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Walking with me

By Kath Gannaway 'Walk with Me', Sue Contarino's open invitation after being diagnosed with terminal ovarian cancer in 2013, was taken up by hundreds of people who did just that with the first walk in 2016.

Sue died last May, just a few months after the 2017 walk in February which she bravely completed, scooting along - literally, with a trademark smile on her face.

It was an emotional day, and this year's Walk With Me, on Sunday, 25 February, will be a tough one for those closest to her, none more so than her husband Steve and eight-year-old daughter Raina.

The invitation stands, thanks to the dedication of family and friends.

Steve said right up until the day before she passed Sue was adamant she wanted Walk With Me to continue.

"As much as she could, she whispered into my ear 'everything is in place ... I've done all the work', she definitely wanted it to continue," he said as they prepare for the 42kilometre walk from Lilydale to Warburton along the rail trail.

But it's not just about fulfilling a legacy, Sue didn't want the pain and tragedy of ovarian cancer to happen to anyone else.

She was already in stage 3 when she was diagnosed in 2013.

"If they could develop an early detection test, that would just about save every life; from what I understand, if you can get it at stage one or two, your chance of survival is really good," Steve said.

Funds raised go to Ovarian Cancer Australia who support research, but importantly support women and families.

"They were pivotal with us when Sue was first diagnosed," Steve said. "They gave us the right information, suggested trials, they support you with all sorts of things."

While there is an unqualified resolve to fulfil Sue's wishes, there's also an acceptance among those working on the Walk that the past nine months has been a time of grieving, pain

Steve Contarino and daughter Raina with team member Karen Wellsford ahead of this Saturday''s Walk With Me. 177842 and dealing with getting on with life as best you can.

So, there are no expectations of numbers and no target.

"It's the same walk, but we've simplified it a little," said Steve who added that fundamentally, it's about creating a movement.

"It's not always about the money raised, it's about creating a movement, about creating awareness," he said.

"It was a movement that brought such success for breast cancer. If you create a movement you are going to save lives and financially it will look after itself.

"Walk wouldn't happen without the people who support it. It's not just me, and not just Sue, all the committee, all the volunteers, the people who continue to turn up and walk, it's everyone."

Walk With Me 2018 will set off at 6am from

Picture: Kath Gannaway.

Lilydale Railway Station and participants can walk the full trail, or parts of it.

What is important is that people register with a donation at www.walkwithme4oca. com. You can donate to teams or individuals, create your own team, or just make a donation as an individual.

The motivation is important too ... "Noone should be diagnosed late, and no-one should lose their mum" - Steve Contarino.

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Wright hits a proud goal

By Peter Douglas Don Valley athlete Casey Wright has ticked off a major goal in making her Winter Olympics debut at PyeongChang, though she failed to qualify for the sprint classic quarter final.

In what has been described as difficult conditions, Wright, 23, performed admirably in the qualifying race on Tuesday 13 February (local time), striving home in 3:49.80s to finish in 63rd position.

The former Mount Lilydale Mercy College student finished outside the qualifying time of 3:25.80s, with Stina Nilsson from Sweden taking out first position in 3:08.74s.

Wright's Australian teammates also put in a strong showing, with Jessica Yeaton finishing in 48th position and Aimee Watson in 58th position.

Despite failing to qualify, Wright told the Australian Olympics Commission website she was proud of her efforts.

"It was OK; it wasn't quite as fast as I wanted but I definitely gained a lot of experience skiing with all these amazing girls," Wright said.

"It's pretty special to now be an Olympian.

It's been at the top of my goal list for quite a few years now, so I'm stoked. I can put a big tick next to that one."

European cross-country skiers traditionally dominate the gruelling sport, which was the case in the qualifying event, with the first three positions going to European competitors.

To put Wright's efforts into perspective, at PyeongChang teammate Barbara Jezersek became only the fourth Australian cross-country skier to finish between 30 and 40 in an indi-

Don Valley skier Casey Wright has represented her country with distinction. 165696 vidual Olympic event.

Jezersek placed 39th in the women's 30km skiathlon.

Wright's journey has been nothing short of incredible, after basing herself in Anchorage, Alaska, where she is working towards a degree in Health Science at the University of Alaska.

For Watson and Yeaton, they will now compete with Jezersek in Day 6 of the competition in the women's 10km free event.

Be safe around roadworks Murrindindi Council is asking motorists to be patient, observe changed road conditions and think about the safety of workers on the shire's roads as they enter their busiest period for roadworks and construction.

Murrindindi Shire Council's Infrastructure and Waste Portfolio Councillor Eric Lording said it was important that drivers respect changed traffic conditions when works are underway.

"We know roadworks and delays when you are trying to get somewhere can be annoying.

Our priority is to make our roads safer for everyone by ensuring our roads are well-maintained.

Citing data from the Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety in Queensland suggesting at least 50 deaths and 750 injuries occur to workers and the public in road worksite crashes in Australia every year, Cr Lording said it was important people recognize the safety of road crew undertaking works.

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Dry underbelly fuels fire

By Kath Gannaway A fire in the heart of Warburton on Tuesday, 13 February, is a timely reminder that green doesn't mean lean when it comes to fuel for grass or bushfires.

Warburton and Wesburn-Millgrove CFA volunteers were alerted to the fire which was blazing in undergrowth next to the rail trail just behind the Waterwheel Information Centre at around 5pm.

Warburton CFA Captain Hazel Clothier said a number of factors came in to play to avoid what could have been a much worse situation.

"We had a quick call by a local resident alerting us and an excellent response from both brigades so we were lucky to be able to pull the fire up quickly," she said.

"Given that it was quite a mild day with really high humidity the fire spread rapidly and burnt hot and that's a warning to people not to be complacent.

"You have lovely thick, green grass along there, but the undergrowth is really dry and

fire carries really quickly," she said.

"The following day we had really high winds and with the steep terrain we could have had a very different story."

A spokesperson for CFA Media said the fire was on DELWP land in close proximity to the rail trail and the skate park.

"Victoria Police were required to attend to investigate the cause," she said.

"It appears the ignition was suspicious."

The Mail contacted Lilydale CIU who it is believed are investigating the fire, but was unable to get a response before deadline.

Captain Clothier said the brigade is actively recruiting for volunteer fire fighters and are holding a "Give it a go" night on Thursday, 22nd February at 7.30pm at the station.

"We had a great day time response to that fire, but we need more volunteers," she said.

Any who would like to find out more about becoming a CFA volunteer can go along and "give it a go" on Thursday, or call in to the station any Sunday morning.

A fire fighter attends to the blackened bank.

Firefighters tackle the blaze which was fed by the dry undergrowth.

Pictures courtesy Greg Kasarik.

Eastern 80 hits $10K target

By Kath Gannaway The Eastern 80 bike ride hit its target of $10,000 for the Royal Children Hospital Good Friday Appeal with 75 riders peddling the WarburtonLilydale rail trail.

The riders, including students from Millwarra Primary School, took to the trail early on Saturday, 17 February, to tackle either the 50 kilometre return to Seville, or 80 kilometre to Lilydale return.

Riders were high-fived and rehydrated at stops manned by volunteers along the way and there were some great prizes on offer at the end of the ride, thanks to the generosity of local businesses who support the event each year.

The $10,000-plus will again put Warburton on the map when the donations go up town by town as part of the RCH annual Good Friday Appeal.

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Faith Henshaw had a big ''welcome'' for riders as they crossed the finish line at Warbur ton. 177870 the event together each year, said the Eastern 80 was a great success with lots of people enjoying the ride and indicating they will be back next year.

