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Clay play goes all the way Getting a little clay under your fingernails is making a come-back ... and Yarra Valley ECOSS is making it possible for people of all ages and abilities to be part of the clay renaissance! The BBC's Great Pottery Throw Down has inspired a whole new generation of potters and, just in the nick of time, ECOSS has launched its new, not-for-profit Community Pottery Studio Yarra Valley at Wesburn. There are formal classes, 'open studio' time and the opportunity to just potter around for a slab of time. Clay, glazes and firing is available making it easy to get potting. Visit www.ecoss.org.au.
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"One young life lost on our roads is unacceptable. Three young lives lost every year ... please take a moment and just look around you. Are they here in the room tonight?" Gruyere CFA volunteer Andrea Bigham was speaking to a room of around 500 people, many of them teenagers, at the 2018 Teenage Road Information Night (TRIP), held at Heritage & Heritage Funerals in Woori Yallock on Wednesday, 1 August. The program, in its fifth year, is a combined response by Yarra Valley emergency services CFA, SES, Police and Ambulance to the tragic loss of young lives on Yarra Ranges' roads. The target audience is 16 to 25 year-olds and their parents. As in previous years, there was a warning that some of the content would be graphic, and some just plain heartbreaking - and it was. Lilydale Police Sergeant Grant Fereday introduced the program which included guest speakers Paramedic Damian Callanan, Detective Sgt Mark Amos from the Major Collision Investigation Unit, Magistrate Tim Walsh and Sally Millar, the mother of Charlie Robertson who died in a crash at Launching Place on 10 April, 2015. Ms Bigham spoke of the statistics, worldwide, nationally and in Yarra Ranges. She focused on dangerous driving behaviours of which she said speeding was the most alarming and prolific with 5236 speeding fines handed out in 2017. Showing crash locations from 2012 to 2017 in the age group of 18 to 25 she said 372 families and friends in Yarra Ranges had been directly impacted. "But more tragically, in the last three years,
for every year we have lost three young lives," she said posing the rhetorical question "How as a community can we accept these numbers?" "We need to make a change because road trauma statistics are preventable." TRIP Chair and Hillcrest CFA Captain Fiona Burns also spoke about behaviour change and asked everyone in the room to make a written pledge to make a change. "We're asking you to tick three boxes you are going to adopt as good driving behaviours, whether it's about speeding, using your mobile phone, about tailgating, drinking or engaging in hoon behaviour," she said. The pledges will be mailed back to each person in one month as a reminder of their commitment. Cpt Burns urged people to speak up when they see driving behaviour that endangers life. "I'd rather see you here tonight than out on a road somewhere because you need our services," she said. "We will always come, even if we don't want to be there." The four guest speakers also spoke about responsibility and consequences from very different and personal perspectives. Their stories pulled together all the elements that start the ripple effect of road trauma that doesn't stop when the last ambulance leaves the scene, or when the MCIU detectives start measuring the glass-spattered road for braking speed, or in court when a magistrate or judge sums up what price to pay for a life, or when a mother tries to explain the unending pain and loss a family endures. The Mail will tell those stories in coming weeks - Paramedic Damian Callanan; Detective Mark Amos; Magistrate Tim Walsh and mother Sally Millar.
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WIN TICKETS TO ENJOY MADIBA THE MUSICAL The energetic and compelling new stage show Madiba the Musical - a Celebration of the Life of Nelson Mandela opens in Melbourne in October at the Comedy Theatre. The performance is interwoven with stories of the fight against apartheid and forbidden love in a troubled land. The Mail News Group has three double passes to the 7pm show on Wednesday 3 October, worth $179.80 each. African dance and vocal traditions receive a contemporary setting alongside eternal love songs and stirring anthems. The show tells of the former South African leader's life's work as a lawyer and activist for peace through the story of young artist Will, a victim of apartheid in South Africa. The story of Mandela's pursuit of peace and reconciliation in his homeland is timed to mark 25 years since the abolition of apartheid in South Africa and the year that Mandela would have turned 100. To enter, visit mailcommunity.com.au/competitions. Entries close at noon on Friday 7 September, 2018.
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“Dear Sir, I enclose herewith cheque for five pounds which amount this committee would like the council to place on fixed deposit for use in the celebrations of Healesville’s two hundredth anniversary in 2064 for a very successful celebration. " Something for the new Yarra Ranges CEO to take up perhaps? According to the Healesville Historical Society, this letter addressed to the Shire of Healesville secretary and dated 27 March 1964, was buried among the centenary files. “We trust that the deposit referred to has been transferred to the Shire of Yarra Ranges,” the society wrote, a little hopefully, in its newsletter. So, with compounded interest and assum-
ing average interest rates, the society reckons there should be a sizeable amount ready and waiting for the 2064 committee (some, perhaps not even born yet). Is there a brilliant mathematician out there who can tell us what the balance will be in 46 years time?
Not open daily In last week’s Mountain Views Mail, we mistakenly said the new Greenstone Vineyard function centre would open on Mondays and Tuesdays. The correct approved opening hours will be 9am to 5pm on Wednesday and Thursday, 9am to 10.30pm on Fridays, 10am to 10.30pm on Saturdays and noon to 6pm on Sundays. Music must cease at 5pm on Wednesday and Thursday, 10pm on Friday and Saturday, and 6pm on Sundays.
Don’t be fooled Scammers claiming to be from Telstra’s IT department have been calling homes across the Yarra Ranges. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) recommends hanging up on callers who ask for remote access to your computer, “even if they mention a well-known company such as Telstra”. “Scammers will often ask you to turn on your computer to fix a problem or install a free upgrade, which is actually a virus which will give them your passwords and personal details.” mailcommunity.com.au
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Their finest drop Seville Estate has been named Winery of the Year by leading wine expert James Halliday at the 2019 Halliday Wine Companion Awards. The winery was founded in 1972 by Dr Peter and Margaret McMahon and has been at the forefront of the modern Yarra Valley wine movement for 40 years. Today the winery is owned by wine retailer Yiping Wang, but the McMahon connection remains in chief wine-maker and general manager, Dylan McMahon, who joined Seville Estate in 1998 and is following the passion ignited by his grandparents a generation before. Each year James Halliday and his tasting panel determine the best from a pool of several thousand featured in the annual Halliday Wine Companion Guide, which is recognised as the industry benchmark for Australian wine. In addition to the prestigious Winery of the Year award, Seville Estate's 2017 release includes 10 outstanding wines awarded with 95 points or more including its signature Shiraz, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay ranges. Dylan McMahon said he was honoured to accept the award which was presented at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne on Wednesday, 1 August. "Seville Estate has been consistently producing great wines ever since my grandfather Peter McMahon first planted the vineyard. I feel the success is attributed to a combination of factors, location, vine material and a good understanding of the vineyard that can be translated into the winemaking," he said. "My grandmother Margaret chose this site for its sheer beauty and it was Pete's drive and determination to make great cool climate wines from it. Our team work hard to ensure this vision continues." The Seville Estate 2017 wine release was produced from 26 acres of Estate vineyard and will be released on allocation from Friday, 5 October, 2018. For further information visit www.sevilleestate.com.au .
