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By Rowan Forster Pakenham Rotary Club have joined forces with Dulux to create a "vibrant" arts studio in the Millhaven Lodge.

Retirees will have the opportunity to paint, create and forge their own creations, displaying them in a onceempty hall inside the Ahern Road village.

Dulux selflessly provided the paint to Rotary volunteers, who put their skills to use.

The club's community service head Ian Wake said it was a pleasure to spruce up a bland part of the lodge.

"We're extremely grateful for everyone who lent a hand to make this happen," he said."Hopefully the residents will get some good use out of it.

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"It's not fair. I pay my rates and am entitled to feel safe on the path.

However, under Cardinia Shire's Road Management Plan, footpaths are only required to be repaired if they have an imperfection that causes a lip of more than 20 millimetres.

Council's Infrastructure Manager Andrew Barr said the footpath in Main Street is regularly inspected due to the high number of people using it."As a high pedestrian area, we inspect the footpath in Pakenham's Main Street every six months, with additional inspections conducted if community members contact us to

report any concerns," he said.

For some residents living in Cardinia Shire's fringe townships, the Main Street footpath is better than having no footpath at all.

"We've urged council to build a footpath down our street for years, and they've only just agreed to recently," Beaconsfield's Jamie Donohue said.

"I think there's more necessity to build footpaths near dangerous roads."

"It's a huge safety issue when kids have to walk along the side of the road to get to school - an accident waiting to happen."

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Criticism of Pakenham's Main Street footpath has continued, with yet another resident taking a painful tumble.

Jennifer Wanless contacted the Gazette after her mother fell for a second time, citing the "uneven surface" as the cause.

The list of her injuries was severe, left with a fractured knee, a fractured hand and facial bruising after the two incidents.

According to Ms Wanless, the list of those who have stumbled and fallen in Main Street is growing.

"Three people a week fall in Main Street suffering various injuries, some of which are serious," she said.

"I found a number of issues with the path when I met with council."

It comes just weeks after 92-year-old Kathy Kitchin told the Gazette of her trip in Main Street, when her foot caught an uneven surface of the path.

Mrs Kitchin suggested the footpath be upgraded using rates.

"I've asked the council to fix it up and nothings been done," she said.

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… BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE The editor’s desk There's been a bit of dumping about lately - and I don't mean for the hard rubbish collection.

In fact, hard rubbish has almost become a recycling effort in itself, so quickly do the vultures hit the nature strips.

No, I'm referring more to the clowns who love a bit of a dump in the wee hours, old tyres usually being their weapon of choice.

It is hard to think of a more blatantly selfish and disruptive act.

If you see a pile of tyres by the roadside, you're seeing the actions of someone who has broken the social compact.

Home to redback spiders and other vermin, they're a tip fire waiting to happen. And don't get me started on the plain old ugliness of them that is a blight on our suburbs.

It's time we applied a zero tolerance policy to these creeps who are doing the dirty on the rest of us, So - watch out for them like a hawk, and be ready to get a number plate to the authorities.

The amenity of our public areas is for all of us, and it's not theirs to take, And for the powers that be? Well, the need to speed up the clean-ups and put up cameras as needed, so it becomes abundantly clear to the dumpers that this simply isn't on.

The principle is no different to a broken window or graffiti creating further problems.

Sooner or later, any area will fulfill the prophecy of becoming what it looks like.

In much the same way as we educated our society to shun drink drivers, we have to apply exactly the same policy to these losers.

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Honouring cultural diversity City of Casey has celebrated its rich multiculturalism by honouring three local community groups with a plaque each on the Wall of Global Friendships in Cranbourne. Find out which groups where recognised.

Stepping out against stroke Cranbourne Strokes Support Club has celebrated 15-years. Find out how the group has grown and if you are thinking about becoming a member.

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By Cam Lucadou-Wells Residents face an average $85 hike in rates and waste charges in the Casey Council draft 2018'19 budget.

But mayor Geoff Ablett issued a warning of hard decisions down the track - including the reduction or ceasing of council services - due to rate-capping starting to "bite".

The State Government's rates cap - set at 2.25 per cent in 2018-'19 - would hurt fastgrowing communities like Casey over the next decade, he said.

"This year's budget is ... a window into the future in which the cumulative pinch of rate capping is clear.

"It represents a tipping point where the future will be characterised by the increasingly difficult job of bridging the gap between the infrastructure and services the community expect and what Council can afford to deliver."

With the help of State grants, the council still unveiled a $121.2 million capital works program for the coming financial year.

Projects include a $4 million new pavilion at Jack Thomas Reserve, Narre Warren North, two new community centres at Clyde and Clyde North and a $7 million 'missing link' section of Glasscocks Road, Hampton Park.

The former Narre Warren landfill site will be renamed Bayview Park and developed into a scenic walk inspired by the 1000 Steps in the

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Dandenong. The council also funded Stage 2 of Livvi's Place all-abilities playground in Lyndhurst, and a community centre at Autumn Place, Doveton.

Casey also invested $4.5 million into digital technology, innovation and data.

Residents will pay an extra $28 in waste charges on average largely due to China's recycling import restrictions .

In response to the 'crisis', Casey renegotiated its recycling waste contract with SKM Industries.

The impost was partly offset by reduced costs in maintaining the former Stevensons Road landfill as well as for hard waste collection.

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Casey joins the war against drugs

By Cam Lucadou-Wells Casey Council is hosting a hardline public forum calling for a tougher crackdown on drugs and more State-funded rehab centres in the South East.

Organiser and former Liberal state MP Jan Kronberg is dead against 'harm minimisation' policies such as legalising cannabis and medically supervised drug-injection rooms.

She makes no apologies for not inviting speakers from that side of the debate.

"They've dominated discourse on the subject for 20 years. We're doing this to push back against them.

"It's time for the alternative to be heard."

The29 May forum is being held by the Drug Advisory Council of Australia - which has a stated aim for a "drug-free Australia" and to "eliminate the harm of illicit drug use".

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"We have to get away from the stigma of the word 'rehab'. "They have to be part of the community because the issue is part of the community." In the past, Casey Council has passed strong motions opposing any future safe-injecting rooms in the municipality.

Cr Ablett said the council was supporting the forum's educational function, to help families enduring the crisis of addiction.

Councillor Milla Gilic, also in support, said more rehab beds would give "hope" to families.

The forum comes a month after Casey ran an event against the Safe Schools program, which drew criticism for lacking balance.

Cr Wayne Smith - who was against the Safe Schools event - said the word 'forum' suggested a discussion on the pros and cons of an issue.

"If they are hirers of the venue then what they run is their choice.

"I'd prefer that both sides of the issue would be presented if it was truly a City of Casey endorsed event."

