategy. I believe this is little more than another “Chinese hoax" and that Casey Council does not really have a viable business strategy at all. Victoria’s power supply is vulnerable to interruption and this was made clear last weekend when thousands of homes had to deal with blackouts. Instead of going on junkets to China or Israel, Crs Smith and Crestani could make far better use of Casey’s resources by developing a business strategy to bring Tesla batteries to Casey. Tesla batteries would add more capacity to the existing electrical infrastructure system and they have the potential to provide substantial savings to consumers. Casey councillors are living in a time warp. The way forward for local government today is to invest in renewable sources of energy, solar and wind power, for example, not on junkets to China! sincerely, John Glazebrook. Endeavour Hills.
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Cranbourne Police are appealing for witnesses following a collision in Hampton Park last month. Police say a silver Nissan patrol and a silver Mitsubishi ASX collided at the intersection of Hallam Road and Warana Drive at about 2.20pm on Monday, 18 December. Police have released a photo from the scene of the crash and hope a witness, pictured wearing a pink top and dark pants, and talking on her mobile phone can contact Cranbourne Police to assist with their enquiries. Anyone with information is urged to contact Constable HILL at Cranbourne Police Station on 5991 0600 or Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000.
multi-purpose space, the AV and sound system has not been designed exclusively for livestreaming." "Council staff are still learning the system and how it can be best setup for different functions and events including livestreaming." "Since moving into Bunjil Place, council staff have been working to improve the council Meeting livestream experience, through adjustments to the room lighting, room set up, sound, picture angle and overall production value." Council meeting livestreaming was launched on 9 November 2017, and has seen an average of 2.3k views across both Facebook and YouTube, with a total of 93 comments received.
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A Casey Council Facebook stream for the meeting of Tuesday, 16 January caused some frustration among viewers after the video of the meeting was not uploaded online. City of Casey Governance Manager Holly De Kretser said the Facebook stream for the meeting was working on the night, with staff viewing the stream several times. "This is the first time we have experienced the error of Facebook being unable to load the video and we are currently working to get the video re-uploaded to Facebook. Live streaming videos are also available via Council's YouTube channel," she said. She said council were aware of the issues being experienced in relation to the sound quality during livestreaming. "As Bunjil Place is a new building, these type of issues are not uncommon as we become familiar with the new AV and sound equipment," she said. Ms Krester said council staff are investigating the cause of these sound quality issues and hope to have it rectified soon. "As the Bunjil Place Function Centre is a
Here's a novel excuse for not attending Narcotics Anonymous meetings. A drug addict before Dandenong Magistrates' Court tells the judge he doesn't go to them because "half the Apex Gang" often go there. He also offered his street-smart opinion on a preceding case about a guilty teen-sex predator. "I know why the church is slow to report these things. "They believe only way to beat those things is through the Lord."
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Neighbours in a spin Narre Warren residents standing up against well-publicised illegal hoon activity in their area were a bit peeved by a recent press report. The report quotes one of the neighbours who downplayed any wrongdoing - such as the drug-dealing and burn-outs. Other residents say she may have a certain conflict of interest, knowing a couple of the local 'bad boys' very well. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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OAM for a dream-catcher By Brendan Rees Cranbourne grandmother Joan Vosen never imagined her passion for helping young people achieve their university dreams would one day add an OAM to her name. But the 76 year-old, who today was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia as part of the Australia Day honours, has well deserved the title. Having worked at Melbourne University for the past three decades, she received the award for her service in education. "It's very humbling, it's wonderful," Ms Vosen said. "I'm very, very honoured. It was thrilled to be nominated."
"I just wish my parents were alive - they were very community minded. They would be thrilled," she said. For the past 12 years, Ms Vosen has been dedicated in her role as the state administrator for the Victorian Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee, which offers outstanding university students the opportunity to receive a scholarship for post-graduate studies. "I just take my job very seriously. I absolutely love it and I feel that I've helped very clever young people in some very small way." The scholarship application process can be quite long and daunting but Ms Vosen says she's always willing to help applicants.
"I always try to put myself into someone else's shoes and make them feel as comfortable as I can." By the time the final interviews come around she says she gets to know applicants on a personal level: "We might be travelling this road together for three or four months." She recalled a time when she helped a young man who had to borrow someone's suit after ripping his own. "I was tugging at the sleeves of his suit," she says. "The next interview, I said 'please give me your suit pants and I'll get them mended.' Anyway, he ended up being a Victorian Rhodes Scholar."
Basketball legend’s award Few have given as much to Dandenong Basketball Association as stalwart basketball administrator and referee Ron Burgess. As a ‘labour of love’, the Cranbourne East 80-year-old has ploughed in up-to-12 hour days as president and basketball manager. His time in the sport spans 68 years, including at national and state league levels. Mr Burgess receives due recognition for his service, announced as a recipient of the Medal of the Order of Australia in the 2018 Australia Day Honours List. He is renowned as a long-serving referee and lead referee coach in the National Basketball League, officiating in the 1981 NBL Grand Final between Launceston Casino City and Nunawading Spectres. Basketball Victoria, Dandenong Basketball Association and Dandenong Basketball Referees Association have bestowed life member-
ship. Mr Burgess started playing the sport when Australian basketball was in its “rough and ready” infancy in 1949. That was when one of the few local venues was - incredibly - on the first floor of the Royal Exhibition Building in Melbourne. A safety net had to be erected to catch players in case they fell over the mezzanine handrail. He opted for basketball over the all-persuasive Aussie Rules partly because of his skinny build. “I was one of those kids that got to the front for milk at school at 10 o’clock in the morning.” A number of hard hits on the footy field delivered by student-cum-trucking magnate Lindsay Fox confirmed his choice. He met his wife Lesley through basketball, while he was refereeing womens games in Kensington.
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By Brendan Rees The 2018 Holt Australia Day Awards were presented at the Day of Nations celebrations in Hampton Park today, with a large crowd of families and friends turning out to support the recipients. Federal Member for Holt Anthony Byrne honoured 27 outstanding individuals and seven local organisations for their contribution to our community on Australia Day. Many in the crowd waved their Australia flags as they cheered on their unsung heroes. During his speech, Mr Bryne said the Australia Day Awards was an opportunity for the community to recognise those who contributed their time and energy to do valuable volunteer work. “Australia Day is a wonderful day when we can recognise those people who contribute to the community and make our community a better place,” he said. “I congratulate all those receiving a Holt Australia Day Award for their exemplary community spirit and endless hours of volunteer work making our community a better and safer place to live.” “These people do not get the same accolades as celebrities in the media but in their own quiet Australian way they do tremendous work and make other people’s lives better,” said Mr Byrne. The Australia Day Awards were an opportunity to recognise people like Aaron Grant who has volunteered tirelessly on the committee for Cranbourne Public Hall. Mr Grant said he was absolutely wrapped to be presented an award. “I love what I do around the community and the fact people acknowledge it, makes me more determined to continue”. Star News Person on the Year Pastor Phil Cayzer and his wife Norma also received an
Sisters Skylar (left) and Indiana (right) with friend Georgia (middle) enjoy the festivities. 176995 Pictures: ROB CAREW award for their role in the Cranbourne community, particularly for reaching out to Work for the Dole participants when they set up Pixel Play Centre and Caf¨¦. Also amongst the award recipients was Pastor Kerrigan La-Brooy of the Gethsemane Church. Pastor La-Brooy started up a food drive, making available bread, fresh fruits and vegetables to feed the underprivileged in the Casey Area.
He also hosted his own Carols by Candlelight concert at Hillcrest Christian College in Berwick. “To all who have supported my ministry through Gethsemane Church and Gethsemane Charity, this recognition is as much yours as it is mine,” he said. All award recipients were presented with a certificate, an Australian flag and a small Australian native plant courtesy of the Friends of
The 2018 Holt Australia Day Award recipients were: Aaron Grant Carol Bosward & Sandra Rotunno Casey Garba Christopher Klepacz Pastor Decal Nono Ellie Blackburn Elyse Cumine Heather Triffett Hispana Ventana - Spanish Window Jean-Marie Jean-Pierre John Cooper John Foy Josh & Eden Carell Julie Cini Karen Alsop Pastor Keith Vethaak Pastor Kerrigan La-Brooy Lyn & Barry Leeds Mary-Ann Spencer National Servicemen’s Association Australia - South East Sub Branch Pastor Phil & Pastor Norma Cayzer Cranbourne - Narre Warren Relay for Life Ruth Crofts South East Melbourne Vietnamese Associations Council Southern Masters Cycling Club Star News Group Sue Owen Tammie McKill Tareq Bakhtani Zoe Panagiotopoulos
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at Dance Fanatics. Phone orders, lay-by and Eftpos and credit card payments are available and dance schools may be eligible for bulk discounts off a number of items. To find out more enquire in store. Customer discounts are available until February 24. See in store for details. Sue also has a record of all nearby dance academy uniforms so customers can be assured Dance Fanatics has exactly what they need. Dance Fanatics is at 2/32 Treloar Lane in Pakenham and is open throughout February Monday to Thursday 10am to 5.30pm, Friday 10am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 4pm. For more information, phone 5941 5713.
