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Courage aplenty there were many responders on that night, including eight from Monbulk CFA, four from Kallista-The Patch CFA, Emerald SES members and Ambulance Victoria paramedics. "It was an extremely stressful incident. Everyone's got their own individual story; it's not a common job that you would expect to see," Captain Toender said. At the time, Eli had been asleep in his bedroom when the storm hit, while his sister had been watching television in the loungeroom. A 30m tree fell on the home about 9pm. Emergency services arrived at the property just 10 minutes later, but Eli had passed away at the scene. Eli's funeral was held in March 2015, where hundreds gathered at the Discovery Church in Mount Evelyn to say their farewells. Emerald SES Unit Controller, Ben Owen,
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The Dandenong Ranges' finest were acknowledged on Sunday 18 February for services carried out under exceptional circumstances, with five CFA Chief Officer's Commendations for Courage being presented. Both Monbulk and Kallista-The Patch CFA brigades received the commendations, in addition to individual recognitions for Monbulk CFA members Rohan Piesley and Daryl Owen, as well as Emerald SES member Jeff Paxton. Operations Manager CFA District 13, David Rankin, on behalf of the CFA's Chief Officer Steven Warrington, presented the Emerald SES award. The incident involved the tragic 2015 death of toddler Eli Marnock, 2, who was killed when a tree fell on his family's home at The Patch during a severe storm.
Eli's sister, Nicola, then aged 5, was trapped and injured during the incident, and the responders' efforts helped to save her life. The scene they faced in February 2015 has been described as 'horrific', as the tree completely crushed the house, with concerned family members nearby. Kallista-The Patch CFA Captain Peter Toender was one of the first to the scene and said it had left an indelible impression on many. "At first, it seemed to be a benign call, but you never really know until you get there," Captain Toender said. "But what we faced was the entire house disintegrated and the parents were extremely worried. All we knew was there was a little girl trapped inside. Unfortunately (her brother, Eli) the two-year-old died." Captain Toender was quick to point out
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Inner cotton-tailed peace By Derek Schlennstedt There are cat cafes, dog cafes, even goat yoga, and now a collaboration between the Dandenong Ranges Rabbit Run-Away Orphanage and yoga instructor India Barnard has resulted in something that's both cute and cathartic. For the majority of people as we get back into the rhythm of work and life, the motivation to exercise begins to wilt, but would working out in the company of adorable bunny rabbits give you a boost? Fortunately, this is exactly what the Rabbit Run-Away Orphanage (RRO) in conjunction with Yoga Instructor and founder of The Generous Yogi, India Barnard is offering. Unfortunately though, Bunny Yoga is currently only available at one location in Melbourne - a city in the midst of a rabbit overpopulation crisis. "Pet rabbits are being abandoned in streets and parks across the city and the orphanage in conjunction with the Generous Yogi are hoping to shed some light on this plight," Dr Judi Inglis, founder of RRO said. "I did some figures and we've taken in seventy four rabbits since November, and that's huge within three months and that's not including February." "We're getting calls from Werribee, Bundoora, everywhere." During the $31.20 hour class, 30 yoga members have to be particularly careful about where they put their feet as anywhere between 10 and 16 rabbits hop around the room, under posing legs and arms. Now in its fourth session, India and Judi came up with the idea in the hope that classes would encourage people to adopt rescued rabbits and to raise awareness of the problems the creatures face. "Basically I always wanted to animal yoga and rabbits are my favourite animal so I
Downward dog or downward rabbit, strike a yoga pose while being surrounded by friendly rabbits. thought yeah let's give it a shot," India said. "All the sessions so far have sold out ... I do very slow, very basic movements , no jumping, and it's all a bit bizarre. "The bunnies relax, they do their little binkies (a happy rabbit expression) and jump on people ... the bunnies really love it and so do the people."
Of course India also promotes the need to take care of the animals properly and many of the bunnies in the classes are available for adoption. "I promote good rabbit care and try to find them a good home ... we advocate that their up for adoption," said India. "There's always a lot of people asking for adoption afterwards.
The yoga poses are done in several fenced off sections with each section containing a number of bunnies. All the funds raised go towards the RRO and the next session will be held on Sunday 4 March at Mark Street Hall in Fitzroy. To book tickets visit https://www.eventbrite. com.au/e/bunny-yoga-tickets-42375543391
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Everyone is helping out By Derek Schlennstedt After a 30 minute operation left Emerald resident Kate Arnott in a coma for three weeks, the hills community has rallied to help her family with the costs and hospital fees. On 11 January, Kate (38) went in for a day surgery on her sphincter of oddi - a muscular valve that controls the flow of digestive juices through ducts from the liver and pancreas. The relatively simple operation required a stent to be put in the valve, though there was a 20 per-cent chance of getting pancreatitis which Kate got. The next few weeks, were described by her partner, Ellysa Arnott as a journey through the 'depths of despair,' and one which doctors even thought she might not live through. "Unfortunately she got pancreatitis straight away after the operation," said Ellysa "She was in the ward for five days and then on the Tuesday she went into ICU. "By the Thursday of the next week she was incubated and put on a ventilator and from there it's been a journey of several operations and internal bleeding, and all sorts of things. "The doctors thought she was dying." The ordeal has not only impacted on Kate's family but the wider community with the Arnott family known throughout the Dandenong ranges and the hills community. Though, hardest hit by the trauma and the likelihood of Kate never waking up was Jemima, Ellysa and Kate's seven-year-old daughter. "Jemima turned seven on January 31 and had her party on Sunday, 4 February," said Ellysa. "After her party we had to be realistic with her and tell her that Kate might not make it ... you're programmed not to hurt your child so to tell her that was very difficult and as a family to think we were all going to have to say goodbye to Kate was incomprehensible."
Kate with her and Ellysa's daughter Jemima.
Emerald resident Kate Arnott, faces a difficult road ahead after coming out of a three week coma. A fighter though, Kate, three and half weeks after being placed in a coma made minute movements, a sign of improvement. Though the road ahead will be long and
arduous, Ellysa said that anything was an improvement. "We're now at a point where she's starting to wake up and become aware, but it has taken
Police have released CCTV images of a man whom they believe may be able to assist in their inquiries. The man is perceived to be Caucasian in appearance, approximately 20-years-old with a solid build and brown shaven hair. He was seen wearing a hooded hi-visibility sweater, 'Melbourne Storm' rugby shorts and work boots. He was also seen in a t-shirt whilst at the station.
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some time and she is still classed as the sickest patient at Boxhill Epworth hospital," Ellysa said. "It's going to be a very long journey, she is going to need to relearn everything again ... we're looking to have her home by November or Christmas. "We've been through the real depths of despair and are slowly coming back out but it's been an incredibly hard and long journey." That journey has also been one of expensive hospital fees and with Kate expected to come home in November the family will have to fit-out the house with equipment to cater for Kate's rehabilitation. A GoFundMe created by Kate's brother hopes to ease the monetary stress of their journey and can be found at https://www.gofundme.com/supportkatesfightforlife Ellysa said she was amazed by the generosity of the surrounding community and thanked everyone who had already donated, as well as the staff at Epworth."I want to say a big thankyou to the ICU staff at The Epworth because they have just been phenomenal, I just can't speak highly enough of them, and the community around us has just rallied around us and helped out left, right and centre ... there's nothing like living in the hills community."