By Cam Lucadou-Wells A court has heard a recording of blood-curdling screams and shattering glass doors in which two teenage sisters were allegedly injured by their mother’s ex-partner at a house in Harkaway.

The accused, a 32-year-old Cranbourne disability pensioner, sat impassively in the dock during the audio playback at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 8 May. During the alleged attack, a 14-year-old girl suffered a deep five-centimetre gash to her hand from a shard of glass. She was still being treated at Dandenong Hospital a day later, the court heard.

Her 18-year-old sister was cut to the knee by glass. Their five-year-old brother was also inside the house at the time, the court was told.

About 12.30am on 7 May, the man travelled from a pub to arrive on the patio of the expartner’s parent’s home - where she and her three children were staying, police prosecutor Leading Senior Constable Glenn Horman said.

In the audio recording there’s an exchange of shouting before the man allegedly kicked the bottom wooden frame of the glass sliding door, shattering panes of glass.

There is hysterical screaming as shards allegedly struck the ex-partner’s 14-year-old and 18-year-old daughters.

The man claimed in court that the girl was injured by putting her hand through the broken glass to “swing a knife at me”.

The man has then used a pole to smash further windows, Lead Sen Const Horman said.

Several times in the audio, a female desperately shouts “Get an ambulance“ as screams and sobbing continue.

A female is heard describing someone as a “f***ing idiot”.

Defence lawyer Nadine Daniel told the court the man didn’t go to the Harkaway house to hurt anyone, but to clarify some “loose ends”.

He didn’t expect the glass to break when he kicked the door, she said.

“He stuffed up in a pretty spectacular way.

“He created a terrifying scene for these women and that’s not what he actually planned to do.”

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said he could hear the witnesses’ fear in the recording. The 14-year-old girl’s wound appeared “deep and extensive”, he said.

“The offending is serious. It would have been terrifying for the witnesses to be confronted like that by someone at their home.

“He has to serve a term of imprisonment there’s no two ways about it.”

Mr Vandersteen offered a sentence indication: if pleading guilty, the man would be jailed for three months and serve a 12-month community corrections order.

The man was remanded in custody to appear at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 8 May for further mention.

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Ms Kronberg said more resources were needed to stop the supply and demand chains, such as more regular checking of shipping containers, she said.

Meanwhile, desperate families were paying $12,000-a-month for private rehab due to a shortage in the public system, she said.

Currently, Victoria had long waiting lists for 200 public beds compared to more than 800 in NSW, she said.

"If you leave someone hanging without the means of getting to a rehab centre, who knows what the consequences will be?"

Ms Kronberg said all levels of government had misguidedly committed to harm minimisation policies due to "this notion that we can't really combat it".

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The 2018-'19 Federal Budget delivers on income tax relief, roads and in-home aged care but gives a "handout" to big business and banks, says Holt MP Anthony Byrne.

The Labor opposition MP said the income tax cuts were welcome "financial relief" for residents in desperate need.

"Working families" were struggling under low wages growth, higher costs of living and cuts to penalty rates, he said.

Mr Byrne noted more of the roads funding should have been directed to the Casey region.

He criticised the $80 billion "tax handout" to big business and banks which "Australians pay for it with cuts". Among the hits was ending the energy supplement for pensioners and increasing the pension age to 70, Mr Bynre said.

He also claimed there were large cuts to schools, TAFEs and hospitals, and a freeze on Medicare rebates for specialists.

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"Our plan for a stronger economy benefits all Australians. After record jobs growth, the proportion of working age Australians now dependent on welfare has fallen to 15.1 per cent - the lowest level in over twenty five years."

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SMA is an inherited genetic disease that destroys muscles and motor neurons, particularly in the torso.

It slowly deprives children of the means to swallow and breathe. In the case of type-1 SMA patients, few of them reach the age of 2.

The medicine can slow the disease and in some cases, halt its progression.

"If we can get the drug early enough, we can prevent it altogether."

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Berwick mother Julie Cini has made good her pledge to her dying daughters.

Ms Cini has celebrated the listing of a lifesaving "miracle" medicine for Spinal Muscular Atrophy on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme from 1 June.

Ahead of the 2018-'19 budget, the Federal Government announced $241 million to make the drug Spinraza affordable to 160 families.

Ms Cini's two babies Montanna and Zarlee succumbed to type-one Spinal Muscular Atrophy many years before the drug was available.

Since then, for the past 14 years, she has lobbied for treatments and support.

"I know my two children ... obviously don't have any benefit from this drug," Ms Cini said at the emotional 6 May announcement at Royal Childrens' Hospital Melbourne.

"But I promised them that when they died that I would fix it for everyone else."

The drug Spinraza which is the only known treatment for the cruel muscle-wasting disease cost patients a prohibitive $367,000 a year.

With the PBS listing, each script will cost patients a maximum of $39.50. Concession patients pay just $6.40.

The PBS listing will be available for SMA patients under 18.

Ms Cini who founded the charity Spinal Muscular Atrophy Australia will now lobby to make the PBS listing available to adults.

Health Minister Greg Hunt said the listing would be "life-saving" and "life-changing" for hundreds of young patients and families.

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Bakers Delight at Casey Central Shopping Centre is calling on the community to 'give breast cancer the finger bun.'

The store, which has been decked out in pink, is raising money for people diagnosed with breast cancer through its annual Pink Buns campaign which runs until May 23 with 100 per cent Pink Bun sales going to the Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA).

Store manager Melanie Plunkett called on the community to get behind the campaign.

"Last we raised over $4,000 for the BCNA and this year we are hoping to raise much more," she said.

"This means so much to us and many people in the community as at some stage in our lives breast cancer will touch one of us."

A special Pink Bun carry bag for $5 can also be purchased with 100 per cent of the sale going to BCNA, or people may leave a message of support on a Pink Lady silhouette, or donate their spare change in the tins on the counter.

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By Cam Lucadou-Wells A Casey Gardens caravan park resident has claimed he's the "victim" after allegedly threatening his girlfriend and other residents at knifepoint at a boozy barbecue with neighbours.

The 45-year-old man - still wearing his dressing-gown - was refused bail at Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 7 May despite strenuously denying the alleged assaults and threats to kill.

"I'm not a bad person," he repeatedly said.

"I'm a victim in this."

The man had allegedly choked his girlfriend after they had allegedly attended a barbecue with neighbours at the caravan park on 6 May. He told the court that they left the gathering after a neighbour made a sexual advance on his partner. Police alleged he pushed her on a bed, and grabbed and squeezed her around the throat so she couldn't breathe, Acting Sergeant Adrian Walker told the court.

"You better not leave me," the man allegedly

told her. He produced a rope noose and threatened to make her watch him hang himself.