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Grant Forbes implores people to maintain their pools year round. 175844 Once summer is over, a heating system can extend the use well into the cooler months. “There are multiple heating systems on the market now with each having their own benefits,” Grant said. “The first is a solar heating system that ideally goes on the north facing roof and uses the sun to heat your pool water by way of a circulation pump. “Second is a gas fired heating system that uses natural gas to heat your pool water by circulating the water through the heater. “Third is a heat pump which uses simular
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technology to a reverse cycle air conditioning using the heat in the air to heat your pool water by way of a circulation pump.” And for any advice needed at any time of the year? “The best advice I could give anyone is to visit their pool shop on a regular basis and do what the computer-generated report tells you to do without question,” Grant said. “There are millions of pieces of data that come together in the software program to recommend what is best for your pool as no two
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Magic made of mangoes Aussie mangoes mean summer, the feeling of sunshine and the spray from the garden hose on your skin, kids laughing, the smell of barbecues, long light evenings serenaded by kookaburras and cicadas. The first bite of a mango that sends it’s sweet, sticky juice running down your face. But best of all, mangoes are versatile; delicious as a healthy snack on their own, perfectly paired with duck, light summer salads, thrown on the barbecue, cocktails, smoothies and sweet deserts. And thanks to Australian mangoes, Home and Gardens have two delicious recipes to help get the most out of your mangoes this summer! DUCK AND MANGO NOODLE SALAD Preparation time: 15 minutes Cooking time: 10 minutes Serves 4 Ingredients: 2 duck breasts, trimmed 200g rice noodles 1/2 red capsicum, cut into strips 2 green onions, sliced 1/4; cup coriander leaves 1/4; cup mint leaves 2 teaspoon fish sauce 1 tablespoon lime juice 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 2 tablespoons sweet chilli sauce 1 mango, thinly sliced lime wedges, to serve Method: 1. Heat a non-stick frying pan over low heat. Add the duck breasts, increasing the heat as the duck cooks. Cook until duck skin is golden brown and middle is still slightly pink. Remove from pan. 2. Soak the noodles in a bowl of boiling water until
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soft then drain and run under cold water. 3. Transfer the noodles to a bowl and toss with capsicum, green onions and herbs. 4. Combine the fish sauce, lime juice, oil and sweet chili. Toss with the noodle mixture and fold through sliced mango. 5. Slice duck breasts and serve with mango noodle salad. Serve with lime wedges. 6. Tip: It’s best to cook duck breasts starting them in a cool pan.
mango among the ramekins. 3. Whisk together the eggs, caster sugar, cream, milk and vanilla until fully combined and transfer mixture to a large jug. Pour over the croissants and mango then place the ramekins in a baking dish. 4. Pour boiling water into the baking dish, coming half way up the sides of the ramekins. 5. Transfer to the oven and bake for 35 minutes or until golden and set. If the puddings start to brown too quickly cover the baking dish with foil. 6. Allow the puddings to stand for 5 minutes then serve with ice cream and mango curd (optional).
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Ingredients: 3 croissants, torn into small pieces 1 mango, chopped 3 eggs, lightly beaten 1/2; cup caster sugar 1/2; cup cream 1 1/2; cups milk 1 teaspoon vanilla essence ice cream, to serve mango curd, to serve (optional) Method: 1. Preheat oven to 170C. Lightly grease four 1-cup capacity ovenproof ramekins or dishes. 2. Divide the torn croissants and chopped
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(218015) 3 bedroom home with 2 living areas, large lounge with A/C & gas heating + another rumpus games room with A/C (reverse cycle) & a 2nd bathroom.Outdoors we have a pergola patio area, dbl garage, dbl carport & insulated music room/studio. The home is on a 651m² approx. block with all colorbond fencing, close to train station & also the S/C at the Hunt Club.
(218014) 3 bedroom home in a court location in the Courtenay Gardens estate.3 bed with robes, the master with bay window, 2 way bathroom, & separate powder room with vanity.Traditional lounge with S/S heating & cooling, meals area with timber kitchen, W/O & gas cooktop. Outdoors is a paved pergola area leading from the under roofline garage, on a 595m² block approx.
(218016) Large two storey home in a court location in need of some TLC to bring back the sparkle but the pricing reflects that. Join the race to buy this spacious home 4 bedrooms 3 bathrooms approx. 23 square living with a patio area and double garage on a 745m² approx. block. All inspections are by appointment.
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(218006)3 bed, master with retreat large WIR and ens. Powder room, huge living & dining areas downstairs. white v/wrap kitchen with s/s appliances, incinerator, d/sweeper. Heating & cooling, ducted vacuum on both levels. Alfresco area, 9m x 5m cool deck with custom blinds throughout.- 20 energy efficient solor panels(5kw), 3000l water tank, CCTV.
(218004) Set amongst quality homes in a tranquil and serene court location, is this marvelous property. 4 bedrooms, beautiful spotted gum flooring, formal lounge, timber kitchen includes Bosch dishwasher, ducted heating/vacuum system, x2 split system cooling in family room.
(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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(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.
(217489) Currently tenanted until November 2018, this property consists of 3 bedrooms, separate lounge with polished floorboards, updated kitchen and bathroom, ducted heating, on a good sized allotment of approx. 642m². Plans for a second dwelling have been submitted to council.
(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.
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$429,950 cranbourne
$449,000 langwarrin stH
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(217449) 2 Bedroom Hardi plank home in good condition featuring lounge/ dining, renovated kitchen with under bench oven & cooktop plus dishwasher. Coonara heater & ceiling fans 2 spacious bedrooms plus a café blind enclosed decked patio area, plus double carport. There is also plenty of land for future expansion with the approx. 750m2 block.
(217484) 3 bedrooms, or 2 bedrooms plus open study home on an easy maintained approx. 402m² block, all gas appliances kitchen with wall oven and gas cooktop, gas heating plus a split system heating and cooling, outdoors we have a pergola patio area, carport and garden shed at this price on a 402m² approx. block and in this location it’s a bit of a bargain.
(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.
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Address: 34 Kindred Avenue, Cranbourne North, 3977 Price: $570,000-$630,000 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 study, 2 car Inspect: Saturday, 11am-11.30am Contact: Kristen Turner 0410 615 228, PEAKE REAL ESTATE, 9707 5300
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In the Heart of the Prestigious Sandhurst Estate Located in the prestigious Sandhurst Estate and situated on the island, is this lovely double storey home, the home has views of the lake and also the golf course. As you walk through the home, you are welcomed by the formal lounge and dining room, perfect for entertaining those important guests in, which leads through to the hostess kitchen with a dishwasher and a separate family and meals room. Walk upstairs to the 3 bedrooms, the spacious master bedroom has a full en-suite and balcony and the other 2 bedrooms have built in robes, there is also a rumpus room or 3rd living area or study room upstairs for the kids to use. The home has a double garage which has internal access, there is also ducted heating. Inspect now to enjoy this lifestyle property.
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Man cave of memories By Rebecca Skilton It’s the man cave that was never meant to be. But take engineer Geoff Shannon, an old carport and fast forward nearly eight years, and you’ll have a man cave so impressive it’s earnt its own name: The Pig and Hounds. “It was originally just an old shed with a dirt floor in it,” Geoff said. “It started because all my tools and machinery is in the shed up the front and every time I had to do something to the house, I had to walk all the way up to the shed to grab my tools. So I said to (my wife) Jill, I’m going to turn this into a workshop - and I did” Geoff created a potbelly stove out of old truck brake drums, which quickly became the favourite heater in the house. Not long after came the solid timber bar. “I built the bar which was just a centre out of a tree - a complete centre slab which we cut and made the two halves. “We had boxes of stuff that we’d collected so I thought, let’s start decorating the place and before I knew it, all the machinery I’d moved in here was back at the front shed. “But it works well because the old house is over 150 years old now, and there are no big rooms in it, so if we’ve got something happening, there’s no room to have people around to have a drink, so I thought stuff it, we’ll make this more of an entertainment area.” While the floor of The Pig and Hounds is now concreted, Geoff has used an abundance of recycled materials to fit the interior including salvaged timber from the property’s old stables and milking sheds. Even the roof takes on the room’s rustic aesthetic, with Geoff concealing the new-looking tin ceiling with hessian cloth.