"We're looking forward to another great event next year," he said.

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Clean Up Join HEWI volunteers, including Maureen Bond and Sam Talbot (right) as they collect litter along the waterways in Queens Park, Healesville, on Friday, 2 March from 9am as part of the Clean Up Australia campaign. The clean-up follows the monthly Waterwatch monitoring in the barbecue rotunda. Bags, pick up sticks and gloves provided; morning tea at 11.30am.

Men's Breakfast Healthy Mates Upper Yarra is holds a Men's Community Breakfast at the Redwood Centre in Warburton on the last Wednesday of each month - next one, 28 February. For all men put on by local men - great breakfast , great company and sharing of many aspects of men's health and healthy relationships .Peter Longbon will lead discussion on food, nutrition and the link to mental health.$5 donation. Check out Healthy Mates Upper Yarra on facebook.

Footy meets bowls Yarra Junction Bowling Club will host some players from Carlton Football Club on Wednesday, 21 February at 10.30am. All welcome to meet the players, and why not try barefoot bowls while you're there!

Shades of Grey Warburton Senior Citizens Club has a new chef and menu with Andy and Candice from The Ranges Caf¨¦ putting on some exciting meals every Thursday from 10.30am. They also have their '50 Shades of Grey Bingo' every Saturday - heads down at 1pm ... and there's an invitation from the SenCits to "come at 12 to take advantage of other things on offer".

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Dogs galore Dog owners and admirers can enjoy a great day out by participating in, or just enjoying the spectacle of, Healesville Rotary Club Annual Dogs Day Out on Sunday, 18 March, in the shady Coronation Park on River Street. There will be a variety of novelty events for dogs, and their owners, commencing from 11am and concluding

around 3pm. Registration at 10am. A great social event for dogs and their owners.

Writers & Rhythm Celebrate the rich local music scene on Friday, 23 February at Healesville Uniting Church when Badger creek resident Josette will debut her beautiful original compositions accompanied by Ewan Cloonan and Catherine Nolan. Ferntree Gully poet Alex Ruschanow and Boronia Trio The Flying Foxes are on the bill, and The Dust Men, a cast

of all Healesville musicians will launch their first album. Byo alcohol, supper, tea and coffee provided. Show time is 7.30pm. Tickets $15 at the door.

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Story Time Bookaburra Story Time is held fortnightly on Wednesdays at the Yarra Glen Community Reading Room. Join the Bookaburra volunteers from 10.30am to 11am for free interactive stories, songs, rhymes and other fun. Enquiries to 9730 2887.

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Council will also call on VicRoads to provide more consultation around setting speed limits.

Cr Stevenson said he could think of numerous examples that needed attention, particularly around areas where children frequent.

"The Seville Water Play Park is surrounded by two significant roads. The Seville-Monbulk Road is 60kmh in one direction and 50kmh in the other direction," Cr Stevenson said.

"This is something brought to the attention of VicRoads over 12 months ago and nothing has happened. Now, that is a disaster waiting to happen."

By Peter Douglas Yarra Ranges Council has unanimously slammed suggestions VicRoads should be split into urban and country divisions.

After signing off on a submission to a parliamentary inquiry into VicRoads' management of country roads, council, at its Tuesday 13 February meeting, condemned the potential dismantling of the roads authority.

Councillors Jim Child, Tony Stevenson, Tim Heenan and Fiona McAllister were particularly harsh on talk of the move, labelling it a waste of funds and potentially further jeopardising the maintenance of local roads.

The suggestion of a split only came to Council's attention after staff became aware of the inquiry just one week before submissions closed on 15 January, despite submissions being called for in November last year.

Cr McAllister said a VicRoads' divide would be disastrous for the Yarra Ranges.

"The thought of a split sends absolute shivers up my spine. In terms of doubling the bureaucracy with an agency that's already struggling for cash to deliver the services that it needs to," Cr McAllister said.

"I can just see a process that will take several years and suck up millions ... and it will end up a poorer result for us.

"I just think this is a real critical issue. Roads come up on our agenda and, in every survey we do, it tops the pops every time in terms of community importance."

VicRoads manages about one quarter of Yarra Ranges' 2300km of roads network, of which only 65km comprise unmade arterial roads.

Yarra Ranges councillors and officers were entrusted with compiling a response for the inquiry, which seeks to measure the effectiveness of VicRoads, as well as its funding model.

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Cr Jim Child said Council officers have "hit the nail on the head" when preparing a response, which includes calls for better consultation with council and community.

"VicRoads has to establish senior, management-level consultation with councils. This is something that used to happen in the past but that fell away," Cr Child said.

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"VicRoads should have a program of annual consultation with council and also the community.

"Our officers have a good rapport with VicRoads, but I think what we're trying to put forward to the inquiry is 'are they appropriately funded for the job'.

The Yarra Ranges Council response also includes calls for increased funding levels and establishment of better mechanisms for deal-

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All planned burns are authorised prior to ignition and supervised by expert staff.

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The Charity Poker Run will be starting and finishing at Animal Aid in Coldstream, there will be three stops along the way that showcase

the stunning landscape.

At each location along the 200km course participants will receive a playing card; when they reach the finish-line, the player with the best poker hand will win a prize valued at over $500.

There will also be great raffles, games and prizes at every stop along the way.

Entry is $25 per poker hand.

The event is geared towards motorcyclists but we would love for anyone with a vehicle to join in the fun.

This is new for us and we are so excited to see it come to life.

We have the opportunity to reach out to motorcycling communities and groups that

LETTERS ister (of Environment, Lily D'Ambrosio) and her Department are trivialising and trying to silence the community working group's legitimate concerns about the bushfire risk the project will present for Don Valley and the Yarra Valley district.

On behalf of the Don Valley residents and Yarra Valley community, I will request that the Minister reconsider the project to address the concerns raised by the Haining Farm Working Group.

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Keep it green As a visitor to Healesville and a regular at the Sunday market, I was surprised to learn that there is a proposal to build on the piece of land that connects the sealed car park portion of the market with the street that borders the market to the east.

With a friend, we had a pleasant stroll

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through the market and continued on to enjoy a morning tea at the senior citizens hall over the road, which also had stalls.

It seems to me that there is a natural flow which would be lost if there were buildings on that lawned area, and a boxed-in feeling, rather than the pleasant, open space that leads from one part of the market to the other, and further.

One of the stall-holders was very concerned about the possible loss of the space and said that in some months it was quite a task to get a stall space as the market is so well supported with people wanting to sell their goods.

As an outsider, but someone who visits more than occasionally as a tourist, I would urge people in Healesville to keep the space open and value what you have before it is gone.

Once that land is built on, it can't be returned to the beautiful open space you have there now.

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Children’s safety when being picked up and dropped off at school is everyone’s responsibility.

Primary and secondary students across the Yarra Ranges returned to school on Monday, 29 January, meaning school zone speed restrictions are again in place.

Yarra Ranges Council Director of Corporate Services, Troy Edwards, encouraged parents and motorists to make sure the school year got off to a safe start. “There are things we can all do to ensure the safety of our kids as they start and finish their school day, from supervising your children near traffic, to walking or cycling to school with them and ensuring you drive carefully when in school zones,� Mr Edwards said.

Mr Edwards said Council officers had been visiting schools during pick up and drop off times to talk about parking regulations and appropriate areas to park.

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One of the re-occurring criticisms of the Labor Government has been a lack of community consultation on various projects.

In an attempt to look like it is doing the right thing, the Government came up with a marketing ploy known as 'Engage Victoria'.