During the struggle, she was cut to her hand with the knife, police alleged.

Two other residents were threatened as he searched for his fleeing partner. The man held a knife to a resident's face threatening him if he called police.

He had been arrested about 3am, found banging on a neighbour's caravan door and looking for his girlfriend by police, Sgt Walker said.

The victims were "petrified" that if the man was released he'd go straight to their caravans and do "something terrible".

The partner had never seen the man so angry in 20 years and believed he was regularly using ice, Sgt Walker said.

In court, the man denied using ice, challenged police to produce the alleged knife, and claimed the rope noose was in fact a clothesline.

He'd done the "right thing" since being released from jail in 2016, he said.

"I'm not a threat to the community. I'm not a threat to anybody.

"If I intended to harm anybody, I would have done it on the night."

He told the court that he didn't have any issues with these "great people". They had enjoyed a "great barbecue" with "great fun".

He accused them of fabricating a common story before police arrived.

The man promised not to have anything to do with the complainants and to "shut myself in my small van", if released.

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen noted the man's "very bad" criminal history including aggravated burglary and intentionally causing injury.

The prosecution case was not weak, Mr Vandersteen said.

Bail was refused because the risk of reoffending, interfering with witnesses and obstructing justice was too great, he said.

The man was remanded to appear at Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 21 May.

Silencer and swords: Arms 'collector' jailed

By Cam Lucadou-Wells A Narre Warren North man has been jailed after a gun silencer, a paintball gun and an assortment of other weapons were discovered during a police raid of his home on 27 July.

Nathan Lowson, 34, who was prohibited from possessing such weapons due to being on a corrections order, faced Dandenong Magistrates' Court for sentencing on 7 May. Among the items discovered during the raid were two Tasers, capsicum spray, double-edged throwing knives, a knuckleduster, a samurai sword and a stolen motorcycle.

A defence lawyer argued the accused was simply interested in weapons and hunting, with the swords and knives displayed on a wall at the

time of the raid.

"It sounds disturbing. He's someone who needs to mature in his interests," the lawyer said.

"He's someone who thinks it's cool, if I can put it that way." The lawyer argued for Lowson to be given another chance for drug rehabilitation and up to 600 hours of community work on a CCO. The tiler and landscaper had been "taken and ran with" a similar chance that was offered by the County Court. On that occasion, he successfully appealed against a jail term. Instead the terms of his existing CCO were varied.

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said he could understand a collector's interest in a samurai sword, but there was "no reason" to possess a silencer.

"You were a prohibited person, which you would have well known given you were on a County Court corrections order for similar offending." Lowson had to serve time in jail due to his previous prohibited weapons convictions in 2003, 2015 and 2016 as well as to deter others, Mr Vandersteen said.

He was jailed for six months followed by a 12-month supervised corrections order with drug and mental health treatment.

Lowson also pleaded guilty to driving while disqualified and while the drug 'ice' was in his system in January 2017.

He was disqualified from driving for nine months.

Chair and eggs flung onto freeway

By Cam Lucadou-Wells Cars travelling on the Monash Freeway were damaged after a plastic chair, bags of flour and eggs were thrown from a footbridge at Narre Warren early on 5 May. Police say the projectiles were flung from the Prospect Hill Road footbridge between Magid Drive and Josephine Avenue about 12.15am.

No cars were directly struck but at least two were damaged after driving over the items on the road.

The area has been a hotspot of trouble, say Prospect Hill Road residents.

One of the residents on the eastern side of the footbridge said she heard music "like a party" on the western side on the night.

"Also some cars came into our court. One did a bloody burnout.

"I was in bed and my bedroom stunk of rubber."

Recently the residents successfully campaigned for the closure of the turnbowl east of the footbridge due to persistent hooning and vandalism.

Casey Council resolved last month to implement a trial closure of the turnbowl at a cost of about $3000.

Three weeks later, residents say they have not yet been formally notified by the decision.

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By Cam Lucadou-Wells It's been a rocky return to the bowling green for cancer survivor and Elvis impersonator Peter Hayden.

Just months ago, the Narre Bowls Club player was clinging to life as a large lymphoma bloomed in his throat.

In the past few years, Mr Hayden had endured months of chemo and radiation treatment, an array of medicines and a bout of shingles.

"Then it just came back with a vengeance," he says.

After a few months on a PBS-listed "wonder drug" Venetoclax , the advanced illness went into remission.

The $12,000 course of tablets a day costs him just $6.

The turnaround shocked club president Eric Sydenham who wasn't sure Mr Hayden would last till Easter.

The only downside for Mr Hayden is the end of his regular Elvis routine, a by-product of surgery that removed the malignant lump.

He sold up his PA system, and just listens to The King's songs for the memories.

"I was always out singing, going out and getting jobs.

"I'm just the type of guy who lived life to the fullest."

He will never give up the bowls, he says.

And the former pub chef is back cooking up a storm at the club's kitchen.

"A lot of people here kept coming up to me and saying 'Are you going to be OK?'

Peter Hayden and Eric Sydenham pair up for cancer research. 180171 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS "I said 'Yep. I'm a fighter' - even though I had all these bandages and looked like death warmed up."

Last year, the bowls club staged a dress-up social bowls day that raised $1700 to help support him and his partner and carer Jen Sherry.

The success - and Mr Hayden's recovery spurred the club to make it an annual event Bowl Over Cancer.

All proceeds will go to Cancer Council Victoria for treatment and support.

Bowl Over Cancer is on Sunday, 20 May from 10.30am at Narre Warren Bowls Club, 1 Magid Drive. Morning tea at 9.30am, check-in by 10am. $15 entry.

Fancy dress encouraged, with special draw prizes and game-winner awards.

Details: 9704 9702 or narrebowlsclub@bigpond.com

By Cam Lucadou-Wells A Hampton Park man charged with burglaries and handling more than $250,000 of stolen goods including a Christmas display reindeer at a Clyde shopping centre has had his bail revoked.

Jovan Culibrk, 21, had allegedly breached strict bail conditions including by allegedly committing a recent burglary, police told a bail hearing at Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 7 May. Culibrk had been placed on bail on 17 February on 53 charges including the reindeer allegation, two alleged car thefts and numerous burglaries from homes and building sites in Casey.

However, despite a night curfew, Culibrk was allegedly not present at his bail address at Frankston North when police visited at 11pm on 6 April, police informant Senior Constable Jo McDonald told the court.

The home's occupant told police that Culibrk had never lived there since being granted bail nearly two months earlier, the court was told.

While on bail, Culibrk - with an unknown male - allegedly forced entry to a home in Hampton Park shortly after the occupants took their kids to swimming lessons on 25 March.