Warburton Police Sergeant Tom Wilkinson is urging members of the public to ring triplezero if they hear suspicious gunshots. The call comes after what Sgt Wilkinson called a spate of deer shooting in the Yarra Valley, particularly in the Warburton, East Warburton and Gladysdale areas. “We’re asking members of the community that if they hear any shots or see anything in respect to deer hunting to immediately call triple-zero,“ he said. Sgt Wilkinson said those shooting illegally would face serious charges including conduct endangering life. He said it was important that triple-zero callers provided as many details as possible. “Where, when, if there’s any vehicles, if they can’t see the vehicle, the sound of the vehicle and if possible the direction of travel,“ he said.
Cars burnt-out Yarra Junction Police are looking to the public for assistance in relation to two late-model cars found burnt-out in Upper Yarra. A silver Nissan Patrol valued at about $50,000 was recovered from the reserve under the powerlines that dissect GembrookLaunching Place Road in Hoddles Creek on Sunday 29 July. On Wednesday 1 August, a silver Volkswagen Amarok dual-cab ute valued at about $40,000 was recovered from the Edwardstown Track off the Old Warburton Road in Wesburn. The vehicles were driven to the locations and torched and police believe that in both instances the perpetrators would have had another vehicle to drive away from the area. Police are asking anyone who saw vehicles fiting the descriptions in the area around those dates, possibly with another vehicle accompanying, or any other suspicious behaviour at those locations to call Yarra Junction Police on 5967 1104 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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Oxfam trail change - finish line moves The Oxfam Trailwalker finish line is leaving Wesburn for the first time in a decade. On 1 August, organisers announced that its March 2019 100km event would start in the heart of the Dandenong Ranges, at Emerald Lake. It will make its way over the Dandenong Ranges and through some of Melbourne’s leafy eastern suburbs including Mount Evelyn, Olinda and Lilydale. From there, it will travel down the line all the way to Fairfield. The previous trail started from Wheelers Hill and ended in Wesburn. “Oxfam Trailwalker listened to feedback from some of our most dedicated Trailwalkers and decided it was time to improve and update the trail,“ Oxfam Trailwalker spokesperson Anna Wemyss said. “The 2019 trail presents an exciting new
challenge for our passionate returnees as well as for those considering taking up this fantastic team fundraising challenge - and the opportunity to help Oxfam’s work tackling poverty in communities around the world - for the first time.” Ms Wemyss said the new trail would give participants fantastic views of the city as they climbed over Mount Dandenong. She added that the new trail could also have beneficial tourism impacts on the towns it passed through. “Oxfam Trailwalker economic analysis conducted on past events in Australia suggests just one team can bring in about $1200 in local economic benefits, through parks visits and buying goods.“ The event will be held over 36 hours from 29 to 30 March and registrations for the event open on 7 August at trailwalker.oxfam.org.au.
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Police are keen to hear from anyone with information about a high-quality dressage saddle stolen from a horse float at Yarra Junction on Wednesday 1 August. The distinctive Kent and Masters saddle is black with electric-blue stirrups and is valued at about $4000. Yarra Junction Police can be contacted on 5967 1104, or call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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The new 100km Melbourne trail will commence at the beautiful Emerald Lake, with walkers spending their first 35km surrounded by the lush temperate rainforest of the Dandenong Ranges.
A Liberal State Government would form a taskforce to tackle pests. That's the pledge from Liberal Eildon MP Cindy McLeish. She said the team would "properly enforce laws" to support local farmers and land managers to fight weeds and pest animals. "Weeds and pests like rabbits can severely impact on farm productivity," Ms McLeish said. "It is vital that we do everything we can to support farmers, because profitable businesses are important to the health of our community." An elected Liberal Government would provide $6.88 million over four years in a new weeds and pest animal enforcement taskforce which would be established in Agriculture Victoria.
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Agri-business is so vital Without a shadow of a doubt, agriculture is vital to the ongoing strength and health of communities in the Yarra Valley. In total, agriculture in our region provides a combined economic benefit of $818 million, providing nearly 2500 local jobs with thousands of extra seasonal jobs created during the harvest. Whilst the accommodation and food sector is the largest employer in our region, that employment is underpinned by high-quality and sought-after produce that is grown locally. Given the agriculture’s importance to our region, I believe government has an important role assisting growers to overcome threats to
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community, but known very well to farmers, is the impact of weeds and pest animals. Introduced plants and animals are responsible for costing millions of dollars in damage, control efforts and loss of production within the agricultural industry. What’s more, these animals pose significant threats to biodiversity across our beautiful natural environment. That is why I was particularly proud to announce that an elected Liberal Government will provide an additional $6.88 million over four years in a new weeds and pest animal enforcement taskforce which will be established in Agriculture Victoria.
The taskforce will strengthen compliance with Victorian laws and will support the hard work of landowners who already properly manage weeds and pest animals. There are lots of local farmers who do the right thing, spend money and do the grunt work controlling weeds and pests on their properties but all that good work is undone if recalcitrant neighbours flout the laws. Weeds and pests like rabbits can severely impact on productivity so it is critical that we do everything we can to support farmers, because profitable farm businesses are critical for local economies and jobs throughout the Yarra Valley.
at the Redwood Community Centre in Warburton on August 8 and 9. Presenter Kaye Sehm will speak on natural remedies, simple breads and herbs for life. Presented by Warburton Seventh-day Adventist Church. Phone 0438 427 191 or 5967 3138 for more information.