IN BRIEF Belgrave South robbery Police are appealing for assistance to identify a male in relation to an armed robbery at a supermarket in Belgrave South on 19th Feb at about 1.15pm. The attendant was allegedly assaulted with a baseball bat and a hammer during the offence and required hospital treatment. If you know the identity of the male, please contact Lilydale Police on 9739 2300 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Tecoma station damage Police are seeking to identify a man following a criminal damage incident at Tecoma Railway Station on Saturday, 3 February 2018. At around 1:50am, it is alleged a man repeatedly kicked and used track ballast to damage the MYKI machine and card readers at the station. The damage caused during the incident totalled approximately $30,000.
Lysterfield larceny Between 7 and 8am on February 26, two vehicles parked at Lysterfield Lake were broken into and items were stolen from them. Offenders have gained access to the car by breaking the windows with a brick or other solid object and have taken bank cards amongst other items. Belgrave Police allege that a black or red vehicle with two males inside was seen in the area, and would like to talk with those individuals.
Drunk driver Olinda Police intercepted a drunk driver along Mount Dandenong Tourist Road on 25 February at 10:25pm. The 33-year-old man from Olinda was seen driving erratically towards road works, where a traffic controller had to jump out of the way of the car. The man was stopped by the road works which were being undertaken and police were called. Olinda Police conducted a roadside breath test and recorded a reading of 0.116, double the limit. Sergeant Andrew Herdman said the driver received and infringement notice and was also charged with exceeding .05 and careless driving.
The rescue crew On Saturday 24 a high angle rescue crew from Dandenong and a steep angle rescue crew from Monbulk responded to an involving a young boy who had fallen 30 metres down the Wilhelmina Falls in the Murrindindi Scenic reserve near Glenburn. Also attending the incident were Marysville SES, Yea rescue, Glenburn CFA, Ambulance, Police and DELWP services. Upon getting there a command structure was put in place and local brigades established a communications plan. Each agency had a particular skill set which when coordinated all contributed to the overall best outcome for the patient. The patient sustained minor injuries but was airlifted to the Royal Children's Hospital as a precaution and further scans were undertaken. In this case, winch and transport was by HEMS.
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What is something people don't know about you? I beat Raelene Boyle in an under age 100 metre school event. What has been your most memorable moment? Witnessing the arrival of our first child.
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Stop! Please don't bother seeing that knee surgeon until you've really attempted and followed through with a 'decent' physio rehab with. The research I am going to present to you may be alarming, so have a seat. As a young graduate in the late 1990s, we were drilled that knee arthroscopy 'clean outs' were a given for meniscal (cartilage) tears and degenerative or wear and tear, and that ligament reconstructive surgery was needed for cruciate ligament injury (ACL and PCL). But all is not as it seemed. For meniscus tears, less than six months old, studies recently found small results in favour of surgery compared with physiotherapy and exercise for up to six months. 'No' differences were found at 12 months and longer-term follow-ups for pain and function. Add in the effects of general anaesthetic, risk of infection, time off work etc. The disclaimer, and really the only rea-
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son to have surgery for a torn meniscus, is the presence of a mechanical lock or block in movement that wasn't there prior to the injury. For degenerative or osteoarthritic knees, the evidence has been around since 2002 that arthroscopic surgery does not work. More recent studies suggest for nearly all of these patients knee arthroscopy was no better than exercise therapy. Knee replacement is the only definitive therapy, but it is reserved for patients with severe disease after non-operative management has been unsuccessful. And the outcomes for surgery are always better combined with a pre-operative period of physiotherapy and exercise (pre-hab). Similarly, the outcomes for ACL and PCL repair after two and five years post-injury is better for patients who undergo physiotherapy and exercise and have no surgery, or is delayed after a period of 'pre-hab'. The only guidelines for having a knee reconstruction for ACL or PCL tears is if you participate in a high level activity that requires sudden stopping and pivoting (like AFL, netball, basketball, volleyball, gymnastics) or if you are experiencing ongoing subjective instability and pain. For cruciate and meniscal surgery, there is no effect on developing arthritis in the future - the damage is done in the actual injury, though there is some limited evidence that surgery may actually worsen the likelihood of future arthritis. For the full article including quoted research, please see me blog www.drphysio. com.au/blog.
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By Peter Douglas Up-and-coming filmmaker Tadji Ulrich, 15, has taken out the coveted TropFest Jr prize for his short-film 'Outcasts Anonymous'. Despite some incredible competition, the former Kallista Primary School student and Upwey local was awarded the top place at the world's largest short-film festival for junior entrants. A panel of Australian screen stars selected Tadji's film from the prize, including Lincoln Younes ('Home & Away') and Sean Keenan ('Puberty Blues'). For the win, Tadji received a massive prize pack, including $1500 cash and a visit to an upcoming Australian film shoot, where he will meet the director and experience life on a film set. Tadji said he never expected to win, although it represented a huge confidence boost to his budding career. "I grew up watching TropFest and I could only ever image what it would be like to win.
I was in complete shock when I found out; I didn't even have a speech prepared," he said. "This is my second film. The first was a nonnarrative film called 'I believe' ... but this is a mockumentary style film which I scripted and directed. "This is the last time I can enter the Junior category, because I turn 16 this year." 'Outcasts Anonymous' has been described as a playful comedy follows a support group for supernatural beings, including a vampire, a ghost and a brotherly zombie duo, inspired by Taika Waititi's 'What We Do In The Shadows'. TropFest Jr founder and executive chair, John Polson, described the film as "brilliant". "It's awe-inspiring to see such young filmmakers tackling everything from light-hearted comedies to the real issues faced by kids and teens every day, with an incredible level of sophistication," he said. "I have no reservations in saying that Tadji and the rest of these kids are really the future of filmmaking."
By Peter Douglas Community radio volunteers at 3MDR have been settling in to a new home, the heritagelisted Forest Park Homestead in Upwey. After broadcasting for well-over 30 years, and from their temporary home in Emerald for 17 years, the many volunteers have embraced a new chapter in the station's history. The team moved into the premises in December last year, re-establishing their broadcasting processes from Upwey. The move, though, didn't come without great effort, according to station manager, Phil Ruck. "Working bees and non-stop scrubbing have been the flavour of the month, with the administration team planning fundraisers in the future to recoup costs," he said. "Hopefully, with this new space, we will be able to move away from the government
grants. We have all sorts of fundraising ideas, like in-house gigs or veranda parties." With more than 90 presenters, and 100-plus volunteers, the station is reliant on community support. One subscriber has donated and installed signage at the foot of the Forest Park Homestead driveway. Meanwhile, the premises itself, a Victorian brick and weatherboard residence, is believed to have been the summer home of John or James Griffith, of Griffith Bros. Tea. In 1901, the brothers were growing and selling tea from a property in Melbourne's outer east, producing the nation's first home grown tea. Neesy Smith, a volunteer producer, described the station's new home as 'total heaven'.