Through this taxpayer-funded platform, the Government solicits community input under the guise of 'community consultation'.

However, I have seen on several occasions where the community felt there was little 'consultation' and the Government-made decisions were contrary to local expectations.

It is apparent the Government used this same engage-community ploy to further its agenda to shut down Haining Farm and return the area to bushland.

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On 17 March, 2018, Animal Aid will be holding our inaugural Charity Poker Run. If you have access to a vehicle, then this event is for you!

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Community at play

By Kath Gannaway Yarra Glen was a hive of community activity on Saturday, 10 February, as 10 local organisations got together to highlight all that the 'village' has to offer.

With Anzac Avenue as the hub of activities, groups including the Historical Society, Living & Learning Centre, Bowling Club, CFA, RSL, Toy Library, Senior Cits, Men's Shed, Tennis Club and Kindergarten presented a three-hour program of activities, food, demonstrations and information highlighting health, education and social benefits on offer.

Mail photographer Greg Carrick was there to put Yarra Glen's fantastic community groups in the frame. For more photos visit mailcommunity.com.au .

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The vets at Healesville Sanctuary's Australian Wildlife Health Centre are celebrating the arrival of two new hatchlings, after saving a wounded pregnant turtle.

In November, Lucia, a Common Longnecked Turtle was brought to the Australian Wildlife Health Centre after being rescued from a dog attack.

The little turtle needed emergency surgery upon arrival and, once x-rayed, vets realised Lucia was pregnant with 13 little eggs - which would have to be removed for her own health."The strain of laying these eggs post-surgery would have meant that her injuries would struggle to heal" said Senior Veterinarian Leanne Wicker "so we performed an emergency caesarean and took on the job of incubating and hatching the eggs on behalf of mum."

After waiting patiently for just over two months, Lucia's first two eggs hatched and mum and both bubs were released back into the wild two weeks ago in Garfield where they were found.

On Thursday 15 February she was joined by two more babies.

Australian Wildlife Health Centre vet nurse, Ellen Richmond, who has been caring for the new arrivals said it has been a rewarding experience saving and releasing the turtles back into the wild.

"It's really rewarding to release these little ones back to the wild because we gave them a chance at life and ultimately that's why we are here."

Bye bye black spots.

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Register your dog in events such as, Best Junior Handler, Most Alike Dog & Owner, Shiniest Coat and many more . . .

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Check our website (www. rotaryhealesville. org) for programme of events or call John Robinson on 5962 5395

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Riders for a good cause

By Kath Gannaway Great Divide Trail Riders Club (GDTRC) have made some impressive donations over the years and their latest is one that will make a huge difference for people dealing with cancer.

The group has run four fund-raising rides in memory of Madison Mason, the daughter of club members Simon and Alison Mason.

Ride For Madi commemorates Madison who had Rubenstein Taybi Syndrome and who sadly passed away at just 20 years of age in 2013.

The GDTRC's fourth Ride For Madi raised $9000 which on Saturday, 3 February, was handed over to the Nicholas Timms Foundation in Healesville.

The Foundation, founded in memory of little Nicholas Timms, who passed away at 21-months old from a rare and aggressive malignant tumour.

Nikki Hearne from GDTRC said the group wanted to help the Foundation which is developing a cancer retreat in Healesville.

The ride was held over the Labour Day weekend in 2017 and was a huge success with more than 100 riders taking part and others joining the event as campers.

"It was a great weekend and everyone who took part would be really happy to see this money going to such a good cause," Ms hearne said.

She said the group were also very pleased to be supporting a local project.

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FOCUS ON … AGEING GRACEFULLY

Seminar gets you sorted A free seminar to help seniors and their families understand their finances and future choices is being held in Healesville on Thursday, March 1.

The seminar will cover a variety of topics to assist them to make informed decisions.

Speakers will present on topics including 'understanding your pension, improving your financial position, aged care costs, wills and powers of attorney, home care packages, funeral service options and aged care services and accommodation.

The aim of the seminar is to help seniors and their families understand their options so they can make better decisions about their future. It's an opportunity to easily obtain information and have questions answered by a variety of industry speakers coming together under the one roof.

The guest speakers include representatives from Centrelink, Cumberland View Home Care, Le Pine Funerals, Hayes Girling Financial, De Graaf Legal and Holmwood Aged Care.

The Finances and Future Choices for Seniors seminar is hosted by Holmwood Aged Care.

"We are excited to be able to share valuable tips and information on senior living, as well as helping educate our local seniors and their families on ways to make easy changes today to better position themselves for the future," Holmwood Aged Care Facility Manager Julia Boyd said.

The Finances and Future Choices Seminar will be held at the Healesville Senior Citizens' Club at the corner of Green and River Streets in Healesville on Thursday, March 1 from 4pm until 6pm.

To register, contact Julia Boyd at Holmwood Aged Care by emailing facilitymanager@holmwood.com.au or phone 5962 4321.

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Mont De Lancey turns 25

By Kath Gannaway There are the original pioneers of Wandin, and then there are the pioneers of the wonderful institution that is today's Mont De Lancey.

Moira Burgi, Linda Chapman, Lance Sebire and Len Howell are four of Netta and Neville Lord's troupe of volunteers who 25 years ago took on the job of restoring the original homestead and gardens and transforming the outbuildings into the museum, restaurant and blacksmith's forge that visitors enjoy today.

The Lords, now passed on, were the driving force behind the development of the historic precinct that opened to the public in 1993.

Henry Sebire migrated from Guernsey in the 1860s and purchased the 80 acre property which he cleared and farmed, later building the brick homestead and moving his family from Collingwood to their new home.

Generations of the Sebire family lived in the brick house until 1993 when the family donated a parcel of land to the Mont De Lancey Trust, still run by volunteers.

Moira, Linda, Lance and Len are justifiably proud to have been part of what is a rare example of community pitching in and making something tremendous and enduring happen.

"It came about because Neville and Netta, a granddaughter of Henry, wanted to have something to keep the heritage of the area alive," said Lance, also a grandchild of Henry.

Lance smiles when asked about all the hard work that went into recreating Mont De Lancey.

"We didn't know it was going to be as much hard work as it turned out to be," he said. "We all put in a lot of hours, but we were pleased to do it."

"The house had fallen into bad disrepair and it took a long time to get it up to what you see now."

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Mont De Lancey''s new-era pioneers (from left) Linda Chapman, Moira Lance Sebire, Moira Burgi and Len Howell. 176974 Picture: Rob Carew Linda, whose parents were Reg and Gwen Sebire, lived in the house before she married.

"We had nine kids in the house which at that time had a laundry, bathroom and another room on the side," she recalled.

Two of her brothers were mechanics and

the old tin shed, full of old car bodies, was transformed into the museum which houses collections of photos and artefacts of Wandin's pioneering families.

The cow shed is now a restaurant, but had also been used as a sleep-out for orchard workers.

Moira is now 101 and recalls the early days when her father and mother battled away day to day to make a living.

Her wedding photo is part of the collection.

Having that history, and heritage preserved is clearly something she is pleased to have had a hand in.

On Sunday, 4 March, they will meet with others who were part of the Mount De Lancey revival for the 25th anniversary which takes place between 10am and 1pm.

Manager Jill sebire said they are looking forward to what will be a lovely reunion for those current day pioneers, and the chance for others to see just what has been achieved by a dedicated band of volunteers.

A Twilight Festival will follow with market stalls, children's activities, live music, Devonshire teas and a licensed kiosk from 1pm to 7pm.