The pair allegedly were captured on CCTV walking down the street with more than $10,000 of goods including passports, jewellery and bags stolen from the home.

Sen Const McDonald said Culibrk was also under investigation for "other matters". He was also potentially breaching a corrections order and a good behaviour bond, the court heard.

Culibrk had shown "little respect" for court orders or for programs to assist in his drug rehabilitation, Sen Const McDonald said.

He had also allegedly defied a ban from gambling venues as part of his bail.

He was re-arrested at his brother and co-accused Dejan Culibrk's hearing at Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 10 April.

A defence lawyer said Culibrk was contesting the latest burglary charge, and faced significant delays for his upcoming County Court trial.

He was also seeking to attend trade school as well as re-engage with treatment for his drug, alcohol and gambling issues on the CISP bail program.

Magistrate Pauline Spencer noted Culibrk's young age, his limited criminal history, likely trial delays and CISP supports but found he was an unacceptable risk of re-offending.

She noted that the new serious offending came on top of charges for a "significant amount of stolen property".

"You weren't able to hold it together after one month (on bail)."

Culibrk was remanded to appear at a contest mention at Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 28 May.

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Jeep’s got the power Richmond superstars Dustin Martin and Jack Riewoldt joined the Berwick Motor Group last Wednesday, 2 May, as they unveiled the new Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk.

Hosted by television personality and commentator Hamish McLachlan, the VIP night showcased the 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk Launch Edition, offering an intimate crowd an exclusive look at two of only 62 individually numbered limited edition vehicles.

The 62 launch editions pay homage to the awe-inspiring supercharged 6.2-litre HEMI V8 engine in the Grand Cherokee Trackhawk which delivers 522kW of power and 868nM, making it the most powerful and quickest full-size SUV ever. Berwick Jeep ambassadors Dustin Martin and Jack Riewoldt were joined by Head of Jeep Brand, Asia Pacific Region and President and CEO of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Australia Steve Zanlunghi, who was thrilled to be unveiling the cars at Berwick Jeep, one of Jeep’s best servicing dealers in 2017 and top 10 dealers nationally.

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“2018 is important for the Jeep brand. This year, we will be unveiling several all-new Jeep models in Australia. We started with the new Jeep Compass, followed by the first Grand Cherokee Trackhawk, and in the next few months we will launch the new Jeep Cherokee and next-generation Jeep Wrangler.”

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LOVELY HOME – BOTANICAL GARDENS Located on a 987m2 block in a quiet court is this beautifully presented 3 bedroom home with formal lounge, separate dining & quality chattels throughout. FES & BIR to master & BIR’s to remaining bedrooms. 2 living areas, big open kitchen with GHP, EWO & dishwasher. Ducted heating & air conditioning, a private timber decked pergola complete with café curtains offers distant rural views.

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FOCUS ON … MOTHER'S DAY

The team at Lazy Frog Gifts has been working hard to source exciting new products just in time for Mother’s Day. Busy stocking the shelves, store owner Sharlene and her team have a large range of gorgeous gifts perfect for mums of all ages.

“Our range consists of Maine Beach body products, a beautiful vegan range of handbags and wallets, a large selection of scarves and gloves, Slumbies, stunning unique jewellery, Willow figurines, Ecoya and Tilley candles and diffusers, cards and the list goes on and on,” Sharlene said.

Lazy Frog Gifts is located at 109 Main Street in Pakenham and is open 9am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday, 9am to 3pm on Saturday and 10am to 2pm on Sunday. For more information, phone 5941 2225 or find them on Facebook.

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Krystel’s mum Karen has always been her pillar of strength, her confidant and her greatest fan. So when she was diagnosed with breast cancer, Krystel said it was a moment when the ‘tables turned’ and she needed to be there for her mum.

“For a lady who was the strongest woman I’ve ever met, seeing her on the lounge after her first chemotherapy was one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to face,” Krystel said.

“She was so physically unwell that it broke down not only her strong motherly presence but her entire character. I was upset for her, for my sisters and for my stepfather who had absolutely no idea how to make it better.”

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Today, following treatment, she is well and enjoying life with her children and grandchildren.

“We know the treatments mum received and benefitted from are thanks to breast cancer clinical trials research,” Krystel said.

“Mum and I also know there are many other women, other mums perhaps, who need our help because better treatment options for their type of breast cancer have not yet been discovered.”

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GROW BUSINESS … Casey Cardinia Region

Clive dishes up the deals

By Narelle Coulter Narre Warren entrepreneur Clive Canal was holidaying in Tasmania when the inspiration for his foodie business, Whozcookn, struck.

Staying in the rural town of Stanley two years ago, it wasn’t long before Clive had exhausted all the town’s eating options.

“Within a few days we’d gone through everything. I did some research and knew that within that region there was amazing produce but we just couldn’t tap into it,“ Clive said.

“People like myself who were travelling through had no network. I thought ’I’d love to taste some of this stuff but can’t’.“ Clive’s solution was an app that would let users know all the restaurants, cafes and takeaway businesses within a few kilometres offering what he describes as “multi-cultural, authentic food“.

He named the app Whozcookn, giving it a deliberate Aussie flavour.

“There are other apps out there but none of them are Aussie,“ he explained. “This is the only home grown one.“ As well as the app, which will be released later this year, Whozcookn has grown to include an active Facebook “community“ and cooking workshops.

The workshops specialise in traditional, ethnic dishes led by talented Melbourne cooks. 2017 Masterchef contestant Pia Gava led an Italian themed workshop in Berwick earlier this year.

Clive’s love of food comes from his own multi-cultural background. His mother is Colombian and father Mauritian. His parents met in London and emigrated to Australia in 1987 arriving on Clive’s 7th birthday.

He praises his mum as a great cook and when he wants a home-cooked meal it is her kitchen he visits.

Clive Canal, the brains behind Whozcookn, at Lucy's Divine Cakes in Hampton Park. 179131 “As a child I remember her cooking Mauritian noodles which are beautiful and South American dishes, such as Bandeja Paisa, were also staple favourites within our family.“ An industrial designer by trade, Clive gave up his job in the motor industry to focus on Whozcookn.

He has been working with a tech team for more than two years to design and refine the app.

“I had a look at what was available in the market in terms of apps and found there were others like Menulog and Uber Eats but what I found was that some of these apps had a scatter gun approach to making food available.

“Whozcookn has the reverse approach.

It’s more niche. It’s all about dishes and cuisines and recipes that have been passed down through generations and refined over the years.“ Clive signed up for the New Enterprise In-

centive Scheme (NEIS) funded by the Federal Government, which gave him the skills to develop a business plan.

He also threw himself into every networking and business event offered by the City of Casey, sometimes attending three or four events a week.

The development phase has also involved a lot of eating as he tests cafes and restaurants who want to sign up.