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COMMUNITY DIARY Gladysdale Centenary Gladysdale Primary School will celebrate its Centenary on 20 and 21 October and would love to hear from past students, parents, teachers and others who have had a connection with the school. The school would like to hear from anyone with memorabilia, photos, school news letters or other pieces of interest and is asking that people share the news of the centenary with anyone they know who may no longer be in the district. For more information phone the school on 5966 6202 of on the school's facebook page.
Writers & Rhythm August Writers & Rhythm is all about warming up for winter with hot chocolate and muled wine served in the cosy candle-lit atmosphere of Healesville Uniting Church. Hear vocal ensemble Sass pay tribute to Divas throughout the Decades supported by seasoned local
musicians, a poem from David Johnston and then welcome two "new to Healesville" singer/ songwriters, Hoel Durand and Darren Simm, and more. A sumptuous supper is included in the $15 entry, along with the chance to win two free passes to Healesville Music Festival. Writers & Rhythm is on Friday, 24 August at 7.30. Phone 5962 1720.
Bush Dance Wandin Seville Uniting Church's 150th Anniversary celebrations will continue with a Family Bush Dance on 18 October. Enjoy music, food and drink as you bush dance to Australian Bush Band 'Eat Ya Greens'. Tickets are $20 a family or $5 single. Wandin Seville Uniting Church, Corner of Beenak Road and Hunter Road, Wandin from 5.30pm to 8.30pm. Phone 9736 3292.
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Healesville Toastmasters Practice speaking and leadership skills in supportive, fun environment on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month from 7.15 to 9.30pm.
Nutrition for Life Join Lindy Cook, nutritionist and herbalist at Healesville Library for a talk on eating the best foods to optimise your health and wellbeing. Thursday, 16 August, 1pm to 2pm. Book on 9800 6497.
Free portraits Portrait photographer Jesse Graham will be taking free portraits and headshots at Mooroolbark Community Centre from noon to 5pm on Friday 10 August. Portraits will be taken for Mr Graham's 1000 Portrait Project and all participants receive digital photos free of charge. Visit bit.ly/1000portraitsfreeshoot or facebook. com/1000portraitproject for more information.
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Tribute of century By Casey Neill
Vietnam Veterans march each year in commemoration.
Mount Evelyn RSL's Bill Smart and Roger Boness hold a service for Frederick Jeeves.
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He enlisted on 1 February 1916 at the Melbourne Town Hall, and later wrote to his wife that “I would rather die with a little wooden cross above my head than be one of those who could have gone and did not”. He left Australia from Station Pier, Port Melbourne, aboard the HMAT Themistocles on 28 July 1916. He joined the 22nd Battalion on the front line trenches on the Somme as the 1916-’17 winter started. Frederick was wounded in the chest in January 1917 when a bomb from a rifle grenade exploded. He spent most of 1917 recovering from his wounds in hospital before attending retraining and re-joining his unit in December. In January he transferred to the 6th Field Company Engineers and was part of the force set up to defend Villers Bretonneaux.
A special march and service will honour the region's Vietnam War Veterans. The Yarra Valley and Outer Eastern Melbourne Vietnam Veterans Day will start with a march from the service road at 318 Maroondah Highway at 10.30am on Sunday 12 August. A service at the Lilydale Cenotaph, corner Maroondah Highway and Clarke Road, will follow at 11am. Lilydale RSL president Don Parsons will officiate proceedings and speakers will include Casey MP Tony Smith, Medal of the Order of Australia recipient Ken McKenzie and Aff Binnoore, who's president of the Vietnam Veterans Association Australia - Outer Eastern Melbourne Sub-branch. Dandenong Ranges Music Council will perform an original song written for the Centenary of Anzac, called Forgotten Heroes.
On 1 August 1918 he was killed in action during an artillery barrage, aged 30. Frederick is buried at the Villers Bretonneaux Military Cemetery in France.
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It’s been 100 years since Frederick William Jeeves died on a battlefield in France. Mount Evelyn RSL president Roger Boness and member Bill Smart honoured the Montrose man with a brief but stirring service at the Montrose War Memorial on the anniversary of his death. It’s a ritual the Mount Evelyn and Lilydale RSLs started to mark the Centenary of Anzac, back in 2014. Mr Boness said they’d tried to track down and invite family members to each event, and some travelled from as far afield as Sydney to honour their ancestor’s sacrifice. The RSLs will have paid tribute to about 60 soldiers by the time they wrap up in June next year, at war memorials in Montrose, Wandin, Mount Evelyn, Yarra Glen, Silvan and Lilydale. James Wallace and James Payne are up next up, at Wandin at 11am on 26 and 31 August respectively. Mount Evelyn secretary Anthony McAleer said the final service would take place in Mount Evelyn and would honour a submariner. He laid down on top of the submarine when it surfaced but fell asleep, and was killed when it resubmerged. “In 1912 he’d joined the navy - he was one of the first in the area to enlist,” Mr McAleer said. Frederick Jeeves’ death was far more brutal. He was born in 1886 at Mount Dandenong. In his late teens he drove the Mountain Mail and Passenger Coach from Mount Dandenong to Croydon . He learnt all he could about the vehicle’s mechanics, decided to become a motor mechanic and opened his own garage in Montrose. Frederick married Violet Vera Cazaly in 1913 and they had two daughters.
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Call to ban ‘horrible’ poison A couple of days ago a little dog named Hilda suffered a truly horrific death from 1080 poisoning. Her owner, a single lady who has lost most of her possessions to a conman, was absolutely distraught with the loss of her companion. With lambing season fast approaching, farmers have to do what they can to protect their livelihood. In this instance the farmer had done the right thing with signs and personally contacting all neighbours. This poison, however, is indiscriminate and, in this case, probably resulted from a carcass that had been dragged or died on our property and that the dog discovered. I am no friend of the fox or the rabbit and only a week ago lost my complete coup of chooks to a fox. I have spent several years rabbit-proofing my house area as the only workable solution I could come up with to combat the massive damage caused by the rabbit plague. With the constant push for growth comes the desire for quick solutions to problems often without due concern to collateral damage. DDT, Agent Orange and asbestos come to mind as examples of accepted solutions to problems only to be found to have far-reaching, unacceptable consequences. Surely it is time we follow most of the rest of the world and ban 1080 and force the market and governments to come up with a far more acceptable solution to the control of these pests. The repercussion both directly and to friends and family of this one small incident when replicated all over the country surely provides sufficient evidence to ban this horrible substance. David Ceeney, Silvan.