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However, it’s what hangs from the walls and sits on the shelves that will cause jaws to drop. Old tools, cricket bats, a hitching post, instruments, lanterns, an English pump, records, whiskey bottles and even a disco ball are just a selection of trinkets that Jill and Geoff have either collected or have had handed down to them; some old and rare enough that visitors can’t help but feel like they’ve entered a museum.
“We go to market and like anything old and unusual,” Geoff said. “There are some things I’ve collected and some things that friends have given me. It’s all bits and pieces - everybody has a bit of a go at me for having the disco ball in here but it was my daughter's from her room and it was getting thrown out and I said,' I’m not going to let that get thrown out! It doesn’t really match, but it’s a part of my family'.”
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Australian Plants Society, Wilson Park Berwick
Pre-school story time
Australian Plants Society encourages and educates the love of Australian plants. Meetings include talks by people engaged in the cultivation of plants and preservation of the environment. Guest for Tuesday 13 February will be Curator of Wilson Botanic Park, Berwick, Lex Nieboer, who will guide us around the gardens in particular at Australian plantings. Meetings held every second Tuesday of month at 7.30pm at Visitors' Centre, Wilson Botanic Gardens. Website - www.apswilsonparkberwick.org.au
The Berwick Mechanics Institute and Free Library is providing a story time for pre-schoolers. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10.30am at 15 High Street, Berwick. Call 9707 3519 or email bmi@dcsi.net.au.
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Problem drinkers
Al-Anon Family Group is for relatives and friends of problem drinkers. Mondays from 10am at the Andrews Centre, corner Hanna Drive and Heatherton Road, Endeavour Hills. Call 1300 252 666 or visit www.al-anon.org.au.
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General meeting
Narre Warren and District Family History Group Inc. are holding their general meeting. The guest speaker will be Patrick Ferry and the theme will be "A century after the guns fell silent remembering Pakenham's WW1 volunteers, 19141918". Supper will be served after and then the general meeting will begin. A $3 entry fee paid on the night. Wednesday the 14 February at 7.30pm in the meeting room of the Cranbourne Library, 1/65 Berwick Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne. Please use Casey Radio Entrance.Contact Lynne Bradley at president@nwfhg.org.au or phone 8787 5558. All visitors are welcome to attend.
Indoor bowls
Enjoy full size indoor bowls at the Casey Indoor Sports Centre every Friday morning. Morning tea supplied. Holland Drive, Cranbourne, 10am-noon. Cost $5. Call Ron on 5990 9048 or 0411 126 946.
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Stitch up a course
Stitch and Chat is a weekly practical workshop for sewing crafts - knitting, embroidery, quilting and crochet led by a guest facilitator. Narre Warren North Uniting Church. For details and dates, phone 9700 5061.
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The Cranbourne Friends Royal Botanic Gardens Inc will be holding their annual Sunday brunch at The Australian Garden, Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne. Come along to meet current and new Cranbourne Friends and find out about our activities, fund raising and committee work. Bring a plate to share or just grab a take away coffee from the Boon Wurrung Caf¨¦. Rodger Elliott will lead a short Tour of Gondwana for those interested. Sunday 4 February from 10am-12pm in the Forest of Figs at the Australian Garden, Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne. For more information, contact Indra Kurzeme via email: president@rbgfriendscranbourne.org.au
Blues Brothers shake tailfeather for variety
Blues Brothers fanatics young and old are encouraged to attend an interactive screening of the cult classic ‘The Blues Brothers’ at the Cranbourne Community Theatre, all in the name of charity. Beginning with the musical stylings of “The Maxwell Street Blues Band” and plenty of “Orange Whip” to go round, the night will support Variety – the Children’s Charity, a national not-for-profit organisation that supports Aussie kids to reach their full potential regardless of the hurdles they face in life. So don your best Blues Brothers outfit and join this charityminded team to shake a tail-feather and help Aussie kids reach their full potential. Saturday 17 February at the Cranbourne Community Theatre located at Brunt St, Cranbourne.Tickets and more information available at www.trybooking.com/TCBO
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Berwick Healthcare, a not for profit community practice is working with Diabetes Australia to run the Life program which teaches Victorians how to reduce their risk of chronic disease by making small changes to their lifestyle. The program helps Victorians to live healthier lives. Run by Diabetes Victoria and funded by the Victorian Government, the program empowers participants to change their lifestyle to help reduce their risk of developing type two diabetes, heart disease and stroke. For more information visit www.lifeprogram.org. au or contact life@diabetesvic.org.au. Berwick Healthcare, 76 Clyde Road, Berwick. Three free group programs will run in February, April and October this year with the first program starting on Monday 5 February 6.45pm-8.30pm.. For more information and timetables contact Berwick Healthcare on 9796 1500.
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Self-care through Tai Chi and mindfulness
Join us for a series of three workshops to explore how the gentle movements of Tai Chi and the practice of mindfulness can sustain you in your caring role. The workshops will include an introduction to Tai Chi with some gentle movement seated or standing; an introduction to mindfulness and some guided meditation; exploring how mindfulness can help you cope more effectively with challenges and stress in your caring role; opportunities for group discussion and tips and handouts for daily practice. Suitable for carers, family members and friends who are supporting a person with dementia, a frail older person, a person with a disability or a person experiencing mental illness. Wednesday 7, 14 and 21 February from 10am-12.30pm at the Old Cheese Factory, Berwick located 34 Homestead Rd, Berwick. See flyer and book online at: www.carersouth. org.au under 'news and events'. RSVP essential by 30 January on phone: 9212 3000. Cost: Free.
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Step into line dance
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 Dr, Berwick on Thursdays, 2pm4.30pm. Details: Val on 0417 039 753.
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Zumba class
Bounce into fitness with instructor Nidia at Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House. Thursdays, 7-8pm at Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House, 21a Bemersyde Drive, Berwick. $10 per session. Bookings 9702 1218 or admin@bpnh.org.au.
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Indoor bowls
Everyone is welcome to attend indoor full size regulation bowls. Enjoy a cuppa afterwards. Every Friday morning at 10am at Cranbourne Indoor Sports Centre, Smethurst, at Cranbourne. Phone Ron 5990 9048 or 0411 126 946. Bowls supplied. Cost $5.
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Support
Hampton Park Uniting Place offers many opportunities for people to make new friends and help contribute to the wellbeing of others. The 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.
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Friends for a cause
Berwick Evening View Club meets monthly and welcomes new members. The club raises funds to support the Smith Family's Learning for Life program. The club aims to provide an opportunity for women of all ages and backgrounds to make new friends while supporting a good cause. Meetings on third Monday of the month, 7pm at the Beaconsfield Hotel, 1 Princes Highway, Beaconsfield. Details: Kay 9769 7762.
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The Readers Corner book club are looking for new members to join up. Meetings are every second Wednesday of the month at the Cranbourne Library, 65 BerwickCranbourne Road. Contact Lillian: 5995 7790
Berwick Library
The Berwick Library re-opens on Monday 8 January 2018. Story-time for pre-schoolers will also return on Tuesday and Thursday during January.
Narre Warren Seniors
Members of Narre Warren Seniors wish all readers good health and happiness in the New Year. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
Third term is well underway, but U3A Cranbourne is still looking for more people in the following classes - folk art, bridge, Mahjong, chess, singing for fun, sewing and patchwork, fishing, and learning music keyboard. If retired and looking for something to fill in time, come along and join the happy group. For further information, phone 5995 0311 or visit www.u3acranbourne.net.au.
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Basic computer classes
Small classes with patient tutor. Tuesday mornings for eight weeks at Hallam Community Learning Centre. Phone 9703 1688 or email admin@hallamclc.com.au.
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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 old. Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South, Tuesdays, 9.30-11.30am. Bookings on 9704 2781.
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Gentle yoga
Fight stress, get fit and stay healthy with a gentle yoga exercise class in Berwick. Booking is essential. Tuesdays, 9.30-10.30am, and Wednesdays, 7-8pm at Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House, 21a Bemersyde Drive, Berwick. $10 a session or $80 for a 10-week term. Details from admin@bpnh.org.au or 9702 1218.
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Cranbourne Garden Club
Everyone is welcome to come along and have fun and maybe learn something about gardening. Meetings at Cranbourne Public Hall, second Thursday of the month at 1.30pm. Contact Julie Muley on 5995 1420.