“It’s a tough job but lots of fun,“ he said, grinning.

"I took it as a blessing that I live in Melbourne. It is the perfect hub to create something like this because there are so many different influences and nationalities.

“People are willing to try new things and step outside their comfort zones.“ Connection is a word that comes up often in conversation with Clive.

He loves the cooking workshop concept for

its power to bring people together and is delighted that the Facebook page has become a forum for home cooks to share recipes, food snaps and experiences.

“Whozcookn is not just a business, it’s a community,“ he said.

“Now there is a place you can go and connect with the brand itself. You can have that tangible experience, you can immerse yourself in this whole cooking workshop concept.“ Clive runs his twin businesses from the Waterman Centre in Narre Warren.

“I love it, it’s amazing. You get support, make connections, it’s a wonderful environment.“ To help finance Whozcookn, Clive started a second business, Symbiotic Design Company, which produces 3D virtual models and animations for the manufacturing industry, helping them to promote their business and products.

He encourages other young entrepreneurs to take a risk and follow their dream.

“If you have an idea and you have a dream, then definitely pursue your dream, follow your heart. But it’s equally important to be practical and logical. Do your research, study the market, look at the trends and see if your idea or concept fits in the current market.“ Within a year Clive hopes Whozcookn “covers most of the popular states in Australia“. “ I hope the community will be strong and healthy and for it (the brand) to be part of people’s lives.

“To be honest, and it might sound corny, I don’t want it to be just a business. I want it to be a movement.“

Innovation is the key in this crowded marketplace

By Narelle Coulter The economic potential of startups is set to be harnessed in the Casey Cardinia Region with a new initiative called the INNovation Crowd.

A committee of educators, business people and representatives of both councils under the lead of the City of Casey has been working on the project for nearly a year and hope to launch the initiative in July.

Digital strategist and mentor Judy Pridmore is one of the committee members.

The committee also includes representatives from Federation Uni and Casey Technical School and local businesses like Successful Endeavours and Gaia Skin Naturals.

Ms Pridmore said the vision was to create

Dr Tim Harrison and digital strategist Judy Pridmore. a startup ecosystem in the Casey Cardinia Region giving entrepreneurs and those who want to work in the startup field access to mentor-

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Initiatives will include meet up groups, hackathons and startup boot camps to fill a gap in the region.

Federation Uni will host workshops and training opportunities, with the soon to be opened Casey TAFE providing unique spaces and technology for startups.

Much of what can be achieved under the INNovation Crowd umbrella depends on funding from Launch Vic. Whether the region has been successful in its funding application will be known in the next few weeks.

Ms Pridmore said if successful the committee hoped to be able to fund an expert entre-

preneur in residence at co-working spaces like the The Waterman Centre in Narre Warren.

Federation University Senior Lecturer Dr Tim Harrison said the university was proud to be involved in the INNOvation Crowd.

"It provides an opportunity to demonstrate the role that an engaged higher education provider and its people can play in local economic development, “ Dr Harrison said.

“Internationally there is great interest in the start-up and micro business sector and it has been identified that there is a need to nurture these new and increasingly influential wealth generators. “ For more information contact City Economy at the City of Casey on 9705 5200.

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WHAT’S ON Cranbourne Gardens

Exercise classes

Enjoy a day in the award-winning Australian Garden, set within Cranbourne Gardens. Book tickets for the Garden Explorer bus, which journeys through 15 hectares of changing landscapes, then head to the Boon Wurrung Caf¨¦ for an Australiana Afternoon Tea with a complimentary glass of sparkling wine.

Sunday, May 13. Garden Explorer $10 Adult, $8 concession and $25 per child Family.

Ph. 5990 2200; Australiana Afternoon Tea $49.50 per adult and $20 per family. Ph. 5990 2247.

Gallery open day:

Paperworks Gallery’s whimsical sculpture garden and art studio is open for a day of Mother’s Day Eve celebration. View an exhibition of tea cosies and other related artworks, or try out a variety of lawn games. Tea, coffee and a $45 High Tea are also available.

Saturday, 12 May, 10am-4pm at 26 Inglis Road, Berwick. Details and High Tea bookings: Andrea, andrea07@bigpond. net.au or 0408 072 491.

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Pre-kindergarten group Narre Community Learning Centre runs a prekinder program Mondays-Thursdays. The program focuses on preparing children for the big step into kindergarten.

Mondays 1 pm - 4 pm, Wednesdays 9.30am12.30pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays 9.30 am 12.30 pm at Narre Community Learning Centre, 1 Malcolm Court Narre Warren. Details: 9704 7388.

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Community choir With One Voice Casey choir welcomes singers of all backgrounds and abilities. There are no auditions. No singing experience is necessary.

Rehearsals run each Monday, starting from 28 May. Supper included.

6.15-7.30pm, Mondays at Narre Warren Seniors Centre, 192-1096 Centre Road, Narre Warren. Details: 8679 6088 or withonevoice@creativityaustralia.org.au

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Fundraiser walk Take a short, medium or long stroll while raising funds for an East Timorese project as part of Walk for East Timor. Organised by Friends of Ermera, it raises funds for English language study centres in Timor Leste. Cost $20/$10, including a light lunch.

Wilson Botanical Park, Berwick on Sunday 20 May, 10am-1pm. Details: moller.lynne.l@edumail.vic.gov.au, or call Lynne on 0404 218 131, Jan Trezise on 0438 393 846 or David Ellis on 0418 557 988.

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Men talking OM:NI holds a discussion group for blokes over 50 in a warm, friendly environment. They meet over coffee and discuss issues of interest, with plenty of laughs. New members welcome. Tea and coffee provided.

First Wednesday of the month, 9am-12pm at Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House, 21A Bemersyde Drive, Berwick. Details: Brian Regan, 0408 545 984.

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Ballroom at Balla Balla Improve your health and make new friends with some easy-to-learn and affordable ballroom and Latin dancing at Balla Balla Community Centre East Cranbourne.

All are welcome (no age limit). Balla Balla Community Centre East Cranbourne, 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd, Cranbourne East.

Cost is just $10-00 per one hour session at 4.30pm every Monday. Other sessions can be arranged on requests. The instructor is accredited and approachable. To enrol call Di on 0408343202, or email difen69@bigpond. net.au.

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Thursday Playgroup This group is run in a small, fun and friendly environment by an experienced playgroup co-ordinator. With crafts, songs, story-time and outdoor play, it's a great place for your child to socialise and make great friends. Available for children up to 4 years old.

The Hallam Community Learning Centre are up and running again with their Hallam Sensational Movers exercise classes in Gunns Road, Hallam. Come to one or come to both.