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By Peter Douglas Nine local musicians and singers are offering a musical gift to help women and children experiencing homelessness. After a successful event last year, the Sacred Stage charity concert will be held on Sunday 4 March, at 2pm, at the Sassafras Kennon Memorial Uniting Church. Performer and event coordinator, Jacqui Rutten, said there would be plenty of entertainment for a variety of musical tastes. "There are Irish folk songs, Celtic harp, Brahms songs, a Schubert sonata for viola, a viola and piano piece by Australian composer Elena Kats-Chernin," she said.
"I am also premiering new compositions, including one called Lyrebird Song (bulenbulen) for voice and piano, compared here in the hills, at the forest edge with pen an paper." Ms Rutten said this year Oxfam is also involved. They will provide delicious homemade afternoon tea, while the money from the 'cuppa' and cake will go to Oxfam. Entry is a $20 donation, or children free. For more details or bookings, email info@ sacredstage.com or contact Jacqui on 0455 044 764. More details at www.sacredstage.com.au.
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Carey Williams of Gembrook has again attacked Puffing Billy through his letter, 'Puffing silly' (Mail, 12 February 2018). He is offended by the locomotives' 'repeated and triumphant whistling, penetrating great distances'. Not only does Mr Williams not comprehend the importance of warning motorists of trains approaching level crossings, but then attacks the happiness of passengers and staff waving to motorists, most of whom wave back. He complains about coal and smoke invading his nostrils. Mr Williams, during your ever-so-brief and occasional encounters with our trains at level crossings, why not wind up your car windows, turn on the air conditioning, tune your car radio to music of your choice and contain your angst? Mr Williams then attacks the 'numerous occasions the engine emits vile plumes of filth into the atmosphere we breathe'. He then infers that it's part of the attraction to give our children a happy childhood at the expense of retreating glaciers and melting icecaps. There are many other community attractions contributing vastly more noise and atmospheric contaminants than Puffing Billy. The Albert Park grand prix and the Avalon Airshow are two that spring to mind. But, I forgot, these events are far from Gembrook and would not rate a mention by our correspondent. Roger Willsher, The Patch
Fluoride worse than loco In relation to Carey Williams's letter 'Puffing silly' (Mail, 12 February 2018). In reference to Carey's observation on Puffing Billy and its 'obnoxious, belching fumes' ... aren't we all who do our regular burn-off, weekly or monthly, combined, causing the same problem? And, come to think of it, hasn't there been a massive increase in belching volcanoes, not seen before in our direct history? But, more to my point, a subject that totally outweighs the above problems - in closer to home (in fact, in our homes as a necessity) - is fluoridated drinking water. Whether you are aware or not, our basic commodity that we all rely on (water, which contains fluoride) is a neurotoxin and has been shown to cause arthritis, skeletal fluorosis, osteoporosis, cancer, pineal gland calcification and thyroid problems. Personally, I'd be happy walking around with a wet handkerchief or breathing apparatus to avoid the effects of smoke etc. But, no such luck when it comes to prevention of fluoride for yourself and families. Sorry guys ... lump it! Baden Franceswilliams, Olinda PROUDLY AUSTRALIAN OWNED & INDEPENDENT
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Renovation with the lot The Gembrook Opportunity Shop has a fantastic, fresh new look. Thanks to a thoughtful make-over, shoppers can now find a bargain while enjoying the new surrounds and possibly a friendly chat with the volunteers. Themed displays and a vintage, 1950s-style washing
machine are just some of items you can expect to see at the new-look shop, which has proven an enormous success since opening in 2015. So why not drop by and say 'hello' today! Pictured are Jeff Jackson and Amanda Kennedy in the popular shop. 177993 Picture: ROB CAREW
Site works have commenced on the highly anticipated Emerald Hills Hub. Initial works on the $6.63 million development involve fencing and signage installation, the identification and safe removal of asbestos from the materials used in the existing building, preparation and commencement of demolition works, and tree protections work with some minor vegetation removal. Cardinia Shire Mayor Collin Ross said the project would rejuvenate the community space on the corner of Belgrave-Gembrook Road in Emerald and provide a much-needed upgrade to the facilities used by so many dedicated volunteers and community groups. "This major new community hub will bring a range of existing community groups and activities under one roof," councillor Ross said. "The new building will provide additional multi-purpose meeting and activity spaces for community use and give this vibrant hills community an equally vibrant space to share in and grow." The project is funded thanks to $4.88 million from Cardinia Shire Council's Capital Works Program, a grant of $1.5 million under the Australian Government's National Stronger Regions Fund, and $250,000 from the Eastern Dandenong Ranges Group and Dandenong Ranges Community Bank Group. According to the shire, the Hills Hub project has been a collaborative effort between the council and the community-established Hills Hub Advisory Committee who have met monthly since February 2015. The advisory group consists of a wide range of stakeholders including facility user groups,
Concept images for the Emerald Hills Hub. The council notes the design may change as works progress. Picture: CARDINIA SHIRE COUNCIL representatives from local community groups and organisations, town and sporting committees, and many community members. Cr Ross said the council was grateful to all those who had helped drive the project. "We are thrilled to hear the groups that use the facilities here are excited about the changes ahead and what possibilities and opportunities will open up for them and the community when the new building is complete," he said. "During this first stage of site establishment, there will be a lot happening to prepare the site for construction of the new building. "Council will be continuing to work with the advisory group and to communicate with the local community about the progress and any impacts of the project." More information about this project, including artist impressions, is available for public viewing on the council's website at www. cardinia.vic.gov.au/hillshub.
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Centenary carts kick on In a massive weekend for the Upwey-Tecoma and surrounding communities, the Upwey CFA celebrated its 100th year in style. The Upwey CFA combined its highly anticipated celebrations with the annual, much-loved billy cart races. Like other years, many incredible carts were presented on the day, with some great results enjoyed. 'Mail' photographer Greg Carrick was on hand to capture all the action. 178102
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Keeping it in the family The Cuckoo has been under the direction of Karin Koeppen for 60 years and has a fresh new look thanks to the recent return of Karin's daughter, Daniela Koeppen Rosenfeld. Returning as the restaurant’s new manager, Daniela has come from a business background and is excited to bring her international entrepreneurial skills to the restaurant. Along with Daniela, customers can expect to find a few new changes throughout the Cuckoo including a new European menu featuring a fresh buffet featuring sizzling steaks, seafood, salads as well as fresh in-house baked cakes. Of course, there are still the Cuckoo favourites customers know and love such as scrumptious smorgasbords, gourmet German sausages, imported beers (including German beers on tap) and even live entertainment such as yodelling and traditional Bavarian folk music. The Cuckoo has been in the Koeppen family for nearly 60 years and is renowned for its gourmet buffets, live floor shows, family focus and historical building. To celebrate Daniela returning to the family business, the Cuckoo is offering a two for one dining special for all locals. To say thank you for the past 60 years of support, locals are encouraged to bring this article to the Cuckoo when booking for a Friday or Saturday night dinner in order to receive the full buffet and floor show for two for the price of one. The Cuckoo will celebrate 60 years this September and plan on having a huge party of special talent - stay tuned for details! The Cuckoo is located at 508 Mount Dandenong Tourist Road in Olinda and is open for Lunch Wednesday to Sunday from 11am to 3pm (seven days in summer), For dinner from Friday to Sunday from6.30pm to late and afternoon tea on Saturday and Sunday from 3.30pm to 5.3pm. For more information, visit www. cuckoorestaurant.com.au or phone 9751 1003.