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Artwork sale
Berwick Art Society's paint group sells its artworks each Thursday. Everyone is welcome to visit and chat with the artists. Thursdays, 11.30am-2.30pm at the Old Cheese Factory, 34 Homestead Road, Berwick.
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Cranbourne Day View Club
The Cranbourne Day View Club is looking for new members to join the group. The group is helping to sponsor students through The Smith Family. Meetings are on the first Wednesday of the month at the Amstel Club. For more information, contact Trish Ransom on 5995 7037.
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This is a self-help support group for parents whose severely disadvantaged children are unable to participate in mainstream pre-school activities. It is particularly aimed at children who are suffering from conditions that require 24hour supervision. Narre Warren North Uniting Church. For details and dates, phone 9700 5061.
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Affordable healthy cooking
Healthy cooking teaches participants to prepare healthy home-cooked meals. Aimed at families and singles, this series of weekly demonstrations will be supported by follow-up practical sessions for each recipe. Narre Warren North Uniting Church. For details and dates, phone 9700 5061.
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Myuna Farm
Myuna Farm in Doveton hosts a produce swap where residents can swap their excess homegrown produce with other participants. Produce swaps are not only for swapping home-grown fruit and vegetables, but participants can also bring along items including eggs, seeds and seedlings, flowers and compost. There is no money exchanged, just items swapped. New participants are welcome and no bookings are required. Myuna Farm, 182 Kidds Road, Doveton, second Saturday of every month. Call 9706 9944.
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Mental health program
Grow offers a 12-step recovery focused program to those who are suffering from stress, anxiety, depression and other emotional difficulties. Berwick Neighbourhood Centre, 112 High Street, Berwick, every Wednesday at 10am. For further information, contact Grow Community Centre on 1800 558 268 or visitwww. grow.org.au. Gold coin donation is appreciated.
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Parkrun
Participate with more than 100 others in a free five-kilometre timed event every Saturday morning. The event caters for serious runners and for those wanting a jog or even a walk. Saturdays at 8am at Berwick Springs. Visit the Berwick Springs Parkrun website for more information.
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Walk the centre
Cranbourne Park offers health walks where participants are taken by a qualified instructor from the YMCA. Registrations can be taken on the day and participants are encouraged to wear loose-fitting clothes and comfortable walking shoes. Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.40am-8.45am in the fresh food area.
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Keep fit this winter and join the Hallam Sensational Movers club for a gentle exercise class for those who prefer it or step up their pace if they can. Mondays, 11.15am and Wednesdays, 11am at the Scout Hall, Gunns Road, Hallam. $5 per class. Phone 9703 1688 for more details.
Hallam Senior Citizens Centre is welcoming new members. Senior citizens can enjoy carpet bowls, bingo, games, club room events and day tours. Visitors are invited to pop in and enjoy a game of bowls or bingo to see what the club is like. Free bowling tuition provided. Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays Hallam Senior Citizens Centre. For further Information phone president Dorothy Mickelson on 9796 7580.
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IT – QUEUE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM The proposed sale follows a public procurement process carried out as an invitation for expressions of interest. The proposed terms of the sale of the Land are as follows: 1. the purchaser of the Land will be Racing Victoria Limited ACN 096 917 930 and/or nominee; 2. the price will be $2,250,000.00 plus GST with a 10% deposit on the signing of the contract of sale; 3. Settlement will be due on the date that is 14 days after the date that Council or its solicitor gives notice in writing to Racing Victoria Ltd. or its solicitor of registration of plan of subdivision no. 812430W; 4. Racing Victoria Ltd. (as purchaser) agrees that, at least 21 days prior to the Settlement Date, it must execute and deliver to the Casey City Council an agreement under section 173 of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 (Vic) under which Racing Victoria Ltd. covenants, among other things, that: (a) it must only develop or use the Land for a purpose which is consistent with the following uses: (i) thoroughbred horse training; (ii) horse stabling; (iii) residential housing for those people associated with horse training and stabling. (b) it will establish and maintain a horse walk-through and access track between the Land and the Cranbourne Turf Club. (c) that it will comply with all Planning Controls in relation to the Land. Interested persons are invited to make a submission on the proposal in accordance with section 223 of the Act. Council must receive submissions by 2 March 2018. All submissions will be considered in accordance with section 223 of the Act. Submissions may be included in an agenda for a meeting of the Council that will be made available to the public. Written submissions are to be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, and may be hand delivered to Council’s office at Bunjil Place, 2 Patrick Northeast Drive, Narre Warren 3805 or posted to the following address: Mr Mike Tyler Chief Executive Officer Casey City Council PO Box 1000 NARRE WARREN VIC 3805 Any person making a written submission and requesting to be heard in support of their written submission is entitled to appear in person, or may be represented by a person acting on their behalf, before a meeting of Council or a committee of Council. After considering all submissions, Council will decide whether to proceed with the proposal Further information regarding this proposal may be obtained from Council’s Principal Property Advisor Peter Gillieron, who may be contacted by telephone on 03 9705 5200 or by email at pgillieron@casey.vic.gov.au Mike Tyler Chief Executive Officer Casey City Council
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Casey City Council (Council) gives public notice under section 189 of the Local Government Act 1989 (Vic) (Act) of its intention to sell its land described below: O’Tooles Road Cranbourne 3977, being the land described as Lot 1 on proposed Plan of Subdivision No. 812430W and shown on the plan below, and being part of the land contained in certificate of title volume 4687 folio 355 (Land).
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State poll wishlist Casey Council has entered the 2018 state election fray with a plea to vying political parties for $2.7 billion in roads and rail in the South East. Under a 'Commit to Casey' banner, the council is lobbying for an extended Cranbourne rail line and for $1.2 billion in road upgrades. The council claims soaring traffic volumes and slashed public transport budgets have made Casey's roads among the state's most clogged. As part of the campaign - during what's tipped to be a tight election - the council has launched a website for visitors to send a pre-form email, and request a bumper sticker or a placard. Mayor Geoff Ablett said the investment
would create more than 18,000 jobs, better link homes and employment precincts and inject $1.5 billion into the local economy. "Fixing roads and extending rail will create jobs, improve access to essential services, ease cost of living pressures and help the local community and economy thrive," Cr Ablett said. Resident Mark Seels, in backing the campaign, said it was "great to see Council standing up for Casey families". "Too many families spend too much time stuck in traffic each day - all they want is to get where they need to go safer and sooner." Details on the 2018 campaign: www.CommitToCasey.com.au.
Councillors and residents get on track for the Commit to Casey campaign. 177187 Picture: GARY SISSONS
Girl rescued at beach By Brendan Rees A fun day at the beach could have turned distressful for a Cranbourne four-year-old last weekend. The girl was in a floaty ring when her dad, who was swimming next to her had become fatigued about 200 metres from the shore at Carrum beach at midday on Sunday, 28 January. Carrum surf lifesaver Shane Rowley said he was paddling on his board when he sighted the girl and her dad. The man was trying to swim both of them out to a nearby speed limit sign that is used for boats, he said. "Dad decided he was going to swim out there and drag this young girl with him in the floaty ring." "But before he got out there the tide and the wind were blowing away," Mr Rowley said. "Because I was out there I had a chat to him and said he wasn't getting closer and you could
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see he was getting a bit fatigued." Mr Rowley then offered the man's daughter to jump on his rescue board and paddle her back to the shore. "He just swam himself in so he just had to concentrate about himself so that's what he did." "Dad got himself a little more out of his depth in the sense of what he thought he could do." Mr Rowley said the girl was safe and "oblivious to everything" as she had not moved from the floaty ring. "It is a rescue so I had to bring her on the board and bring her in to make sure he was fine and safe." "It could've been worse. If he had of continued to drag the young girl who knows," he said. "It was a lot more of know your limitations." Mr Rowley said the pair continued to enjoy their beach day. Over the long weekend lifesavers recorded 9,400 visitors to Carrum beach during patrol
A surf lifesaver rescued a Cranbourne girl at Carrum beach last weekend. Picture: CONTRIBUTED hours, nearly half of those being on Sunday. With temperatures exceeding 40 degrees on Sunday, the volunteers extended patrols to be 10.30am to 8.45pm. Lifesavers were called to assist with a first aid before patrols had even begun on Australia Day - assisting a man with a dislocated/fractured toe. In total lifesavers had four first aid cases, the others included a woman who had crushed her fingers in the electric sunroof of a car and a girl who grazed her leg after falling down the rocks at Patterson River.
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TRUCK MAINTENANCE Self motivated person required by Transport Company in South East Suburbs. Position requires general trailer and truck maintenance. Experience with Cummins Motors and Thermo King Refrigeration units would be an advantage.