Power outage outrage How good it feels to have heating and a computer again, four weeks on from Ausnet's power outage in Healesville. I found Ausnet's claim processes lacked transparency and we were poorly supported by staff, failing even the basics of mailing a claim form as requested.
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Help for homeless able to chat to people with an Anchor worker present, who will be able to offer support and some intensive case management to help get them back on their feet." Cr Cox said Homelessness Week, which runs during the first week of August, was a reminder that anyone in the community could experience homelessness. "The issue of homelessness in the Yarra Ranges may not be completely hidden anymore, but there is still a stigma against people who are experiencing homelessness," he said. "The reality is that homelessness can affect people of all ages, genders, backgrounds and family situations. "People also need to remember that those
who are homeless or sleeping rough are just as entitled to be in public places and participate in public activities and events as anyone else in our community. "We have to all work together and support one another to find the best way to help our community members while also breaking the cycle that can push people out onto the streets." The council's partnership with Anchor will be funded through a four-year Community Partnership Grant, awarded last year. Call Anchor on 9760 6400, email anchor. admin@anchor.org.au, or visit the office at the Box Hill Institute Lakeside Campus, Building LA, Level 2, above the new Lilydale Library.
Changing for good as CEO is moving on By Casey Neill
Yarra Ranges CEO Glen Patterson. Mountain Bike Destination project. He said the new CEO would need to continue infrastructure upgrades, including aquatic facilities and pavilions, and deal with unmade roads and drainage solutions.
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State Liberal Member for Eildon Cindy McLeish MP has called on the Victorian Government to fund the proposed Warburton Community Recreation Precinct. She took the opportunity also to call the State Government to task over what she said was a lack of investment in the Yarra Ranges under the Growing Suburbs Fund (GSF). "Yarra Ranges Shire has only received $7.5 million, and only $625,000 is actually being invested in my electorate. Next door in the Deputy-Premier's seat of Monbulk, $4.473 million has been invested". "It is interesting if we compare other municipalities close by: Nillumbik has had over $16 million and Whittlesea has had $20 million," Ms McLeish concluded. Deputy Premier and Member for Monbulk James Merlino however has responded saying the Yarra Ranges area had received $8,307,000 through the GSF. "I am very proud to say that our Yarra Ranges community has received more than $8 million through this fund," Mr Merlino said. "It's surprising to hear Cindy McLeish complaining about the funding we are now receiving, given that under the Liberals this area was ignored and our facilities simply couldn't keep up," he said. "Projects are decided on merit and need, not political boundaries." Speaking in the Victorian Parliament, Ms McLeish called on the Local Government Minister to release funds under the GSF to make the Warburton project a reality. "This is much needed and highly anticipated, and the project is shovel ready. The site selected is that of the former Warburton swimming pool, and that pool and surrounds have been earmarked for recreation space for quite some time," she said.
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The outgoing Yarra Ranges Council CEO says housing, roads and drainage will be among the biggest challenges for his replacement. Glenn Patterson announced on Wednesday 25 July that he'd be leaving his job of the past 10 years to take on the same role at the City of Casey. "I still have the energy and the commitment, but 10 years is a decent stint in a role like this," he said. "It's good for me and the organisation to have a change." Mr Patterson said his replacement would implement a change to "activity-based working" when the council relocated to its new headquarters and that was "a key challenge". "There'll be all sorts of issues in terms of medium-density housing coming into urban area," he said. But there's also opportunity for investment in the Upper Yarra, including through the
"We're getting more extreme weather events," he said. Mr Patterson said Yarra Ranges had "modernised" during his time there. "We've invested heavily in technology and digital initiatives to improve our interaction with our customers," he said. He said the council had also increased its capital works delivery, to a record $72 million this year. He said Yarra Ranges had also improved its planning services under his watch, and increased its tourism pull. The region is now second in the state for visitation, up from fourth place 10 years ago. The new civic office is one of the projects he wished he could have seen through - it was on the radar when he arrived. "It's not been the most popular project," he said. But Mr Patterson said it would make a huge difference for the community and employees.
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People sleeping rough will have better and quicker access to support services thanks to a partnership between Yarra Ranges Council and Anchor. They'll work together on a new rapid response model to help people sleeping rough in the shire. Yarra Ranges Mayor Len Cox said that Anchor housing support workers would be able to accompany council officers to offer support for people experiencing homelessness. "We previously could hand out some information about services, but that left rough sleepers in the place of having to get in touch and organise an appointment," he said. "Thanks to this new partnership, we'll be
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Lighting up at show time Warburton shone during the River of Light Winter Festival on Saturday 4 August. The event took place at the Arts Centre Warburton and along the Yarra River as the sun set on an icy winter's day. Spectacular lanterns starred, but the free family festival also included a seasonal community dinner, live music and kids activities. The aim was to showcase Warburton's beauty and celebrate the local community, businesses, producers and growers The night had support from Bendigo Community Bank Warburton and Yarra Junction, Yarra Ranges Council, and Auspicious Arts Projects.
Walkers sang before large Australian animal lanterns led them on the walk.
Tarry looks forward to the walk. Pictures: GREG CARRICK
Aramein and Tesla are ready for anything with their umbrellas.
The Little Giants perform for the crowd.
Ray Lynch and Aaron Jansen were part of the Warburton CFA crew who lit up the path for the walkers.