Every Monday at 11.15 am or Wednesdays from 11am. The cost per session is $5 per person plus a small 2018 membership fee of $5. Ph. 9703-1688 for further inquiries.

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Pre-school story time The Berwick Mechanics Institute and Free Library welcomes everyone to story time sessions for pre-schoolers .

Every Tuesday and Thursday morning at 10.30am at 15 High Street, Berwick. Contact 9707 3519 or email bmi@dcsi.net.au.

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9.30-11.30am Thursdays at Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South. Bookings: 9704 2781.

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Childrens Fitness The Happy Feet fitness and entertainment program delivers educational content, creativity and social skills. Suitable for 18 months-5 years. Costs $9.50 per session.

12-12.30pm Tuesdays at Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South. Bookings: 9704 2781 or Cathy Lord, 0402 146 629 andcathy@happyfeetadmin.com.au.

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Seniors activities Berwick Seniors welcome new members who would like to join their club and enjoy good company and activities such as indoor croquet, billiards, table tennis, darts, board games and bingo. The club days are Fridays, 9.30am1.30pm.112 High Street, Berwick. Details: 9707 2017.

Cranbourne U3A Term 2 Classes Term starts on April 16. We have vacancies in the following classes - folk art, calligraphy, bridge, mahjong, chess, singing for fun, sewing and patchwork, and knitting and crochet. Beginner music keyboard tuition is also available.

The following groups are open to new members - fishing, cycling and table tennis. If retired or semi-retired come along and join in.

For more information and other classes check the web site u3acranbourne.net.au or call Helen 0423 623 337.

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Casey U3A Casey U3A classes for retirees will be held in Berwick at a range of locations and also at Selandra Community Hub, Clyde North. Only $35 to join for year. 40 plus classes.

Visit the website at http://casey.u3anet.org. au for details or John 9707 2301 or 0409 515465.

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Choir concert Voices of Casey conducted by Dr Jonathon Welch AM presents a concert The Elements II - a song suite inspired by clouds, fire, rain, mountains and sea. The performers also include members from La Trobe Valley Community Choir and soloists Jonathon Welch and Christine Buck. Afternoon tea will be served after the concert. Adults $25/concession $20/Under-18 $15/family $75.

3pm, Saturday 12 May at Hampton Park Baptist Church, 1 Orient Place, Hampton Park.

Bookings: trybooking.com/VDCK or phone Pauline on 9769 8611.

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Hampton Park Uniting Church, 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park Ph: 9799 7994. Every Thursday (during school term) at 12 noon.

Activity based interactive gathering for families. Free dinner included. Hampton Park Uniting Church, 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park. Every Fortnight (Saturdays) from 4.30pm - 6.30pm.

Contact Jo 0401 191 650.

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Friday Mornings 9.30 - 11.30am during school term. Hampton Park Uniting Church, 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park Ph: 9799 7994. $3 per child or $5 a family. Morning Tea included.

Carpet bowls

Hampton Park Senior Citizens club welcomes the community to join in a carpet bowls every Saturday from 1pm-3pm at 2 Narellan Dr, Hampton Park. For more information please contact the club on 97992588 or kcj@iinet.net.au.

Cranbourne Senior Citizens Club

Cranbourne Senior Citizens Club welcomes new members to join the group for bowls, bingo, line dancing, ballroom dancing, BBQ's, table tennis, board games, cards, pool, darts, fashion parades, day trips and more. Sunday afternoons include entertainment and afternoon tea.

Cranbourne Senior Citizens Club located at 1 Codrington St., Cranbourne. For further Information contact: Thelma: 5996 4554 Isobel: 0429 301 947.

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Berwick Bushwalking Club

Berwick and District Bushwalking Club hold weekday and Sunday walks. If you enjoy keeping fit and like the outdoors with the added bonus of meeting new friends, come and join our group for a walk. Walks vary between 10 and 16 kilometres. Visitor walk fee is $3.

For information on future walks please contact Grazie: 97001158 or 0427455459; or email: secretary@berwickbwc.org.au Visit the webpage: berwickbwc.org.au.

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Community activities

Narre Warren North Uniting Church welcomes everyone to attend weekly sessions with the following community groups.

Uniting Images Photography Group on the second Monday of the month at 7.30pm; Uniting Readers Book Club - last Monday of the month at 7.30 pm; Community Garden Tuesdays 10am - 12pm and Saturdays 9am - 12pm; Coffee and Conversation - Wednesdays 9.30am and exercise group at 12pm; Art and Craft - Wednesdays 1pm - 3.30pm; Crazy Needles Knitting and Crochet group on Thursdays 10am-4pm; Card Making - fortnightly on Thursdays at 1pm - 4pm and Dinner and Film Night on the fourth Saturday of the month at 5.30pm. The OP-shop is open Wednesday to Friday from 9am - 3pm and Saturdays 9am 1pm. All sessions held at Narre Warren North Uniting Church at 1 Main St, Narre Warren North.

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Community lunch Free community lunch at Hampton Park Uniting Church.

Every Thursday (during school term) 12 noon.

1 Coral Drive Hampton Park. Phone: 9799 7994.

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Activities for families Activity based interactive gathering for families.

Free dinner Included.

Hampton Park Uniting Church 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park Every Fortnight (Saturdays) starting Feb 10 - 4.30 - 6.30pm. Contact Jo 0401 191 650.

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Playgroup Hampton Park Uniting Church 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park Ph: 9799 7994.

Friday mornings from 9.30am - 11.30am (during school term). $3 per child or $5 a family.

Morning tea included.

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Basic Computer course A basic computer classes for Term 2 starts on the 24 April and runs every Tuesday for eight weeks.

Hallam Community Learning Centre at 56 Kays Avenue, Hallam, we have a small class with a patient Tutor, manual is also included.

Time: 9.15 am to 12.15 pm (includes a coffee break). Cost is $135 or $115 for concession plus a $5 membership fee. For bookings/queries call 9703 1688.

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Cranbourne U3A activities Cranbourne U3A classes are well underway. Art and craft, computer classes, card games, fishing, cycling and table tennis groups have vacancies for new members. We are a volunteer run organization providing classes for semi -retired and retired people at minimal cost.

Check our web site for more details u3acranbourne.net.au or call Helen Bell - 0423 623 337.

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Gentle yoga Are you looking to fight stress, get fit and stay healthy? Then limber up for a gentle yoga exercise class at Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House. Bookings essential, $10 a session or $80 for 10 weeks.

Tuesdays, 10-11am and Wednesdays, 7pm8pm at 21A Bemersyde Drive, Berwick. Details: admin@bpnh.org.au or 9702 1218

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Australian Plants Society, Wilson Park Berwick APS encourages and educates the love of Australian plants. Meetings include talks by people engaged in the cultivation of plants and preservation of the environment.