Visit www.montdelancey.org.au , or phone 5964 2088 for more information.

Fashion fun from froaways

By Kath Gannaway Always wanted to be a fashion designer? Well now's the time to dream big, start planning and get your entry in by 17 March for the Ecotopia Recycled Fashion Parade.

The Parade is arguably the most popular part of the Ecotopia Earth Festival which will be held on Sunday, 25 March, at the Yarra Junction Parklands.

There is plenty of opportunity to experiment with your creativity, no matter what your age, with three categories - Children (15 years and under) where the invitation to children and young people is to go crazy with creativity and enter as a solo act, with friends in a team, or as a classroom project.

Trash Fash is all about extreme recycling, so get carried away with your trash and turn your unwanted 'stuff' into something spectacular.

Chic Boutique is just that 'chic'. Parade your own stylish creation made from materials

upcycled from a previous life, or find a model to parade your masterpiece.

The usual high standard, discerning judges have been booked, skilled not only in fashion and fun, but with an abundance of collective experience in good taste, design and irony.

And, as always, the fabulously sophisticated fashionista, Hans (aka Simon Oats) will be MC for the event.

There are great prizes to be won, but more importantly, the parade is a fun and fashionable way to spread the message about ethical clothes wearing - Recycle, Redress and Reclaim!

For more information, visit http://www. ecoss.org.au/events/ecotopia-earth-festival2018-celebrating-cultural-diversity .

Colour, imagination and flair ... it's all there at the Ecotopia Recycled Fashion Parade. 176872

Panther gets two paws up

Movies at Healesville and Warburton Thu 22 Feb - Wed 28 Feb

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Black Panther Starring Chadwick Boseman, Letitia Wright and Michael B Jordan Rated M A staggering work of Afro-futurism - the blending of African art and culture with science fiction aesthetics - Black Panther is a riveting, superbly-crafted adventure.

In the hyper-advanced yet isolationist African nation of Wakanda, the newly-crowned King T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) must face multiple challenges to his leadership, both from outside the country and from his trusted associates.

Black Panther has, at its heart, a simple story of T'challa trying to reclaim his throne from a usurper, but the enthralling plot explores themes of loyalty, hubris and responsibility, and features an ensemble cast suffused with nuance.

Portraying an engagingly flawed hero, Bose-

man delivers effortless grace and a reckless pride, as T'challa is fixated on proving himself as a strong king. Letitia Wright is delightfully sassy as T'challa's genius sister Shuri, and Danai Gurira provides both stern focus and gruff levity as Okoye, a warrior woman fiercely loyal to the Wakandan throne - whoever has it.

T'challa's grief and resolve, as he struggles under corruption and damning secrets in the land he loves, are palpable. Despite his cruel instincts, the villain, Eric 'Kilmonger' Stephens (Michael B Jordan) is still sympathetic due to his tragic past and his intent to alleviate the disenfranchisement so many black people still experience - and which Wakanda turned a blind eye to.

Poignant, visually majestic and full of great characters, Black Panther is the best superhero film since Wonder Woman.

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PRIVACY AND SPACE TUCKED away from the everyday hustle and bustle of the modern-day lifestyle, this very interesting property of approximately 18 acres offers a sense of seclusion and privacy and is where you will discover “Wolfden’, an intriguing stone house.

The charm of fabulous stonework, quirky features, soaring timber ceilings and covered verandahs may appeal to people looking for something a little different.

Featuring four bedrooms, two bathrooms and two separate living areas, there is plenty of room for the family to enjoy. The kitchen has been renovated and features an induction cooktop, a large oven and plenty of cupboard space.

With approximately two acres cleared

around the house, take time to wander around the established gardens which showcase some beautiful and unusual plants and visit the enclosed orchard. Enjoy a forest walk to the creek which runs along a boundary, take in the stunning majestic mountain ash trees that tower above and be awed by the array of ferns and plant life that surround you.

Listen to the wonderful bird life and the variety of native animals that inhabit this oasis.

With the bonus of power connected from the grid and its own spring-fed water supply, this is an amazing opportunity to own a unique property. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: Don Valley Price: $730,000 - $780,000 Inspect: By appointment Contact: Jane Nunn, 0432 375 940, Barry Plant Real Estate, Healesville 5962 1700 or Woori Yallock 5964 7344

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HOME FOCUS

COMPLETE WITH ALL THE BELLS AND WHISTLES THE list is endless with this magnificent home which has been designed with an abundance of thought for all to enjoy in this family home. The home has a huge presence with its modern colours, design and flawless floorplan.

Inside, the home's features and benefits are endless. Four bedrooms all with carpets, ceiling fans, built-in wardrobes and hydronic heating which runs throughout the home.

The family bathroom is situated conveniently at their end of the house for all the kids to enjoy complete with a spa bath and hydronic heated towel rail. The master bedroom is perfectly positioned at the other end of the home which is a generous size with a walk-in wardrobe and full ensuite complete with a spa bath and hydronic heated towel rails.

The study can easily be a fifth bedroom as it already has a built-in wardrobe.

Spotted gum floorboards throughout and 2.7 metre ceilings gives a gorgeous feeling of space, there is plenty of room for all the family which is exactly how this home has been designed with lots of love and attention to detail.

The kitchen is central to the home complete with granite bench tops, island bench, walk-in pantry, gas cook top, dishwasher and plenty of cupboards and bench space with a dining area adjacent to this space, it completes the feeling of yet another living zone for all the family to come together.

Two expansive living spaces really do complete the inside of this home.

Additional features inside include ducted vacuuming, evaporative cooling, roman blinds,

key locked windows, all living areas have double-glazed windows, walk-in linen cupboard and a superb laundry complete with loads of storage, bench and cupboard space. Stepping outside youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll feel the serenity with a bush outlook and situated on about 1.5 acres with plenty of room for all to do,

Complete with a decked out double garage with a concrete floor, power, water, split system, hopefully the boys may want to just hang out here.

An additional carport perfect for larger caravans or larger vehicles with a semicircular driveway making for easy parking

and accessibility.

Outsides features are 18 solar panels, two water tanks and the property is on mains water as well, Fabulous decking which is the place to be for entertaining as this is situated off the kitchen dining area while overlooking your own slice of heaven. â&#x2014;?

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: WESBURN Price: $795,000-$850,000 Inspect: By appointment Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068, BELL REAL ESTATE, WARBURTON 5966 2530

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Just Listed.

Healesville 9/3 Ayres Road

Modern Elegance with Charm of Yesteryear.

Located a few of minutes’ drive from Healesville’s town centre, this well presented 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home will be sought after.

Features include a formal lounge room, polished loors leading from the front entry to the rear kitchen/dining area, gas ducted heating, modern appliances, high ceilings, a reverse cycle split system, and double garage with access through to the fully fenced rear yard.

With a low maintenance native garden at the front and a deck and veggie garden in the back, this home is waiting for a new owner to sit back and enjoy life’s pleasures.

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Healesville 12 Harker Street

A refurbished cottage close to town.

New blinds, carpets and beautifully polished loors create a sense of new and modern yet the character of the original cottage is still evident with high ceilings and well established gardens. With 2 separate living areas and a roomy country style kitchen/dining area this 3 bedroom home has a good feeling of space. Modern day comforts are provided by natural gas ducted heating, a reverse cycle split system plus a wood heater. Set on approx. 478sqm with street frontage, a carport, and rear covered entertainment area this property is located close to the preschool, primary school and within walking distance to the town centre.

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Healesville 5/22 Crowley Road

A place to call home.