Training critical for firefighters to beat back the blazes By Kath Gannaway Ross Johnson has no doubt that the training CFA recruits sign up for when they join a brigade is not only critical for their wellbeing and safety, but makes for better brigades. Twelve recruits representing brigades from Wandin and Gruyere through to Reefton graduated from the 16-week training module at the Warburton CFA station on Sunday 22 July. "This is the module that allows them to turn out," said Mr Johnson who as Group Training Officer for Yarra Valley Group delivers the training that covers safety and survival theory, equity and diversity, and combat fire modules including map reading and communications. "This is probably the biggest training module they are ever going to do and because we're putting these people into harm's way, I make sure the teaching is well above the assessment profile," he said. "So much of what we do can be dangerous; If you go out to a road crash and hold up a stop sign, or put out an incinerator, everything we ask our volunteers to do has the potential to put them in harm's way so we go that extra mile to make sure they understand that, and have a broader understanding of everything that's involved. The importance and value of the extensive training is not lost on the volunteers. Lily Pagels, 18, from Hoddles Creek Fire Brigade, came up through junior brigade while Yellingbo CFA member, Marianne Thomson, 37 and a working mother of three primary school children, is a relatively new recruit. "You'd be lost without the training," said Marianne who joined when the family built a house in Yellingbo. "I guess I'm a bit of a tomboy and I wanted to get in there and help; I wanted to be part of the community and learn new skills. "I've learnt so many personal skills already, things you can use in your daily life apart from those to do with the brigade," she said. Lily joined Hoddles Creek when she was about 11. She said her dad was in the brigade and a family friend, Leonie Turner, is leader of the juniors. Leadership development is just one of the 8 MAIL
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Graduates Jason Luxford, Keren Borton, Jarod Kerford, Lily Pagels, Pete McTier, Darren Fromm, Judd Zekas, Timm Battista, Emily Hardy and Marrianne Thomson (absent: Eilish Plunkett and Jan McIlraith). Pictures: Greg Carrick.
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Hoddles Creek CFA graduate Jarod Kerford teaches his Grandmother, Joan how to adjust spray patterns.
benefits Lily said she has benefited from as a CFA volunteer and through the training on offer. "I applied to go to New South Wales for championships when I was just finishing junior brigade and the leadership skills I developed there have carried on to school and helped me get into peer support and ministry programs as a leader," Lily said.
While the training is serious business, Lily said being part of a brigade is also a lot of fun. "I've made so many friends and done so many challenging activities that I thought were really awesome and now moving into the seniors I'm making a lot of new relationships and friends there too." Also graduating were Jason Luxford and
Keren Borton from Hillcrest, Jarod Kerford from Hoddles Creek, Pete McTier from Wandin, Darren Fromm, Judd Zekas, Timm Battista and Jan McIlraith from Warburton, Eilish Plunkett from Wesburn and Emily Hardy from Yellingbo. To find out more about what becoming a CFA volunteer involves, contact your local brigade. mailcommunity.com.au
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St Brigid's Catholic Primary School prides itself on being a nurturing and inclusive environment where all children cn flourish. As a Christ centred community, the values and traditions of the Catholic faith provide a basis for quality student centred education. The school emphasises the importance of parent engagement, social justice and student well-being, which help prepare students from the world around them. Effort is valued and recognised as they develop new skills striving to educate the 'whole person'. While there are strong literacy and numeracy programs, students are celebrated for their
uniqueness and achievements, not just academic success. Together, they learn to care for each other in a community where they can succeed together. Student engagement through the use of ICT and STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics) activities excite the students, giving opportunities to share and explain their learning to others. Using St Brigid and Jesus as their model, the school prides itself as a place of belonging, where students are given opportunities to explore their capabilities, interests and talents.
For more information, or to arrange a personal school tour please contact our Principal, Vicky Wissell. 1 – 3 High Street, Healesville 3777 Telephone: 59624200 Fax: 59626101 Email: principal@sbhealesville.catholic.edu.au Web Address: www.sbhealesville.catholic.edu.au
Mount Lilydale Mercy College ENROLMENTS Year 7 2020 Enrolments for Year 7 students in 2020 are closing on Friday 17 August 2018. SCHOLARSHIPS Applications are now open for the Academic and General Excellence Scholarship 2019 and the Archbishop Sir Frank Little Indigenous Scholarship 2019. Please see the website for details. Applications close Thursday 1 November 2018.
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Thirty years in full voice By Casey Neill The Yarra Valley Singers have been sharing tunes and forging friendships for 30 years. They'll perform at Healesville Memo Hall on Sunday 12 August to mark the milestone. Shirley Wendt was at the group's first rehearsal in 1988 after friends encouraged her to get involved. She lived overseas for a time but has been back in the group for the past decade. Husband and wife Don and Jeanette Box also joined to sing with friends, during the choir's first year. "I was in the church choir and that was the only singing I'd done before I came to this," Don said. He's known as the librarian, as he looks after the extensive sheet music collection. "There's always something new. There's always something different to learn," he said. Musical director Belinda Gillam Derry first joined the singers in 1996. She stepped aside in 2007 due to illness, but returned in 2012. "I get a real boost out of singing," she said. "To be able to share that with lots of other people is an absolute joy. "It's really good for boosting people's moods." She said her singers had ailments ranging from depression and anxiety to a double lung
Shirley Wendt and Don and Jeanette Box with the daytime choir. transplant and heart disease. Ms Gillam Derry said they couldn't necessarily participate in physical activity but found a valuable social outlet in singing. She said the concert program would in-
clude the group's most significant and favourite works from the past three decades. "The program includes early music, classical, folk, pop, show tunes and new works which were written specifically for Yarra Valley Singers," she said.
The evening choir meets in Lilydale on Wednesday nights has about 80 members. A daytime choir formed in March this year and already has about 30 singers at rehearsals at Montrose Town Centre each Tuesday. Ms Gillam Derry hopes this will grow to 50. "The daytime choir was established specifically to cater for people who would like to keep or start singing in a choir, but may not want to be driving to rehearsals at night any more," she said. "The repertoire is mainly popular, wellknown songs in three parts and the music is learnt at a more relaxed pace than the evening choir." Yarra Ranges Council this year awarded Grants for Community funding to the Yarra Valley Singers to record a CD and present the performance program covering the best of the past 29 years. The group recently secured four-year funding through the council's Partnership Program, which will support the group to continue and grow their work within the community until at least 2022. The performance will start at 1pm and afternoon tea in the foyer will follow. Tickets are $22 for adults, $18 concession and free for under-16s, though they still need to book a seat. Book on 1300 368 333 or at boxoffice@yarraranges.vic.gov.au.
Art All Around Us - inside the mind’s eye of Alexander By Kath Gannaway "Art is a reminder that there is beauty everywhere and in everything; you just have to keep your eyes open." Alexander Pinkster's view of life and the world around him will go on show as part of his 'Art All Round Us' exhibition at The Memo in Healesville from 17 August to 25 September. Alexander is a relative newcomer to the Yarra Valley, and in fact, but to a lesser degree, to painting. In the vibrant and eclectic collection of 15 works that will go on show at The Memo, there is influence from past occupations, and from his new natural environment. His art is about colour and the interplay between man-made objects and organic shapes. Black lines either accentuate or link the colours and shapes creating an harmonious balance between the three elements. Throughout his paintings, he aims for a symmetry that is pleasing to the eye and calming to the spirit. Alexander says ideas for his works come from within, but inspiration comes from his immediate environment and surroundings. Art All Around Us opens on Saturday, 18 August at 2pm.