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MILLARD 14FT POPTOP. Bought new 2004. 2 adults & 1 child, single beds, always kept garaged and undercover. Air con, microwave, 3 way fridge, 4 burner stove & grill, main pressure. Easy to tow, registration (Q51-711). $25,000ono. Phone: 5998 5358
JAYCO SWAN 2014 Pop Top. The van packs down neatly for easy towing and pops up to provide plenty of accomodation. Tow with a 2WD or 4WD, this van is the newer Jayco model with the J Tec Off road suspension, fully set up for free camping with the following, 1 queensize bed, 1 double bed, 1 short single (dining table and seats convert to bed) suit child to 12 yrs, 1 single (front lounge converts), 3 way fridge, gas grill, 2 x 90l water tanks, roof rack for surfboards or canoes etc, external gas point, external power points and tv point, water pump, It has its own battery for remote camping away from power, roll out awning, which converts to annex, sun shade, cupboard converted to pantry with shelving, reg til 12/18. $27,990 neg. Ph: 0408 690 500.
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NATIONALLY ACCREDITED TRAINING BEAUTY THERAPY & HAIRDRESSING Required 4-5 days per week in Narre Warren Sth. We are looking for a reliable, efficient and enthusiastic person who prides themselves on accuracy, to join our team. Experience with Microsoft Office and Quickbooks will be an advantage. Start time is 7.30am. Please forward your resume, along with a hand-written cover letter to linda.bsss@bigpond.com, or telephone 9702 1166 for details.
Casey Crime Investigation Unit are appealing for witnesses following the alleged theft of a Vermeer S75TX front load digger in Clyde North. The digger was taken from a construction site on Soldiers Road in early November last year. Police have supplied an image of a digger of similar make, model and colour. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or www.crimestoppers.com.au and quote incident number 180013835.
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Bianca Jakobsson and her Demons are ready to go. Picture: COURTESY OF THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB
The second season of AFL Women's is set to kick off this weekend, with the Dees looking to catch reigning premiers, Adelaide. Picture: AFL MEDIA
Dees are ready to rumble By Nick Creely AFL WOMEN’S LEAGUE 2018 PREVIEW - ROUND 1 MELBOURNE v GWS GIANTS Saturday 3 February, Casey Fields, 5.05pm TV: Foxtel, AFL app It’s only days away from the second season of AFL Women’s, and for Melbourne, it’s just about building their momentum, and ensuring they are ready to fire. The Demons; coached by Mick Stinear once again; were inconsistent in 2017, and despite possessing some of the most elite talent in the competition, finished third on the ladder, missing out on the grand final by just 16.3 per cent after drawing level on points with eventual premiers, Adelaide. They kick start their season at home in Cranbourne; against the GWS Giants; a side that finished bottom of the ladder and struggled with a lack of genuine scoring power, finishing with an average of just 22 points per game. Comparing that to the Demons; who managed to average 37 points a game; and there is a clear difference in class and scoring prowess. But last year, the Giants won just one game,
coincidentally against the Demons, in a match where they were restricted to a horribly inaccurate 1.9 The Demons will already be one it’s brightest young talents for the season, with emerging forward Ainslie Kemp rupturing her ACL in a training mishap. Kemp played four games for the Demons in the opening season of the competition, and will be sorely missed in the forward line. But apart from the unfortunate injury, the Demons enter Saturday’s clash raring to go, and are ready to unleash a more energetic and confident game style. Boom recruit, and local Cranbourne star Bianca Jakobsson, is also expected to play in defence this season, with the switch to the backline during the pre-season adding an elite marker to that area of the ground. LAST TIME THEY MET: GWS Giants 3.2(20) defeated Melbourne 1.9(15) at Blacktown ISP Oval KEY PLAYERS: DAISY PEARCE is the most complete player in the competition, and the Demons skipper will once again be a crucial factor through the midfield with her class and elite football brain, and was comfortably their best player last season.
JESSICA DAL POS who is a teammate of Pearce’s at Darebin in the VFLW competition, is a player the Demons must shut down and an asset for the Giants. If the Demons; as expected; are too comfortably have the Giants’ measure, ensuring Dal Pos doesn’t relish in the clearances will make the four points a formality. WHAT THE CLUB SAYS: “The excitement is building; we’re really getting ourselves and our bodies fit for matches, and there’s a lot of excitement around the club and a lot of hype outside the club.” - Bianca Jakobsson “That affiliation with Casey and being a Casey girl myself makes it all the more exciting; to be able to play in front of family and friends is pretty exciting. “The health of the list is great, except for Kempy, but she’s been getting around us all and driven everyone to get the best out of the program.” PREDICTION: Melbourne by 20 points PLAYING LIST (BY PLAYING NUMBERS): 1. Tegan Cunningham, 186cm, Key forward 2. Meg Downie, 176cm, Key defender 3. Emma Humphries, 164cm, Midfielder 4. Karen Paxman, 170cm, Midfielder 5. Elise O’Dea (vice-captain) 172cm, Midfielder
6. Daisy Pearce (captain), 170cm, Midfielder 7. Bianca Jakobsson, 174cm, Key forward 8. Sarah Lampard, 170cm, Medium defender 9. Alyssa Mifsud, 184cm, Key forward 10. Kate Hore, 170cm, Medium forward 11. Laura Duryea, 176cm, Key defender 12. Shelley Scott, 176cm, Medium defender 13. Katherine Smith, 164cm, Small defender 14. Lily Mithen, 159cm, Midfielder 15. Lauren Pearce, 184cm, Ruck 16. Aliesha Newman, 158cm, Small forward 17. Ashleigh Guest, 168cm, Midfielder 18. Mel Hickey (vice-captain), 172cm, Defender 19. Jasmine Grierson, 171cm, Medium defender 20. Claudia Whitford, 171cm, Medium defender 21. Harriet Cordner, 177cm, Key defender 22. Madeline Guerin, 172cm, Midfielder 24. Brooke Patterson, 172cm, Medium defender 25. Maddie Shevlin, 174cm, Medium defender 29. Eden Zanker, 183cm, Key forward 30. Richelle Cranston, 171cm, Midfielder 35. Catherine Phillips, 175cm, Midfielder 36. Ainslie Kemp, 170cm, Medium forward 40. Anna Teague, 174cm, Key defender 46. Erin Hoare, 194cm, Ruck
Another chapter in rich racing history The Cranbourne Greyhound Racing Club has been a vital part of the region ever since it opened in 1974 and is now getting ready for the Casey Steel Cranbourne Cup on 10 February. Sharing facilities with thoroughbred and harness racing, the CGRC staged its first cup in 1975 with Great Power taking the honours in the 510m race. In 1977, the Cranbourne Cup became a 520m event and the list of greyhounds to win the prestigious cup is as impressive as any club with Shinning Chariot, Eureka Man, Banjo Boy and China Trip who won the Cup in 1992 in between becoming the first to win the Australian Cup in consecutive years. Around 10,000 people annual attend greyhound race meetings at Cranbourne, which hosts some of the best racing facilities in Victoria including a two-storey grandstand as well as restaurants, bars and function rooms. As one of 13 Victorian greyhound racing cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
clubs, Cranbourne races each week with many of its race meets falling on a Wednesday night. The Cranbourne Greyhound Racing Club is committed to managing its operations with the community in mind. It sponsors local football and netball competitions and organises and hosts events to support good causes and give local groups and residents opportunities to meet, raise funds and enjoy themselves. The club directly employs 16 permanent and casual staff while greyhound racing also generates many more indirect local jobs and contributes around $40 million to the Gippsland region. providing hundreds of local jobs and a market for local goods and services.
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Patto undecided on fate By Nick Creely As Dandenong chase the ultimate glory in Premier Cricket - premierships in both one day and two cricket - this season may very well be the last swansong of one its finest ever players. Darren Pattinson - the big, bustling quick who famously made his test debut for England in 2008, may retire at the conclusion of the Premier Cricket season, but it's definitely not due to a lack of form. After taking four years of elite cricket to focus on his greyhounds, the Pearcedale trainer, who also played 62 first class games, returned to the competition this season, and has taken 22 wickets at an average of 15, including a man of the match performance in the Panthers' one day flag against Carlton, but hasn't decided whether his body could handle any more cricket after this year. "I've been bowling well, the ball's been coming out pretty good," he said. "I was a bit worried at the start of the season that I might be past it, but it's coming out really well at the moment. "I'd like to think (I can keep playing next year), but it's really hard at 38 years of age it's a week by week proposition for me at the moment with my body." While Pattinson will leave a hole of experience at the club when he hangs up the whites, he said the talent within the club is as good as it's ever been. "We've got some really quality bowlers at the club, and at the end of the day, I don't want to be holding anyone back," he said. "If I feel I am, I will definitely step away and move on. "We've got some young bowlers playing in the seconds and the thirds, and they will all play ones- I've been here now for 18 years, and this is the best bowling group for a long time, and the best groups of batsmen we've had. "We've predominantly been a bowling club, and the batsmen in the twos are getting the job done, so we've got depth all over the grades."