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Everything old is new Mount Evelyn Upholstery specialises in antique restoration, recovery and repairs for all types of furniture. Skilled upholsterer Luke Wilson prides himself on his workmanship. After more than 30 years in the industry, he has developed a long list of satisfied customers. The business services all kinds of furniture including lounge suites, dining chairs, recliners, ottomans, bedheads, footstools and sofa beds. For the valued clients, there are thousands of quality fabrics from which to choose. Luke said he gained great satisfaction from completing a job and seeing the smile on his customers’ faces. Due to his many years of experience, and the time and level of care it took to complete many of his projects, the upholsterer said there was no feeling quite like seeing the completed project. He said that knowing he had used his own hands and his hard-earned skills to make a customer’s day was what kept him in the business. “It’s fantastic when furniture is restored to its former glory,” Luke said, “or to bring an old piece alive with a more modern look.” With so much experience, and so many projects under his belt, Luke is only too happy to offer advice and suggestions to his clients. Luke said his finished, refurbished works of-
Mount Evelyn Upholstery services all kinds of furniture, including lounge suites and dining chairs. ten became the centrepieces of many homes. On some occasions, these pieces could often have sentimental value for families, which was why the result was worth the time and effort. Mount Evelyn Upholstery can be contacted on 5964 2166 or 0402 020 554 or email mtevelynupholstery@bigpond.com. Alternatively, visit www.mountevelynupholstery.com.au or check out the amazing Mount Evelyn Upholstery Facebook page for the best way to see Luke’s quality workmanship with regular posts of completed jobs and feedback from very satisfied customers.
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Caring for the children Tucked away in beautiful natural bushland at the foot of the Dandenongs, Ghilgai is a small Steiner Primary School catering for children from playgroup to class 6. The school provides a kind and caring environment which issues a calm basis for deep learning. Children in foundation year play creatively and develop inner resources before faced with the demands of formal learning. Creative play opens children's potential to learn while also developing vibrant imaginations that will nourish creative thinking; confidence a sense of purpose and even responsibility. Rich literature experiences provide a meaningful backdrop for the teaching of literacy skills and pave the way for a life-long love of learning. Maths teaching is founded upon everyday happenings and new skills are embedded in known experiences. In Class 5, Geometry emerges from History where students study Greek culture and Pythagoras's questions in ancient Athens. This spurs children on to explore the construction of geometrical forms and extends to solid geometry in Class 6. The curriculum expands gradually to embrace Aboriginal studies, natural science, mapping, Australian geography, Australian history, botany, physical science, world geography and human biology. Specialist teachers enrich the child's education in classes such as physical education, music, craft, German and eurythmy. Opportu-
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Ghilgai is a small Steiner Primary School that provides a kind and caring environment for students. nities for artistic work are a part of classroom life where a story theme is often a catalyst for creative work. By the end of class 6, students have been "citizens of many worlds," having explored diverse cultures and experienced the great differences between them. This wonderful journey from class 1 to class 6 offers students a wide vista of civilization and allows them to glimpse something of the brotherhood of Man. Social responsibility is at the heart of Steiner Education. Next year Steiner Schools worldwide will celebrate 100 years of Steiner Education. For more information, visit ghilgai.com.au.
At Emerald Secondary College, a whole school approach to both learning and teaching ensures the best possible outcomes for all students and allows access to excellence. With a focus on developing and building literacy and numeracy skills, Emerald Secondary College maintains high expectations in all classes where students are supported to achieve their personal best through the school’s ‘ready to learn’ approach. Providing continuous support to students is another important focus of Emerald Secondary College. With access to all curriculum areas in Years 7 and 8, and individual pathways through an extensive electives and pathways program from Years 9 to 12, students are assisted to meet interests, needs and future aspirations. Additionally, a 24/7 online portal is available, enabling students and families access to realtime assessment, feedback and reporting through the school’s online Compass System. Emerald Secondary College is an accredited Select Entry Accelerated Learning (SEAL) facility, offering a program which caters for high ability students though enrichment and acceleration. This provides opportunities beyond mainstream schooling allowing students
to accelerate academically. The exciting and unique learning environment SEAL offers is designed to challenge students to achieve their potential, through working with others of similar ability in a supportive peer learning environment. At Emerald Secondary College SEAL students entering the senior school have access to advance VCE subjects in Year 10. This unique opportunity enables SEAL students to complete further VCE units at Years 11 and 12 or a first year university study assisting them to gain a higher ATAR upon completion of Year 12. Beyond the classroom Emerald Secondary College offer many opportunities to grow and learn outside the classroom walls. Support beyond the classroom is constructed to enable students to achieve their personal best through our tutorials, lunchtime clubs and after school homework club. With an additional range of options including drama/theatre, outdoor education, sports aerobics, athletics and a camps program, Emerald Secondary College has something to help every student grow and prosper into a young adult. To find out more about Emerald Secondary College, visit www.emeraldsc.vic.edu.au or call 5968 5388.
Our Commitment QUALITY TEACHING AND LEARNING, POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS, PERSONALISED LEARNING At Emerald Secondary College we are committed to ensure that all our students experience a quality education that enables them to achieve their personal best and access excellence. Our school learning community aims to provide a caring, inclusive and sustainable environment in which students can develop skills and personal qualities necessary to participate confidently and positively in a changing global world.