With a stylish décor and lots of natural light, this well maintained and cared for 2 bedroom unit should delight any prospective buyer.

Experience a sense of welcome as you enter and walk through to the separate lounge area and the kitchen beyond. Both bedrooms have robes, there is gas ducted heating and a reverse cycle split system plus a single garage so there are lots of inclusions already here for you. Just a short walk to transport, shops and the schools this property is ideally located.

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Yarra Junction

From $250,000

10 Prestige Allotments et in irst and choose your block ffering great mountain views and walking distance to the arra unction hopping illage, primary and secondary schools, arra ports entre, arburton Trail and much more. ervices available for connection include water, sewer, , electricity  gas. reat house and land packages available. e uick

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Three Bridges

$270,000 - $295,000

Character home on 10.4 Acres

Over an acre - a Piece of Paradise with a Creek!

This property offers everything your family could possibly want. The beautiful six bedroom weatherboard character home offers plenty of living options plus a self-contained space for extended family. Inside the home offers high ceilings, decorative cornices, three living zones, magniicent kitchen, polished loor and a beautiful view to the mountains. ully usable . acres (4.22 Ha) with over 200 metres of Little Yarra River reserve.

A rare opportunity ! located with grazing farmland over the road and featuring the Hacketts Creek meandering through this is a chance to acquire a sought after piece of the Yarra Valley. With a large cleared area, near level and suitable for a home site ( STCA) this peaceful & natural environment offers an abundance of birdlife, wildlife and fresh air - one you should check out today.

Land size is 4096sqm being just over 1 acre and all only approx. 10 mins from the Yarra Junction shopping hub.

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Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190

1 St Benedicts Drive Gladysdale

$650,000 - $715,000

Your own Slice of Paradise 10 acres of peace and quiet yet just 10 minutes drive from central Yarra Junction this fascinating 3 or 4 bedroom, two bathroom home is completely off the grid using solar power, bottle gas & beautiful water from the Slaty Creek. The unique home of cob, hardi-plank and brick construction offers plenty of living space, a large library/study room and a warmth year round from its north facing aspect. The kitchen boasts a wood ired stove plus gas stove and in the bathroom there’s a Japanese style bath & shower. Enjoy a sustainable lifestyle with the extensive vegetable garden, fruit trees, hot house and plenty of cleared land for more plantings or animals. There’s a fantastic dam with water slide, lying fox and jetty and miles of state forest around you to explore and enjoy. Several sheds will keep your farm equipment and wood dry plus there’s a great workshop/studio.

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

Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years

Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years

Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years

Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years

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David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years

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Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years

Jenni Milne Licensed Agent 15 years

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Carly James Property Manager

Michelle Karanikich Property Manager

Nicky McDonald Property Management

Cassandra Darwall Property Management

Julianne Spendlove Administration

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35 Bundaleer Rd Wesburn

$795,000 - $850,000

Complete with all the Bells and Whistles!!

A huge presence with its modern colours, design and lawless loorplan, features 4 bedrooms, master with walk in robe and full ensuite, study or 5th bedroom with built in robe. Central Kitchen with granite benchtops, walk in pantry, gas cooktop, dishwasher and adjacent to dining area. Two expansive living spaces really does complete the inside of this home. Spotted gum loorboards throughout and 2.7 meter ceilings gives a gorgeous feeling of space. Situated on 1.5 acre approx. double garage with concrete loor, power, water &split system plus additional carport perfect for Caravan or Larger vehicles with a circular driveway making for easy parking and accessibility. Outsides features are 18 Solar panels, 2 water tanks and the property is on mains water as well. Fabulous decking which is the place to be for entertaining overlooking your own slice of heaven.

Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068 Inspection: Sat 12:00-12:30pm (Photo ID Required)

It’s a SELLERS MARKET! More houses needed URGENTLY

Woori Yallock

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Millgrove

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More acreage properties needed

Launching Place

$485,000 - $530,000

Perfect for the Family This one is just ripe for the picking! A lovely family home offering a superb lat block of 1574m2 approx, fenced and perfect for the kids, pets, and even ideal to have a few chooks and a vegie garden. he house has 3 bedrooms, a lovely updated timber kitchen with granite benchtops and dishwasher, natural gas ducted heating and airconditioning. A great undercover deck is the place to be and enoy a cuppa whilst overlooking your private yard and is perfectly located to have easy access to the kitchen to pop in and out of.

A bonus to this property is fabulous insulated workshop with an ideal space to work from home or let the kids run amok with a party or two. he property is within strolling distance to the bus stop and a short walk to the arburton rail. It really is the ideal location. Dont miss out on this one.

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 75 10

Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years

Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years

Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years

Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years

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David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years

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Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years

Jenni Milne Licensed Agent 15 years

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Carly James Property Manager

Michelle Karanikich Property Manager

Nicky McDonald Property Management

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Mark Gunther Healesville 21 st leonARDs RoAD

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$769,000 Healesville 15 FeRnBAnK RoAD

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Blackwood House

5 A 2 B 4 C a natural retreat!

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Perfectly located within an easy walk of the ever-popular food & wine precinct of Healesville, this character home will pique the interest of property hunters seeking something special.

A beautiful renovation has not only highlighted the original features of this late 1800’s home, but has embraced modern additions to ensure comfort & convenience.The floorplan offers numerous options & flexibility of uses, be it an expansive family home or B&B accommodation, with it’s private courtyard, landscaped gardens & spacious wide verandahs, it makes an ideal home to entertain family & friends.

Nestled in a rural setting just on the outskirts of town, you will discover this beautifully presented home on approx. 1.5 acres of land with a good mix of part native bushland and landscaped gardens.

Featuring polished timber floors throughout the home, along with cathedral ceilings and clerestory windows capturing the northern light, creating a bright home. Showcasing a spacious master bedroom with a walk-through robe to an ensuite, 2 other generous bedrooms with BIR’s, family bathroom, large study, formal lounge with open fire place and an open plan living dining area. with a well-equipped kitchen featuring a glass bay window and ample bench space, you can cook up a storm for the entire family.Taking care of you comfort is also a wood heater and split system heating and cooling unit. Outside there is a double carport, generous workshop and a semi-circular driveway with ample parking.

inspect OFI wednesday 21/02/18 Viewing Time 4pm - 4.30pm contact Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

inspect By Appointment or Scheduled OFI contact Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

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character and location

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This larger family home offers ensuite and walk-in robe to the main bedroom, two large living areas, ducted heating and air-conditioning throughout plus a ‘back to grid’ solar system.

Outside features room for a boat or caravan plus two cars and another double garage or workshop and finally a private outdoor entertaining area.

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If you’re looking for that first home or investment, then you just can’t look past this beauty.After just having a freshen up, this home wants for nothing, just you!

Offering 3 generous sized bedrooms, stylish family bathroom, bright lounge room and a galley kitchen which has plenty of storage.with a split system, ceiling fans and gas ducted heating, your comfort is ensured all year round.

The dining area offers access out to the massive undercover decking which is ideal for large gatherings, while the secure back yard is great for the kids.with a lock up garage and undercover parking, there is something for everyone.An inspection is sure to impress, so call today!

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Gorgeous Near New Home With a location hard to beat and impeccable presentation, this home is sure to impress! Entry is in a great room that could be setup as a living area, games room or a home oice and has access to the garage. Upstairs is an amazing space with lots of natural light and views from the open plan living and dining as well as the large kitchen with plenty of bench space and a 900mm gas cooker. The master is a great size with en-suite and walk in robe. There are two other bedrooms with built in robes, plus a study, that are serviced by the main bathroom.