Meetings held every second Tuesday of month at 7.30pm at Visitors' Centre, Wilson Botanic Gardens. Website - www.apswilsonparkberwick.org.au.

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By Nick Creely SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE REVIEW - ROUND 4 (SPLIT ROUND) After what can only be described as an exhilarating opening 30 minutes down at Starling Road on Saturday, there was no inkling in the slightest of the complete and utter domination of Narre Warren thereafter.

The build-up was expected, both sides came in undefeated as one of the two sides who have improved remarkably in the opening three rounds. It had been since all the way back in 2010 that the Kangaroos had last bested the Magpies, and that long awaited win took 31 years to eventuate.

So, at quarter time, with the Kangaroos leading by a single point after both sides shared 10 goals between them, the game was set-up for an epic.

In the opening minute the tone was set for a potential shootout, with Aaron Wilson getting on the end of two influential touches by star Magpie Brad Scalzo, and from there, both sides looked ominous when entering their attacking fifty.

Narre Warren coach Matt Shinners summed it up perfectly after an exciting opening quarter.

"We don't always go there and play well, but the first quarter we started off well and we came in and were two points down which isn't ideal," he said.

But after some strong messages and home truths at quarter time, Shinners got his side firing, completely blowing the Kangaroos away in an epic second quarter that featured eight goals and an eventual 42-point lead.

The Magpies had completely broken the game apart through dare and vigor with their ball movement, and combined with silver service for their forwards, it was a recipe for disaster for Doug Koop's side.

Some spectators marveled in the Magpies' transition of the football, with one commenting on the "clinical" and "unique" nature of the side this season.

One of the more impressive bits of ball movement came in that quarter too - Josh Tonna took a superb intercept mark in the centre, before quickly playing on and spearing a ball towards half-forward, opening up the forward line for an eventual goal from point blank range by extremely impressive youngster Tom Miller.

The Magpies slammed on a further 16 goals in the second half, pushing the margin out to a whopping 130-points, in a statement of epic proportions, 29.18(192) to 9.8(62).

They ran in waves, and had over a dozen goalkickers, something Shinners points to as the biggest improver in their flawless start to 2018.

"It was a bit of a tongue lashing for the boys (at quarter time), but we finished the day with 15 goal kickers, we shuffled the side around a bit with players playing in different positions, which gave us a look at alternative measures for the future," the proud coach said.

"To finish the day like we did and to have that contribution from 15 blokes in our side was a pretty good effort - That's our whole thing from the start of the year, to get a good band of players together so we can have a good mix and not relying on one or two players every week, that's the biggest thing."

While it's perhaps hard to pin-point the clear standouts on an extraordinary day for the Magpies, the class of the likes of Scalzo, star midfielder Trent Cody, emerging defender Jesse Davies, as well as champions Michael Collins and Col McNamara proved pivotal.

On a dirty day for the Kangaroos, Tyler Clark, veteran Ben Tivendale as well as skipper Matthew Clarke could hold their heads high.

Officer needs to bounce back next week when they travel to Holm Park to take on Beaconsfield, fresh off a three figure win over Tooradin, while Narre Warren hosts Doveton.

Meanwhhile, Berwick continue to still find their feet and their form, but are doing exactly what is expected of them, chalk up the wins and continue to work towards their best.

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Brad Scalzo (right) celebrates after one of his two goals. 180506 which is showing the early hallmarks of being a solid side, they had to work for their third win of the season, 5.10(40) to 15.8(98).

Stewart Kemperman's side showed enough class and experience to run away with a 58-point win at Toomuc Reserve on Saturday, in a six goal to one final term.

But for three quarters, the Lions were up to their noses in a genuine scrap for the points.

After taking a narrow lead of two points into quarter after a wasteful Wickers side struggled to acclimatize itself to a new found forward pressure, the visitors surged out to a 23-point three quarter time lead courtesy of an another commanding performance from Ash Smith, as well as typically industrious efforts from Michael Riseley and Luke Sheppard.

The game finally broken open for Kemperman's men in the final term, with a series of misses finally converting into a major, with an incredible hanger by the dynamic Harry Money resulting in a terrific running goal by defender Will Arthurson.

As expected, the Lions fell away after a terrific effort, with the Wickers then slamming on five more goals to push out the lead to something perhaps not reflective of the contest provided by Ash Green's side.

"There's still a bit to work on for us - the effort was there, but if we're talking about execution across four quarters, the consistency of that, it was an issue," Kemperman said of the game.

"We had a lot of the ball, but didn't use it as well as we should have, particularly going inside 50, so plenty to work on which is good."

However, Kemperman said his side's best form is not too far away ahead of a home clash against Tooradin on Saturday.

"There is elements and patches of it, we're getting closer and we need to tighten things up - we're not too far away I wouldn't have thought," he said.

Berwick will host the Seagulls at Edwin Flack Reserve in Round 5, while Pakenham would fancy its chances against Cranbourne at Casey Fields.

Down at Tooradin, Beaconsfield emphatically knocked off Tooradin by 100-points, with Nathan Langley and Jimmy Munro combining for an incredible 19 goals, 9.11(65) to 26.9(165).

The Seagulls stuck firm after a solid opening quarter, with both sides kicking straight and playing an electric brand of football that resulted in 11.4 kicked between them.

While the Eagles lead by six-points, they needed to keep scoring to stave off and eventually break down the home side's run.

And it was a second quarter to savour Casey Demons jet Jimmy Munro had the ball on a string and was making an impact up forward, while the much maligned Nathan Langley looked as ominous as he has since joining the club.

Importantly for the Eagles, Langley was kicking straight, booting goals from set shots and snaps, while also tackling fiercely, and even booting a goal after superbly putting his body on the line and earning himself a free kick. The second half was merely a formality, the Seagulls showed glimpses of fight through their skipper Matt Livermore, playmaker Dean Warry and Brad Lenders, but were unable to exert any scoreboard pressure, while the Eagles had the ball locked inside their attacking half and applied pressure that eventually resulted in turnovers.

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By Hayley Wildes In Round 7 Big V basketball action, the Pakenham Warriors recorded a pair of huge wins and a tough loss.

The Division 2 Men suffered a 72-85 defeat at the hands of the Wallan Panthers.

The Panthers were too good down the stretch, keeping the Warriors at bay as Wallan's Luke Liesegang poured in 27 points and grabbed 13 rebounds and Kane Molloy produced a triple-double of 16 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists.

Pakenham were led by Joshua Bjelan (22 points, 7 rebounds), Hayden Davey (16 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists) and Brad Szalek (13 points, 6 rebounds, 4 steals, 3 assists).