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Get ready to reconnect Cire Services' Reconnect program is designed to offer extra support services for community members who are aged 17-64 and who have not been in full-time employment within the last 12 months and didn't finish year 12 or an equivalent qualification. It is fully funded by the State Government, meaning that eligible participants get the support and assistance they require. "In the current market being unemployed can be pretty tough, as is having to rely on public transport which can only compound the issue," Cire pre-accredited team leader Nina Bekker said. "Feeling isolated and not knowing where to turn can really knock a person's confidence, this is where Reconnect can offer a helping hand." The Cire Training Skills First Reconnect Program helps support eligible participants in many differing ways. The program is individualised to each person and provides ongoing mentorship and support for up to 18 months. "It is an individualised program so each person's journey will be different," Nina said. "It can range from and include assisting with referrals and support to access other services such as mental health, legal, medical, Centrelink and housing. Reconnect can help expand the person's social networks and connections within the community, provide intensive support tailored to individual strengths and interests and help plan and achieve goals which could include being successful at gaining a learners permit to completing a short course or securing housing. If people aren't sure what direction they'd like to go in regarding gaining employment and returning to the workforce, the program can of-
Engagement Officer Sammy Egan and Community Development Officer Erica German of the Cire Reconnect program assist people in re-entering the workforce at their own pace. fer participants industry taster courses and recommendations about accredited training. The program focuses on aiding the participants to improve their skills, build confidence
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PickUp the ticket By Derek Schlennstedt Melbourne's cutest smut merchants 'PickUp' combines original songs, dazzling guitar licks and brilliant electric ukulele, all in order to have you admit that sex is funny. The duo made up of Colin Craig and Alia Vryens will debut their comedy show at this year's Comedy Festival. Alia who is originally from Belgrave, said much of her love for performing was borne from attending Upwey high school. "I went to Upwey High, which is where my
love of performing first started," said Alia. "I had most of my training in singing - after being in a few of the High School musicals." "Cut to a few years ago, the love for all those old musicals carried over, and I ended up creating and performing in a two-woman version of Pirates, which I toured around the world." "My new show is another two-hander, and is rock music that celebrates how funny and silly sex can be." Answering texted questions live on stage, Colin and Alia aren't afraid to talk openly about sex and from demonic threesomes, to
awkward one-night-stands, the show runs the gauntlet of modern sex. "The thing that we're most passionate about is creating an open and fun dialogue about sex ... we're not afraid to answer any question, live with our audience or in an interview with you," she said. "One of our taglines is if you're on tinder you'll like the show which is totally true but also if you've ever had sex and giggled in the middle of it, you'll like this show. You can pick up a ticket at https://www. comedyfestival.com.au/2018/shows/pickup
adults starting on Saturday 3 March. The children's class will commence at 10.30am and the adult class at 3pm and will introduce the Buddhist approach to living a truly happy and fulfilling life. For information, ring Claire on 0425 864 056 or email wbu@bdcu.org.au. More details at www.bdcu.org.au.
craft, foodstuffs. Light refreshments for sale. Site bookings: Teena on 0421 674 990. Site fees support the Kallista Community House.
SNIPPETS Walk-a-thon The Women's Federation for World Peace Australia (WFWP) supports, empowers women in Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Soma and Fiji. Annual charity walk weekend during the week of International Women's Day. The walk-a-thon is to be held on Saturday 3 March at Lysterfield Lake Park. Registration 10.30am; 11am start. More details at www.wfwpaustralia.org/walkathon-for-the-pacific-islands.
Clean time Emerald Clean Team invites the community to attend the Clean Up Australia Day event on Sunday 4 March from 9am to 11am. Meet near the netball courts in Worrell Reserve Emerald. Enquiries to (03) 5968 4603.
Buddhist classes The Buddhist Discussion Centre Australia in Upwey is offering classes for children and
Film group Join Hills Film Group for 2018 and see films for only $10 per session. We meet at the Cameo in Belgrave on first Monday of the month, February to December, at 7pm. Annual fee is $110 for 11 films. Australia or art-house, often pre-release. Next meeting on Monday 5 March at 7pm. Email hillsfilmgroup@gmail.com or phone Polly on 0448 304 435.
Art, craft market Kallista Community Art & Craft Market. Saturday 3 March, from 9am to 1pm. 2 Church St, Kallista. Make it, bake it, grow it. Plants, art and
Market Day Autumn Monbulk Market Day. Saturday 3 March. In the park, foyer and halls at St George's Anglican Church on the corner of Main St and Silvan Rd, Monbulk, from 9am. Stalls selling art works, books, cakes, cards, children's wear, clothes, cosmetics, cushions, dolls, embroidery, food, gifts, herbs, jewellery. Stallholder enquiries to (03) 9756 6038.
Weight help This year you can be healthier. Rosemont T.O.W.N Club (Take Off Weight Naturally). Membership open to men and women. Club meets at 10.45am to 12.15pm on Tuesday. Mount Evelyn RSL Hall, 49 Birmingham Road. Contact Joan on (03) 9737 0397 or rosemont. townclub@gmail.com.
I proclaim this a failure Sunshine on Leith Starring George MacKay, Kevin Guthrie, Freya Mavor and Antonia Thomas Rated PG Structured around the songs of the band The Proclaimers, Sunshine on Leith is a spirited yet insubstantial Scottish musical from 2014, and was screened at the Healesville Memorial Hall by the Yarra Ranges Film Society (YRFS) on February 20. Two British Army servicemen, Davy (George MacKay) and Ally (Kevin Guthrie), must weather various personal and relationship troubles after returning home to Edinburgh. Sunshine on Leith has endearing, well-developed characters, beautiful cinematography and some funny moments. I also like the film's focus on independence and personal callings, and how it frames Ally's military service and his girlfriend Liz's (Freya Mavor) ambitions in medicine as equally valid. However, there is very little sense of enduring conflict, and the musical sequences, while initially fun, become wearying due to how many there are (a whopping fourteen) in quick succession. The film also feels emotionally manipulative at times, placing an excessive level of the burden on its female characters to resolve their relationship problems. The onus is not on Jean (Jane Horrocks) to live with her husband Rab's (Peter Mullen) past infidelity, as she wasn't the one who betrayed their trust, and Davy even repeatedly asks his girlfriend Yvonne (Antonia Thomas) if she wants to make things work in the climax, despite him being the one who refused to compromise. *The YRFS screens an acclaimed classic or foreign film every month at the Warburton and Healesville cinemas. - Seth Lukas Hynes
THE WONDERFUL COLLEEN HEWETT with Ross D Wyllie & Friends FRIDAY 23 MARCH 2018, 8.30PM
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ONCE IN A LIFETIME ‘ONCE trading as celebrated “Sherbrooke Celeste”, this wonderful family home with historic wedding venue is as unique as it is inviting. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity in prime position near renowned properties including Burnham Beeches and Marybrooke Manor. The classic brick residence with in-house double garage offers luxurious touches of its time with vaulted ceilings, curved timber balustrading, lounge with wood fire, formal dining and wet bar, and gorgeous garden views. With three ensuite bedrooms and a cosy study, this home was designed for comfort. In addition to the main residence is an original three bedroom residence with period features throughout, and an outstanding business opportunity in the form of a wedding chapel, two-room reception centre, all primed for renovation and framed by a landscaped garden backdrop. Whether searching for a family home or development opportunity, this is one not to be missed.’ ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: Sherbooke Price: On application Inspect: By appointment Agent: Fletchers Real Estate, 9751 0299
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MT EVELYN 6 Littlejohn Avenue
9A 5B The cornerstone of this magniicent acreage is a wonderfully inviting main residence designed for entertaining. This home exempliies indoor-outdoor living with a landscaped inground pool complemented by a covered al fresco with wood ire, 2 poolside patios, and bar and TV area. The added beneit of a downstairs suite, an independent 3-bedroom cottage, a double garage, workshop, greenhouse, paddocks, and cubby house, guarantees this will be a forever family home or an amazing income producing opportunity!