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The Cloverfield Paradox is what happens when sloppy execution clogs up a solid foundation. In a future beset by severe energy shortages, the crew of the Cloverfield space station find themselves marooned in another universe after testing their state-of-the-art Shepard particle accelerator. The Cloverfield Paradox has solid performances and arresting imagery within a contrived, undisciplined plot, jarring editing and gravely mismatched tones. Despite being grossly underwritten, the characters are still enlivened by the actors' charisma, and Gugu Mbatha-Raw, as communications officer Ava Hamilton, delivers a sombre, powerful central performance. The
film moves at a swift pace, but spends little time dwelling on each shocking detail, which dilutes the tension of the astronauts' ordeal. A tense thriller about astronauts being adrift in another dimension would have been enough, but The Cloverfield Paradox veers into pointless body horror at several points. The horror moments are visceral and confronting on their own, but make absolutely no sense within the film's own poorly-defined rules. The film also has an extraneous sub-plot involving Ava's husband (Roger Davies) on Earth, which serves only to flimsily connect this film with the original 2008 Cloverfield film. Well-acted and entertaining in chunks, The Cloverfield Paradox is a disjointed, poorlywritten whole. The Cloverfield Paradox is available for streaming on Netflix.
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IRRESISTIBLE CHARM OF A PERIOD HOME SET on 1784 square metres, this classic older style character home features high ornate ceilings, picture rails, wood heating, split system and parquetry floors. It is tastefully decorated throughout and offers three generous bedrooms - two with glorious built in robes, the master with ensuite plus an extra bedroom/office/retreat downstairs. There are separate living areas and a modern kitchen boasting stainless steel appliances. The home really has some unique features, combining the old and the new! A large front deck overlooks the magnificent Yarra River and surrounding mountains while taking in the sounds of the vast bird life. This all adds up to a life of peace and tranquility just a stone's throw away from the town centre. â—?
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This home is arhiteturally designed & less than 2 years old. Waling in from the doule garage the hallway opens into an open plan lounge/dining & ithen area. The master has a wal-through roe to the ensuite while the 2 other edrooms are servied y a right family athroom. Outside has an entertaining de & ourtyard garden.
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Spaious harater townhouse only 4 years young. Showasing a generous open plan living/ dining area with a well-appointed ithen. A generous master plus WIR & ensuite. With 2 other edrooms with IR’s a right family athroom & separate laundry. Outside is a private de ourtyard garden & a doule lo up garage.
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1930’s Californian ungalow oozing with harm set on approx. 382m2 allotment featuring 2 edrooms 2 athrooms wood heating reverse yle air onditioning gas ooing & hot water servie & doule arport. This harming ottage offers the amiane of yester year with modern onveniene all with-in an easy wal to town.
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Faulous modern spaious home featuring a full ensuite and wal in roe to the master edroom uilt in roes to the 2 further edrooms open plan living and gas heating/ooing/hot water. Outside you will ind your own private rear ourtyard and a huge doule remote garage with internal aess.
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Featuring 4 edrooms plus study; all rooms eing of huge proportion gas duted heating split system air onditioning doule garage and set on approximately 907m2 in General Residential Zone and loated an easy stroll to town. Inspet y appointment Call Today!
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Loated within easy wal to loal shools and shops you will ind this neat and tidy 2 edroom home. Open plan living area with split system heating and ooling. Spaious ithen with gas stove 2 right edrooms 1 with wal in roe and 1 with uilt in roes. Family athroom with ath. Easy are garden and private ourtyard!
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41 Alpine Boulevard, Launching Place
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Country Road, Take Me Home…. Originally known as the Gilderoy Post Oice, it is now enjoyed as an impeccably presented, modern country-style home. Featuring eco friendly paint and carpets, high ceilings, timber floors, a wood heater, split system and solar panels. A country inspired kitchen has a s/steel oven and overlooks the large light filled meals and living area. 3 bedrooms are all a great size and the bathroom is updated. Outside is set on approx. 2.75 acres of land that backs onto the Little Yarra River. There is two mega litre pumping rights available, fully fenced paddocks, a stable and day yard, veggie garden & 48 fruit trees that have been grown organically. The old besser brick dairy is loaded with potential! Located only a short drive to the popular township of Yarra Junction, this idyllic property will not disappoint! For more information SMS 1355LITT to 0488 824 379. FOR SALE $740,000-$810,000 LAND 2.75 Acres (approx.) INSPECT Sat 11/8 3-3.30pm or by appointment