Darren Pattinson celebrates knocking over Brayden Stepien with his very first ball of the one day final. Picture: COURTESY OF ARJ GIESE/CRICKET VICTORIA
X-Men set to rise in 2018 QUIZ NUMBER 1593 1. WHICH Aussie cyclist won her fifth Olympic medal at London in 2012? 2. WHAT nationality is 2005 Australian Open tennis champ Marat Safin? 3. WHO was the first Australian to win the US men’s singles tennis title? 4. WHICH city hosted the 1908 Olympic Games? 5. WHO hit the most sixes in ODI cricket in 2017? 6. WHICH Aussie lawn bowler won the men’s singles gold medal at the 1990 Commonwealth Games? 7. WHO has won the James Hardie 1000 the most number of times? 8. WHICH two Australians have partnered to win the most Wimbledon doubles titles? 9. THE Pearce family produced several Australian Olympians in which sport? 10. AT which Olympics did Andrew ‘Boy’ Charlton establish himself as a world-class swimmer? 11. IN what sport was Keith Campbell Australia’s first international champion? 12. WHO has scored the most career runs in cricket’s Big Bash up to the start of this season? 13. WHAT is the national sport of Ireland? 14. WHAT sport is played by the Chicago Cubs? 15. WHICH world boxing title did Johnny Famechon win in the late 1960s? 16. WHICH three wicket-keepers played for Australia during Kerry Packer’s World Series Cricket rebellion? 17. WHICH former Australian Rules hard man was known as ‘Captain Blood’? 18. WHO trained 1979 Melbourne Cup winner Hyperno? 19. WHO was the youngest player to win the Wimbledon men’s singles title? 20. HOW many rugby league premierships were Melbourne stripped of for salary cap rorting in 2010? ANSWERS: 1. Anna Meares 2. Russian 3. Frank Sedgman 4. London 5. Rohit Sharma 6. Rob Parrella 7. Peter Brock 8. Todd Woodbridge & Mark Woodforde 9. Hockey 10. The 1924 Olympics 11. Motor cycling 12. Aaron Finch 13. Hurling 14. Baseball 15. Featherweight 16. Steve Rixon, Kevin Wright and John Maclean 17. Jack Dyer 18. Bart Cummings 19. Boris Becker 20. Two 28 STAR NEWS
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By Russell Bennett After an ego-crushing wooden spoon in 2017 and lack of committed players, the St Francis Xavier 'X-Men' have undergone a rebuild both on and off-field in an aim to once again be a power club in the VAFA. With a new president and new committee brings a confidence that 2018 will be a big year for the club. New president and 2015 premiership player Wayne Delaland is both excited and nervous about how far the group can go. "Having been at the club for seven years (and 100 game player), I have experienced the highs of premierships, multiple finals appearances and the lows of league demotion, lack of playing numbers and a wooden spoon in 2017," he said, honestly. "We are a proud club and have a history of success." The 2017 season left a sour taste in the mouths of many, especially with Delaland. "There are certainly parts of the club that we didn't handle well and this attributed to low morale and poor results," he said. "I'd be lying if I said I wasn't nervous about being a first-time president. There are many parts of the role I'm yet to learn but my committee and I will accept the challenge of getting us back to finals and higher divisions. "When we won the Division 4 premiership in 2011, the club had strong leadership at all levels; president, committee, coaches and playing group. If we are going to return to that level of success, I knew we had to get the best people to the club, from a coaching and committee level." The first change came with new coaching appointments in both grades. Scott Mackenzie was appointed senior coach, having built successful teams at Hallam. He has brought new blood and a real sense of belief to the XMen and is very clear on his goals for the club, particularly being so passionate about player development. "Scott is a great communicator and we know he has the ability to develop players at all levels," Delaland said. "The club believes Scott can make good players great, and work with our young group to develop them into senior footballers.
The X-Men are set to rise in 2018 under the guidance of (from back left): Josh Lafranchi (senior assistant), Wayne Delaland (president), David Antonielli (reserves coach), Scott Mackenzie (senior coach), and Chris Miller (strength and conditioning). Picture: SUPPLIED "Scott understood our club and the importance of creating a competitive but welcoming culture. Most coaches will focus on the players they can bring with them, whereas Scott is eager to work with our core group of players, most in the age bracket of 24 to 28-years-old." Josh Lafranchi has taken up a senior assistant's role alongside Mackenzie after coaching the X-Men in 2017. With a decorated playing career in local leagues, he will work closely with player development. David Antonielli has returned to St Francis as reserves coach, having won a best and fairest at the club in 2011. With the club averaging 40 players at preChristmas training sessions, the signs are looking promising for 2018. "Our training numbers are increasing and there is a real buzz around the club," Delaland said. "This level of excitement hasn't been felt since our 2011 (Division 4) premiership year. "We are seeing a mix of new and existing players, which brings a confidence that the XMen are finals bound once again." The club is also seeking new sponsors and would welcome a conversation with any interested businesses. The X-Men are looking to revamp their club with upgraded playing facilities and clubrooms and any support would be appreciated. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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Swans taught harsh lesson By Nick Creely Casey-South Melbourne quick Jackson Fry summed it up perfectly in the wake of a horror day for the club on Saturday, with Footscray needing only six more wickets to achieve an outright victory. The Swans batted for just 47 overs on day one of its clash after being sent in at Casey Fields, losing 14 wickets and scoring just 123 runs for the day. "Really good sides, and really good players, go on with it and get the job done, and we can't do that this year," Fry said after a tough day for the club. While there is a clear experience difference between the 18th placed Swans and the fifth placed Dogs, the Swans lasted just 90 minutes of the first session before being bundled out for a lowly 61. Hamish Winter-Irving (2/23) and Jonah Koch (3/20) controlled proceedings with the new ball, with youngster Austin Heldt (0) edging the ball into the sticky gloves of Dylan Kight (five catches) in the first over, setting the tone. Michael Wallace (4), Lachlan Sperling (4) and a more defiant Dev Pollock (13) all fell to some clever bowling, with Sperling and Pollock forced into false strokes through some movement off the pitch. Despite Luke Manders (21) looking classy in his return game, with some cracking drives that netted him five boundaries, his dismissal at the hands of Lucas Dredge (5/17) sparked an almighty collapse that saw the Swans lose their last five wickets for just 11 runs. The Dogs lost Matt Underwood (6) early in the chase, but carved boundaries at an alarming rate, declaring after just 46 overs with the score ticking over to 7/231. The Swans had 24 overs left to face for the day, and were left red faced as they were quickly 4/30.
Casey batsman Devin Pollock walks off the ground and the Dogs are happy. 177142 Pictures: NICK CREELY
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Luke Manders (44 not out) once again played a splendid counter attacking knock, crunching eight boundaries, while Dylan Hadfield (6 not out) managed to also bat out the day and give the Swans a fighting chance of avoiding outright. "Very disappointing, there is probably not many positives to take out of that day's play; being sent in and being knocked over in 22 overs makes it a disappointing day for the club," Fry said. "Hopefully we can fight back; avoiding outright will be tough, but we'll put our best foot forward and try and end the game on a high." While Fry acknowledges his side is still in a
er over the next few years we can push back up the ladder and gain respect around the competition." Fry didn't hide his frustrations at the middle order collapses that have become frequent this season, but conceded with experience, will come consistency. "When we bat first, unfortunately we haven't been able to post scores; it certainly makes it tough, but the best thing we can do is try and maybe be competitive first and foremost and try and win a couple," he said. "It does come down to experience; no doubt; but we just have struggled to either post scores or close games out."