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THE PATCH 38 The Patch Road
4A 2B 4C If owning a spectacular acreage has been on your wish list, then this opportunity is for you. With the convenience of a circular drive, double garage, workshop, and vehicle access to the lower property, the symmetry of home and land are ideal. Enjoy an original home with 2 living areas, wood ires, picture windows, and lovely views, then follow impressive stairs lined with ornamental plants lead to beautiful terraced lawns, fenced yard, natural spring, and fern gully.
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3A 1B 2C This family home is a wonderful property with a savvy secret. Whether looking for a comfortable home or potential development, the NZ2 zoning will help your goals become reality. Perfectly positioned within walking distance to Upwey township and transport, this home boasts loor to ceiling windows and an inviting feel with open plan living and dining, untouched hardwood loors, spacious bedrooms, and kitchen overlooking the fabulous outdoor entertaining area.
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Frank Kouzi 0415 772 771 Andy Martin 0478 647 784
KALLISTA 4 Ridge Road
4A 2B 4C Fletchers is proud to present an architectural inspiration. Ofering 3 enormous bedrooms, plus generous oice space/4th bed, set on 5 levels this is a home to explore. The main suite boasts a glass gable roof and full bath. The sprawling kitchen and living area command the main loor and audacious staircases lead throughout inally culminating in a hidden cellar in the heart of the home.
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1585 Burwood Highway Tecoma
$630,000 - $690,000
1598 Burwood Highway Belgrave
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WHEN LOCATION IS EVERYTHING!!!
RARE DUAL OCCUPANCY INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
Perfectly positioned within short walking distance of both Tecoma & Belgrave’s shops this lovely character weatherboard is situated on a highly useable parcel of land. This gorgeous property offers; 3 large bedrooms, elegant lounge room with timber loorboards & a toasty wood heater, second living area/games room, stylish country kitchen on a great block for the kids & pets to run amok. Contact: Sam Adamson 0421 023 760 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)
Located a stone’s throw from Belgrave & Tecoma main street this property offers an exciting opportunity for 2 residence & dual occupancy living. House one is the existing stylishly renovated character hills home with 3 beds, 1 bath & open plan living. The planning application features an additional modern 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 living space residence with double garage. Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)
41 Menzies Road Menzies Creek
141-143 Mount Dandenong Tourist Rd Ferny Creek
$700,000 - $770,000
For Sale
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Set over 2 levels, this home features 3 bedrooms + study or 4 great sized bedrooms, 2 comfortable living areas, 2 large bathrooms & a functional timber kitchen with quality appliances. You will be lost for hours strolling along the landscaped pathways admiring the peace & privacy & partial views out to Port Phillip Bay. This property offers you plenty of seclusion within minutes of all amenities. Contact: Glenn Chandler 0418 410 689 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)
3 Range Road Olinda
3a Everest Crescent Olinda
$850,000-$935,000
$540,000-$594,000
Mandorla – Historic hills cottage C1930
Cottage on Everest
Located moments from Olinda village, “Mandorla” circa 1930 is a rare opportunity to secure a piece of hills history. The Methodist church has been transformed into a fabulous home yet still retains its character architectural signature. The main room is lit by the original leadlight window & exposed timber accentuates the pitched ceiling. Contemporary additions inc the kitchen with waterfall marble island breakfast bench, s/s appliances & white cabinetry. Tucked away upstairs the Sunday school is now the Master suite with recycled timber eature wall & loor to ceiling glass doors leading to a balcony. The WIR leads to the ENS showcasing a stone basin, timber vanity & dble shower. The 2nd bedroom accessed via the original spiral staircase retains the charm of the old church. The sep self-contained studio with outdoor liing sace is great or a teenager or home oce
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7 Roma Parade Upwey
$820,000 - $900,000
35 Bundaleer Rd Wesburn
$795,000 - $850,000
Stunning Family Home in the Hills!
Complete with all the Bells & Whistles!!
This stunning family home situated on just under half an acre (1,838 m2 approx.) enjoys the close proximity to the main hub of Upwey, yet also embraces the splendour of hills living. The front decking at the entrance of the home guides you into a well-lit, wonderfully structured split-level property with a strong family atmosphere. The main living area with open plan kitchen welcome families of all sizes with plenty of space and comfort for all. ith wood log re and split system heating and cooling, the lounge area exudes comfort with a beautiful view of the surround mountain ranges. The kitchen comes complete with gas stove top, d/w, stone benches and loads of storage options and is well appointed for aspiring chefs of any level. Upstairs separating the bedrooms is a second living area perfect for kids, teenagers, parents or other shared living arrangements. ach of the 5 bedrooms are tted with built-in-robes and split-system air conditioners; the master with adjoining ensuite and extra roof storage. The main family bathroom is newly updated with modern ttings, spacious bath and shower, and a separate WC.
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: Jarrod Peterson 0409 408 544
Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068 Inspection: Sat 12:00-12:30pm (Photo ID Required)
1 Bell Street Montrose
$670,000 - $720,000
Hoddles Creek
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This stunning home provides peace, tranuility and a homely feel throughout while only a short walk from shops, ontrose rimary School and public transport. The property is a stand out from the moment you drive down into the uiet street and enter through the front door. Once you enter the home, you are instantly greeted with a fabulous and open plan interior complimented by polished timber loorbaords and includes the generous lounge and meals room with stunning views of the Dandenong Ranges. Central to the home is a recently renovated kitchen with uality stainless steel appliances, stone benchtops and breakfast bar, which is the perfect social setting to enjoy time with the family. The home provides ultimate family space with the lounge set off the kitchen and features include ducted heated and split system air conditioning for all year round comfort. The home includes 3 spacious bedrooms all with built in robes and master with walk in robe and ensuite all while boasting leafy views from every window.
This perfect rural farmlet will appeal to the horse enthusiast or the ideal family lifestyle change. Approx. 6 glorious acres and offering plenty of space inside and out for everyone. A horse lovers dream with numerous paddocks, day yards, extensive stable complex, separate lock up garage, round yard and quality riding arena. The home offers 4 bedrooms all with built in robes including an ensuite and walk in robe in the master bedroom, separate family, living and dining area’s offer ample space for the growing family plus a large open plan kitchen with quality appliances. Entertain in style with a picture postcard outlook with a covered deck overlooking the picturesque established gardens. Huge space for parking trucks, trailers, boats, loats and vans.
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Lifestyle Property with 2 Homes & Business or Development Opportunities (STCA)
Beautiful Lifestyle Property & Walk to Town! This amazing lifestyle property is privately located within walking distance to all beautiful Emerald has to offer. The gorgeous home is nestled amongst 1 ž acres of gardens including a pony paddock & lood lit arena, featuring seamless indoor/outdoor entertaining spaces. There are 4 BDRs, 2 bathrooms, the Master with WIR, ensuite & access to the landscaped pool, gorgeous country style kitchen & 2 living areas with separate deck access and wonderful views. Add to this a shed/man cave to be the envy of your friends with plumbing, power & handy mezzanine level. This stunning property really needs to be seen to be fully appreciated. Book your private inspection today.