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Comp tightens at the top By Cameron Hutchison This week brought everything back to a level playing field. Division one has four sides sitting in equal top position (Olinda, Upwey, Woori Yallock & Wandin) with a total of 24.03 per cent separating them. The remaining four rounds are now vitally important. You would think the spot for fifth is only between Healesville, Mount Evelyn and Monbulk. Division two has Seville one game clear on top, Yarra Glen three games clear in second, Yarra Junction are safe in third. The battle is between Gembrook, Alexandra and Yea for fourth and fifth with three rounds to go. Division 1 Seniors Football (Round 14) Wandin 22.11.143 d Belgrave 13.8.86 Wandin got off to a blinder, kicking 8.1 to 1.1 in the first. They kicked another eight goals in the second to take a lead into the main break of 58 points. Belgrave outplayed them in the third, kicking 5.2 to 2.1 to reduce the lead to 39 points. The sides went goal for goal in the last quarter. Wandin best: J. Van Unen (11 goals), J. Rowe, B. Harvey (3 goals), R. Ross, P. Bruzzese (1 goal), J. Ladner (2 gaols). Belgrave best: T. Stubley, M. O’Callaghan (1 goal), J. Brown (1 goal), L. Sproules, M. Brown (1 goal), H. Byron. Olinda Ferny Creek 12.15.87 d Emerald 8.11.59 Emerald took the early lead kicking 4.1 to 1.1 in the first. They maintained that pressure in the second with 2.5 to 2.2 to have a lead of 21 points going into half time. Olinda bit back in the third, kicking 6.1 to 2.4 to take a lead of three points into the last. Emerald could not maintain the pressure they showed in the first half. Olinda Ferny Creek best: K. Currie, D. Troutman, J. Charge (5 goals), B. Currie, M. Hottes, C. Horner. Emerald best: S. Semmens (3 goals), N. Jansen, M. Dompietro, B. Wilson, R. Goonan, C. Thomsen. Mount Evelyn 11.10.76 d Healesville 7.12.54 Healesville took the early lead but only by four points at quarter time. Mount Evelyn kicked 6.3 to 1.3 in the second to have a lead of 26 points at half time. Healesville rallied in the third and reduced the margin to 10 points at the final change. Mount Evelyn had enough in the batteries to kick 2.2 to Healesville’s two behinds in the last. Mount Evelyn best: J. Beamish, D. Kift, C. Urquhart, A. Chalkley, B. Lord (1 goal), R. Hartfield (5 goals). Healesville best: J. Nugent, L. Daly (1 goal), S. Donkin (1 goal), D. Anderson, N. Mende (1 goal), D. Iacuone. Monbulk 13.8.86 d Woori Yallock 11.9.75 Monbulk got the early lead by five points at quarter time. They extended that to 14 points at half time but Woori Yallock found their second wind in the third and kicked 4.6 to one straight to claw back the lead by 10 points at the last break. Monbulk got on their bike in the last and piled on 5.4 to 2.1 to take command of the game. Monbulk best: S. Williams (4 goals), N. McPherson, D. Werts, D. McClelland, K. Fletcher (3 goals), P. Barge. Woori Yallock best: M. Batten, C. Smedley, K. Busoli (1 goal), C. Cameron (3 goals), J. Williams (1 goal), B. Mills. Upwey Tecoma 20.16.136 d Warburton Millgrove 10.8.68 Upwey Tecoma took the early lead, kicking 7.7 to 2.3 in the first. They gave Warburton a sniff in the second quarter, allowing Warburton to kick 4.3 to 1.3 to be within 16 points at half time, but it was all Upwey in the second half. Upwey Tecoma best: D. Waters (7 goals), B. Oates (1 goal), D. Bell (1 goal), L. Beacom, K. Grenda (3 goals), B. Sheppard (4 goals). Warburton Millgrove best: J. Lee, L. Barnard (1 goal), L. Spaulding, T. Marr, E. Leeds, J. Nelson (2 goals). mailcommunity.com.au
Monbulk's Diarmid McClelland contributing to the Hawks' win against Woori. Pictures: BETHANY HUTCHISON
Olinda's Dale Rohrmann going up for a contested mark against Emerald.
Woori's Maddy Hargrave put up 39 goals towards in her side's win against Monbulk.
Division 2 Seniors Football (Round 15) Powelltown 9.12.66 d Kinglake 8.4.52 Powelltown got the early lead by 18 points at quarter time. Kinglake ran them down in the second and the difference was only four points at half time. Kinglake outscored Powelltown in the third, but Powelltown went into the last with a two-point lead. Kinglake must have spent all their chips, as Powelltown kicked 2.1 to just one behind to get away with a win that they so desperately needed. Powelltown best: T. Ashby (7 goals), J. Garthwaite, S. Halliday, L. Middlemast, J. Moore, T. Robinson. Kinglake best: J. Butterworth, M. McAllister (1 goal), B. Hamer, M. Quinton, W. Graf, A. McLaren. Seville 13.14.92 d Yarra Junction 8.11.59 Yarra Junction got the early lead by two points. Seville swung that around in the second and took the lead by nine points at half time. The third quarter was tight but Seville managed to increase the lead to 14 points at the last change. It was all Seville in the last as Junction could not find the goals while Seville kicked 3.5 to win by 33 points. Seville best: S. McDonnell, A. Wind, J. Wilkinson, D. Broadway (4 goals), J. Neal (4 goals), P. Bailey. Yarra Junction best: B. Clark (1 goal), T. Armstrong, L. Hoffman, N. Walsh (1 goal), J. Bombinski (1 goal), P. Cubbin (1 goal).
Yarra Glen kicked 4.4 to 1.4 in the second to take a lead of 21 points into half time. A 5.5 to 2.1 third quarter gave Yarra Glen some breathing space going into the last. Yea challenged early, kicking the first couple of goals, but Yarra Glen steadied. Yarra Glen best: B. Binion, L. Telford (2 goals), J. Marks, J. Schille (1 goal), A. Smith, G. Filsell. Yea best: L. Beattie (2 goals), R. Aldous, A. Walsh, A. McCarthy (1 goal), B. Clements, J. Salau. Alexandra 28.19.187 d Thornton Eildon 3.2.20 Alexandra shot out of the blocks, kicking 8.7 to one straight to be in control from the outset. A big seven-goal second quarter and their lead was 90 points at half time. Another 13 goals in the last half saw them coming home with a morale-boosting win. Alexandra best: B. Norris (15 goals), B. Woollard (1 goal), N. Waugh, W. Goonan (2 goals), B. Cooper, B. McDonald. Thornton Eildon best: J. Scotland, W. Cody, B. Davis, T. Carpenter, B. Azzopardi. Under-18s Football (Round 15) Alexandra 6.13.49 d Wandin 7.5.47 Alexandra best: N. Stewart (5 goals), J. Keath, T. Rouget (1 goal), D. Ray, D. Kaempkes, H. Dunsford. Wandin best: A. Baker (1 goal), M. Smith, M. Feakes (1 goal), J. Goodburn, R. Johns, W. Brooks (1 goal). Healesville 10.9.69 d Mount Evelyn 5.6.36 Healesville best: J. Lawry, T. Millman, A. Peterson, D. Pryor, N. Pye, R. McQueen.
Yarra Glen 13.17.95 d Yea 8.8.56 Each side kicked only one goal in the first quarter.