Luxuries include Tasmanian Oak flooring & carpet to the bedrooms, ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a front decking. The front yard is secure, with BBQ area, trailer access plus enough room for backyard cricket or even the family pets.

Only a short walk to public transport & local amenities. For more information SMS 6CREST to 0488 824 379.

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By Chris Anderson Under clear blue skies, the Round 14 fixtures completed around the Yarra Valley.

With finals a mere three weeks away, the make up of the combatants is all but locked away, while the jousting for home ground advantage for semi-finals is well under way.

The experiment of cross-over games between the top division, DJ Strachan Shield, and the second tier, RA Finger Trophy, is becoming a distant memory as the teams focus is turned to a series of games within their respective divisions in the lead up to finals.

In Strachan Shield, the Round 14 fixtures generally concluded in a predictable manner.

Warburton-Millgrove look strong in their title defence as they blew past a mediocre Healesville score.

Healesville struggled to make an impact on the scoreboard with the bat last week; and despite some fight, found themselves light on with a score of 10/117.

Tom Daley removed the dangerous David Lever early, but a cracking innings from Sean Humphrey (67) set a tone for the remainder of the innings.

An enterprising half century partnership with Liam Barnard was enough to quickly move the game in the Burras' favour; and despite a brief wobble through the middle order with three quick wickets, the damage had been done.

Experienced duo Daniel Lever and Tim McKail ensured the reigning champs would secure victory by a comfortable six wickets, with nearly half their allotted overs in the bank.

In a similar contest, a finals-bound Yarra Junction made short work of a dismal Seville outfit which are desperately seeking the end of the season.

Seville were unable to match the consistency and discipline of the Yarra Junction bowling outfit last week, and were swiftly put away for a paltry total of 91.

The Eagles made short work of the chase as Andy Wear led his team with a comfortable victory with an excellent innings of 83.

Wear has been consistently building his form with the bat across the season and looks a threat to finals opponents, an X-factor to Yarra Junction's premiership chances.

Matt Robinson (32) offered great support in the chase as the Eagles called it a day on 4/143 as Wear's run at a century came to an end.

Young star Toby Spargo (2/8) ensured the Blues would take something out of the day, but his team never looked likely in this one sided affair.

The disappointment of the round came when the best contest of the round, between Yarra Glen and Mount Evelyn, limped to a tame draw after the game lost just over an hour's play on day one.

Mount Evelyn continued from an overnight score of 4/175 in search of quick runs to make an early declaration.

The Mounters lost two wickets in the dash, but the hero of the innings was opener Daniel Giblin, who, after several missed opportunities this season, finally closed off a century in a faultless display.

Chad Witherdin (26*) offered great support in lifting the total to 6/266 when a declaration was made.

The declaration left Yarra Glen with a chase of 267 off 62 overs, if they were to taste victory.

John O'Donnell left no one questioning whether the Riverpigs would look to chase the target as he made a blistering start to the innings.

He ensured his team were on task with the necessary run rate as a series of strong cover drives and attacking pull shots had the Mount-

Daniel Giblin of Mount Evelyn notched up a well-made century. ers bowlers on the back foot from the beginning.

With the score sitting at 1/80 at the lunch interval, the Riverpigs looked threatening.

An excellent bowling partnership between Kane Jones (3/34) and Andrew Giblin not only reigned in the run rate, but secured the key wickets of O'Donnell, Brendan Ricci and Andy Cowan.

The spell opened the door for the Mounters to attack a vulnerable Yarra Glen lower order, but they were up to the task.

With victory looking less likely, Ed Saunders (61*) and Dale Baertschiger looked to steadily hold things together over the concluding stages to ensure their team would claim their share of the points.

Saunders was particularly enterprising with strong strokeplay; and if the game had gone the distance, it would've been interesting to see if he could've led the rest of the batsman to a Yarra Glen victory.

Had the umpires decided to return to the field five minutes earlier, this contest was destined to be a thrilling, high scoring contest between two finals bound teams, but instead fizzed out to a disappointing draw.

Round 15 will hopefully erase some of this disappointment as it offers a trio of matches that are destined to be intriguing clashes.

Mount Evelyn have sat atop the Strachan Shield ladder virtually all season, but the team to chase has still remained Warburton-Millgrove who have gradually closed the gap on the Mounters.

Yarra Junction and Yarra Glen have the chance to prove which is the next cab off the rank as premiership contenders as they clash in an important fixture for form and confidence leading into finals.

The final game sees Seville take on Healesville in a virtual last chance saloon for some success for two flagging teams looking for the finish line.

In Finger Trophy action, Coldstream have locked away the status of 'team to beat' as they completed an impressive victory over Wandin.

For the second round running, the Crocs produced a score in excess of 250 against a finals bound team, their closest challengers.

This time it was a score of 7/251 against the Bulldogs.

The chase was always going to be a challenging one, and that it proved as the Bulldogs failed to seriously challenge at any stage of their innings.

Coldstream speedster Daniel Whelan (4/20) had Wandin on the back foot from the start, and Omar Yasin (2/21) was a valuable ally in the wicket taking department.

Lachlan Sinnott (31) and Ron Jarratt (24) offered some resistance, but not nearly enough to seriously challenge the total.

Hoddles Creek were the big winners of the weekend keeping their slim chances of finals

alive with an impressive victory against the second placed Woori Yallock.

The Wombats cobbled together a useful 10/223 on day one, but this contest was far from over as Woori Yallock possess a top order capable of chasing a sizeable total.

Their top order didn't fail with Cal Ferguson (59), Dean Worlley (41) and Mick Dwyer (40) all making significant contributions, but the story of the tale was the fact that neither of these players could kick on to a match-winning score exposing a thin tail.

Worlley tried his best to keep things on track, but regular wickets always kept the target at arm's reach.

An even display from the Hoddles Creek bowlers, led by Will Trotter (3/32) and Liam Rowe (2/32) kept their team in the contest, and eventually they took the honours in this arm wrestle, bowling the Tigers out for 196 clinching a moral boosting 27 run victory.

The final game of the round saw Gruyere outplay Launching Place, all but securing their position in finals cricket, and a timely warning to the other finals aspirants that the defending champions aren't a spent force.

Sitting at 4/56, chasing 77, club stalwarts Adrian Vassallo (82*) and Matt Tilney (82) ensured there would be no more wobbles in this chase, they then proceeded to put their team in a position to chase an outright victory.

Significant half centuries to the pair pushed the team total out to 5/183 when a declaration was made.

With pride on the line, Launching Place battled bravely to avoid the embarrassment of losing outright.

Stuart Parker (31) did what he knows best digging in his heals, while Max Bradley (24*) continues to show maturity beyond his years as he ensured this team would safely avoid outright defeat when it started to look more likely as they day wore on.

Eventually they held it together to finish on 7/107 avoiding disaster by three wickets.

Despite not closing the deal, Gruyere's efforts with both bat and ball in this contest have them well set for a late season dash for back to back success after being in a slumber for most of the season.