Offered for sale is a fully fenced 17+ acre property with 2 comfortable homes & infrastructure suitable for a variety of business opportunities (STCA) or perhaps subdivide & develop (STCA). * 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2 living areas, brick home * 3 bedroom + study, 2 bathroom, character home * Mixture of pasture & bush * Fully fenced * Mains water connected & mains gas available This amazing property will get your imagination running wild with possibilities!
Contact: Samantha Scott 0438 680 032 Inspection: Saturday 3:30pm - 4:00pm (Photo ID Required)
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Bell Emerald continue to achieve record breaking results in your suburb! If you would like your property sold for a record price as achieved on these properties, call Bell Emerald and trust in the knowledge that you don’t just get one agent working for you, you get the whole team of experienced agents to ensure you get the best possible price for your most valuable asset.
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Public Notice Notice of Intention to Lease Yarra Ranges Shire Council (“Council�) gives notice under section 190 of the Local Government Act 1989 (“Act�) of its intention to enter into a lease with Optus Mobile Pty Ltd (Optus), in respect of part of the land at 115-123 Liverpool Road, Kilsyth (Pinks Reserve) as shown cross-hatched on the plan below, (“the land�) for the installation of a telecommunications pole and associated equipment shelter.
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CONTRACT FOR THE PROVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES The Casey Cardinia Foundation (CCF) is a philanthropic organisation that acts as a conduit for people and businesses to put money to work in powerful, socially beneďŹ cial ways, speciďŹ c to the Casey Cardinia region. CCF needs a person who has competency in fundraising, administration and events management averaging approximately 15 hours per week to:
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All submissions will be considered in accordance with section 223 of the Act. Submissions should be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, and can be hand delivered to Council’s office at 15 Anderson Street, Lilydale, sent to mail@yarraranges.vic.gov.au, or posted to the following address: Public Submission The Chief Executive Officer PO Box 105 Lilydale VIC 3140
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Victory is fit for the Kings By Richard Millott Upper Ferntree Gully prevailed in their encounter against Johnson Park. The Kings finished on 4/97, with thanks to Daniel Beyer's 41. Liyan Desilva (36) gave all but Jay Colee 3/12 ensured the Sharks finished on 94. Upwey's total of 8/197 was too much for Eildon Park, finishing on 118 in pursuit. Matt Mulcahy (40), Quenten Wells (68) and Damian Berenato (32) all contributed for the Tigers, with Steve Moore (3/23) and David Carman (3/22) likewise toiling with the ball. Knoxfield posted 5/229 dec. against Mountain Gate, with the Knights receiving a boost at the crease with Jack Taylor (94), Adith Sundaresh (54) making it a long day for the Gators.
Zac Wilson claimed 4/17 to restrict the Gators to 120. The Basin ended Knox Gardens season by chasing down 164. Matt Heskes (3/31) and Jake Sherriff (3/28) kept the Falcons to 164, despite Nav Singh with 38. The Basin ended up at 5/168 with Blake Walter (65) and Jayden Turcinovic (33) contributing with the bat. Ferntree Gully were set a large target against Belgrave, yet still chased down with a show of batting skills. Aaron Brunner (54), Johnathon Levell (49), and Malin Silva (34) set the tone for the Magpies as they reached 7/204. However, Bryce Galvin (58), Jake Evans (44*)
and Patrick Mastertoun (31*) reached 5/205 in reply to secure the final round points. Upwey topped the ladder with 52 points and will host The Basin in next week's Qualifying Final, while Knoxfield and Ferntree Gully will face off to keep their finals dream alive in the Elimination Final. In Decoite Shield, Ferntree Gully Footballers logged yet another win, reaching 4/143 to chase down Olinda's 6/135. Nick Bogar (38*) Matt Hepburn (32) and Radhik Gooneratne (31) all reached starts for the Griffins, whilst for Olinda, Andrew Bruce (36) led the way. Lysterfield successfully defended against Rowville, the Beavers reaching 7/149 thanks to Daniel Forster-Jennings (42) and Nick McKay
(33). In response, McKay took 3/9 to restrict Rowville to 94. St John's Tecoma finished the season on a high, claiming the 6 points against South Belgrave. South were restricted to 80, with Jonathan Smith the main protagonist, claiming 4/20. The Saints were able to chase down, finishing the day at 3/85. Monbulk chased down Knoxfield's 97 thanks to Chris Broekhof (3/17). In response, Tom Watson (45*) led the way as the Hawks finished at 2/98. Ferntree Gully Footballers and Monbulk will face each other next week in the Decoite Qualifying Final, while Rowville and Lysterfield will do battle in the elimination final.
Powerhouses go head-to-head in some wild weather By Chris Anderson Inconsistent weather hampered proceedings on the weekend for cricketers around the Yarra Valley, with dark skies and persistent rain affecting most games. The big clash in the Yarra Valley's top grade, DJ Strachan Shield, was the first-versus-second clash between Warburton-Millgrove and Mount Evelyn being played at neutral territory at Woori Yallock. After playing off in last season's decider, the two teams have once again been the clear frontrunners for the season. The players certainly delivered on day one. The Burras elected to bat first and initially battled through some disciplined bowling and some tough seeing conditions. Star pairing Sean Humphrey (45) and David Lever (30) gave their side the perfect platform for a big score as they saw off a quickly deteriorating new ball. Gareth Fraser (2/51) was able to breathe life into Mount Evelyn's challenge removing the openers; and with the score at 2/86 off 43 overs at tea, the innings was set for an intriguing innings. With wickets in the bank, Warburton-Millgrove upped the ante and found scoring a little easier after the break. A string of useful innings from Liam Barnard, Ben Lever, Tim McKail and Carl Morgan ensured a lift in tempo, while regular wickets, particularly to Chad Witherdin (4/54), ensured the final total would blow out to unchaseable proportions. When stumps were drawn, the Burras had posted a commanding 8/245 on the back of a team performance with the bat. An old fashioned blueprint. Wickets in hand early, flourish at the end. By no means are the Mounters out of this contest. The visitors also possess a potent batting line-up, and will be looking to develop their innings in a similar way. It will be a difficult chase however as the Burras will look to tighten the screws, and a score of 245 has them well and truly in the box seat.