learning faze of its development, he was full of praise for the club out west. "They're a quality side, and I think they'll win the premiership to be honest, it's them or Dandenong for me; when you look at our side, with guys like Joel Mitchell, Austin Heldt, even Luke Manders who has played just 12 games, it is a real learning curve and we can take stuff out of it about how they went about it," he said. "I'd like to think we aren't the worst side in the comp and shouldn't be on the bottom; you just have to look at last season and how well we went, and we know the talent is good; as a group, we have to work harder, no doubt. "We're confident that if we can stick togeth-
Bears rattled by Bloodhounds By Nick Creely DDCA TURF 1 REVIEW - ROUND 9 (DAY ONE) MORDIALLOC broke the top four open on Saturday, in a fascinating day of cricket against BERWICK that netted 20 wickets at Arch Brown Reserve. Now the Bears are hanging on to their position in fourth by a thread, as challengers emerge to pinch a finals spot from under their feet. After winning the toss and batting, Bears quick James Wilcock (1/25) struck with the first ball of the match, removing steady opener Brendan Morris to put the Bloodhounds immediately on the back foot. Ian Daniel (32) - fresh off a stunning, record breaking knock the previous week, combined with young star Jakob Woinarski (38), building a partnership of 49 runs before an edge off the bowling of Cory Bevan (1/12) brought the end of Daniel. Apart from another impressive knock by Englishman Peter McDermott (34), Matt Chasemore (3/12) wound back the clock and skittled the middle order, and the Bloodhounds' tail was unable to wag, dismissed for just 123. Bears skipper Jarrod Goodes (2/30) was the other multiple wicket-taker. The Bears looked to be in cruise mood, with Jordan Cleland (25) and Darren de Souza (12) racing away for 37 runs for the first wicket, but a double strike to Woinarski (2/25) suddenly had the Bloodhounds surging. The reigning premiers rattled through the middle order with a venomous attitude, skittling star game changers Matt Chasemore (4), Nathan Pilon (4) and Ryan Crawford (0) to suddenly have the Bears 5/49. Jarrod Armitage (22 not out) provided resistance, but lacked help, as the Bloodhounds rummaged their way through the lower order to bowl the home side out for 95, banking first innings points and potentially flipping the Bears' season on it's head, with the side just four points clear of St Mary's and Hallam Kalora Park in fourth. After starting the season in the seconds, Tim Wighton (4/16) starred with the red ball, while cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
Mordi celebrate the massive wicket of Matt Picture: ROB CAREW Chasemore. 177035 Daniel (3/34) capped off another solid day to continue to firm for a first Wookey Medal. In the second dig, Mordi are 0/15 off five, and will look to bat as much as possible when play resumes on Saturday. Down at Hallam Reserve, the stakes couldn't be any higher between HALLAM KALORA PARK and ST MARY'S, with the winner likely to displace Berwick in the top four. The game is a on a knife's edge after day one, with plenty of cricket left to play. The Saints had a bat first, and limped their way to 164 after Vishal Thind's (4/21) impressive form continued with the ball. Gun recruits Kaushyla Gajasinghe (30) and Ruwantha Kellepotha (32) both played vital knocks, while opener Wendyl Pires (33) held the top order together brilliantly with an aggressive showing. At stumps, star batsman Leigh Booth (27) is back in the sheds in what is a vital breakthrough, with the Hawks 1/36 off 19 overs, with the game no closer to reaching a winner. Susa Pradeep, down at Park Oval, put on a show for BUCKLEY RIDGES, striking his first century for a couple of years against DANDENONG WEST. The Bucks got off to their usual flyer, courtesy of DJ Watson (20), but the star all-rounder soon fell, and the very next ball, Suren Ekanayake was trapped LBW to have the home side 2/35 and in need of consolidation.
Pradeep (106) battled hard with Jayson Hobbs (36) to bring the innings back on track, and combined in little partnerships through the middle order to put the Bucks in a dominant position. When the gifted batsman fell, his innings included six sixes and six fours, all of the highest caliber. The Bucks were bowled out for 230, with Westers skipper Shaunuka Dissanayaka (4/43) and Peter Atkinson (4/67) putting in commendable performances with the ball against a power packed batting opposition. The Westers are 1/38 at stumps, with Matt Collett (13) back in the sheds after getting off to a fast start. A thriller down at Reedy Reserve is set to go down to the wire, with HEINZ SOUTHERN DISTRICTS battling hard to keep SPRINGVALE SOUTH at bay. The Bloods were in almighty trouble as Michael 'Slick' Davies (4/24) rattled through the top order, but veterans Craig Slocombe (42) and Steven Spoljaric (36) saved the day, cooly putting on 73 runs between them, pulling their side out of a hole. The pair - who are often the difference - did it with ease, helping post 174 after a late flurry to Tim Ford (31 not out). Cobras spinner Lee Brown (5/47) made the most of the conditions, bowling beautifully for the home side. Ford (2/10) the used that momentum to his advantage to take two early wickets, removing Brent Patterson (0) and skipper Matt Cox (4) to leave the home side 2/28 at stumps. Trevor Davies (1) and Kaushyla Weeraratne (22) are the not out batsmen. In the round's other two matches, NORTH DANDENONG (176) is in a strong position against a struggling DINGLEY (1/28), while CRANBOURNE (6/236) is in a rare position of power at stumps, putting in a brilliant day of cricket against NARRE WARREN (1/31). In Sunday's final two catch up matches, Buckley Ridges (9/257) edged out Cranbourne (212) after a blistering DJ Watson (130) century, and Dandenong West (7/77) put a dent in Hallam Kalora Park's (76) finals hopes.
SCOREBOARD VIC PREMIER CRICKET ROUND 14 (DAY ONE) Casey-South Melbourne 61 (L.Dredge 5/17, J.Koch 3/20, H.Winter-Irving 2/23) and 4/62 (L.Manders 44*, H.Winter-Irving 2/14) v Footscray 7/231 (D.Kight 85, H.Butterworth 54, G.Munro 38, N.Lambden 3/39); Dandenong 1/31 v Essendon 249 (M.Hill 86*, C.McKay 52, I.Conway 37, J.Seymour 36, P.Cassidy 3/45, J.Jowett 3/53, J.Nanopoulos 2/45, A.Buch 2/48); Carlton 0/42 v Monash Tigers 205; Frankston Peninsula v Camberwell Magpies 8/316; Geelong v Ringwood 6/240; Kingston Hawthorn 295 v Melbourne 1/83; Melbourne Uni 201 v Prahran 3/60; Greenvale 99 and 3/6 v Fitzroy Doncaster 4/120; St Kilda v Northcote 7/234 DDCA - TURF 1 ROUND 9 (DAY ONE) Dingley 1/28 v North Dandenong 176 (S.Fernando 48, N.Malikzada 45, C.McCartney 28, C.Otto 5/41, M.Hague 2/23); Berwick 95 (J.Cleland 25, T.Wighton 4/16, I.Daniel 3/34, J.Woinarski 2/25) v Mordialloc 123 (J.Woinarski 38, P.McDermott 34, I.Daniel 32, M.Chasemore 3/12, J.Goodes 2/30) and 0/12; Hallam Kalora Park 1/36 (L.Booth 27) v St Mary's 164 (W.Pires 33, R.Kellepotha 32, K.Gajasinghe 30, S.Ahmad 27, V.Thind 4/21, S.Gilmour 2/25, J.Hammond 2/31); Buckley Ridges 230 (S.Pradeep 106, J.Hobbs 36, S.Dissanayaka 4/43, P.Atkinson 4/67, M.Sultani 2/41) v Dandenong West 1/38; Narre Warren 1/31 v Cranbourne 6/236; Heinz Southern Districts 2/28 (T.Ford 2/10) v Springvale South 174 (C.Slocombe 42, S.Spoljaric 36, T.Ford 31*, L.Brown 5/47, M.Davies 4/24) TURF 2 Beaconsfield 7/72 v Fountain Gate 79; Parkfield 191 v St Brigid's/St Louis 1/25; Coomoora 3/89 v Silverton 136; Narre North 4/100 v Parkmore Pirates 118; Lynbrook 3/48 v Lyndale 85; Narre South v Keysborough WGCA - PREMIER ROUND 12 (DAY ONE) Pakenham 120 (R.Elston 30, J.Mathers 5/42, M.Cooper 3/27) v Kooweerup 1/60 (B.Spicer 33); Emerald 150 (J.Hanfi-Scott 53, C.Marsh 27, C.O'Hare 6/42) v Tooradin 3/162 (R.Lehman 68*, T.Hussey 42, B.Welsh 30, C.Marsh 2/49); Clyde 203 (G.Adams 71, N.Sadler 64, D.Doig 7/82, K.Braid-Ball 2/54) v Cardinia 0/2; Merinda Park 9/184 (J.Dhaliwal 46*, C.Bryan 43, S.Pitcher 5/57, W.Haines 2/8) v Upper Beaconsfield DISTRICT Pakenahm Upper Toomuc 112 (M.Mibus 28, A.Bajwa 4/27, H.Straughair 3/11) v Carlisle Park Vikings (A.Bajwa 65*); Officer 197 (T.Clark 79, S.Weir 51, D.Glen 5/45 (inc hat-trick), S.Hayes 2/24, S.Somers 2/43) v NNG/Maryknoll 0/12; Devon Meadows 8/319 (N.Worsteling 107*, J.Dodd 48, S.Clark 45, L.Hamilton 39*, B.Hussey 29, R.Elston 3/26, P.Lawson 3/42) v Clyde; Tooradin v Cranbourne Meadows 7/267 (A.Uppal 84, S.Paul 72, W.Cloney 29, P.Goyal 28, S.Hamill 4/55, S.Somers 2/91) SUBBIES - SOUTH/EAST ROUND 10 (DAY TWO) Oakleigh 196 def Mt Waverley 123; Brighton 8/191 def Croydon 178; Balwyyn 4/148 def Moorabbin 99 and 4/117; Elsternwick 9/254 def Bayswater 161; Malvern 7/204 def Noble Park 71 and 0/60; Caulfield 9/291 def Endeavour Hills 115; Box Hill 245 def Ormond 163 MPCA - PROVINCIAL ROUND 11 (DAY ONE) Baxter 190 v Pearcedale; Langwarrin 261 v Sorrento; Mornington 208 v Crib Point 0/1; Mt Eliza 151 v Peninsula OB 3/50
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Cranbourne enjoyed the spoils of victory with a barbecue back at the club.