The Warriors now sit fifth on the ladder with a 5-4 record.

The Youth League 2 Men torched the Mornington Breakers on Saturday evening at home.

The Warriors dominated on both ends of the court from start to finish, running out 10555 winners. In what was a great team effort, there were some simply sublime individual performances too.

Lee Belton (31 points, 4 rebounds) was unstoppable from deep as he connected on 7/9 shots from beyond the arc. Matt Berkec was just as impressive and stamped his authority

on the contest with a massive double-double of 28 points and 19 rebounds.

Thomas Greer (16 points, 7 rebounds) and Ned Weideman (14 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 steals) also made the most of their chances.

The Warriors are currently on a five-game winning streak and boast a 6-2 record.

The Youth League 2 Women also recorded a monster win over the Breakers on Saturday night.

Fuelled by a 19-2 second quarter, the Warriors piled on the points and their defence stood firm as they cruised to an 89-41 win.

Ellie Coutts (12 points, rebounds, 7 assists, 4 steals) put on a show as she has done all season long and was well supported by Georgia Hillard (17 points) and Chloe Maas (13 points).

The Warriors' hot start to the season sees them boast a 6-1 record and they will be looking to make it four wins on the trot when they face the winless Sherbrooke Suns this weekend.

The Division 2 Men have a bye in round 8, whilst the Youth League 2 Women and Men play a double-header at Cardinia Life on Saturday night from 5pm.

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On Thursday 3rd May, the ladies played for the Monthly Medal and Kay Jones was the champ. She won on a countback from Shirley McGrath with 71 nett. Helen Drummond won B Grade with 72 nett with Norma Crebbin runner up with 75 nett.

Hayden Bristow (36 points) won on Friday 4th May. The men played for the Monthly Medal on Saturday 5th May. Anthony Franzi won with 64 nett and John Hoare was runner up in B Grade with 70 nett. The A Grade winner was Peter Reilly with 70 nett with Paul McFie a close second with 71 nett. Rod Beard won C Grade this month with 72 nett on a countback from Derek Page.

It was a very congested leaderboard because you needed 74 nett to win a ball.

The nearest to the pins weren't as close as normal this week so when Tim Pratt played his shot onto the 2nd and finished nearly five metres away he thought he was no chance. Tim was heard saying to Harry, "If that wins, you can have the prize!" Looks like a table for two at Shanikas, boys.

The winner on Sunday, 6 May was Matt Hogan with 40 points. Matt also won with his Scratchie.

Book a Court at Pakenham Pakenham Regional Tennis Centre is opening up their courts through a new initiative to encourage local residents to get involved in tennis.

Club members, locals, tennis fans and occasional players will be able to book courts at their leisure with the club's new booking system.

The improved booking process allows players to book and pay online, with players then given a PIN that provides access to the court and turns on the lights at their designated time.

The new process provides both flexibility and freedom for players who can now easily access courts between 6am and 11pm.

Pakenham Regional Tennis Centre Head of Tennis David Price said the new system would be a positive for the club and the community.

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more often," he said.

Tennis Australia Director of Participation Paul Cammack said he hoped the new program would encourage more people to take to the court.

"The Book a Court program continues to unlock tennis clubs around Australia by giving flexible and convenient access," Cammack said.

"Whether your last match was years ago or you're a regular player, we encourage you to get back on court at your local club and benefit from the lifelong health and social benefits that tennis provides."

The program was first piloted in 2015-16 and has been installed in more than 85 venues and 554 courts nationwide. Pakenham players can book online at www.cardinialeisure.com.au/ pakenham-regional-tennis-centre.

QUIZ NUMBER 1607 1. WHO at just 20 became the youngest player in history to captain a VFL/AFL side to victory in 2016?

2. WHICH city hosted the 2010 Commonwealth Games?

3. WHICH horse, named after an Olivia Newton-John song, won the 1985 Blue Diamond Stakes?

4. WHICH Australian cricketer asked the Queen for her autograph in 1977, only to be refused?

5. HOW many professional world titles did Aussie surfer Mark Richards win?

6. WHICH famous golfer starred in a Bob Hope movie?

7. IN what year did Alan Jones win the world formula one drivers’ championship?

8. AUSTRALIA didn’t win a gold medal at the 1976 Olympics. Who won our only silver medal?

9. WHICH English soccer club now uses the London Olympic Stadium as its home?

10. WHICH cricketer took two hat tricks in his benefit match in 1907, severely shortening the match and cutting his share of the gate receipts?

11. WHO were the four original members of swimming’s ‘Mean Machine’?

12. WHICH Australian bowler took the last wicket in cricket’s 1986 Tied Test against India ?

13. WHICH Australian golfer won the US PGA title in 1979 and the US Open in 1981?

14. WHICH Aussie female diver won two individual silver medals at the 2006 Commonwealth Games?

15. WHICH Swedish boxer once held the world heavyweight crown?

16. WHICH nation finished in first place at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics?

17. WHICH team won the 2015-16 soccer A-League grand final?

18. WHO was the only tennis player to beat Bjorn Borg twice in grand prix events?

19. IN which country was controversial ex-boxer Joe Bugner born?

20. WHAT was the name of Australia ‘s first horse to win $1 million in prizemoney?

ANSWERS: 1. Marcus Bontempelli 2. Delhi 3. Let’s Get Physical 4. Dennis Lillee 5. Four 6. Arnold Palmer 7. 1980 8. The men’s hockey team 9. West Ham 10. Albert Trott 11. Neil Brooks, Greg Fasala, Michael Delany and Graeme Brewer 12. Greg Matthews 13. David Graham 14. Chantelle Newbery 15. Ingemar Johansson 16. Russia 17. Adelaide United 18. Ivan Lendl 19. Hungary 20. Kingston Town

PAKENHAM GOLF Brian Tollkuhn (40 points) continued his good form by winning A Grade on Monday 30th April. The two minute lesson he received from Scott seems to have straightened him out and he has played consistent since. Jason Todd (visitor) was runner up with 38 points.

The B Grade winner was Bryan Chittock (39 points), ahead of Peter Korteman (38 points) who also won with his Scratchie.

It was no surprise that Leigh Burton was victorious on Wednesday 2nd May because his first warm up shot went straight in the hole, giving him a great mindset before teeing off.

His score of +5 won A Grade with Tim Pratt (+4) close on his heels. B Grade was won by Stewart MacDonald with a massive +7 and Gordon Edwards finally realised his potential by coming second with +5. Stewart MacDonald won the Supercomp with +6 around the back 9 and you needed +1 to win a ball.

The news of the day was Alex Green finally having a hole in one after playing for 215 years.

The shy little flower told everyone he saw and was extremely disappointed Channel 9 wasn't there to interview him after his round.

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