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Country week Along with local action this week, the cream of the Yarra Valley have been involved in VCCL Country Week action. With a change to game structure and competition structure, the boys from the Valley looked forward to the challenge the week provides. Unfortunately, the challenge was on another level as the Yarra Valley battled in each of the contests. Day one saw former local legend Dan Mock take his brethren apart with a scintillating century leading Leongatha & District to 6/329. The Valley boys battled gamely in chase in the back of Kane Jones' blistering 87, but their efforts were futile as the finished well short at 9/240. Day two saw a contest with neighbours Ferntree Gully and District, and again the Valley were caught short against the eventual champions. Ferntree Gully batted first and amassed an impressive 6/355 on the back of a Tom Boxell
century. The Yarra Valley were never in the chase, despite solid contributions from David Lever (47) and Dean Oliffe (49), with their score closed at 9/166. Batting first on day three against Shepparton, the Yarra Valley were looking for a change in fortunes. The Yarra Valley cobbled together a useful total of 8/206, mainly on the back of a 78-run partnership between David Lever (55) and Kane Jones (49). The total would prove to be well short as Shepparton reached the total on the 35th over with six wickets in the back. Nick Bark gave his all to give the team some spark with 3/44, but his efforts were in vain. That left the team in a precarious position for day four. Under the new structure, they would face South West in a game to define who would
stay in Division 2 of the competition and who would slip back to Division 3. With that at stake, the Yarra Valley produced their best performance with the ball of the week. Battling to post a defendable score, the Valley limped to 9/138, far from an imposing total. The bowlers, bitten by a tough week at the office, then produced when it mattered to bowl South West out for 104. A victory that will ensure a place in Division 2 at next year's carnival. DJ Strachan Shield Warburton-Millgrove 8/245 (S. Humphrey 45, B. Lever 38, C. Morgan 33, T. McKail 32, David Lever 30, L. Barnard 28, C. Witherdin 4/54) v Mt Evelyn C Grade Warburton-Millgrove 10/98 (M. Leeds 21, T. Williams 6/20, R. Wilson 3/35) v Mt Evelyn 3/79 (D. Westaway 28*, B. Westaway 24, A. Nelson 2/17) D Grade Yarra Junction 10/227 (R. Mathews 92, J. Vanderhyde 33, C. Williams 3/48, P. Heaphy 3/61) v Mt Evelyn 2/41 (M. Oultram 21*, B. Ganson 1/8, T. Pilton 1/29) One Day Grade Under 16s Mt Evelyn v bye Under 14s Mt Evelyn v bye Under 12s Mt Evelyn 6/101 (D. Potter 36*, S. Drummond 1/4, H. Burchmore 1/6, T. Biddiscombe 1/7) def by Healesville White 2/154 (C. Anderson 29*, R. Lever 23*, J. Handasyde 19*, L. Joyce 1/20) VCCL Country Week Day 1 - Leongatha & District CA 6/329 (K. Jones 2/72) d Yarra Valley CA 9/240 (K. Jones 87, L. Barnard 31) Day 2 - Ferntree Gully & District CA 6/355 d Yarra Valley CA 9/166 (D. Oliffe 49, Dav. Lever 47) Day 3 - Yarra Valley CA 8/206 (Dav. Lever 55, K. Jones 49) def by Cricket Shepparton 4/207 (N. Bark 3/44) Day 4 - Yarra Valley CA 9/138 d South West CA 10/104
Monbulk takes on Croydon as near-equals on ladder On Saturday, Monbulk 1, which were equal fourth on the ladder, played Croydon, which were third. The prize for the winner was a finals place. The weather conditions made bowling difficult, but both teams battled on. The game was close up until the tea break with only one shot separating both sides, with Croydon having its nose in front. After the break, Monbulk were able to gain a lead and led by as much as 10 shots. Croydon rallied and going into the last end Monbulk led by one shot. However, Croydon were able to produce some good bowls to take the end and win the 24 MAIL
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contest by 2 shots, 76 to 74. Brian Smith's rink came from behind to win by 5 shots, 22 to 17. Eric Markham's rink gained a big lead early, but were pegged back in the last nine ends to win by five shots, 22 to 17. Richard Cookson's rink fought hard and were holding game with 2 bowls to go. However, the Croydon skip trailed the jack to give his rink a win by 2 shots, 20 to 18. Andrew Bell's rink found the going tough all day eventually going down by 10 shots, 12 to 22. Monbulk must now beat Ringwood in round 18 and hope that other results go its way
to make the finals. Tuesday pennant saw Monbulk 1 taking on Eastwood Golf at home with a win meaning the team could move into second place on the table. Monbulk established a lead early and was able to maintain a comfortable margin winning by 15 shots, 69 to 54. Jim Bras's rink had a good day winning by 9 shots 25 to 16. Andrew Bell's rink won by 7 shots and Eric Markham's rink went down by 1 shot. Monbulk 2 played Upwey-Tecoma but were no match for the home side losing by 44 shots, 83 to 39.
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Championship level comp By Jamie Strudley Twenty-three Yarra Ranges Athletics athletes competed at the Victorian Junior Track & Field Championships over the weekend. The championships, for athletes between 12 and 19 years old draws, the top athletes from around the state and further afield. Some outstanding performances resulted in five gold, four silver, one bronze, seven 4th's and a total 35 top 10 finishes. Special mention to gold medallists Ashleigh Rooke, Kiara Flavel, Georgia Laven and Tayleb Willis. Unofficial results are: Angus Norman M15 800 Heat 9th 2.22.09, Angus Norman M15 1500 Heat 13th 4.52.23, Zac Clarke M15 1500 Heat 17th 5.02.04, Hayden Rooke M16 400 Heat 11th 55.09, Hayden Rooke M16 800 Final 5th 2.12.81, Hayden Rooke M16 200H Final 6th 31.39, Tayleb Willis M16 100H Final 1st 13.56, Tayleb Willis M16 200H Final 1st 26.92, Tayleb Willis M16 Triple Jump Final 3rd 12.85m, Brayden Woolridge M17 Javelin Final 6th 41.54m, Harrison Van Duuren M17 2000ST Final 4th 6.29.95, Cameron Brown M18 100 Heat 22nd 12.39, Cameron Brown M18 Javelin Final 4th 35.59m, Harry Norman M18 800 Final 2nd 1.59.00, Harry Norman M18 1500 Final 4th 4.05.96, Zane Wheeler M18 High Jump Final 5th 1.80m, Mitchell Mullens M20 800 Heat 12th 2.05.12, Mitchell Mullens M20 800 Final 11th 2.04.54, Ashleigh Rooke W14 100 Heat 8th 14.11, Ashleigh Rooke W14 100 Final 8th 14.51, Ashleigh Rooke W14 200 Heat 8th 29.48, Ashleigh Rooke W14 200 Final 8th 29.98, Ashleigh Rooke W14 400 Heat 6th 68.99, Ashleigh Rooke W14 200H Final 1st 37.46, Ashleigh Rooke W14 Discus Final 7th 20.02m, Indigo Linde W14 800 Final 4th 2.25.73, Indigo Linde W14 1500 Final 6th 5.02.25, Kiara Flavel W14 800 Final 1st 2.18.75, Madeline Laven W14 1500 Final 4th 4.48.81, Sarah Ebbels W14 Discus Final 10th 16.15m, Sarah Ebbels
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FRESH LOCAL STONE FRUITS & BERRIES AVAILABLE Tuesday to Sunday 9.00 to 5.00 pm Retail Outlet 8 Sunset Avenue Olinda
Supplying to the hospitality industry for over 50 years throughout Melbourne and the Yarra Valley 7 days a week
Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday 9am - 5pm Contact for Olinda Paul: 0417 593 253 Tony: 0417 105 154
Warehouse: 9751 0525 Ofices: 9879 0160 Fax: 9879 0564
Contact for Wantirna South Shop: 9801 2876 Joseph: 0418 344 621 Ross: 0403 048 146 12380793-ACM10-18
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