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Cranbourne over Clayton in a thriller CRANBOURNE BOWLS Playing away at Clayton, the good form from last week continued and Cranbourne came home victors by two shots to put them back in the four and a genuine contender for finals if that standard is maintained. Meanwhile, back at the club, the barbecue was on and everyone relived the victory after the game. Gavin Wright, playing at premier league standard, gave his team a start every end in Division 2 to ensure skip Frank Byrne a win by 11 shots. The other three rinks were in a fight to the end. A relieved skip Barry 'The General' Thomas finished next with three shots down, and then the drama really started on the other two rinks. All focus was then on skip John McKenna with two ends to play. Facing six shots down on the second last end he played the shot of his life and drew an unbelievable second shot to the relief and cheers of the Cranbourne teams watching on. On his last end he was four shots down and this time he drew shot to give his rink a three-shot win. The Cranbourne crowd was delirious with applause. Then came the final rink to finish and it was not looking good, three shots down on the last end, until Paul O'Day put in a superb second shot and with the experience of the skip Ron 'Two Dogs' Lyfield he made sure of victory on the big board overall. A win to Cranbourne by two shots moved them up to fourth spot on the ladder and moved Clayton from third spot to fifth. The Division 1 ladies had a bye this week
Playing at Clayton, ''The General'' rallies his troops. and remain on top of the ladder. In Division 3 a 13-shot defeat at home against Churchill Waverley Golf was a little disappointing but at least Skip Graeme Wood won by two shots and Skip Gerry Dudink managed a draw. Meanwhile, an explosive victory by 33 shots was just what the doctor ordered to lift the Division 5 side up the ladder. Playing at home against Ferntree Gully, Skip Michael Scotter
and his team of Ron Shields, David Brown and Bob Pyne won by 23 shots. Just as exciting was Skip Chris Griffiths and his team of Bill Sherriff, Harry Van Soest and John Kent, which won by 20 shots. The Division 8 side had another walkover victory but players enjoyed a relaxing day of social bowls with the bankers and the barbecue that was on after the game, which brought the whole club together.
BERWICK BOWLS Shepparton Park arm bowler Ross Higgins and rising star Max Goldsmith (Mulgrave Country Club) have teamed up to take out the 2018 Bowls Victoria Integrated Pairs tournament. Higgins and Goldsmith triumphed in the event hosted at Berwick Bowling Club and sponsored by Travelling Jack Bowling Supplies, winning a tournament which attracted a record number of entries. An impressive 47 pairs took part, up from 42 last year and 20 entries in the first year in 2012. This year included 10 new bowlers with a disability who had not previously taken part. Bowls Victoria was glowing in its praise of the Berwick Bowling Club and had special thanks for Mark Walker, Jeff Janetski and Kay Crook, who made sure every detail was in place regarding the greens, the clubhouse, the catering and the service from all the volunteers from the club that were on hand to assist with umpiring and anything else that was required on the day. The tournament features pairs in which one must be a bowler with a disability. It's a unique event that focuses on inclusion, with bowlers with a disability who enter able to team with a clubmate, friend or family member. Berwick was ably represented by David Warner and John Horwood, and Campbell Walker and Steve Ellard. The club's teams both made it through to the quarter finals stage. PENNANT - SATURDAY 27 JANUARY Conditions for Pennant Bowls last Saturday were on the hot side to say the least. Faced with high humidity and scorching temperatures, some bowlers found the conditions very challenging. Berwick hosted four matches on home turf and came out winners on all four contests. Of the away games there were some very close matches with the 2s going down by only three shots. Only the 8s managed to come home victors after their match played at Beaumaris. RESULTS Berwick 1 (76/4) defeated by Ashburton ( 85/14). Berwick 2 (67/3) defeated by Upwey Tecoma (70/15). Berwick 3 (71/14) defeated Narre Warren 1 (70/4). Berwick 4 (84/13) defeated Mulgarve CC (69/5). Berwick 5 (91/16) defeated Bayswater (81/12). Berwick 6 (66/3) defeated by Mulgrave CC (79/15). Berwick 7 (76/16) defeated Mulgrave CC (68/2). Berwick 8 (90/15) defeated Beaumaris (58/2). MIDWEEK PENNANT - 23 JANUARY Berwick 1 (56/7) defeated by Pakenham 1 (56/9). Berwick 2 (71/14) defeated Carrum (59/2). Berwick 3 (79/16) defeated Box Hill RSL (43/0). Berwick 4 (33/1) defeated by Narre Warren (76/15). Berwick 5 (43/2) defeated by Pakenham 3 (53/4). Berwick 6 (36/2) defeated by Churchill/Wav.Golf (38/12).
A huge effort from the Parkers HAMPTON PARK BOWLS MIDWEEK PENNANT On a hot, humid day, the Parkers' Division 2 team travelled to Edithvale, playing on a green that was unpredictable. Geoff Ladner, Ellen Smith, Andrew Brandolin and skip Christine Hendrie came from nine shots down for a draw (21-21). Richard Pallett, Stuart Tokley, Ron Beverly and skip Neville Hendrie also came from behind for a draw (23-23). Rhonda Diaper, Toni Sutton, Helen Lambert and skip Denise Eastick went down by 10 shots (17-27) as Hampton Park (2-61) lost to Edithvale (14-71). The six-a-side outfit, meanwhile, had a big win over the Dandenong Club, 14-65 to 0-21. Lou Soligo, Brian Diaper and skip Rob Woff had an impressive 26-shot win (38-10) while Ray Wood, Janice Collins and skip Marion Battaglia had a very good 18-shot win (29-11). 30 STAR NEWS
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SATURDAY PENNANT The Parkers' Division 2 side battled in its loss to Edithvale, 2-60 to 16-85. Christine Hendrie, Sean McDonald, Larry Simpson and skip John Nunan lost 11-22 while Geoff Ladner, Helen Lambert, Warwick Hardy and skip Chris Barnes went down 11-24. After a shaky start, Mat McLaverty, Andrew Brandolin, Shane Collins and skip Mark Paton hit the front and stayed there all day, 24-15, while Marion Battaglia, Ken Cobden, Neville Hendrie and skip Steve Barnes lost 14-24. In Division 4, Hampton Park had an impressive victory over Hampton, 16-96 to 2-68. The only losing rink, by just six shots, was that of Vince Kovacic, Janice Collins, Ron Beverly and skip Rob Woff (16-22), while Richard Pallett, Ellen Smith, Craig Richards and skip Toni Sutton had a big 24-shot win (38-14). Lou Soligo, Dave Clarke, Stan Hatch and skip Ian Kitt won by eight shots (24-16), while
Gary Perrin, Val Simpson, Stuart Tokley and skip Denise Eastick scraped in by two shots (18-16). Last Sunday Janice Collins and Richard Pallet played off in the final of the Minor Club Championship in hot, challenging conditions. It what was a great game of bowls by both players, a big congratulations must go to Janice on her win. Finally, members of the Hampton Park Bowls Club as well as members of the Hampton Park Football Netball Club were saddened to hear of the passing of a very good member, Billie Holden. Rest In Peace.
Right: Janice Collins, Richard Pallett and Hampton Park bowls president, Steve Barnes. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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