Mount Evelyn best: M. Darke, B. Rattray (2 goals), M. Greenway, H. Watson, J. Hattwell, J. Merrett (2 goals). Monbulk 8.2.50 d Woori Yallock 7.3.45 Monbulk best: A. Banks (2 goals), M. Dekker (2 goals), D. Ross, B. te Boekhorst (1 goal), J. Hill, D. Rak. Woori Yallock best: J. Aitchison (2 goals), J. Wall, H. Bansagi (1 goal), T. Amarant, J. O’Sullivan (1 goal), C. Holmes (2 goals). Upwey Tecoma 15.15.105 d Warburton Millgrove 4.5.29 Upwey Tecoma best: A. Grenda (4 goals), J. Goldie (2 goals), C. Bolger (2 goals), K. Bell (1 goal), C. Giddens, K. Weiser. Warburton Millgrove best: J. Pride, R. Nyko, J. Kioulafas, K. Yeoman, J. Bishop, J. Coshutt. Division 1 A Grade Netball (Round 14) Warburton Millgrove 55 d Upwey Tecoma 42 Warburton got the early lead by five goals at quarter time. They extended that lead to eight goals at half time. The third quarter was goal-for-goal, but Warburton had a handy lead and took control in the last. Warburton Millgrove best: B. Daniels (39 goals), N. Petrucev, B. Hipwell. Upwey Tecoma best: I. Niven-Brown, G. Bull (11 goals), B. Price. Wandin 53 d Belgrave 44 Wandin got the early jump on Belgrave and led by six goals at quarter time. They increased that lead to eight goals at the main break. Belgrave outscored Wandin by one goal in the third and the margin was not out of reach, but Wandin hung on. Wandin best: S. Lumsden (21 goals), R. Tidd, K. Dolphin. Belgrave best: T. Jois, E. Schill (32 goals), J. Dewhurst. Olinda Ferny Creek 108 d Emerald 30 A massive 31 goals-to-seven first quarter set up the rest of the game. Olinda shot 27 goals to eight in the second and had a 43-goal lead at the main break. Olinda kept up the pressure in the second half. Olinda Ferny Creek best: A. Howard (32 goals), P. Stewart (76 goals), K. Tomlinson. Emerald best: N. Te Whata (11 goals), M. Pansow, K. Ellis. Woori Yallock 60 d Monbulk Hawks 36 The first quarter was goal for goal. Woori Yallock broke away in the second and had a lead of seven goals at half time. They continued to increase that lead with a big 22 goal third quarter. The last was reasonably tight. Woori Yallock best: S. Bailey, A. Newham, E. Allwell. Monbulk Hawks best: K. Wragg, B. Williams (26 goals), K. Seamer. Mount Evelyn 57 d Healesville 38 Mount Evelyn had a lead of two goals at quarter time and extended that to four at the main break. The game was in their control in the third as they ran away with 18 goals to seven. Healesville tightened things up in the last, but the game was already won. Mount Evelyn best: A. Deng, K. Black (30 goals), G. Marsh (27 goals). Healesville best: A. Stanley (32 goals), T. Large, C. Chandler. Division 2 A Grade Netball (Round 15) Kinglake 68 d Powelltown 32 Kinglake best: C. Ryan, F. Waack (44 goals), B. Waack. Powelltown best: A. Martin, D. Barber, J. Coffey. Seville 53 d Yarra Junction 47 Seville best: A. Tucker, P. Stanley (33 goals), M. Bell. Yarra Junction best: J. Gardner (21 goals), H. Sciberras, A. Finn (26 goals). Yea 76 d Yarra Glen 31 Yea best: M. Leatham, G. Duncan, M. Martinov (54 goals). Yarra Glen best: S. Gilder, L. Bull, C. Birchall. Tuesday, 7 August, 2018
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Weekend warriors By Jamie Strudley Several of the tougher members of Yarra Ranges Athletics made the long drive up to Ballarat for a race around Lake ‘Windoree’ - Wendouree - on Saturday 4 August. They were greeted with cloudy skies, strong icy wind and an understanding of why we only had a small team for this meet! The juniors had to complete one lap of the lake (6 kilometres). Harry Norman kicked Yarra Ranges Athletics off to a great start with second overall and Madeline Laven proved that broken bones couldn’t stop her, with a close-fought second place in the girls under-14. Next up was the open men and women who had to complete two full laps plus an out and back. This meant three times running into a headwind that felt more like a brick wall. Seamus Dwyer lead Yarra Ranges Athletics home with a strong performance despite initial worries that he might not make it to the start, as his little pink watch couldn’t pick up satellites. Next in was Michael Clarke, who rose to the tough conditions and stormed through the field after lap one. Lauren Starr was first lady, despite sufferring with a stomach ache - next time she should follow coach’s advice and find a tree a puke behind it. James Anderson completed his first long run since the Gold Coast marathon and ran a controlled effort. Andy Searles made the wise call to pull out at 7km with a sore foot, although there are suspicions as this happened to be at the time his girlfriend passed him. Graham Coutts put in a strong effort despite a dodgy knee and the ever-consistent Bryan Ackerly was right behind him.
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Bradley and Reuben at the Hills Challenge. Georgia Brock had a fantastic run, completing her longest road race in well under goal time and beating coach in the process. Jamie Strudley dodged a bullet and made it in under 70 minutes, confirming that he wouldn’t be hanging up the racing flats any day soon. Craig Hewitson rounded out the men’s team in stirling fashion, continuing his triumphant return to racing. Laura DiGregorio had a sensational run and Katie Clarke was just behind. A little more sun and less wind would be nice for next round at Anglesea in two weeks. The rest of the Yarra Ranges athletes headed to Cockatoo to compete for the annual Hills Challenge trophy.
The prestigious silverware has been with the club for the past four years. The weather had been kind to the venue so, by and large, the course was steady under foot. The late night rain did make some parts slippery. The event includes five races, from 500 metres to 3km, and each runner can run as many races as they want to help accrue points for their club along the way. Yarra Ranges had at least 50 runners, but many of its older and more experienced runners were away on other events and the club finished second to Pakenham. The club welcomes all athletes of any age or ability. Visit yarrarangesathletics.org.au.
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The Warburton Golf Club competition on Wednesday 1 August was a stroke competition. The weather was mostly sunny and the course conditions were pretty good. Ken Barratt won (21) 66 with Steve 'He's done it to me again' Wyatt runner-up with (12) 67. Balls down to 73. Nearest to pins was Allan Hubbard on the ninth, Malcolm Dickson on the 15th and Alan Johnston with his second shot on the 17th. The Saturday 4 August contest was stroke again, with fine weather but sloppy course conditions and variable greens following overnight rain. The winner was Paul Kennedy (12) 70 and runner-up was Vahagn Sargsyan. Balls down to 74. Nearest to pins was Ossie McClay on the third, Paul Kennedy on the fifth, Allan Hubbard the ninth, David Murch on the 12th and Darren Wyatt the 15th.
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