DJ Strachan Shield Healesville 10/117 (M Minney 27, S Gebert 13, David Lever 3/25, A Humphrey 2/9, Daniel Lever 2/22) defeated by Warburton-Millgrove 4/123 (S Humphrey 67, T Dalley 2/22, D Ebbels 1/16, A Hamer 1/24), Seville 10/91 (M.Smith 27, T.Page 22, K.Bomford 3/12, N.Bark 3/25, T.Ottrey 3/32) defeated by Yarra Junction 4/143 (A.Wear 83, M.Robinson 32, T.Spargo 2/8), Mt Evelyn 6/266 (D. Giblin 104*, C. Witherdin 26*, R. Ellisdon 2/28, J. Lusk 3/56) drew with Yarra Glen 5/190 (J. O'Donnell 65, E. Saunders 61*, K Jones 3/34) RA Finger Trophy Hoddles Creek 10/223 (S. McLachlan 100*, L. Rowe 39, A. Dunn 5/49) d Woori Yallock 10/196 (C. Ferguson 59, D. Worlley 41, M. Dwyer 40, W. Trotter 3/32, L. Rowe 2/32); Launching Place 10/77 and 7/107 (S. Parker 31, M. Bradley 24*, A. Vassallo 3/63, J. Carroll 2/18) def by Gruyere District 5/183 (A. Vassallo 82*, M. Tilney 82, C. Andrews 2/39, A. Sequeria 2/39); Coldstream 7/251 (D. Oliffe 101*, D. Sharp 46*, S. Phillips 31, C. Uzman 5/36) d Wandin 8/110 (L. Sinnott 31, R. Jarratt 24, D. Whelan 4/20, O. Yasin 2/21) C Grade Healesville 10/74 (B. Horner 19, J. Betts 16*, H. Lamont 3/15, M. Oakley 3/19) def by Wandin 9/125 (D. Marshall 29*, R. Smith 29, D. Fry 3/15, B. Horner 3/18); Warburton-Millgrove 10/184 (M. Leeds 33, J. Nelson 32*, A. Nelson 28, S. Thompson 6/62, Thompson 2/21, A. Long

2/42) def by Powelltown 6/250 (S. Falkingham 73, Long 65, S. Thompson 38, D. Cerveri 2/1); Yarra Glen 10/64 (L. Crawford 15, J. Moors 12, A. Kay 2/4, M. Proctor 2/17, L. Kay 3/20) & 10/35 (R. Beath 7, M. Sandfort 3/8, A. Kay 3/9, M. Proctor 3/15) d o/r Seville 8/139 (G. Foster 44, A. DiPietro 20, L. Corbett 15, S. Patterson 3/15, L. Coulsen 2/37); Mt Evelyn 10/159 (D. Westaway 44 L. Paterson 36 H. Bansagi 4/29, R. Boxell 3/25) & 1/59 (D. Westaway 30*) def

by Yarra Junction 6/211 (J. Nightingale 70, M. Mallick 55, R. Shepherd 3/51) D Grade Wandin 9/318 (W. Clancy 66, C. Foden 52, B. Sinnott 47, C. Pendry 3/57) d Hoddles Creek 9/175 (S. Robertson 51, M. Ansoll 39, Dec Hummer 3/56, B. Sinnott 2/10); Launching Place 10/75 & 10/118 (B. Carvill 43, J. Kuth 36*, C. Williams 3/4, C. Robinson 2/15) def by o/r Mt Evelyn 3/209 (M. Oultram 106*, R. Dipietrantonio 84, C. Parker 2/59); Yarra Junction 3/206 (R. Matthews 101*, J. Bennett 51, M. Richards 21, S. Fawdry 1/34, L. North 1/41, S. North 1/52) d Healesville 10/171 (Z. Fawdry 43, J. North 23, T. Pilton 4/38, M. Richards 3/50); Seville 10/189 (J. Mullins 47*, C. Tanner 17, M. Wynd 19, A. Whelan 4/39, L. Mitchell 3/40) d Coldstream 10/113 (L. Robertson 33*, D. Evans 32, C. Tanner 5/33, J. Mullins 4/33) One Day Grade Gruyere 9/103 (T. Noar 33, R. Prouse 31, N.Worlley 2/6, D.Sharman 2/7) def by Woori Yallock 0/125 (M. McPhee 43*, N. Dunn 39*); Marysville 4/192 (R. Hodgins 40*, L. Ronalds 40*) d Yarra Junction 5/139 (L. O'Dea 41*, G. Lebrocq 28, R. Hodgins 2/7, P. Birtchnell 2/12); Healesville 10/79, L. English 28, W. Anderson 21, H. Wheeler 3/1) def by Coldstream 4/83 (J. Hamma 40*, G. Moore 30*, J. O'Kane 1/1, L. English 1/3, W. Cooney 1/6, J. Drummond 1/13); Powelltown 9/170 (B. Green 40*, B. Simpson 38, Newly 3/20) d Warburton-Millgrove 10/97 (J. Heart 23, D. Podalinsky 3/2), Seville v bye Under 16s Healesville v Coldstream 3/143 (M. Pezzimenti 50, D. Vaux 23, D. Pezzimenti 23, S. North 1/15, C. Anderson 1/16, Z. Fawdry 1/24); WarburtonMillgrove 10/222 (A. Nelson 95*, N. Andueza 47, R. Nyko 27, J. Wooley 26, R. Foster 3/25, E. Van Beek 2/14, L. Kay 2/18) v Seville; Launching Place 7/150 (M. Bradley 109, L. Parker 12, H. Relf 5/34, R. Foley 1/9) v Yarra Junction, Mt Evelyn v bye Under 14s Warburton-Millgrove v Hoddles Creek 8/164 (J. Fritzlaff 41*, O. Simpson 40, G. Vaunkman 39, D. Walker 2/24, R. Thompson 2/17); Healesville 2/48 (16ov) (R. Dash 12*, J. Drummond 11*, Marsden 1/8, T. Noar 1/10) v Coldstream 10/68 (H. Wheeler 19*, S. Gebert 2/2, W. Cooney 2/4); Yarra Glen 6/193 v Yarra Junction-Gruyere, Mt Evelyn v bye Under 12s Hoddles Creek 6/137 (J. Karanicich 23*, E. James 15*, R. Hamer 1/2, E. Croydon 1/9) def

by Warburton-Milgrove 2/139 (H. Semple 33*, R. Hamer 12*, E. James 1/11, J. Karanicich 1/16); Seville 8/115 (J. Hook 26*, J. Barry 23*, Z. Prentice 1/4, R. Cameron 1st/4) def by Healesville Red 6/126 (C. Nyko 49*, J. Johnson 28*, L. Van Druemel 1/8, H. Murphy 1/9, J, Barry 1/9); Marysville 1/156 (M. Thompson 31, A. Bears 0/2) d Yarra Junction-Gruyere 8/54 (C. Atkins 12, D. Nikua 1/4, K. Bennett 1/4); Mt Evelyn 6/77 (D. Potter 22*, C. Missen 15, T. Darvell 13, L. Pearce 2/6, B. Davey 2/10, J. Hamilton 1/9) def by Yarra Glen 5/137 (J. Hamilton 38, R. Borthwick 24*, D. Potter 1/6, L. Joyce 1/17); Woori Yallock v Launching Place (game still to be played); Healesville White v bye

Warburton golf results in a long-awaited win for scribe Wednesday 14 February: Stableford: Thank you to all the members who played on this day. Clearly, they had decided that 'yours truly' (Ron Hottes) deserved to have a win after being absent from the winner's stall for - too long!

Even then, my 38 points, although satisfactory, was 'not' anywhere near as impressive as other recent winning scores. Still, a win's a win!

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r/up on a c/back was Steuart Hawke, just one point behind on 37! Balls got down to 33 this week. The NTP winners were Mario DeVincentis (3rd), Shaun Nicholl (9th) and to Andy McMath (17th).

Twilight: With only a few weeks left to the big shoot-out, competition was intense. Luke Patrick came out on top, with 21 impressive points. Luke only won on a c/back though, as Paul 'Mr Wandin' Long also matched that.

Balls extended to 18. NTPs were won by Lance

Atwell (10th), 'Big-Daddy' Patrick (12th) and

by Junior Patrick (Luke), on the 15th.

Saturday 17 February: Stableford: Shane Campbell won A Grade with 41 points; the best individual score on the day. B Grade went to Barry Maltman, in a welcome return to form, with 39 points. P.K. was the unlucky golfer on the day, being r/up with a super-impressive 40 points (at least, he snared 3 balls!). The ball rundown went to 34. The N.T.P winners were 'Kenno' (3rd), big-hitting Meredith Nursey

(5th), Junior Kempton (9th), 'Mr Consistent' Leckenby (12th) 7 to Hatty on the ever-challenging 15th. And - there were 'no' eagles on the day! * The Match Committee would like to thank 'all' playing members over the past two weeks for their patience and understanding as the Hydro-Electric project impacts on the course.

Rest assured, players, this will be over and done within the next week or two. Thank you again!

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Healesville bowls results

Champs get the medals

Healesville No 1 side played 6th placed Ringwood 3 at home on their synthetic green, trying to consolidate a top 2 position on the ladder.

At the interval, Healesville held a slender lead 44/33 only to have Ringwood draw level at 59/59.

Healesville then finished strongly to have a comfortable win 88/63 and now sit in second place with two games to go.

Healesville No.2 side, which remains well clear on top of the ladder, travelled to play Croydon No.5 at Croydon.

They, again, had another good win 89/61 to consolidate top spot.

The results for Saturday's Pennant played on 17 February.

By Jamie Strudley Tom Kelly Reserve in Doncaster East was the venue for the latest championship medal collection for Yarra Ranges Athletics athletes.

The Easter Region Track & Field Championships provide athletes for all eastern region clubs to compete with other.

An event where friendships and rivalries are created and PBs are more common than officials.

Twenty eight Yarra Ranges Athletes competed over the two days in 76 separate events.

Almost every event returned a PB, which is a fantastic result for a championship.

Yarra Ranges athletes also achieved an amazing 17 medals on Day 1 and 11 on Day 2 including gold medals to Zoe Clarke, Georgia Laven, Maddie Laven, Tayleb Willis, Tiara Willis and Brayden Woolridge.

None more special than the gold medals won by Brayden Woolridge and Georgia Laven.

Brayden (shot put and discus) and Georgia (800m) have won their respective events in every year since they were in Under 9s.

Brayden and Georgia are effectively unbeaten at region level for their entire Little Athletics career, an outstanding achievement.

Next week the Under 14s to Under 20s athletes compete at the Victorian Junior Championships.

The little athletics round will also be on Saturday with program three from 9am.

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

Healesville 1 - 16/88 beat Ringwood 3 - 2/63 A. Phillips 24/20 - T. Pye 17/13 - S. Graham 28/10 - B. Simmons 19/20 Healesville 2 - 16/89 beat Croydon 5 - 2/61 C. McLaine 24/14 - W. Mays 24/13 - B. Parker 14/25 - R. Turville 27/9 Healesville's Corporate Challenge kicked off again on Wednesday night and there will be plenty of competitive bowling for the next six weeks.

In this challenge, there are 26 local businesses, with three players in each team, making 78 local people having a game of bowls after work and enjoying themselves.

Members of the public are welcome to come along on a Wednesday night to have a look.

Warburton bowls results Golden girl: Georgia Laven. 177838 Pictures: ERIKA BEDYN

Brayden Woolridge with his gold medal. 177838

Warburton 1 could not bridge the gap against Mulgrave 1 at home, going down by only 10 shots, 69 to 79.

Rink scores were as follows: J. Brookes 19/ 13; C. Bell 16/ 15; J. Van Der Zweep 19/ 20 and A. Donohue 15/ 31.

They face another challenge this week against Croydon 1 away.

Mooroolbark 4 took it right up to the second placed Warburton 2 on their superb grass rink.

They managed to steady at the end to win 89 to 86 in a tense finish.

Rink scores were P. McConachy 26/ 19; S. Mahoney 15/ 18; P. Woods 13/ 31 and G. Wynd 35/ 18. We play Heatherdale 2 at home this week.

Unfortunately, Burwood Districts 4 forfeited to Warburton 3.

This week they play Vermont South 8 away.

The Tuesday Mid-Week side played Boronia

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1 at home and won in an exciting finish, 58 to 51.

Rink scores were: G. Walsh 24/ 11; R. McKail 12/ 28 and S. Lord 22/ 12.

They play Mooroolbark 2 away this week.

The Wednesday Night Barefoot Bowls Triples Competition saw some close and surprise results in the final round before the finals series.

The scores were as follows: Professionals 16 d Saint Dogs 14; G Force 16 d Burra Boys 12; Incredibowls 17 d Bolters 5; Big Al's 20 d Thomo's 11;Pensioners 26 d Tarky's Mob 8; Trailer Trash 29 d Harro's Harley 4; Get Schwifty d Mousekateers (Forfeit) and Nutters 25 d Shambolics 9.

Good Luck to all teams for the finals!

Go Burras!

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Calais added to history The National Museum of Australia has acquired one of the last vehicles to roll off the Holden production line before the Elizabeth factory closed on 20 October last year, marking the end of Australian-made car manufacturing.

The National Museum is committed to collecting objects for the nation, which represent key elements for Australian society and culture.

Holden unambiguously falls into this category as an iconic brand, which, for decades, has symbolised freedom and independence for millions of Australians.

The Holden Calais, which on Wednesday 24 January joined the museum’s collection, is a four-door sedan manufactured at the General Motors Holden factory in Elizabeth, South Australia, on 13 October, 2017.

The vehicle joins the museum’s historic Holden collection, which includes the 1946 Holden Prototype Car No.1, built by American and Australian engineers in Detroit, which became the definitive model for millions of Holden car.

Essington Lewis’s 1948 48-215 model Holden (also known as the FX) is believed to be the first Holden sold commercially.

It was delivered to industrialist Lewis (18811961) on the eve of 24 February, 1949, a day before the first Holdens were released for sale to the general public.

National Museum director, Dr Mathew Trinca, said although it was sad to see the end of local car production, the museum was proud to include the vehicle as part of the story of car manufacturing in Australia.

“This modern vehicle, which has an Australian-made 3.6l V6 engine and the latest technology, is the perfect bookend to the Museum’s

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Holden collection, which spans over 70 years,” he said.

“Built for Australian conditions, the robust and economical Holden family sedan captured the public imagination when they first rolled of the assembly line in 1948. Many saw this as evidence of national maturity, proof that Australia had escaped its pastoral beginnings and embraced the modern industrial age,” Dr Trinca said.

By 1958, Holden sales accounted for over 40

per cent of total car sales in this country and one million had been sold by 1960.

Holden Chairman and Managing Director, Mark Bernhard, said the Calais donated o the museum “celebrates the Holden manufacturing journey and the special place Commodore holds in the heart of many Australians”.

“The pride, passion and quality of workmanship delivered by our people at Elizabeth has meant our last Australian-build cars, including this Calais, with its engine proudly

made by Holden at Fisherman’s Bend, and with hundreds of other component drawn from Australian automotive supplies, are the best and most technologically advanced vehicles ever made by Holden in Australia,” Mr Bernhard said.

“There is no finer automobile to sit alongside the 1948 Holden prototype in the museum’s collection. We’re proud to make this donation to celebrate our manufacturing heritage.”

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1500KG SCISSOR JACK PART NO. IG6010

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